Modulation Macro Controller Section - Native Instruments Reaktor Spark Manual

pose you can use the – D
that is added to the drive input of the Shaper unit.
With the – D + K
el nob
Voice Delay unit's delay time input. The values for – D
base 10. This means that the range for an envelope amplitude of 1, a – D
causes the static delay time to be multiplied by 0.1 and with a setting of +1.0 the delay time
is multiplied by 10.
In addition to manipulating the feedback structure, you can use the modulation envelope to
control the content of higher harmonics in the sound, by using the M
determines the amount of envelope modulation applied to the HP-2 and Del/FS signals in the
Mixer section. A M
ixer
1.0 means that the HP-2 and Del/FS signals are multiplied by the modulation envelope signal.

4.13 Modulation Macro Controller Section

The M M c
oDulation acro ontrollerS
assign the modulation depth with the brown faders.
SPARK has three M
oDulation
controllers, in a keyboard setting roughly corresponding to a volume pedal, an expression
pedal, and the modulation wheel. Each M
SPARK, two of which can be freely selected from inside a menu.
The menu selection varies between the different macro controllers. On the SPARK graphical
user interface these M
They have already been assigned to the MIDI control numbers of the volume pedal (Ctrl 7),
the expression pedal (Ctrl 11), and the modulation wheel (Ctrl 1), for Mc1, Mc2, and Mc3,
respectively.
+ K to set the amount of the modulation envelope signal
riVe nob
you control the amount of envelope modulation signal applied to the
setting of 0.0 means that no modulation takes place and a setting of
modulate the parameters assigned to the right of the respective faders. You can
M c
acro ontrollerS
oDulation
M c
oDulation acro ontrollerS
+ are exponentially scaling with
el
ixer
that are most conveniently used with remote
M controls four parameters inside
acro
are faders labeled as Mc1, Mc2, and Mc3.
+ setting of -1.0
el
K . This parameter
nob
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