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Filter Ctrls in Release
Filters out MIDI controllers in the release phase. Modulation destinations that are
using controllers keep their value after the note-off message. The following settings
are available:
Option
Off
On
Inherit
Repedaling
On an acoustic piano, you can repedal the sustain after releasing the sustain pedal for
as long as the strings vibrate. The effect is that the strings play on. You can achieve a
similar effect with the Repedaling option. If you release and press the pedal within the
release of the amplitude envelope, the envelope jumps to the decay segment,
resuming at the current level of the release.
Sustain
Enables sustain for the program or layer. When you use the sustain pedal, notes keep
playing until you release the pedal.
Sostenuto
Enables sostenuto for the program or layer. Notes that are held while pressing the
sostenuto pedal sustain. Successive notes do not sustain.
Ind Velocity Mode
Sample-based instruments often use crossfade techniques to optimize the switching
between samples with different velocities. Crossfades are set up in the Mapping
editor, see
Activate this option to apply the Velocity Mode settings to the selected layer and its
children.
Velocity Mode
The switching or crossfading between zones can be controlled via velocity or MIDI
controller. The following modes are available:
Option
Note-on
Controller
Continuous
Controller
Here, you select the controller that is used when the velocity Mode option is set to
Controller or Continuous.
Description
MIDI controllers are processed in the release phase.
MIDI controllers are filtered out.
The zones of this layer follow the behavior that was specified for the
parent layer.
"Fading and Crossfading Zones"
Description
The velocity is used to trigger the zones.
A MIDI controller is used to replace the velocity, that means, the
controller value is used to select the zones. The note-on message
triggers the zones selected by the controller. Only the zones that
belong to the corresponding velocity are played back.
A MIDI controller is used to replace the velocity. Depending on
the "Velocity Fade" setting, the controller continuously fades
between the zones or switches zones directly. Therefore, all
zones belonging to a key are played back.
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Editing Programs and Layers in the Sound Editor
The Trigger Section
on page 139.