12.2

THE COMBINATOR754
• It’s also possible to “reverse” the range by dragging the Range handles past each other, or dragging the Min/
Max boxes so that the minimum value becomes max and the maximum value becomes minimum.
The result is that the Target parameter value will decrease when you turn up the Source knob/slider, and vice
versa. Here is an example of how to reverse the range for a parameter:
The Filter Reso parameter edited to have a reversed Range, as indicated by the light gray Range bar.
• It’s also possible to set a Source Range for each Source control, so that the knob/slider only affects the Target
parameter in a certain region/interval of the Source control:
Source Range for Rotary 1 set to 50-100%.
5. If you select another device in the Device list to the left in the Editor, you can assign another parameter to the
same Rotary or Button control using the same basic methods.
This means that you can create multi-function controls that operate simultaneously on several parameters. E.g. if
you have two Subtractors and a Malström in a Combi you could create a “master” filter cutoff knob, that controls
this parameter for all three devices. See “Controlling multiple Target parameters differently from a single Source
control” for an example.
D If you want to clear all mappings and start from a clean slate, click the “Clear Mappings” X button:
The Filter Freq stays at
200 Hz in this span.
Linear change from 200 Hz
to 3 kHz in this span.