Split Point - Studiologic numa piano Bedienungsanleitung

Layer / Split
Display - Value +/-
• Display and adjustment of
Split point / Octave
Split - Point
• Split mode on/off
• Split point definition
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Function
• in combination with
Lower - Upper and
Layer To play two sounds at the same time over the whole
keyboard, press both corresponding sound selection buttons
at the same time (eg Grand Piano & Pad 2).
Split Playing two sounds in different keyboard zones is called
split. Press Split to activate this function. The Split button
will light up. For the upper split zone the last selected sound
is automatically used. If you want to change the sound for
the upper split zone just press the corresponding button
(eg Bright Piano).
To change the sound for the lower split zone, press Split and
the corresponding sound select button at the same time (e.g.
Split & Bass 1).
If you want to quit the split mode and use all 88 keys to play
the same sound, press Split again.
Split / Layer level Use the Balance knob of the Output section to adjust the re-
lative level of layer 1 to 2 or the lower to upper split zone.

Split point

To adjust the split point, press Function & Point. The display
shows the actual selected split point. Using the keyboard (or
Value +/-), select the highest note for the lower split zone.
Press Function again to keep the adjustment and quit the
split point mode.
Octave Lower / You can select the octave transposition for both layer and
Octave Upper split zones independently. Use Function &
make adjustments for the lower split zone / layer 2 and Func-
tion &
No octave transposition is indicated by 0 in the display.
Available values are -3 to 3 an. That means that adjustments
of ±3 octaves are possible.
Press Function again to keep the adjustment and quit the oc-
tave lower / upper mode.
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Octave Lower - Upper
• Octave of Layer 1/2 or lower
and upper split zone
Sound Bank
Octave
• Layer sound selection
Point
Octave Upper for the upper split zone / layer 1.
Balance
• Relative level of Layer 1/2
and split zones
Octave Lower
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