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Free Env.
Determines the way of triggering the Free Envelope.
• If normal is selected, every note triggers the envelope of its own voice.
• If single is selected, the envelopes of all voices act as one. The envelope is started,
when the first note is played. The sustain phase is held until the last note is
released. Then the release phase is performed.
• If retrigger is selected, the envelope acts as in single mode except that each note
triggers the envelope again from its current value.
Mode
Selects whether the sound can be played polyphonic or monophonic.
• Use the Poly setting for normal applications when you where to play chords.
• If Mono is selected, the MicroWave II/XT/XTk playes only the last incoming note.
Use this mode for solo sounds, especially in combination with the Glide effect.
Assign
Defines who the sound's voices are assigned to the played notes.
• If normal is selected, every played note uses one of the MicroWave II/XT/XTk's
voices.
• If dual is selected, every note uses two voices which can be detuned by the
Detune parameter described below.
• If unisono is selected, all voices are used, divided to the notes played. That means,
if you play just one note, all 10 voices of the MicroWave II/XT/XTk are used for this
note. If you play two notes, 5 voices are used for each note and so on. The Detune
parameter is also active in this mode.
Detune
Determines the amount of oscillator detune when dual or unisono is selected in the
Assign parameter. The setting always represents the maximum detune range of all used
voices. E.g. in dual mode a value of 40 means a detune of -20 for the first voice and +20
for the second.
De-Pan
If dual or unisono is selected, the voices are spread in panorama according to this
parameter. Use 127 to get a full spread or 0 to get no spread at all. If neither dual nor
unisono is selected, the setting of this parameter has no audible effect.
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normal / single / retrigger
Poly / Mono
normal / dual / unisono
0...127
0...127
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