MIDI Mod 1.5.2

MIDI Mod is a collection of modules specifically crafted to serve as modulation sources transmitting MIDI data to a variety of destinations. Moreover, a significant portion of MIDI Mod's internal parameters are capable of being modulated. A prime illustration would be utilizing the output of ENV 3 to regulate the rate of LFO 1. Furthermore, LFO 1's output could dictate the playback velocity of the arpeggiator, and so forth.

MIDI Mod boasts an extensive 32-slot modulation matrix, facilitating internal and external routing to a plethora of entities, which comprises hardware equipment, software, and other applications.

The extensive range of potential configurations may appear formidable initially, but it shouldn't deter your exploration. To streamline the process and alleviate complexity, MIDI Mod arrives pre-equipped with preset parameter mappings for over 60 devices and applications, encompassing some of the most sought-after devices in the current market. Additional mappings are continuously integrated, and for instances where a mapping is absent for your particular device, fret not. Creating custom routings is straightforward simply by inputting a CC number or utilizing MIDI Learn functionality. Notably, MIDI Learn seamlessly accommodates Sysex commands as well!

TL;DR

• 4 LFOs
  • All conventional waveforms available, alongside one editable slot per LFO for user-defined waveforms
  • Key retrig and LFO delay functionalities
  • Slow and Fast modes with frequencies up to 40 Hz
  • Rate synchronization to BPM subdivisions
  • Synchronize any LFO to another LFO's rate
  • Each LFO supports up to 8 destinations
• 3 Envelope Generators
  • 2 ADSR envelopes featuring delay and hold parameters
  • 1 4-stage envelope with individual stage levels, delay, and hold capabilities
  • Loopable envelopes with triggering options based on BPM subdivisions or LFO rates
  • Manual trigger buttons provided
  • Each envelope generator supports up to 8 destinations
• Arpeggiator
  • Stores up to 16 notes
  • Standard features include Octave Up/Down, Note Repeat, Gate Length adjustments, Clock Subdivision options, and multiple playback patterns
  • Velocity decay/fade feature included
  • Chord memory functionality supporting polyphonic playback
  • Create rhythmic patterns by toggling individual notes in latch mode
  • Auto Transpose Sequencer enables automatic transposition of the entire note sequence within a maximum of 16 steps
  • Arpeggiator note on and off signals can be utilized as modulation sources with up to 8 destinations supported per signal type
  • Note messages suppression feature ensuring only modulation transpires

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MIDI Mod operates independently from any hardware or software manufacturers.