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analog saw-toothed wave generator. “Mvclpf-3” and “Mvclpf-4” are very real-
istic reproductions of the filter cascade invented by R. A. Moog. These plug-ins
represent a milestone in the digital reproduction of this legendary low-pass filter.
An effect module frequently featured in a classic modular system is the Bode Fre-
quency Shifter. The plug-in of the same name implemented by Steve Harris allows
experimenting with frequency shifting.
istic reproductions of the filter cascade invented by R. A. Moog. These plug-ins
represent a milestone in the digital reproduction of this legendary low-pass filter.
An effect module frequently featured in a classic modular system is the Bode Fre-
quency Shifter. The plug-in of the same name implemented by Steve Harris allows
experimenting with frequency shifting.
15.11.4
Keeping Track with the Control Center
Select the MIDI channel in the ‘Control Center’, build connections between the
MIDI controllers and the module parameters, and create individually operable
user interfaces, for example, for live performances. Range limitations for the slid-
ers can also be set here.
MIDI controllers and the module parameters, and create individually operable
user interfaces, for example, for live performances. Range limitations for the slid-
ers can also be set here.
The list to the left displays the MIDI controllers used in a patch. In this tree view,
the parameters associated with a controller are shown under the respective con-
troller. As soon as a controller event that does not exist in the list is received via
MIDI, it is added to the list. The list to the right shows the modules and their pa-
rameters. If you select a parameter here, the respective control appears, enabling
modification of the parameter and range limits.
the parameters associated with a controller are shown under the respective con-
troller. As soon as a controller event that does not exist in the list is received via
MIDI, it is added to the list. The list to the right shows the modules and their pa-
rameters. If you select a parameter here, the respective control appears, enabling
modification of the parameter and range limits.
To create a MIDI binding, select a controller in the list to the left and a parameter
in the list to the right. Then click ‘Bind’. To clear a MIDI binding, simply select
the respective parameter in the list to the left under the controller and click ‘Clear
Binding’. ‘Clear All’ clears the entire list of MIDI controllers and bindings. With
‘Toggle MIDI Sign’, determine whether a parameter should increase or decrease
with rising controller values. The settings of these MIDI controllers become ef-
fective only when the current parameter value has been attained. This prevents
sudden parameter jolts.
in the list to the right. Then click ‘Bind’. To clear a MIDI binding, simply select
the respective parameter in the list to the left under the controller and click ‘Clear
Binding’. ‘Clear All’ clears the entire list of MIDI controllers and bindings. With
‘Toggle MIDI Sign’, determine whether a parameter should increase or decrease
with rising controller values. The settings of these MIDI controllers become ef-
fective only when the current parameter value has been attained. This prevents
sudden parameter jolts.
‘Add to Parameter View’ adds the currently marked module parameter to the
‘Parameter View’ dialog. The parameters can be easily arranged into tabulators
and labeled frames.
‘Parameter View’ dialog. The parameters can be easily arranged into tabulators
and labeled frames.
15.11.5
The MIDI Out Module
The output of the MIDI events generated by a MIDI Out module is realized by
way of the two readable MIDI ports of AlsaModularSynth in the left list of ka-
connect. If several MIDI Out modules are used simultaneously, the MIDI events
are merged accordingly. As both notation and controller events can be sent, the
module can also be used to control all kinds of parameters via control voltage. To
way of the two readable MIDI ports of AlsaModularSynth in the left list of ka-
connect. If several MIDI Out modules are used simultaneously, the MIDI events
are merged accordingly. As both notation and controller events can be sent, the
module can also be used to control all kinds of parameters via control voltage. To
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