Can someone please explain to me what latching is?

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thedjjudah
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Post 11 May 2023

I've seen parameters like "mod wheel latch" and "cv latch", but I haven't seen anywhere on Google that actually explains to me what it does. Could someone help me?

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Post 11 May 2023

Thanks in advance. You guys are the best! :)

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Post 11 May 2023

This is quite a useful section from the Manual (under Europa section)
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Post 12 May 2023

hello,

i think 'latching' comes in handy when using guitar and kuassa amps RE
like with a 'stomp pedal'

hopefully somebody more smart will chime in

it is like a switch

cheers,

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Post 12 May 2023

MW Latched means that current MW value will stay same as long as you hold note, and it holds current value until next gate triggers

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Post 12 May 2023

_andreypetr_ wrote:
12 May 2023
MW Latched means that current MW value will stay same as long as you hold note, and it holds current value until next gate triggers
Exactly - you can also think of it as a ‘sample and hold’ with the mod wheel being the source signal and the note being the sample ‘trigger’.
Every note you play takes the current mod wheel value, samples it and holds it until that note it played again.
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thedjjudah
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Post 12 May 2023

Thank you all so much! I appreciate it! :D

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huggermugger
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Post 12 May 2023

Just like the latch on a gate in your backyard fence. The latch stays on until your disengage it.

The bypass switch on a guitarist's effects pedal is a latch. Tap it once to bypass. Tap it again to un-bypass.

A sustain pedal is NOT a latch. You have to hold it down to make it work, and if you let go, it disengages. This temporary action is sometimes called 'momentary'.

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