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Moog Model 15 and per-note modulation tweaking
Model 15 can receive per-note pitch bend, pressure and modulation signals from controllers like the Seaboard when in MPE mode.
Before I get it I'd like to know... Is it possible to tweak and modulate those per notes parameters (like pitch for polyphonic legato). Can you access these parameters withing Model 15 and modulate them?
I don't have a midi controller that supports MPE but I would still like to experiment with polyphonic per note modulation.
Thanks for any help 
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As far as I know, which is pretty little in this regard, polyphonic modulation can be easily recorded and reproduced but not so easily edited
@mschenkel.it Thanks. I figure all the MPE is fairly recent so the connectivity seems complicated for now. Hopefully more support in the future.
So you think we can't map certain midi controls to this polyphonic data? And modulate those with say Lemur.
You said you could record and reproduce the modulations. Can you midi record everything and play it back with all the modulations in Ableton and other IOS sequencers like Modstep. I'm confused how DAWS + VST's and IOS sequencers handle all this per note data.