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Modulation Matrix

A modulation can be described as influencing a sound parameter by a signal generating

unit. The terms used in this context are "source" and "destination". The MicroWave II/XT/XTk

offers 16 independent modulation units each with individual settings of source, destination

and amount.

Mod 1…16

Source

see Table 3

Defines the modulation source. See Table 3 for the list of available sources.

Amount

-64…+63

Determines the amount of modulation applied to the destination. Since the modulation is

in fact a multiplication of the source signal and this parameter, the resulting amplitude

depends on the type of modulation source you select:

• For the so-called unipolar modulation sources, the resulting amplitude lies within

the range of

0…+1

, if Amount is positive or

0…-1

, if Amount is negative. These

sources are: Filter Envelope, Amplifier Envelope, Wave Envelope, all MIDI

controllers including Modwheel, Foot control etc., Velocity, Release Velocity,

Aftertouch, Polyphonic Pressure and MIDI clock.

• For the so-called bipolar modulation sources, the resulting amplitude lies within

the range of

-1…0…+1

. These sources are: Free Envelope, both LFOs, Keytrack,

Keyfollow and Pitchbend.

For the modulation sources Keytrack and Keyfollow, a value of

+56

represents 100% of the

scale.

Source | Amount | Destination [5]

Modwheel | +047 | Wave1 Pos

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