It is important to note that you can only record the movements of the assigned MIDI controller. MIDI controller assignments for the envelopes must be set in the MIDI Controller Assignment section at the bottom of the Sculpture interface (see Define Sculpture MIDI controllers).
In Logic Pro, choose a Record Trigger Mode, such as Note + Ctrl.
Tap the Record Enable button to start recording.
Play, and hold, a key—and start moving the controllers assigned to envelope controls 1 or 2 or both, such as the modulation wheel.
In Logic Pro, do one of the following:
Tap the Record Enable button to disengage it.
Release all voices.
Play a new note after releasing all keys.
Note: When a controller movement has been recorded, the Record Enable button is automatically turned off and Record Trigger Mode is set to Env. This ensures that only the recorded movement is active, regardless of the stop position of the recorded controller.
In Logic Pro, play a key to begin polyphonic playback of the recorded envelope.
Note: The Record Trigger Mode parameter must be set to Env and the Record Enable button must be off.
You can also turn on both the Env and Ctrl buttons, which enables you to use controllers assigned to Ctrl Env1 or Ctrl Env2 to manipulate the envelope in real time, alongside playback of the recorded envelope.
Note: When both Env and Ctrl are turned on, the controller value is added to the envelope output, resulting in a modulation offset.
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