Modulation Assign

16 Apr 2014, 04:16

Hey there :)

does anyone know where I can assign for example cutoff frequency to the modulation (pitchbend)?

Re: Modulation Assign

16 Apr 2014, 13:16

I have not seen that option, though I am still learning. I did see you can assign things like that to a pedal.

Re: Modulation Assign

6 Jun 2014, 13:07

thank you...but thats not exactly what I was looking for :-/

Re: Modulation Assign

6 Jun 2014, 13:46

tr1tonus wrote:
Hey there :)

does anyone know where I can assign for example cutoff frequency to the modulation (pitchbend)?

Enter "Tone Edit" (press Shift + 2) and go to section named "Matrix Control 1". You can do stuff like that there. But it's not very self-explanatory, you should read the detailed user manual.

Re: Modulation Assign

8 Jun 2014, 23:33

I was playing around with this today, trying to assign a pedal in a tone and found for a supernatural synth sound there's no matrix control at all as far as I can see, I'm hoping I'm missing something but surely we should be able to assign cc04 to different parameters in a tone?

Re: Modulation Assign

9 Jun 2014, 02:07

theshinenz wrote:
I was playing around with this today, trying to assign a pedal in a tone and found for a supernatural synth sound there's no matrix control at all as far as I can see, I'm hoping I'm missing something but surely we should be able to assign cc04 to different parameters in a tone?

You are right. If you press "Pro Edit" (4) when editing Tone, you can change more parameters but there is nothing like "Matrix Control" for Supernatural tones. They have much less parameters than PCM tones...

Re: Modulation Assign

10 Jun 2014, 05:49

Too bad it doesnt have a mod matrix.. I hope that they will improve that later on

Re: Modulation Assign

10 Jun 2014, 07:28

:-/

Re: Modulation Assign

11 Jun 2014, 16:26

mixalis wrote:
Too bad it doesnt have a mod matrix.. I hope that they will improve that later on

I think you can at least use MFX effects with all Supernatural Tones and their parameters can be controlled using many complex schemes, even using modwheel - I THINK. Didn't try it out myself.