Sonic-charge Microtonic User Manual download pdf (Page 6)

morph slider is positioned. If the morph slider is to the far left or right, only the left or

right end-points are affected. If the morph is centered, both end-points will change

by an equal amount. Morph can be controlled with MIDI and automated, allowing

you to use it both for performance (e.g. for dramatic build-ups) and for editing (e.g.

exploring semi-random parameter settings).

Programs

The morph data, all patterns and global parameters together constitutes a Pro-

gram. There are 16 programs in memory which you can instantly activate from MIDI

or the user-interface at any given time without interrupting audio. These 16 pro-

grams are collectively known as the Program Bank, and it corresponds to the pro-

gram bank accessible in VST hosts. By default, when you open a new instance of

Microtonic, the last used 16 programs will be reloaded automatically. (This behavior

can be changed with the Preferences Dialog.)

User Interface

The main window of Microtonic is divided into four main sections. At the top, you

have the Top Section with the Sound Morph, Preset Browser and Channel Con-

trol. Below you will find the Drum Patch Section where the drum patch parameters

of the currently selected channel are visible. At the bottom, you have the Pattern

Section and the Global Section (including the master volume control of Micro-

tonic).

Figure 1 Main Window

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