Native Instruments BATTERY 4, Руководство пользователя

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Power : Activates/deactivates the module.
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Articulation : There are ten different articulation presets available in the articulation selection
menu. Depending on the articulation selected, the buttons below will have different functions.
Use them to adjust articulation parameters such as velocity, speed, or depth of the effect.
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Alternate Stroke : Produces sounds that slightly vary in character.
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Release Stroke : Plays the original note and produces a second stroke when you release
your MIDI key.
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Flam : Plays two notes in rapid succession, the first of which is a grace note.
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Drag : Plays an exaggerated flam-like effect.
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3 Stroke Ruff : Plays a nice military-style drum effect.
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Roll : Plays a continuous drum roll.
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Buzz : Produces a buzz-like effect.
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Muted : Produces a "muted" version of your drum sound by quickly fading in and out.
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Speed Roll : Plays a very fast drum roll. The duration of the triggered sample is also
shortened, so even though many notes are triggered, the voice count is reasonable.
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Geiger Counter : Produces a random Geiger-like effect.
13.5. MIDI Echo
The MIDI Echo module can be used to create a variety of tempo-syncable echo effects.
The MIDI Echo module contains the following settings and options:
The MIDI Echo module.
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Power : Activates/deactivates the module.
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Tune : Adjusts the tuning of the echoes.
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Gravity : Adjusts the gravity of the echoes. When turned clockwise, there'll be less gravity and
the echoes get slower. When turned counterclockwise, the echoes get faster.
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Note value : Sets the echo time to either a tempo-based value (which is synchronized to
BATTERY's tempo control or your host's tempo), or an absolute time-based value ( Sync Off ),
which is independent of the host tempo.
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Time : Adjusts the Echo time. If you select Sync Off from the note value selection menu above,
the Time knob will let you set an absolute echo time value of 10 to 1000 milliseconds. With
sync activated, the value depicted represents the numerator for the note value.
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