In many plugins that have modulation there is a modulation matrix where one can control the Amount of the modulation applied to the target. How do I do this with Melda plugins? I've poured over everything that I can read and every window possible and still can't seem to figure it out. I feel dumb because I'm sure that the answer will seem painfully obvious once I get one.
Perhaps my expectations are wrong...
Let's say I set up a modulator in MHarmonizerMB to modulate the Global pitch from 0 to +12.
I would expect to find a parameter within the Modulator window that applies an amount of the modulation so that if I did not want the pitch to move a full octave I could decrease the value below 100%.
Am I thinking, expecting or looking in the wrong place?
Modulation question
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- KVRian
- 587 posts since 8 May, 2012 from E.U.
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- KVRAF
- 10376 posts since 2 Sep, 2003 from Surrey, UK
Taking the standard Modulator, it has a sine wave pattern. When you add, say, "Semitones" as a target parameter the Range Mode is set to "Interval" and and you can set the Value and Maximal as desired (0 and +12). But the SIne wave runs from -100% to +100%. You could draw your own Custom Shape sine wave with a a lower maximum.
Or, change the Range Mode to "Up Only", Value to 0 and Depth to 25% (of the complete range -12 to +12 = 6). And, you can control that Depth value from a Multiparameter (it'll be named Range there, but don't worry about that)).
Or, change the Range Mode to "Up Only", Value to 0 and Depth to 25% (of the complete range -12 to +12 = 6). And, you can control that Depth value from a Multiparameter (it'll be named Range there, but don't worry about that)).