Pro Soloist's modulation routings are extensive and super easy to use. Each of its six mod slots have source, via, and destination popup menus and a bipolar attenuator to adjust the amount of mod.

Mod Slot Select tabs 1-6 - To configure a mod routing choose which slot you'd like to use by clicking on one of the numbered tab.

The tab colors change to indicate their status as follows:

Pro Soloist includes six mod slots, each with identical controls that make use of a tabbed user interface. The tab background coloring works as follows:

  • The currently selected mod slot tab will be gold. The controls will affect that mod slot only.

  • If a mod slot is not currently selected and does not have a destination set up, the tab background will be black.

  • If the mod slot currently has a destination setting, but it isn't selected, the tab background will be white. This makes it easy to see which mod slots have routings configured without having to individually click each tab.

Source button and display- Clicking on the display screen opens a popup menu that selects the modulation source. Modulation sources are divided into type submenus.

Via button and display- The Via button allows a mod source to dynamically control how much modulation is occurring. When using a Via mod source, the Amount attenuverter sets the maximum mod amount. Via is often used to set up mod wheel-controlled vibrato.

Amount attenuverter knob- Sets the amount of mod applied to the parameter for the currently chosen mod routing. The Amount knob is bipolar, so center position is off; turning the knob to the right applies positive modulation, and turning to the left applies negative modulation.

Modulation from two or more sources can be routed to the same parameter by combining multiple Mod Matrix slots (or multiple mod sources can be combined from the Mod Matrix and the dedicated oscillator Center and Width mod boxes). All modulation is additively summed.

Destination (Dest) button and display- The Dest button opens a popup menu that selects the modulation destination, i.e. what's getting modulated. Modulation destinations are divided into type submenus.

Mod and Via Sources

MOD SOURCES/VIA CATEGORY

MOD SOURCE

LFOs

LFO

LFOs

GROWL

LFOs

PHASER LFO

LFOs

FLANGER/CHORUS LFO

ENVELOPES

ADSR ENVELOPE

ENVELOPES

AR ENVELOPE

OSCILLATOR

SAWTOOTH WAVE

OSCILLATOR

PULSE WAVE

OSCILLATOR

RESONATOR MIX

OSCILLATOR

VCF MIX

KEYBOARD

MOD WHEEL

KEYBOARD

PITCH BEND

KEYBOARD

KEYBOARD CV

KEYBOARD

VELOCITY

KEYBOARD

CHANNEL PRESSURE

KEYBOARD

POLY AFTERTOUCH

KEYBOARD

ARPEGGIATOR CV

SIGNALS

WHITE NOISE

SIGNALS

PINK NOISE

SIGNALS

MONO RANDOM DC

SIGNALS

POLY RANDOM DC

SIGNALS

+10V DC

Mod Destinations

DESTINATION CATEGORY

DESTINATION

LFO

SPEED

LFO

DELAY

VCO

FREQUENCY

VCO

PULSE WIDTH

VCO

SAW LEVEL

VCO

PULSE LEVEL

VCO

HIGHPASS FREQUENCY

VCO

RESONATOR MIX

 RESONATORS 1/2/3/4/5

FREQUENCY

 RESONATORS 1/2/3/4/5

RESONANCE

 RESONATORS 1/2/3/4/5

VCF AMOUNT

 RESONATORS 1/2/3/4/5

VCA AMOUNT

VCF

CUTOFF

VCF

RESONANCE

VCA

VOLUME

VCA

PAN

ADSR

ATTACK

ADSR

DECAY

ADSR

SUSTAIN

ADSR

RELEASE

AR

ATTACK

AR

RELEASE

DISTORT

DRIVE

DISTORT

TONE

DISTORT

LEVEL

PHASER

FREQUENCY

PHASER

DEPTH

PHASER

RESONANCE

FLANGER/CHORUS

FREQUENCY

FLANGER/CHORUS

DEPTH

FLANGER/CHORUS

FLANGER DELAY

FLANGER/CHORUS

FLANGER RESONANCE

FLANGER/CHORUS

MIX

ECHO

TIME

ECHO

FEEDBACK

ECHO

DAMPING

ECHO

SPREAD

ECHO

MIX

REVERB

DECAY

REVERB

HIGHPASS

REVERB

LOWPASS

REVERB

MIX