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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Change Ultrabeat’s trigger mode<br />
The way Ultrabeat reacts to a succession of incoming notes is set independently for each sound.<br />
Parameters that provide control over this aspect of Ultrabeat’s behavior are found in the trigger<br />
mode section.<br />
Trigger pop-up menu<br />
Group pop-up menu<br />
Gate button<br />
Trigger mode parameters<br />
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Trigger pop-up menu: Choose either Single or Multi trigger mode.<br />
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Single: A new trigger note cuts off the note that is currently playing.<br />
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Multi: When a new note is played, currently playing notes continue to decay in accordance<br />
with their respective amplitude envelope settings (Env 4).<br />
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Group pop-up menu: Choose between Off and settings 1 through 8. If two different sounds are<br />
assigned to the same group, they cut each other off when a new note message is received.<br />
Only one sound in the group can be played at a time.<br />
A typical use of this feature is when programming hi-hat sounds: when playing a real hi-hat,<br />
the closed hi-hat note cuts off or mutes the ringing of the open hi-hat. This feature is often<br />
referred to as “hi-hat mode.”<br />
Note: While in Single Trigger mode, only the currently sounding note of the same sound is cut<br />
off. A sound that is assigned to a group cuts off all other sounds in the group, regardless of the<br />
note played.<br />
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Gate button: Turns the Gate function on or off. When active, the sound is immediately cut off<br />
when the MIDI note is released (MIDI note off), regardless of envelope settings.<br />
Note: The Gate function ensures that a specific sound does not play—it can’t be heard—after<br />
a note-off event sent from the host or Ultrabeat’s internal sequencer. Note length can be an<br />
important creative element when programming rhythm tracks.<br />
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