Using a external keyboard( and builth in keyboard ?) to modulate a adsr amp envelope of a sound?
The notenumber of the keyboard modulate the release state of the amp envelope
Is this possible as a module ?
With a mod wheel is also performance modulation possible
setting up performance modulations in Mulab
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- KVRAF
- 12737 posts since 24 Jun, 2008 from Europe
In M3 no, in M4 yes.
You can use the Note/MIDI To Modulation converters for that.
More user info on M4 will come when it's ready to rock.
You can use the Note/MIDI To Modulation converters for that.
More user info on M4 will come when it's ready to rock.
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- KVRian
- 852 posts since 3 Mar, 2009
Modulation from external sources is pretty easy and thorough in M4.
Keytrack to envelope times: As an example, check the AD\keys\DX7-1 patch inside the PolySynth. The Note To Modulation modules can do this. Double click the cable going out from this module to see that it's actually inversing the keyfollow to give low notes longer decay and high notes a short decay.
Use of Modwheel, Aftertouch etc.: Jo's recommended way is found in plenty of the patches in the AD folder. A patch with a parameter name starting with MW uses Modwheel modulation. If you go inside the patch you see a Constant Modulator that is driven by Modwheel. To do this add the Value parameter of the Constant modulator to the Meta Parameter of the patch and assign Modwheel to this parameter from the Play Editor (Map Midi Controller).
A second way is to use the Controller To Modulation Converter module.
To get MT, AT etc inside the Poly Synth, create a Synth Module Modulation Input inside the Poly Synth. This adds a 'green' input to the Poly Synth to which you connect you modulation. Example: AD/lead/PWM Lead patch.
Andreas
Keytrack to envelope times: As an example, check the AD\keys\DX7-1 patch inside the PolySynth. The Note To Modulation modules can do this. Double click the cable going out from this module to see that it's actually inversing the keyfollow to give low notes longer decay and high notes a short decay.
Use of Modwheel, Aftertouch etc.: Jo's recommended way is found in plenty of the patches in the AD folder. A patch with a parameter name starting with MW uses Modwheel modulation. If you go inside the patch you see a Constant Modulator that is driven by Modwheel. To do this add the Value parameter of the Constant modulator to the Meta Parameter of the patch and assign Modwheel to this parameter from the Play Editor (Map Midi Controller).
A second way is to use the Controller To Modulation Converter module.
To get MT, AT etc inside the Poly Synth, create a Synth Module Modulation Input inside the Poly Synth. This adds a 'green' input to the Poly Synth to which you connect you modulation. Example: AD/lead/PWM Lead patch.
Andreas
