Table of Contents
MIDI Modules Reference
The MIDI modules in HALion range from standard arpeggiator modules to more dedicated modules that trigger specific events or deliver specific modulation signals.
Common Functions
Some functions and settings are available in several MIDI modules. These are described in the following sections.
Assigning MIDI Modules in the Modulation Matrix
Some MIDI modules, like the FlexPhraser, process the MIDI events themselves. Other MIDI modules, like True Pedaling, produce modulation signals that must be assigned as a source or as a modifier in the modulation matrix before they can be used.

Assigning MIDI Modules in the Modulation Matrix

Some MIDI modules, like the FlexPhraser, process the MIDI events themselves. Other MIDI modules, like True Pedaling, produce modulation signals that must be assigned as a source or as a modifier in the modulation matrix before they can be used.

Procedure

In the Program Tree, select the zones that you want to edit.
Make sure that the zones are part of a program or layer with a MIDI module that produces modulation signals.
Open the Sound Editor, and show the Modulation Matrix section.
On the pop-up menu of the Source/Modifier column, open the Modulation Module submenu, and select a MIDI module.

The submenu lists only MIDI modules that belong to the same layer or that are higher up in the hierarchy.