Modulation Strip Section Parameter Description
Mode Selects from the two available behaviors: Standard and Ball (see
description above).
Display Defines how the value is indicated on the strip’s LED chain:
Dot: The blue LED indicates the current value. White LEDs are
disabled.
Bar: The blue LED indicates the current value. Additionally, white
LEDs fill the distance between the current value (in blue) and the
zero.
Ball mode
Friction Adjusts the air friction that slows down the ball once you have
removed your finger. The higher the Friction value, the quicker
the ball will decelerate and stop. When the slider is set fully left,
the ball never stops. When fully right, the ball stops instantly.
Gravity Adjusts the attraction of your finger on the ball: The higher the
Gravity value, the faster the ball will move. This parameter
doesn’t affect the ball movement if you throw the ball with your
finger (see the description of the Ball mode above).
Walls Adjusts the behavior of the ball when it reaches the range limits.
If Walls is set to On, the ball bounces off the range limit and
continues its trip in the opposite direction. If Walls is set to Off,
the ball jumps to the opposite range limit and continues from
there in the same direction.
15.7 Recording Modulation from Your Keyboard
You can record modulation in MASCHINE from your KOMPLETE KONTROL S-SERIES key-
board. To do this, your keyboard must be in Instrument mode.
You cannot record modulation when your keyboard is in Scale Edit or Arp Edit mode. For
more information on these modes, see section ↑15.5, Using the Perform Features.
KOMPLETE KONTROL Integration
Recording Modulation from Your Keyboard
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