Steinberg HALION4 Mode D'emploi page 96

When you use HALion with older versions of Cubase or other host applications that
do not support Note Expression, you still have access to the Note Expression section
and you can see Note Expression controllers in the modulation matrix. However, they
will not have any influence on the program.
The Note Expression section shows the eight Note Expression controllers on the left
(NE1 to NE8) and the assigned modulation destinations on the right. This gives you a
quick overview of how Note Expression controllers are routed in the modulation matrix
and what their influence on the sound will be. One Note Expression controller can be
assigned to several destinations.
Naming Note Expression Controllers
By default, a Note Expression controller is given the name of the modulation
destinations it is assigned to. However, you can also rename them. After this, any
further assignments will not change the name.
• To rename a Note Expression controller, click in the Name field of the selected
controller and enter the new name.
Bypassing the Note Expression Controller
Each Note Expression controller has a Bypass button that allows you to deactivate the
effect of the controller.
The Bypass button is linked to the Bypass button of the corresponding modulation
destination in the modulation matrix.
Changing the Modulation Depth
The Depth slider adjusts the intensity of the Note Expression modulation. This allows
you to change the modulation without having to go to the modulation matrix first.
The slider is linked to the Depth slider of the corresponding modulation destination in
the modulation matrix.
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Editing Programs and Layers in the Sound Editor
The Note Expression Section