Virus Modulation source/Destination list?

[danbroad]

Hi again. Just wondering if there was, anywhere on the 'web, a printed list of all the Virus's modulation sources and destinations?

The reason being, I often think of sounds I'd like to create, and can roughly 'virtually patch' the various bits in my head before sitting down to program at the synth. [Not that I have some amazing gift here, but it certainly helps to know what's available to me to modulate something else, and often I come up with some rough ideas even when not at the studio...]

Now, I could sit down, and go through a full sweep of the 'Mod source' knob, writing everything down. That's a lot of writing, because I know the Virus can modulate pretty much anything with anything.. but, in my own rough guide to sound design, it seems like it might be a useful thing to do.

Before I do that, however, perhaps there's a list somewhere in existence that's got there before me?

[gjvti]

You can find my version here http://www.silikons.lv/gjpage/gjmedi...mod_matrix.pdf
Yes that's worst part of virus manuals - poor reference documentation. You have to try and write down everything based on your tray outs.

[mildheadwound]

Hey, that's cool thanks. You're right, the manual is lacking in descriptions. Like what exactly is Data Entry? Is that like any key or midi coming in? Or does random actually scroll through the other source options? Anywho, thanks again for the chart. It'll be good for figuring out some interesting chained effects.

[lukas412]

Originally Posted by mildheadwound

Hey, that's cool thanks. You're right, the manual is lacking in descriptions. Like what exactly is Data Entry? Is that like any key or midi coming in? Or does random actually scroll through the other source options? Anywho, thanks again for the chart. It'll be good for figuring out some interesting chained effects.

I believe Data Entry is CC# 6