Destinations and Lock
Decide how far each modulator pushes each control, and whether your movement survives a preset change.
Destinations
Each row in a slot's Destinations list is one control that slot moves. One slot can drive many controls, each with its own depth. Each control follows one slot at a time.
Depth
How far the modulator pushes the control, as a share of its full range.
Drag below zero to invert the movement.
Bipolar
Chooses how the curve moves around your dial.
- Off (one-directional): the dial is the floor, and the curve pushes up from it.
- On (bipolar): the dial is the centre, and the curve swings both ways around it.
Remove
Removes the destination from the slot.
You can also right-click the dial and choose Remove Automation.
What can't be modulated
- While Link is on, Reverse's Amount, Freq and Q follow Disperse, so they show as linked in the list. Modulate Skew, or switch Link off.
- Lookahead can't be modulated, because changing it changes the plugin's latency.
- Switches and menus, such as Bypass, Safety and the Engine mode, aren't modulation destinations.
Automation Lock
Decides what happens to your modulation when you load a preset.
Unlocked
Loading a preset from the list, the arrows or your DAW brings the preset's own movement: curves, slot settings and destinations.
Locked
Presets change the tone only. Your automation stays exactly as it is and rides on top of each new preset. The Automation button in the header shows a padlock so you always know.
Saving a preset always stores the current automation, locked or not.
Build a rhythmic movement you love, switch Lock on, then step through presets with >. Each preset gives you a new tone with the same groove.