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bar to select it (the blue frame moves to the selected Morph group). Then double-click on the mod-
ule parameter you wish to assign to the selected Morph group.
2. Every parameter assigned to a Morph group should also be given a Morph range. Click and hold the
Ctrl[PC]/Alt[Mac] key on the computer keyboard and place the cursor on the knob that you
assigned to the Morph group. Click-drag the cursor as if you were turning the knob. A colored sector
will appear, indicating the Morph range. The range will also appear in a yellow hintbox above the
parameter. You can also double-click-hold on a parameter that is assigned to a Morph group to set
the range.
If you assign a selector switch (button) to a Morph group, the Morph range will be set by holding
down the Ctrl[PC]/Alt[Mac] key and clicking on the button in the selector that should be the "last"
(end limit) to be controlled by the Morph.
3. Turning the Morph group knob in the toolbar will now control the morphed parameter within the
selected range.
You can assign each Morph group knob to e.g. a K
an external MIDI controller, or, as an exclusive feature of the Morph group knobs, to MIDI note values
or keyboard velocity. You will find these two options at the bottom of the MIDI controller popup. To
deassign a parameter from a Morph group, right[PC]/Ctrl[Mac]-click on it and select Disable in the
Morph popup.
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The Morph range will always start at the current position of a knob, slider or selector. The relationship
between the setting of the parameter and the Morph range will be fixed, even if you move the setting of
the parameter after a Morph range has been set.
on the front panel, a pedal (not Micro Modular),
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