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4.5.5 Aftertouch-dependent morphing
If you don’t have any hands free to use any controllers, Aftertouch is a good alternative for
breathing life into your keyboard performance:
Application: Expressive Soundchanges.
4.5.6 CV dependent morphing
Of course it would be unforgivable if the morphing could not be controlled by a control
voltage. But you can. Unfortunately, a modulation input must be misappropriated for this
purpose. We picked out for the LFO-DEPTH control input. Connect the control voltage
modulation source to this input.
Applications: Full freedom. It does not matter if you select the snapshots via a sequencer or
control them via a theremin controller. The CV entrance is the gateway to a whole universe
of possibilities.
4.6 The combination of di ff erent modulation sources
Keyboard velocity, aftertouch, modulation wheel - all well and good. But what if you want to
combine keyboard velocity dynamics and aftertouch, for example? Is that possible? Yes,
that is indeed possible. One can mix several modulation sources and also reduce their
effect accordingly, so that the control can be done as sensitively as possible.
Selection of the fifth mode - morphing snapshots via aftertouch.
Button Knob/Button Description
MORPH BIG KNOB While holding down the [MORPH] button, select No. 5 on the
LED scale.
- - - MIDI
Aftertouch
If you release the [MORPH] key, you can morph between the
snapshots with the aftertouch of a MIDI keyboard.
Selection of the sixth mode - morphing snapshots via control voltage.
Button Knob/Button Description
MORPH
BIG KNOB
While holding down the [MORPH] button, select No.6 on the
LED scale.
- - -
CV Eingang
(LFO-DEPTH)
If you release the [MORPH] key, you can morph between the
snapshots with the control voltage you applied to the LFO
DEPTH Input.
Combining multiple modulation sources for realtime morphing.
Button Knob/Button Description
- - -
MORPH
If you briefly press the [MORPH] button, the status LED next
to the [MORPH] button lights green. If instead you hold down
the [MORPH] button until LEDs 1-8 lights red and then
release, the status LED to the right of the [MORPH] button will
turn white - indicating that you have reached the morph
combination mode.
- - -
BIG KNOB
After you have released the [MORPH] button, the LED of the
already active modulation sources will light up. With the big
knob, you can now select one additional modulation source.
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