Korg modwave native - Modulation Sources Explained; Available Modulation Controllers

Zones & Scales page
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Tempo
[40…300]
is is the stored tempo for the Performance, duplicating the control above the Mod Knobs. It applies only if Sync
To Host is O (when running as a plug-in) or when Clock is set to Internal or Auto (when running stand-alone);
otherwise, it is grayed out.
Performance Scale
Power button (Use Performance Scale)
[O, On]
On: e Performance Scale settings, below, are used—unless Global Scale is On, in which case the Global scales are
used instead. See "Global Scale" on page 20.
O: e Performance Scale settings are ignored.
Active Scale
[1, 2]
If Perf Scale is On, this chooses which of the two scales below is used. You can control this via MIDI; see "CC Assign"
on page 21.
1 (Scale 1)
[Arabic, Equal Temperament, Kirnberger, Pelog, Pure Major, Pure Minor, Pythagoras, Slendro, Stretch,
Werkmeister]
is selects the rst scale to be used.
Arabic: is includes the quarter-tone intervals used in Arabic music.
Pythagoras: Especially eective for melodies, this produces 11 completely pure hs, at the expense of other intervals—
thirds in particular. To maintain the tuning of the octave, the nal h—from sharp four to sharp root—is also quite
at.
Werkmeister (Werkmeister III), Kirnberger (Kirnberger III): ese are “Well-Tempered” tunings from the Baroque
period.
Pelog: is Indonesian gamelan scale uses seven notes per octave. When Key is set to C, use the white keys. e black
keys will play the equal tempered pitches.
Pure Major, Pure Minor: ese are Just Intonations optimized for major and minor keys, respectively. Unlike the other
scales, they maintain the A4 tuning (e.g. A=440 Hz) as set by the Master Tune parameter (see "Master Tune" on page
20.). Because of this, the root note of the selected Key may shi from its equal-tempered pitch.
Slendro: is Indonesian gamelan scale has ve notes per octave. When Key is set to C, use C, D, F, G and A. Other
notes will play the normal equal-tempered pitches.
Stretch: In this acoustic piano tuning, notes below the middle of the keyboard are progressively more at, and notes
above the middle are progressively more sharp.
(Key)
[C…B]
is controls the root key of the scale. Key applies only to repeating 12-note scales.
Note: Specic combinations of Scale and Key may skew the reference tuning pitch. For example, A4 might become 442
Hz, instead of 440 Hz. Use Master Tune to correct this, if necessary.
2 (Scale 2)
(Key)
ese are the second Scale and its associated Key.