Zebra and Phase Plant have a modulation mapper module that allows to draw a custom curve and output a different value depending on the input value. In Zebra it's the MMap module and in Phase Plant the Remap module.
You can do all sorts of things like moving the "playhead" in the curve with the modhweel, or output exponential values from the modwheel instead of linear values, etc.
Does MSF have something similar?
I've been looking at the manual but I can't seem to find anything.
Is there a mod mapper in MSF?
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- KVRAF
- 10310 posts since 2 Sep, 2003 from Surrey, UK
In the [Globals] tab, click [Show Advanced Settings], then select the [Controllers] tab.Y ou can transform various MIDI messages there.
Or, on the MIDI Settings window Main Controllers panel, select up to 16 MIDI CC numbers that you want to use. Then, for any modulatable control:
-- click its Modulation button
-- for any available modulation slot, select one of those 16 Main Controllers
-- click the third button (with a zig-zag icon), enable the transformation and edit it as needed
You can also transform the final output from all the modulation sources for a control, click the [Transformation] button at the top of the Modulation window. And, of course, you can save / load transformation presets and copy/paste them via the clipboard.
Or, on the MIDI Settings window Main Controllers panel, select up to 16 MIDI CC numbers that you want to use. Then, for any modulatable control:
-- click its Modulation button
-- for any available modulation slot, select one of those 16 Main Controllers
-- click the third button (with a zig-zag icon), enable the transformation and edit it as needed
You can also transform the final output from all the modulation sources for a control, click the [Transformation] button at the top of the Modulation window. And, of course, you can save / load transformation presets and copy/paste them via the clipboard.
