Editing Programs And Layers In The; Sound Editor; Introduction; The Main Section - Steinberg HALION4 Mode D'emploi

Introduction

The Sound editor for programs and layers lets you access parameters that are set
globally for the whole program or individual layers. For example, you can transpose the
pitch, adjust level and pan, and limit the playback to a certain area on the keyboard.
Programs and layers share the same set of parameters because they are nearly
identical.

The Main Section

The Main section contains basic settings for programs and layers.
Octave
Transposes the pitch in octave steps.
Coarse
Transposes the pitch in semitone steps.
Fine
Detunes the pitch in cents (1/100 of a semitone).
Level Velocity Curve
Defines how incoming MIDI velocity values are re-mapped before they are sent to the
program or layer. By default, the curve is set to linear, meaning that incoming and
outgoing values are identical. The characteristic of each curve is displayed by a small
icon.
Low Key
Defines the lowest key on which the program or layer is triggered.
High Key
Defines the highest key on which the program or layer is triggered.

Editing Programs and Layers in the

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Sound Editor