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Сообщение от Kot33
Как в инструменте назначить несколько звуков на один миди-канал, чтобы они звучали одновременно?
Буду очень признателен, если вы мне подскажете, как это сделать.
На примере того же Genesys, или если вы не знакомы с ним, то на примере Yamaha PSR.
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Layers
The first thing you need to know is that
all Genesys sounds are created using
either 1, 2 or 3 layers. At the left side of the screen you can see the layer icons
which tell you how many layers are being used for the current sound.
If a layer is not used then its icon will show XX. This tells you
how many layers the current sound is made from. The buttons
to the left of these icons are the layer select buttons.
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So what actually is a layer ? In simple terms, a layer is a
sound. In fact,
many of the Genesys sounds are created
using only one layer. When more complex sounds are needed,
up to three layers can be combined together to form a single
sound. Since the process required to edit one layer is exactly
the same for any other, we are going to concentrate our
examples in this section only on editing a single layer. Creating
multi-layer sounds is a relatively simple process once you
know how to edit a single layer.
Each layer may have also have a different algorithm, (which
you select using the ALGORITHM (F2) button) which can be
either single waveform, dual waveform or stereo. For the
explanation of edit functions which appears below, we will assume
that only the simplest type of layer is being used - a single
waveform layer. For advanced users wishing to know more about
the other types of algorithms available, here’s a quick guide; ...
А также:
The Genesys SOUND PRESETS can be comprised of up to 8
parts. To view these parts, select any sound preset,
(remember to turn off the USER button), press ESCAPE
and then press PARTS on the right side of the screen, (F5
or F6).
For the main sound you may layer up to 6 sounds using
parts 3-8. Part 8 should be used for the principal sound.