Steinberg HALion Sonic 2, Руководство по эксплуатации

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Editing
User Phrases
Adjusting the Pattern
• To reverse the pattern, click the Reverse button.
• To duplicate short phrases, click the Duplicate button. The maximum number of
steps is 32, therefore, if you copy a phrase that contains more than 16 steps, it
cannot be copied entirely.
• To shift the rhythm of the user pattern, use the arrow buttons in the lower left
corner of the edit section.
If you shift the rhythm of the user pattern to the left, the first step is moved to the
end. If you shift the pattern to the right, the last step is moved to the beginning.
Mode
With this parameter, you define how the notes are played back.
The following modes are available:
Activating Steps
You can activate steps by clicking the corresponding On/Off buttons. This can be
necessary if you change the gate length of one step so that it overlaps the following
step, thereby deactivating it.
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When you activate a step that was inactive because of an overlapping previous step,
the previous step is shortened.
Step Length
Determines the gate length of a step.
Transpose
Transposes the note by the specified number of semitones.
Key Replace
With this parameter, you can switch the Key Select function off or specify how
missing keys are replaced.
For example, if Key Select is set to “1 - 2 - 3 - 4” and you play a chord with 3 notes,
key 4 is considered “missing”.
Option Description
Step The last note that is received triggers a monophonic sequence.
Chord Triggers the notes as chords.
Up Arpeggiates the notes in ascending order.
Down Arpeggiates the notes in descending order.
Up/Down 1 Arpeggiates the notes in ascending, then in descending order.
Up/Down 2 Arpeggiates the notes in ascending, then in descending order.
Depending on the Key Mode, the highest and lowest note (Key
Mode = Sort) or the first and last note (Key Mode = As Played) is
repeated.
Down/Up 1 Arpeggiates the notes in descending, then in ascending order.
Down/Up 2 Arpeggiates the notes in descending, then in ascending order.
Depending on the Key Mode, the highest and lowest note (Key
Mode = Sort) or the first and last note (Key Mode = As Played) is
repeated.
Random Arpeggiates the notes in random order.