Steinberg HALION4 Mode D'emploi page 64

Inserting a MIDI Module
1. In the Program Tree, select the program or layer where you want to insert the MIDI
module.
2. Right-click to open the context menu, open the New submenu, and select "MIDI
Modules".
3. Select the MIDI module that you want to insert.
4. Repeat steps 2 and 3 to insert multiple modules in series.
Changing the Order of MIDI Modules
The order of the MIDI modules in the Program Tree has great influence on the
processing of the MIDI events.
• To change the order, drag the MIDI modules to new positions in the Program Tree.
The routing between the MIDI modules changes accordingly.
Deleting a MIDI Module
1. In the Program Tree, select the MIDI modules that you want to delete.
2. Open the context menu and select Delete. Alternatively, press Delete on your
computer keyboard.
Bypassing a MIDI Module
Any MIDI module can be bypassed. This way, you can play the layer without the
FlexPhraser or the conditions that have been set with the MegaTrig module.
• To bypass a MIDI module, click the crossed out speaker icon in the upper right
corner of the caption of the MIDI module.
Assigning MIDI Modules in the Modulation Matrix
Some MIDI modules, like the FlexPhraser, directly process the MIDI events. Other
MIDI modules, like True Pedaling, produce modulation signals, which must be
assigned in the modulation matrix before they can be used.
To assign a MIDI module as source or modifier in the modulation matrix, proceed as
follows:
1. In the Program Tree, select the zones that you want to edit. Make sure that the
zones are part of a program or layer with a MIDI module that produces modulation
signals, for example, True Pedaling.
2. Open the Sound editor and show the Modulation Matrix section.
3. On the pop-up menu of the Source/Modifier column, open the Modulation Module
submenu.
The submenu lists only the MIDI modules that belong to the same layer or that are
higher up in the hierarchy.
4. On the submenu, select a MIDI module.
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Common Editing Methods
Using MIDI Modules