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# Mod Matrix
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## Overview
Current's modulation matrix offers a dedicated popup for editing all aspects of modulation across an entire preset.
The mod matrix popup can operate in two different ways:
1. View a complete overview of all modulation assignments within a preset.
2. Focus on modulation connections for a specific parameter or modulator.
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## Full Mod Matrix
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To view all modulation connections at once, click the **“Matrix”** button on the far left of the modulation control bar.
Each connection has **Source**, **Destination**, **Amount**, **Depth Mod** and **Depth Amount** columns.
Optional connection filtering is available at the top of the full matrix popup. Under "Filter by:", you can select a modulation source (**Modulator**) or destination (**Destination**) to display all associated connections. Use the bypass button to toggle connection filtering on and off.
## Parameter & Modulator Popups
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It is often useful to focus on the connections associated with a specific parameter or modulator without having to sort through all existing modulation connections. Current makes it possible to quickly open the mod matrix popup for any control or modulator.
To open the popup for an individual parameter or modulator, hold down the Command key (macOS) or Ctrl key (Windows) and click on a knob, slider, text slider, or modulator in the modulation control bar. Alternatively, you can right-click and select "View in Mod Matrix."
The popup also opens automatically when you drop a modulator onto a text slider. See [Modulating Text Sliders](/current-manual/modulation/modulation-system.md#modulating-text-sliders).
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