The Voice Control Section - Steinberg HALION4 Mode D'emploi

When you lock a button, it cannot be deactivated and the corresponding section is
always visible in the editor. Clicking another button shows the new section, scrolling
the view, if necessary.
Click the button to the left of the Sections toolbar to toggle between showing and
locking all sections, and showing only the first section.
Examples
• When only one button is active, but not locked, you can click another button to
switch exclusively between the sections.
• Having one section locked while showing others dynamically can speed up your
work considerably.
For example, you can lock the Filter section, and then switch between the different
modifying sections, such as Envelope, LFO, Step Modulator, and Modulation
Matrix.
• You can also use these buttons to set up views for different contexts, showing
exactly those sections you need for a given workflow, and save them in a screen
set. For more information, see

The Voice Control Section

The Voice Control section of the Sound editor has two tabs: Trigger and
Unison/Glide.
The Trigger Tab
On the Trigger tab, you can specify the triggering of a zone.
Voice Group
You can set the polyphony of a zone individually, by assigning it to one of 128 voice
groups. The settings of voice groups can be edited in the Voice Management section
of the program or layer. For more information on voice groups, see
page 92.
Variation Group
To avoid the so-called machine gun effect that occurs when the same sample is
triggered repeatedly, you can create programs that use several samples for the same
key and velocity range. These samples can then be triggered alternately as variations.
To define which samples are triggered as variations, you can assign them to one of 16
variation groups. Use the Variation Group pop-up menu to specify the alternation
mode for the different variation groups.
"Configuring the Control Panel"
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Editing Zones in the Sound Editor
The Voice Control Section
on page 11.
"Voice Groups" on