Steinberg HALION4 Mode D'emploi page 205

Option Description
Sustain Off The condition is TRUE when the sustain pedal is released.
Key Switch The condition is TRUE when a note in the specified note range is
pressed. Multiple Key Switch assignments across different layers of
the program work like radio buttons, so only one Key Switch
assignment can be active at a time. By default, the Key Switch
assignment with the lowest key is TRUE.
Note: If you want the Key Switch assignments across different
layers to work individually, activate the Individual MegaTrig
Management of the corresponding layers. For example, this can be
necessary when two programs with Key Switches are copied
together into one program.
Key Range 1st The condition is TRUE beginning with the 1st note that is held
within the specified note range.
Key Range 2nd The condition is TRUE beginning with the 2nd note that is held
within the specified note range
Key Toggle This condition toggles between TRUE and FALSE each time you hit
a key within the specified note range. By default, the condition is
TRUE. If you toggle the condition from 0, the odd numbers (1, 3, 5,
7, and so on) are FALSE and the even numbers (2, 4, 6, 8, and so
on) are TRUE.
Velocity The condition is TRUE when the received velocity is within the
specified velocity range.
Playing Speed The condition is TRUE when the time between successive notes is
within the specified range.
Legato The condition is TRUE when you play notes legato. You can specify
a key range for the legato played notes.
Retrigger The condition is TRUE when a note is retriggered. You can specify
a key range for the retriggered note.
Note that this condition must always be combined with Note-On
and that Mono and Retrigger must be activated in the Voice
Management of the corresponding layer or program.
Interval The condition is TRUE when the interval between successively
played notes is within the specified range.
Note Count The condition is TRUE when the number of played notes is within
the specified range.
Lowest Note The range control specifies the order of the notes in a chord from
low to high. The condition is TRUE when the played notes match
the specified range. For example, a range from 0 to 1 means the
first and second lowest note play and all other notes are filtered out.
Highest Note The range control specifies the order of the notes in a chord from
high to low. The condition is TRUE when the played notes match
the specified range. For example, a range from 0 to 1 means the
first and second highest note play and all other notes are filtered
out.
MIDI Controller The condition is TRUE when the position of the controller is within
the specified range.
Quick Controls The condition is TRUE when the Quick Control is within the
specified range.
Random Produces a random value between 0 and 100 for each note that is
played. The condition is TRUE, when the random value is within the
specified range.
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