Apple MainStage 3 Instruments - MainStage 3 Instruments
Apple MainStage 3 Instruments - MainStage 3 Instruments
Apple MainStage 3 Instruments - MainStage 3 Instruments
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Adjust an object pickup position<br />
mm<br />
Drag the corresponding numerical slider handle (the 1, 2, or 3 arrows) for each object.<br />
Adjustments to object positions will disturb/excite a given portion of the string. The vertical<br />
orange lines represent the positions of Objects 1, 2, and 3. The thickness and brightness of these<br />
lines indicate the strength of the objects. Object 1 can be an exciter. Object 3 can be a damper.<br />
Object 2 has two arrows, indicating that it can be used as either an exciter or damper.<br />
Turn string animation on or off<br />
mm<br />
Control-click the green horizontal line—the string—to enable or disable string animation.<br />
When animation is active, the string vibrates, making it easier to visualize the impact of the<br />
objects and pickups. Note that string animation increases CPU overhead, so disable it if your<br />
computer is struggling to process all data in real time.<br />
Sculpture’s spread controls<br />
Although they are not found in the actual Pickup display, two additional pickup parameters are<br />
available to the right of the Material Pad.<br />
Key/Pickup Spread parameters<br />
••<br />
Key Spread button: Drag vertically to set the amount of panning (pan position) by MIDI note<br />
number. Depending on settings, the farther up or down the keyboard you play, the more<br />
the voice is panned left or right. Two lines in the ring that surrounds the Spread parameters<br />
indicate values.<br />
••<br />
Pickup Spread button: Drag vertically to spread the two pickups across the stereo base. Two<br />
dots in the ring that surrounds the Spread parameters indicate values.<br />
Tip: You can create animated width and chorus effects by modulating the Pickup Position<br />
parameters with an LFO or other modulator.<br />
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