Since you can’t specify a destination parameter this way, you’ll usually have to change the modulated parameter via the drop-down menu on the right side of the new assignment entry. This will open the same drop-down menu of modulation sources that you’ll get when you right-click a knob. Open the Modulation Router of a module and click the Add Modulator button on the left side of its last row. This method does not allow you to re-use existing modulation sources.ģ. If the respective parameter can’t be modulated, the mouse pointer will change into a “Stop” icon. Choose a modulation source type from one of the four lists, then drag it onto a knob whose parameter you’d like to modulate. In the Browser, select the Modules tab, then switch to the Modulators category.

The submenu at the bottom of this menu contains modulation sources which already exist in your Instrument and allows you to assign an existing source to more than one parameter.Ģ. Right-click on the parameter you want to modulate, then choose a modulation source. You can add a new assignment by one of three ways:ġ. The Modulation Router can be shown by clicking on the button labeled Mod (or Modulation) in the lower left corner of a module. Modulation assignments are displayed with a single row in the Modulation Router of the parameter’s parent module. For today, we will be looking at one of the External Sources, velocity and one of the Envelopes, AHDSR. Modulation is a complicated topic and we will dive into in depth in a later tutorial. Others (Step Sequencers, Envelope Followers) Kontakt has a variety of parameters that can be modulated and four categories of sources: When you trigger a Kontakt Instrument with midi notes or from a MIDI controller the volume can be varied with velocity.

How to Modulate Volume with Velocity and AHDSR In today’s tutorial, i will show you how to Modulate Volume with Velocity and AHDSR.

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