There should be no problem with modulation and CSC Sternone 1 guitar patch. Check the Event List. For now keep it simple. There should only be note and modulation data. If there is anything else, delete it.

 

Guitarhacker
After running into many brick walls and dead ends in my attempt to automate this function of the synth I finally discovered the correct way to do it. I would assume that using this method on another synth would be very similar. Just swap the synth names and the function you want to control and give it a try.
 
It involves having the midi source track and the audio track working on that synth. Then you add a second midi track and output it to the synth. Read the info in this link from my web site for more detailed info and what to click on etc.....
 
http://www.herbhartley.com/hh2_edited_slimmer_006.htm
 
I hope this helps you get the parameters set for automating the controllers.

I'm afraid this one is a little above me. However, I will review the link and give it a look. Thanks a bunch! :)




 
Quite simply put, I wanted to control a midi function in this synth. Since the function was a controllable function, all I needed to do was insert a dedicated midi track to do that control function with. Then I used an envelope in that new midi track which was linked to, and controlled that particular function.
 
This sounds exactly like what you are trying to accomplish.

I began writing my own documentation for MC6, considering the existing references I've seen don't answer my questions in detail. I still run across a few hiccups here and there. This is what I have:
 
Sometimes, when I apply a controller (Reverb, Pan, etc.) to a TTS Track menu, but then delete the controller...it "sticks". The effect remains, although I've confirmed (even in the Event screen) that the controller no longer exists. How do I "reset" the controller?
 
This also happened while applying a CC1: Modulation controller to a SoundCenter instrument. I changed the SoundCenter instrument to something else, and I could hear the Modulation while sampling in the Synth Properties window. But when I played notes in the PRV for the new instrument, the effect disappeared. What happened here?
 
In reference to the above passage, I was able to apply a CC1: Modulation controller to a SoundCenter instrument. I thought MIDI controllers were only usable on the TTS synth? In the same sense, is this the correct way to use modulation only per note, rather than through the FX Bin (per track)? I just want note modulation, not track modulation.
 

I'm bumping this thread because I inquired months back about how to use pitch bend controllers in the Track pane vs. Controller pane.
 
I just learned that only Freehand and Line patterns are available in the Controller Pane, as the other patterns can only be drawn in Automation. This is where is continues to get really tricky for me. Although I know much of the instruction was explained above, I ask that it be delicately "ironed out" for me so that I can understand it.
 
So -- say I've got either a TTS-1 track or a SoundCenter track. I want to draw a Sine pattern -- or whatever pattern -- on my guitar instrument to create some snazzy pitch bend:
 
1) How do I get started drawing the automation?
2) Does it matter whether Notes/Clips are selected in the Events filter?
3) I've had some effects "stick" on me after they've been deleted. How do I reset a stubborn effect that won't go away, although deleted?
 
To summarize again, I would like to know the steps necessary to enable & draw pitch wheel bends via Automation.
The reference materials often don't compare to good, user-to-user instruction. Please assist, anyone. Thanks! :)
 
EDIT: Noticed that on a SoundCenter track (simple), I'm unable to use anything but Freehand and Sine in Track automation. I thought the others were available up there? So confused...