Along similar lines, I was trying to invert the keyboard CV for some negative modulation (filter, amp, etc). Came here because I couldn't figure it out. It would seen a polarity switch on the CVs would be what we're all needing. Or another perhaps easier way to slice it might be to add an Invert feature to the Combinates. Apologies if there is some existing way to invert CVs - please let me know.
On edit: On a bit more exploration, I think Sidechain is doing what I want - just not through AmpMod - instead I'm modulating the Filter Volume with negative keyboard values
Had writen the following, so i post it. I see you have found the trigger option for the Env VCA.
In generel a modulator can use both negative and positive modulation values. Just like with the Envelopes.
Note: Keep in mind that the Keyboard/ KBD work with a Pivot point at C3 (
or C4 depending on the rule used. It's 261.6 Hz.) This can require some learning to use it, as it can be tricky to use it.
Adding a MIDI NOTE number or similar as modulator could perhaps be a good idea to get excact values from the lowest note to the highest. This would not have a pivot point.I use "for example" as there perhaps can be other ways to do things.
To reverse the pitch of the keyboard you for example can add KBD as modulator with negative values to the engines Coarses.
To decrease Cutoff relative to the higher note you play, then you for example can:
1. Use Env VCA as FM source for a filter, and then add KBD as modulator with negative values to this.
2. Add KBD as modulator with a negative value for the cutoff.
To decrease volume relative to the higher notes you play, then you for example can:
1. Use Keyboard/ KBD as Trigger with a negative value to the VCA env.
2. Add KBD as modulator with a negative value for for example Engine and or Filter volume. This can give more effect.