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MODULATION MATRIX

8x8 modulation routing matrix for complex parameter automation and interconnected processing
8×8 MODULATION MATRIX
LFO1
LFO2
ENV
CHAOS
FILTER
PITCH
AMP
MIX

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

MATRIX SIZE
8 Sources × 8 Destinations
MODULATION SOURCES
LFO, Envelope, Chaos, Audio
ROUTING MODES
12 connection types
CONTROL RANGE
±100% bipolar modulation
UPDATE RATE
Audio rate (96kHz max)
PRECISION
32-bit floating point

MODULATION MATRIX LAYOUT

SOURCE/DEST
FILTER
AMP
PITCH
LFO
DELAY
CHAOS
MIX
LFO 1
87%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
LFO 2
0%
45%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
ENV 1
0%
0%
92%
0%
0%
0%
0%
CHAOS
0%
0%
0%
63%
0%
0%
0%
AUDIO L
0%
0%
0%
0%
78%
0%
0%
AUDIO R
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
34%
0%
RANDOM
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
12%
MANUAL
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%

Example matrix showing active modulation routings (highlighted cells)

ROUTING MODES

LINEAR
Direct 1:1 mapping with adjustable scaling and offset for precise control
EXPONENTIAL
Exponential curves for natural-feeling modulation responses
QUADRATIC
Smooth quadratic curves for gentle modulation transitions
SINE SHAPER
Sine wave shaping for smooth, musical modulation curves
QUANTIZED
Step-quantized modulation for rhythmic and melodic effects
RECTIFIED
Full-wave rectification creates double-frequency modulation
SAMPLE HOLD
Sample and hold creates stepped random modulation patterns
SLEW LIMIT
Rate limiting creates smooth transitions between values
INVERT
Phase inversion for opposite modulation behaviors
MULTIPLY
Multiplicative routing for complex cross-modulation effects
RING MOD
Ring modulation between sources for metallic textures
LOGIC
Boolean logic operations for rhythmic gating patterns

ADVANCED FEATURES

🔀
64 simultaneous modulation connections with independent scaling
Audio-rate modulation for extreme processing and sound design
🎛️
Real-time matrix editing with visual feedback and monitoring
🔄
Cross-modulation support for complex interdependent behaviors
📊
Visual modulation meters show real-time activity levels
💾
Matrix presets for instant recall of complex routing setups

USAGE EXAMPLES

EVOLVING FILTER SWEEP
Use multiple LFOs to create complex, evolving filter movements
LFO1 → FILTER 87%
LFO2 → LFO1 RATE 45%
CHAOS → LFO1 DEPTH 23%
ROUTING MODE Exponential
RHYTHMIC AMPLITUDE GATING
Create complex rhythmic patterns using logic gates and envelopes
ENV1 → AMPLITUDE 92%
LFO3 → ENV1 GATE 100%
RANDOM → LFO3 RATE 34%
ROUTING MODE Quantized
CHAOTIC PITCH MODULATION
Use chaos systems for unpredictable pitch and timing variations
CHAOS → PITCH 63%
AUDIO L → CHAOS RATE 78%
LFO4 → CHAOS DEPTH 56%
ROUTING MODE Slew Limited
CROSS-MODULATION WEB
Create interconnected modulation networks for complex evolving textures
LFO1 → LFO2 RATE 67%
LFO2 → LFO1 DEPTH 43%
ENV1 → BOTH LFOS 29%
ROUTING MODE Ring Modulation

MODULATION MASTERY

01
Start with simple 1-to-1 connections before building complex routing webs
02
Use visual meters to monitor modulation activity and prevent overmodulation
03
Exponential curves work best for filter and amplitude modulation
04
Cross-modulate LFO rates and depths for organic, evolving movement
05
Use quantized routing for rhythmic and melodic step sequences
06
Audio-rate modulation creates extreme timbral changes and distortion
07
Save matrix presets for different song sections or performance setups
08
Use slew limiting to smooth abrupt modulation changes
09
Ring modulation between sources creates metallic and bell-like tones
10
Logic operations enable complex rhythmic gating and trigger patterns
11
Use chaos sources for unpredictable but musically interesting modulation
12
Monitor CPU usage - complex matrices can be processor-intensive