Waldorf Largo - Manual (Page 48)

Sound Parameter
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multiplication of the source signal and this parameter, the
resulting amplitude depends on the type of modulation
source you select:
• For the so-called unipolar modulation sources, the
resulting amplitude lies within the range of 0…+1,
if Amount is positive or 0…-1, if Amount is
negative. These sources are: all envelopes, all
MIDI controllers including Modwheel, Foot
control etc., Velocity, Release Velocity, Aftertouch
(Pressure) and Polyphonic Pressure.
•
For the so-called bipolar modulation sources, the
resulting amplitude lies within the range of -
1…0…+1. These sources are: all LFOs, Keytrack,
Pitchbend and the Modifiers.
Dest (Destination) see table Modulation Destinations
This pop-up menu defines the modulation destination.
Modifier
Modifiers allow you to apply mathematical functions on
modulation signals. Depending on the function type
selected,
calculation
will
affect
two source signals or a source signal and a constant
parameter. You can use up to four independent modifier
units. The result of each operation is not directly audible,
but is used as input source for the Modulation Matrix.
Moreover, you can use it as source for yet another
modifying process.
The parameter for the modifiers can be found after the
pages of the Modulation slots. Please select these pages
with the Selection Dial an.
Src A (Source A) see table Modulation Sources
Selects the first source signal used for the calculation.
Src B (Source B) Const / see table Modulation
Sources
Selects the second source signal when two sources are
required for the calculation. See description of modifier
functions for further details. The possible settings are the
same as for Source A with one exception: “Off” is
replaced by “constant” meaning that the calculation is
performed with a constant value that you can set up with
the Constant parameter.