HOW MODULATIONS ARE APPLIED
Amount is not normalized between destinations. It depends on how many values the parameter has.
For example 1 amount is 1 semitone or 1 octave. LFO waves have 23 or so values, so once you reach
that value increasing the amount, you are maxing out the modulation and whatever portion of the
wave that goes above will keep the maximum parameter. It "clips" the modulation introducing a
plateau of no changes.
LFOs and Ext CV Input are bipolar, introducing positive and negative changes.
MOD Lanes are unipolar, so the values are always “increased/added” to the parameter destination.
LFOs and MOD Lanes have an offset control. You can use it to remove the negative component of a
LFO or to add a negative offset to a MOD Lane.
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