Isotonik Studios Modulat v1.221 Max for Live ALP-Dima

INPUTS & OUTPUTS

Audio In / Out – Receive and send audio using the device inputs and outputs.

Dial – This module simply outputs the dial value, which can be automated.

MIDI In / Out – Receives and sends MIDI data.

Note In – Receives MIDI notes and outputs a trigger, pitch and velocity signal.

Observer – This module outputs the value of any parameter in Live.

Remote – Controls parameters in Live with the incoming signal.

GENERATORS

Envelope – Generates an AHDSR curve controlled by a trigger signal input with an output range of 0 to 1.

Follower – This module expects an audio signal input and generates a signal that follows the incoming amplitudes.

LFO – The curve is customizable and the presets in the list above can be used as a starting point.

Noise – This module outputs random values within the range specified (including the low and high values themselves).

Step – This module is basically a step sequencer. It allows the use of curves and all kind of shapes, but with the dials at the bottom it is designed to be used as a step sequencer.

TRANSFORMERS

Function – This module translates an incoming signal using a customizable curve.

Spread – This module will take multiple inputs and adds a value to it speci#ed with the number directly next to the input.

EFFECTS

Jitter – This module creates a jitter signal with a customizable frequency, which you can then mix together with other signals.

Smooth – This module takes a signal and smoothes it out to avoid quick movements.

TIMING

Clock – This module generates a clock signal that loops after a set amount of bars.

Counter – Whenever this module receives a trigger ON value it will count the Milliseconds, samples or beats (quarter notes / clock signal) that have passed.

Delay – This module can delay a signal with positive values as well as negative, which will add latency.

Swing – With this module you can apply swing onto any signal.

Static Delay – An incoming signal can be delayed without the ability to automate the delay time. This has the advantage of using a more efficient method for delaying and is suggested to use when no automation is needed. These two controls for milliseconds and samples are already included in most input and output modules. This module simply allows you to use them anywhere in the signal flow.

Trigger Delay – Trigger signals can be delayed with any delay module, but by using this module the three trigger states are separated and delayed individually.

Trigger Duration – This module can limit the duration of trigger signals with a minimum and maximum length that can be speci+ed in milliseconds or samples. Both the minimum and maximum values can be controlled in audio rate by connecting signals into the module inputs. To deactivate the maximum limitation entirely with a signal, make sure the signal is 0 since a value of 0 will deactivate the limitation just as the activation buttons would.

BASICS

Math – You can perform basic math operations by selecting a method in the drop down.

Movement – This module analyses an incoming signal and reports its movement.

Range – The incoming signal will be kept within a customizable range.

Scale – This module allows you to scale a signal by using 4 reference points. If the module receives the value speci#ed in the top left, it will result in the value shown in the top right. The same goes for the bottom two values.

ROUTING

Mix – This module simply mixes multiple signals together.

Trigger Merge – This simple module will analyse multiple trigger signals and create a single.