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The Multi Mode
63 M Manual
TRANSP
Allows one to transpose the current Part in steps of a semi-
tone.
DETUNE
Fine-tunes the current Part in increments of 64ths of a
semitone.
V.CURVE
Determines the dynamic response curve of the incoming
MIDI velocity for the current Part. By selecting one of the
10 curves, the dynamic velocity will adapt on that. This
option is useful, e.g. in a layered Multi arrangement, to
highlight one part’s sound over another on high/low key
velocities.
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You can find diagrams of the available velocity cur-
ves in the Appendix of this manual.
LockVCF
Locks all 5 VCF controls for any another active and cur-
rently controlled part. I.e., when those controls are used
for part 1 (active), all other parts will be affected of the
same settings if
LockVCF of any inactive (not currently
controlled) part is on. This is helpful for simultaneous
controlling of VCF parameters in a layered Arrangement.
Voice Allocator Page
Here you find all parameters regarding the voice allocation
settings.
Here are some global rules for the voice allocation:
1) The Parts have a voice priority from 1 to 4, according to
their numbers. E.g. by allocating voices, Part 1 has a higher
priority than Part 2, part 2 a higher priority than part 3,
and so on.
2) If there are less than 8 (16 with the optional voice ex-
pansion) voices set as "dedicated", all unused voices will
belong to Part 1.
3) If the sum of voices, set as dedicated, is more than 8 (or
16 with the expansion) for some top parts (for example,
Part 1 and 2 has each 4 voices assigned and the unit has a
total of 8 voices) , the Parts 3 and 4 may be "voiceless" if
the priority Parts used all voices.
4) If a Part has a dedicated AUX output assigned, these
voices reserved for a Part mandatory with higher priority,
and overrides the "higher" Parts
Min.Voices setting. This
can be recognized as protection from stealing the voices
between Parts.