played note (bipolar).
Note Lin
The note being played with a linear response. The
modulation value follows the note
number (bipolar).
Velocity
The MIDI note-on velocity
information. The harder the key is hit,
the higher the modulation value
(unipolar).
Aftert(poly)
The Aftertouch value of each separate note is used as
modulation source. Your MIDI keyboard must support this.
If this doesn't work it is likely that your keyboard has no
polyphonic aftertouch (unipolar).
Aftert(mono)
As above, however only one aftertouch value is used for the
whole keyboard. All notes being played on a specific
channel share the same monophonic aftertouch value. This
is how most keyboards work (unipolar).
Pitch Wheel
The value of the pitch-Wheel is takes as modulation
source, maybe it makes sense to reduce the Pitch Wheel
range to 0 when using the Pitch Wheel as modulation
source. The Pitch Wheel is bipolar
ModulatWheel The MIDI modulation wheel (MIDI CC 1) (unipolar ).
BreathContr
MIDI CC 2 (unipolar).
FootContr
MIDI CC 4 (unipolar).
ExpressContr MIDI CC 11 (unipolar).
CC16 Contr
MIDI CC 16 (bipolar).
CC17 Contr
MIDI CC 17 (bipolar).
CC18 Contr
MIDI CC 18 (bipolar).
CC19 Contr
MIDI CC 19 (bipolar).
LFO 1
LFO 1 (bipolar).
C r o n o X 3
User Guide
79
