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UltraProteus Operation Manual
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Solo Mode Priority
When multiple notes are played and held in solo mode, the last note played is
always heard. As notes are released, the solo mode priority determines which
note will take over from the the last note played.
High Note Priority
- If multiple notes are being held in solo mode, the
highest key being held will play when the last-played key is released.
Low Note Priority
- If multiple notes are being held in solo mode, the
lowest key being held will play when the last-played key is released.
First Note Priority
- If multiple notes are being held in solo mode, and the
last note is released, the note will jump back to the first note.
Last Note Priority
- If multiple notes are being held in solo mode, only the
note last pressed will play. If the note is released it jumps back to the last
note before that.
Drum
- If multiple notes are being held in solo mode, only the note last
pressed will play. If the note is released, no jumping occurs.
SOLO PRIORITY
p:Low s:Hi
Portamento Rate
Portamento is a smooth gliding between notes instead of the normal instanta-
neous change in pitch when a new key is pressed. The portamento rate is the
time it takes to glide to the new pitch. The larger the value, the slower the glide
rate. The rate is adjustable from 1-127 or it can be turned Off. Portamento
glides at a linear or exponential rate between notes and can be set separately for
the primary and secondary layers. Portamento works both in and out of Solo
Mode.
PORTAMENTO RATE
pri:127 sec:Off
Portamento Shape
The portamento is variable from convex exponential (8) to linear, for both the
primary and secondary instruments. Using the exponential shapes, the porta-
mento rate will slow as the note nears its destination.
PORTAMENTO SHAPE
pri:Ex4 sec:Lin
THERE IS A FOUR NOTE LIMIT
FOR REMEMBERING NOTES IN
THE FIRST AND LAST NOTE
PRIORITY MODES.
THE PORTAMENTO SHAPE CAN
BE VARIED FROM LINEAR TO
CONVEX EXPONENTIAL.
Ex4
Lin
Ex8
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