Which Parameters Are Modulatable - Native Instruments MASCHINE MIKRO MK3 Manual

Source of control
Duration of the change
Target parameters
Nature of the change
(continuous parameters only)
This section describes how to use modulation in MASCHINE 4 for more information on using auto-
mation, please refer to section
Please note that modulation and automation are not mutually exclusive: You can modulate a
parameter in MASCHINE and automate it (e.g., from your host) simultaneously! As a result,
the parameter value will deviate (according to the recorded modulation) from its moving value
defined by the automation.
Example: Let9s assume that you have recorded some modulation for the
Plug-in in order to create a filter sweep. Since modulation is defined relative to the non-modulated
value, by manually adjusting the
cies. By assigning this
±12.2.3, Controlling Parameters via MIDI and Host Automation
ate a filter sweep that automatically moves across frequencies!
11.5.1

Which Parameters Are Modulatable?

All the modulatable parameters are found in Plug-ins or Channel properties (e.g., you cannot
modulate the Pattern Length or the Step Grid resolution). This means that all modulatable pa-
rameters are found in a Parameter page of the Control area (when the software is in Arrange
view).
Modulation
Internal (e.g., changes
recorded via Auto-write)
Temporary (until the end of
the Clip)
At the Sound and Group
levels only (see below)
Relative (defines a deviation
to the non-modulated value)
±12.2.3, Controlling Parameters via MIDI and Host
Cutoff parameter you can shift the entire sweep across frequen-
Cutoff parameter to a MIDI control or an automation ID (see section
Recording and Editing Modulation
Automation
External (e.g., an external
MIDI sequencer or an
automation track in your host)
Permanent
At all levels (Sound, Group,
and Master)
Absolute (defines a new value
regardless of the non-
automated value)
Automation.
Cutoff parameter of a Filter
to know how to do this) you can cre-
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Working with Patterns