12.2

THE COMBINATOR751
About Rotary/Slider and Switch controls
The virtual Rotary/Slider and Switch controls operate much like the equivalent controls on the real devices:
• A Rotary/Slider control can either smoothly change parameter values (e.g. a level control), or step through
fixed values (like the Oscillator waveform spin controls on a Subtractor).
• A Switch control will switch between two set values like an on/off switch.
Worth noting is that there are buttons on several Reason devices that will step through a series of values, for ex-
ample LFO Waveform buttons. If LFO Waveform is assigned to one of the virtual Buttons you will only be able to
switch between two of the six LFO waveforms (which waveforms is determined by the Min/Max range).
• The available range for each selected parameter is shown in the Modulation Routing Min/Max fields.
Most sliders and rotary knobs on the actual devices have the standard 0-127 or -64 to 63 range. Selectors and
spin controls can have any value range.
About the CV Inputs
On the back of the Editor panel are CV Modulation Inputs for connecting external CV signals to modulate any of the
parameters that are accessible in the Target section in the Editor, see “Wheel CV In and Source CV In”.
Assigning panel controls to device parameters
Assigning Combinator panel controls to device parameters can be done in two different ways:
1. Right click the desired device parameter and select the desired Combinator panel control to assign it to from
the “Map to Combi Control” pop-up:
Assigning the “Master Volume” control on an Europa device to the “Level” control on the Combinator panel.
If you chose the method described above you can continue directly to step 4 below in this description.