Modulation Parameters

Allows you to bypass the modulation slot to check its influence on the sound.

Deletes the modulation row.

Shows the modulation source. Click in the field to select a new source. When you position the mouse pointer over the Source 1 field, the Jump to Source button is shown. Click this button to jump to the edit section of the modulation source.

Shows the modulation modifier, a secondary modulation source that manipulates the outgoing modulation signal. For example, you can assign the mod wheel to control the intensity of the modulation. Click in the field to select a new modifier. When you position the mouse pointer over the Source 2 field, the Jump to Source button is shown. Click this button to jump to the edit section of the modulation modifier.

Allows you to set the polarity of a modulation source. The polarity specifies the value range. Unipolar sources modulate between 0 and +1. Bipolar sources modulate between -1 and +1.

This allows you to change the polarity of the Amp or Filter envelopes from unipolar to bipolar, to map their range to a bipolar parameter, such as Pan, for example. However, the envelopes always display their values with their default polarity.

These buttons open a panel where you can set up a curve and range for each modulation source.

Shows the destination parameter. Click in the field to select a new destination. When you position the mouse pointer over the Destination field, the Jump to Destination button is shown. Click this button to jump to the edit section of the destination.

Adjusts the modulation depth, that is, the intensity of the modulation.