Modulation
Modulation allows a setting or function to be adjusted in real-time by any of the other output channels or by any of the available input sources.
The following can be modulated:
- Frequency
- Amplitude
- Offset
- Phase
- Morph (including Attack, Skew, Decay and Mix)
- Waveform
- Quantization
Modulation can be configured via the Parameter Screen.
Parameters
Setting | Function |
Source | Sets the modulation source, this can be any of the internal or external channels |
Type | Linear or Exponential |
Index | Wet/dry mix. A value of 100 has maximum effect, a value of 0 has no effect. A value of -100 will invert the CV (useful for 0-5V input signals) |
Selector | SEL - Select discrete values for modulating. This is only available for Waveform modulation, and for Morph modulation when the Waveform is set to either Input or Output . |
Graphing
- Horizontal axis is the normalized modulation source amount
- Vertical axis the the normalized modulated result
- The origin point, (0,0) is the current value of whatever setting is being modulated. For example, if
Amplitude
is being modulated, and the amplitude value chosen is 30%, then the origin point describes a value of 30%. When the CV source for modulation is 0.0V, then the result will be 30%, when the CV source is greater than 0.0V or below 0.0V, then theAmplitude
will increase or decrease above or below 30% as described by the curve.
NOTE: Additional clamping curves apply to Frequency modulation in the sub 1Hz range. |