This can be a useful function for packing multiple effects across a knob. Wondering why you’d want a knob to be able to raise in value just to fall again? It’s ideal for controlling multiple parameters of an effect at different rates, which is the heart of what an expressive smart knob is all about. What if you want a value to ramp up, then down again? Also not possible. If you want the knob to go up slowly incrementally and then exponentially ramp up quickly towards the end of the knob, it’s simply not an option. If you visualize how Ableton would normally map a control, it’s a straight line from one origin value at the start of your knob to another destination value at the very end of the knob. What’s Wrong With Ableton’s MIDI Mapping ? Mapulator enables the user to go beyond the limitations of mapping in Ableton live in a very simple and easy to use fashion. Mapulator allows any control in Ableton to be controlled by a knob in almost any way – controlling multiple parameters of an effect or synth, or even multiple parameters of a chain of synths and effects is a breeze. This first version of Mapulator is absolutely free to DJ TechTools readers! Mapulator’s super-simple interface and utilitarian functions can be appreciated by all users, from veteran MIDI mappers to first-timers. Mapulator is the first in a series of new DJ TechTools devices that we’re calling Smart Tools.
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