Emulator Composite.book - Creative

Overview Section
The bottom portion of the page contains an overview that displays and allows you to
control parameters for the selected voice(s).
These controls are available regardless of which tabbed page you select (except the
Region page), and work per voice. When you modify a setting here, the corresponding
setting changes in the Voice Processing window.
Note that the selected voices are indicated in the upper-left corner of the Overview.
Changes to these controls only affect the indicated voice(s). If you select multiple
voices and change a parameter in the Overview section, that parameter changes for all
selected voices.
When you select multiple voices, it’s important to understand how changing parameters
in the Overview differs from changing parameters in the various tabbed pages. In
the Overview section, all changes are absolute values. This means if you select multiple
voices and change the Volume knob to a value of 10, you change all selected voices to a
volume of 10. However, if you select multiple voices and move the volume slider in the
Mix/Tune page, you change all selected voices’ relative volumes.
Selected Voice(s) Sample Info
CC Win Info Key, Realtime, and Velocity Window parameters
Mix/Tune Info
Sample Controls
Sample
The sample assigned to the selected voice or zone. If you select multiple voices, this
window appears blank.
Original Key
Sets the Original key of the selected voice or zone.
Group
Changes the group of the selected voice or zone.
Direction
Selects whether the sample plays forward, backward, forward loop, backward loop, or
one-shot.
5 - Voices & Sample Zones
Overview Section
Tip: To set a control
to its default setting, hold
Alt while clicking the
control, or right-click the
control, and select
Default.
Muting and Soloing
voices does not save
polyphony! Muted voices
still play; they are simply
silenced.
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