Native Instruments MASCHINE MIKRO MK2, Manual

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Velocity Destination
This section allows you to use the input velocity in order to modulate various parameters.
Parameter Modulation Destination
Start Start parameter of the Pitch / Gate section on page 2. Positive values shift the
Sample start position later in time as you play harder, negative values shift it
closer to the beginning of the Sample as you play harder.
Tip: a typical example for this parameter is setting it so that the initial attack
transient of a snare drum is heard only at high velocity values. This makes it
sound “snappier” when you play hard, and “mushier” or muted when you play
softly.
Decay Decay parameter of the Amplitude Envelope section on page 2.
Cutoff Cutoff parameter of the Filter section (with filter types LP2 , HP2 , BP2 only) on
page 3.
Volume This allows you to modulate the volume, which is what velocity normally is used
for.
Modwheel Destination
Here you can determine how incoming MIDI data sent by the Modulation Wheel affects various
parameters.
Parameter Modulation Destination
Start Start parameter of the Pitch / Gate section on page 2.
Cutoff Cutoff parameter of the Filter section (with filter types LP2 , HP2 , BP2 only) on
page 3.
LFO Depth Use this knob to adjust how much the Modulation Wheel affects the depth of the
LFO modulation (for all targets) defined on page 5.
Pan Pan parameter of the Sound’s Output Properties (see
↑
4.4, The Sound Proper-
ties for more info).
4.3 Using VST/AU Plug-ins
This section describes how to handle VST/AU plug-ins in MASCHINE.
Working with Sounds
Using VST/AU Plug-ins
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