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Editing
Editing Layers
• Click the Bypass button in front of the depth control to switch off the modulation
temporarily.
Managing Modulation Rows
To copy or move a modulation row, proceed as follows:
1. On the context menu for the source row, select “Copy Modulation Row” or “Cut
Modulation Row”.
2. On the context menu for the target row, select “Paste Modulation Row”.
• To insert an empty row, select “Insert Modulation Row” from the context menu.
• To remove a modulation row, select “Remove Modulation Row” from the context
menu.
Note that the list always contains 32 rows. If you remove a row, an empty row is
appended to the list.
Ö You can copy modulation rows across different programs and between different plug-
in instances.
MIDI Controller and Note Expression Smoothing
When a MIDI or a Note Expression controller is selected as modulation source, the
Smoothing parameter is available. This allows for parameter changes to occur more
gradually.
The following settings are available:
- Default: Uses the global Smoothing parameter set up on the Options page.
- 1 ms to 1000 ms: Determines the amount of smoothing.
- Off: Deactivates the Smoothing parameter.
Unipolar vs. Bipolar Sources
The polarity of a modulation source specifies the value range it produces.
• Unipolar sources produce positive values only. The sources modulate between 0
and +1.
• Bipolar sources produce negative and positive values. The sources modulate
between -1 and +1.
By default, some sources are unipolar and others are bipolar. However, you can
change the polarity of a modulation source any time you want.
• To change the polarity of a source, click the button to the right of the
corresponding source.
Using the Curve and Range Editor
You can set up a curve and range for each modulation source.
• The curve and range editor displays the settings of the currently selected source
marked by a frame in the corresponding modulation row. To adjust the settings of
a different source, click the button to the left of the source you want to edit.
• The curve editor allows you to change the characteristic of a modulation. The
displayed curve is superimposed on the modulation source.
This way, you can change the modulation, for example, from linear to exponential or
logarithmic behavior.
• By setting the minimum and maximum values, the modulation stays within the
specified range only. In addition, you can specify an offset and a range for the
modulation.
For example, with an offset and range of +50 % only the second half of the
displayed curve will be superimposed on the modulation.
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