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36 CHAPTER 2 Basics & User Interface The “transpose” parameter accepts values from -60 semitones to +60 semitones to adjust the Layer position to your keyboard. Use “Key Range” to adjust the range of incoming notes that the selected Layer is allowed to receive. This way you can adjust the playable area of the Layer on the keyboard since all notes outside this range get ignored. “Vel Range” (velocity range) allows you to limit the playability of the sound via the velocity of the notes. The sample will only get played if the velocity of the Note-On MIDI message is in the range that was defined in the vel range section. Thus you can limit the Layer patch vertically. This feature is very useful when combining and playing multiple Layers. Engine generally shows the status of a Layer in different colors: • active Layer: blue font • selected Layer: light blue font • solo Layer: green font • muted Layer: grey font • keys witch Layer: orange Layer name Here are some examples how the Layers can look like: - active Layer - active Layer - active Layer - Layer with active Bypass - selected, active Layer with key switch
- active Layer - active Layer - active and selected Layer - muted and selected Layer <strong>Best</strong> <strong>Service</strong> Engine 1.0 Manual - active and selected Layer with key switch - active Layer (but muted) - active „priority“ Layer - active Layer (but muted) - muted Layer - active Layer (but muted) 37
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