The Kyma Language for Sound Design, Version 4.5

Cross-mapping Parameters
There is nothing to prevent you from using !KeyVelocity in the Frequency field or !Morph in the
Amplitude field of the MIDIOutputEvent. And the fact that you can paste any Kyma Sound into any of
the cyan-colored parameter fields means that you can use any Kyma Sound to control MIDI output parameters
as well.
Here, for example, an AmplitudeFollower on the ADInput is controlling the MIDIOutputEvent’s Frequency,
‡ and the MIDIOutputEvent is being triggered at a regular rate by a PulseTrain.
If you want to send a system-exclusive message to an external MIDI module, you can use the OutputEventInBytes
Sound.
‡ Values in the Frequency field of the MIDIOutputEvent are not limited to equal-tempered pitches. Any deviation
above or below an equal-tempered pitch will be sent as the closest equal-tempered pitch plus a pitch bend. If you
set up your synthesizer or sampler to have a pitch bend range of plus or minus one octave, then the MIDIOutputEvents
that you send from Kyma can specify the “notes-between-the-keys”, allowing for continuous pitch
changes and/or alternate tunings.
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