Ksp reference Manual

13.14. remove_keyrange()
remove_keyrange()
Assigns a text string to the specified range of keys
Remarks
Key ranges are instrument parameters and reside outside KSP, i.e. changing the key range is simi-
lar to changing a KONTAKT knob with 
set_engine_par()
. Make sure to always remove all key
ranges in the init callback or whenever changed later.
Examples
on init
declare $count
while ($count < 128)
remove_keyrange($count)
inc($count)
end while
set_keyrange(36,72,"Middle Range")
end on
Keyboard Commands
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See Also
set_keyrange()
Keyboard Commands
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14. ENGINE PARAMETER COMMANDS
14.1. find_mod()
find_mod(,)
Returns the slot index of an internal modulator
or external modulation slot

The index of the group

The name of the modulator or modulation slot.
Each modulator or modulation slot has a predefined name, based on
the modulation source and target.
The name can be changed with the script editor's edit area open and
right-clicking on the modulator or modulation slot.
Examples
on init
declare $grp_idx
$grp_idx := 0
declare $env_idx
$env_idx := find_mod(0,"VOL_ENV")
declare ui_knob $Attack (0,1000000,1)
set_knob_unit($Attack,$KNOB_UNIT_MS)
$Attack := get_engine_par($ENGINE_PAR_ATTACK,$grp_idx,$env_idx,-1)
set_knob_label($Attack,get_engine_par_disp...
($ENGINE_PAR_ATTACK,$grp_idx,$env_idx,-1))
end on
on ui_control ($Attack)
set_engine_par($ENGINE_PAR_ATTACK,$Attack,$grp_idx,$env_idx,-1)
set_knob_label($Attack,get_engine_par_disp...
($ENGINE_PAR_ATTACK,$grp_idx,$env_idx,-1))
end on
Controlling the attack time of the volume envelope of the first group. Note: the envelope has been
manually renamed to "VOL_ENV"
on init
declare $count