Generate control events in rhythmic or random way
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· | increase volume from one position to another
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· | change balance steadily from left to right and back
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· | modify expression controller
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Choose a controller number from the list. Controller commands of this kind will be generated. Usually volume or balance controllers are preferred here.
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choose one channel from the list, the controller commands will be added to this channel.
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track number can be selected optionally (by default all tracks are considered). It could be useful if the chosen channel number is used by more than one track.
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enter two millisecond values to generate controllers only within a certain time range (default is full MIDI song time range). Second value must be greater than first one (e.g. 30000-60000 is range between second 30 and 60).
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specifies the delay between two generated controllers (two steps) in milliseconds. When the value is small then huge count of controllers might be generated.
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Controller values must be in range 0-127. Optionally you can force the generated controller values to be in an other value range (e.g. 64 - 80).
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Specify the initial controller value that should be generated at start.
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Specify an incremental value if the controller values should be increased or decreased by a value.
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Check that option if the values should be generated by random instead of linear incrementation.
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Random generated values maximum difference to previous generated value. This value restricts the random distance to the next generated value.
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· | increasing next value is calculated by adding the increment value
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· | decreasing next value is calculated by subtracting the increment value
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· | random next value is calculated by adding or subtracting the increment value
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· | no loop stop generating values when the next generated value would exceed the value range
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· | loop cycle when value exceeds value range then restart with initial value again
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· | loop up and down when value exceeds value range in one direction then continue in reverse direction
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