Table of Contents
Editing Zones
You can edit zones in the Zone Editor.
Modulation
The concept of controlling one parameter by another one is called modulation. HALion offers many fixed assigned modulations, such as the amplitude and filter envelopes, or pitch key follow.
Modulation Matrix
In the modulation matrix, you can interconnect modulation sources, such as LFOs and envelopes, with modulation destinations, such as pitch, cutoff, amplitude, etc.
Creating Modulations in the Modulation Matrix
In the modulation matrix, you create modulation assignments by selecting modulation sources, modifiers, and destinations from the pop-up menus.

Creating Modulations in the Modulation Matrix

In the modulation matrix, you create modulation assignments by selecting modulation sources, modifiers, and destinations from the pop-up menus.

Prerequisite

You have selected the zone that you want to edit.

In the Zone Editor, open the Modulation Matrix section.
Select a modulation source and a modulation destination, for example, LFO1 as the source and Pitch as the destination.
Use the horizontal fader to adjust the modulation depth.
Optional: Click the Source 2 field, and select a modifier or change the polarity of the source.

For example, select Pitch Bend as the modifier, and set it to unipolar.
Optional: Use the curve and range settings on the right to limit the modulation range or to adjust the characteristics of the modulation.
Optional: Click Edit Source 1 or Edit Source 2 to open the curve and range settings, and limit the modulation range or adjust the characteristics of the modulation.