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Basic Editing
1...100: Unison voices are detuned asymmetrically. This makes the detuning more complex, and changes the way in
which the pitches beat against one another—like slightly out-of-tune oscillators in a vintage synthesizer. Higher
numbers increase the effect.
Stereo (Spread)
[0...100]
Stereo lets you create a wider stereo field when using Unison. It applies only when Unison Voices is 2 or greater.
Layer Setup
Volume
[-Inf, -84.9...+6.0 dB]
This controls the volume of the Layer. Note that this is saved in the Performance, but not with the Program—so it's a
good choice when balancing levels between Layers.
Octave
[-3...+3]
This transposes the Layer by 3 octaves, up or down.
Tune
[-100...+100 cents]
This lets you detune the Layer by up to 100 cents (1/100 of a semitone), up or down.
Use Global MIDI Channel
[Off, On]
On: This is the default. The Layer will play from the built-in keyboard, and receive on the Global Channel.
Off: The Layer will receive on the channel specified below, and will not play from the built-in keyboard.
MIDI Channel
[1...16]
This is shown only if Use Global MIDI Channel is Off. It sets the channel on which the Layer will receive MIDI.
Rx Damper
[Off, On]
On: This is the default. The Layer will respond to the connected damper pedal and to MIDI CC#64.
Off: The Layer will ignore both the connected damper pedal and MIDI CC#64.
Rx Other CCs
[Off, On]
On: This is the default. The Layer will respond normally to MIDI CCs.
Off: The Layer will ignore all MIDI CCs (except for CC#64), as well as Aftertouch, Poly Aftertouch, and Pitch Bend.
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