WaveStack Modulate help

How to use Modulate on the iPad, Mac and Windows, and as a plugin. New to Modulate? Start with Getting started.

Basics

• Getting startedSend your first modulation to a synth, and find your way around the window.
• Presets, undo and settingsSave and share presets, undo changes, and change the color scheme and interface size.

Making modulation

• SourcesThe shapes and chaotic systems, the four taps, and each source's rate, level and character.
• Routing and outputsSend taps to outputs, and choose what each output sends and where it goes.
• Modulation between sourcesLet one source change another's speed, depth or shape, from a source's editor, a list or a grid.
• Tempo and clockSet or tap the tempo, follow MIDI clock, and restart every source together.

MIDI and CV

• MIDIModulate's MIDI port, sending to other apps and hardware, and Windows.
• CV and gatesSend CV and gates through a DC-coupled audio interface, use the ES-5 and its expanders, and read CV and clocks.

Other ways to use Modulate

• The iPadBackground running, the AUv3 in AUM, Loopy Pro and Logic Pro for iPad, and CV over USB-C.
• Desktop pluginsInstall the CLAP, VST3 and Audio Unit plugins and use Modulate inside your DAW.

Reference

• Free, Pro and privacyWhat the free version includes, what Pro adds, and what Modulate sends.
• TroubleshootingFixes for common problems, and known issues.

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