Multi Mode - Waldorf MicroWave XT Bedienungsanleitung

Multi Mode

In Multi mode, you can combine up to 8 sounds. Each sound in a Multi program is called
an Instrument because it has some additional settings that belong to the Multi and therefore
are not stored in the Sound program itself.
The are two main reasons for using a Multi program:
1. Using the MicroWave II/XT/XTk with a sequencer. In that case you want to use
several Sound programs at once, each assigned to a different MIDI channel.
2. Building layered sounds. By doing this you can get interesting combinations e.g. a
chord sound that fades into a string pad.
Of course, you can use both methods in combination.
Selecting Multi Mode
The first thing we have to do is to switch from Sound to Multi mode.
1. Press the Play button
shows the program number and the name of the currently selected program:
2. Turn the third value dial
display now looks like this:
3. Use the Page Dial
increases the program number, turning the dial counterclockwise decreases it.
On the XTk, you can also select Multi mode by pressing the key labeled Multi in the
numeric keys section
Initializing a Multi Program
The best method to create a new Multi program is to initialize an unused program and
adjust the disired parameters.
1. Use the Page Dial
2. Press the Utility key
3. Turn the Page Dial
4. Press the Utility key
permanently initialized. The display shows:
20
to return to the program select page. The display now
Play Sound A001
Saw Repeat WMF |
clockwise. The Mode setting changes to Multi . The
Play Multi 001
Hit Me Bigga WMF |
to select other Multi programs. Turning the dial clockwise
while holding the Select button
to select an unused program location (e.g. no. 100 ).
while holding the Shift key
clockwise, until the display shows the Multi Init page:
Init Multi 100
[confirm with <Shift-Utility>]
while holding the Shift key
Play Multi 100
Init Multi V1.0
| Mode |Main Vol.
Sound | 100
| Mode |Main Vol.
Multi | 100
.
Init Multi ?
| Mode |Main Vol.
| Multi | 100
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again. Your program is now