For those that do, the event editor for that plugin can be assumed to show the full ±48 semitones at all times, it will just stop bending the pitch when it reaches the limit. Most of the plugins I've encountered don't actually respond to this command, but some do. One final caveat, that Send pitch bend range setting sends a MIDI RPN command to the plugin to tell it what its pitch bend range should be. Or just cut the event data from MIDI Out's pitch wheel and paste it on the plugin's. Since the pitch bend data gets imported into the ☒ semitone range, the maximum of the event editor is ±48 semitones, and 25% of 48 is 12, you can use Scale Levels to bring it up to the ☒5% range by scaling twice at 200% and once at 150%. Changing the Send pitch bend range setting won't have any effect on what the plugin receives from the MIDI Out plugin, either.

However, if you imported a MIDI file, that data is going to be in a MIDI Out plugin, and MIDI Out only sends out pitch bend data in that ☒5% range with no way to change it. Setting this to 2 will make it match up with the pitch bend data that was imported. By default, third party plugins will respond to pitch wheel data in the ☒5% range with anything above or below that causing no change, but this can be changed by going to the VST wrapper settings and changing the Send pitch bend range setting.

Problem is, that plugin's pitch bend range often isn't accurately reflected in the event editor. The most common is ☒ semitones, but some plugins allow this to be customized, and others just do their own thing altogether. Third party plugins have their own pitch bend range, and what that range is depends entirely on the plugin. However, this full ±48 semitones only applies to native plugins. The pitch wheel data gets scaled accordingly so that of that ±48 semitones, the data will only cover ☒. When you go to the event editor for the pitch wheel, it shows a potential range of ±48 semitones. So, when FL Studio imports a MIDI file, it assumes a pitch bend range of ☒ semitones. The effect also features an LFO controlled filter section. The pitch knob ranges from +3 octaves to -3 octaves of the original pitch. The pitch of the incoming signal can be controlled by the pitch knob or by a sync to host LFO. I don't know how to explain this more concisely without leaving anything out. on of a pitch is an audio pitch bend effect. Welcome to the headache that is MIDI pitch bends.

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