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4. Basic functions
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This example shows a patch where both the Poly and Common Voice Areas are used:
The '1Output1' module in the Poly Voice Area is set to route the signal to CVA L, the left output of the
'PolyAreaIn1' module in the Common Voice Area. The sum of all voices from the Poly Voice Area is sent
to the Common Voice Area to be processed in the 'StereoChorus1' module and output at O
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A patch in the Poly Voice Area set to 1 requested voice would give the same result as having the patch
only in the Common Voice Area instead.
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If you change a patch with 1 requested voice in the Poly Voice Area to be polyphonic, there are a few
things that you need to be aware of. All modules in the Poly Voice Area are independent from each other,
performing their functions on a "voice" level. This provides you with a big advantage in comparison to
almost any other polyphonic synthesizer. If a traditional polyphonic synth had e.g. 4 voices, it has been
common practice to provide the user with only one LFO for all voices together. This is not the case with
Nord Modular. An LFO used in the Poly Voice Area is unique for each single voice in the patch.
If you want modules in the Poly Voice Area of a polyphonic patch, e.g. one LFO per voice in a 4-voice
patch, to be synchronized and behave like one single LFO, this can be done with the Mono parameter.
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