Korg wavestate native - Generators and Tempo as Sources; Aftertouch and Mod Knobs; Generator Modulation Sources; Step Seq and Tempo Sources

Modulation Sources
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Aftertouch and Poly Aftertouch
ese are MIDI Aertouch and Poly Aertouch, respectively, representing pressure on the keyboard aer note-on.
Mod Knobs
is section of the Modulation Sources list contains the 8 Performance Mod Knobs, followed by the 8 Mod Knobs for
the current Layer’s Program.
Generators
Filter/Amp/Pitch Envelope
ese are the three standard ADSR envelopes.
Vector Envelope A/B/C/D
e A/B/C/D selections decide which of the Vector Envelope’s four outputs to use. For instance, A is the signal that goes
to Layer A’s volume, which is max on the le and min on the right. C is the opposite of that, with max on the right and
min on the le.
Filter/Amp/Pitch/Pan LFO
ese are the four LFOs.
Filter/Amp Key Track
ese are the Key Track generators from the Filter and Amp, respectively.
Mod Process 1/2
ese are the two Mod Processors.
Step Seq Lane
is is the output of the Wave Sequence’s Step Seq Lane. Note: this will not work consistently as an envelope trigger
source; use Step Pulse instead.
Step Pulse
is generates a brief trigger pulse at the start of each Wave Sequence Step.
Tempo
is lets you use the system tempo as a modulation source. 120 is the center, for a value of 0; 60BPM is -100,
and 240BPM is +100 (the value continues to increase up to 300BPM). Note that this is dierent from tempo
synchronization; for that purpose, use the dedicated Tempo functions for the LFOs, Wave Sequence, and Vector
Envelope.
Program/Performance Note Count and Program/Performance Voice Count
ese use the number of notes played on the keyboard, or the number of voices being played by the synth engine, as
modulation sources. e Performance variations count all notes or voices in the Performance, while the Program
variations only include those in the current Program.
# Notes/Voices Resulting value
1
0.0
2
0.01
3
0.02
…
…
101
1.0
Poly Legato
When you play a legato phrase, the rst note of that phrase (and notes within 30 msec of the rst note) has a Poly Legato
value of 0.0. Subsequent notes in the phrase have a Poly Legato value of 1.0.
CC +
is is a list of MIDI CCs 1 to 119, interpreted as unipolar signals. MIDI values 0-127 are zero to maximum
modulation.