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Click the encoder to bring up the
Channel
Op window. Select “Import” and click the
encoder again.
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The Channel and all of its samples will be
imported into your initial preset and you
will be returned to that preset with your
imported channel selected.
Copying or Importing Channels vs
Replacing or Importing Samples
An important distinction to keep in mind
is the difference between replacing or
importing a sample into an existing channel
vs copying or importing a channel into that
same channel.
When you copy or import a sample into
a channel, that sample will be affected by
all of the channel parameters that were
previously programmed for that channel.
Those parameter values may or may not be
appropriate to the new sample.
When you copy or import a channel into an
existing channel, the new channel brings
its sample(s) along with all of the channel
parameter values programmed for that
channel. Consequently, one can assume that
those values are appropriate for the sample
and the channel’s intended effect (which
is presumably why you’d be copying or
importing the channel in the first place).
Channel Modes
Channel modes are selected in the channel’s
MD
field. The channel modes are:
Master A Master channel is a basic channel
that gets its trigger from its associated
Gate/Trigger input. If your preset is
configured simply as 8 (or fewer) completely
independent channels, each with its own
trigger and modulation routings, set each of
them as a
Master channel and you’re done.
NOTE:
As you will see below, a Master
channel can interact with other channels,
depending on those channels’ own
Channel
Modes.
Link Link Mode
is designed to let you create
layered voices. A channel in Link Mode does
not respond to its own channel’s trigger, but
instead is triggered by the trigger or gate of the
Master
channel in closest proximity above it.
Multiple
Link
channels can be triggered by
one Master, so you can build layered voices
of up to 8 layers.
You can have multiple linked groups in a
single preset. For example, the following
configuration would give you 1 four-layer
voice and 2 independent two-layer voices:
1.
Master
2.
Link
3.
Link
4.
Link
5.
Master
6.
Link
7.
Master
8.
Link
For an example of
Links,
check out the
Demo-Link folder in the sample sounds.
Stereo/Right
The
Stereo/Right Mode
is
intended primarily (but not necessarily
exclusively) for stereo samples. A
Stereo/
Right
channel inherits the trigger/gate and
channel parameters (except for pan) of the
Master channel above it. So, typically, for a
stereo sample, you’d assign the left channel
to
Master mode and the right channel to
Stereo/Right Mode.
Pan is not included in the shared parameters
to allow you to independently set the pan
positions of the two stereo channels.
NOTE:
All channel parameter values
programmed in the Stereo/Right
channel are ignored, but are still saved with
the channel. If the channel is later changed
to a different mode, those parameter settings
would then become active.