Apple MainStage 3 Instruments - MainStage 3 Instruments
Apple MainStage 3 Instruments - MainStage 3 Instruments
Apple MainStage 3 Instruments - MainStage 3 Instruments
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Modulation routing in ES1 and ES2<br />
ES1 and ES2 provide an easy way to route a control—a modulation source—to part of the sound<br />
engine—a modulation target.<br />
ES1 modulation routing<br />
You create an ES1 modulation routing by selecting a modulation target in the left or right<br />
column of buttons in the Router section.<br />
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You use the left column to set a modulation target that can be controlled, in amount, with the<br />
modulation wheel of your keyboard.<br />
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The target you select in the right column will dynamically respond to keyboard velocity.<br />
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The amount, or range, of this modulation is determined by the two arrows shown in the<br />
sliders, Int via Whl and Int via Vel. The upper arrow determines the maximum amount of<br />
modulation, and the lower arrow determines the minimum amount of modulation.<br />
ES2 modulation routing<br />
ES2 provides ten modulation routings, in columns. Each routing column is quite similar to the<br />
modulation controls found in ES1.<br />
In the first routing column shown above:<br />
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The modulation target is Pitch123. The pitch—the Frequency parameter—of Oscillators 1, 2,<br />
and 3 is affected by LFO2, the modulation source.<br />
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LFO2 is the modulation source. The two arrows to the right of the column indicate the<br />
modulation amount. To make the modulation more intense, drag the upper and/or lower<br />
arrows up or down, thereby increasing the range of the modulation amount. The upper<br />
arrow determines the maximum amount of modulation, and the lower arrow determines the<br />
minimum amount of modulation.<br />
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The via control is the ModWhl. Its range is determined by the sliders to the right of the<br />
channel. The amount of modulation is directly controlled with the modulation wheel of your<br />
keyboard. When the modulation wheel is at the minimum setting, at the bottom of its travel,<br />
the amount of oscillator pitch modulation is minimal, or off (no modulation). As you move the<br />
modulation wheel upward, the frequency of all three oscillators is directly controlled by the<br />
LFO (within the range determined by the sliders).<br />
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