Source Audio Ultrawave Distortion — MIDI Editor & CC Reference
Control the Source Audio Ultrawave Distortion from your browser — full MIDI CC reference for 9 parameters, interactive editor, and AI-generated presets. Free, no install.
Nitelite gives the Ultrawave Distortion a full browser-based control surface: turn every knob, flip every switch, describe the tone you want to the AI Tone Terminal, and save the results — all sent to the pedal live over MIDI (default channel 1). Works free in Chrome, Edge, Opera, or Brave — no install required.
Knobs
Control
MIDI CC
Description
DRIVE
CC 1
Master distortion level. Turn clockwise for more distortion and saturation, counterclockwise for cleaner sounds.
LEVEL
CC 2
Overall output volume. Due to varying presets and band-splitting options, the overall output level may change per preset — there is no hard-set unity gain point.
SUSTAIN
CC 3
Adjusts the sustain of the distortion by manipulating the input gain before the compressor. Clockwise for more sustain and saturation, counterclockwise for a more open sound/feel.
TREBLE
CC 5
Controls how bright or mellow the overall effect is. Clockwise for more top end bite, counterclockwise for a darker sound with attenuated high frequencies.
MIX
CC 7
Clean mix blended with the distorted signal. Fully counterclockwise is completely clean/dry; fully clockwise is completely distorted.
MORPH
CC 8
When morphing is enabled, controls how much morphing is applied between two parameter states. Fully counterclockwise is no morphing; fully clockwise is maximum morphing.
ENV→MORPH
CC 9
Adjusts the intensity at which the envelope follower applies to morphing.
LFO DEPTH
CC 10
Adjusts the depth of the low-frequency oscillator used for morphing between two parameter states.
Alt / Secondary Knob Functions
Control
MIDI CC
Description
BASS
CC 4
Controls the amount of bass frequencies in the outgoing signal (ALT mode). Clockwise for more low end, counterclockwise for less.
MID
CC 6
Controls the amount of midrange present in the distortion (ALT mode). Clockwise for a warm, classic sound; counterclockwise for a scooped, modern sound.