MAM SQ16, Руководство пользователя

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4. Pattern SQ16
4.3. Note Tracks
4.3.1. Structure and data of note tracks
The 3 note tracks of a Pattern are used to create simple monophonic melodies or bass lines. The steps of a note track can
contain different note numbers, but they also use a common MIDI channel. Of course, to play a sound from an external
expander the MIDI channels of the note track and the external expander must match.
Assigning MIDI channels to note tracks:
The assignment of MIDI channels to a note track is done via MIDI Sets, similar as for instrument tracks. A MIDI Set contains
the MIDI channels for the note tracks; all editing of those settings also takes place there. A Pattern contains just a pointer to a
MIDI Set. The note tracks of a Pattern then use the MIDI channel assignments made in the MIDI Set.
Example:
The note tracks n14, n15 and n16 from Pattern 1 shall play different sounds from a connected expander. Pattern 1 is assigned
a certain MIDI Set, for example MIDI Set 1. To achieve the desired sound assignment for Pattern 1 you need to make the
appropriate settings in MIDI Set 1 for the MIDI send channels (n send channel).
A MIDI Set also assigns an additional MIDI receive channel to each note track. This channel is used for recording notes from
an external keyboard. Additional information about MIDI Sets can be found in section 5. Additional information about external
recording can be found in section 11.