Arturia Mellotron V, Руководство пользователя

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In the following picture, we show a preset created with three choir tapes, one placed one
octave lower, and one placed one octave higher. Notice that the ranges remained from G to
F:
In the image above, the tape in track A is placed one octave above the normal Mellotron
range, while the tape in track C is placed one octave below. The tape on track B is placed
in the normal range. This way, if we choose to play all three tapes at the same time, we
will have a thicker choir sound, with the lower voices sounding in the lower region, and the
higher voices sounding in the higher region.
This is something that could not be achieved on a true Mellotron.
7.1.1. Mapping Tapes and Samples
Mapping sounds is very easy and intuitive. Place the mouse over a tape track (it may be over
one empty note cell, or an empty space above it). Notice that the mouse pointer changes to
a hand with a pointing finger.
Now double click. This will open the following dialog box:
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