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3. Split using the Multi Function
When the Multi Function is in use, it is possible to
play different sounds (Structure) in different key
ranges using only one keyboard controller. This is
very similar to a Split Structure, but one advantage
is that this allows you to extract each sound se-
parately in parallel (paralle! output). To obtain this
effect, however, you should set the MIDI channels
of all sounds to the same number, and set appro-
priate key ranges.
When using a Split Structure, parallel output can-
not be done; you should assign each sound to a
different Structure. To set a new Structure, push
the relevant Structure Button, then the Enter But-
ton.
When using the A/B/C/D Structure, however, par-
allel output can achieved by following the proce-
dure:
© Push the A/B/C/D Structure Button.
@ Push the Separate Button while holding the MI-
DI Button down.
@® Push the Multi Button to select [MULTI-1] or
[MULTI-2].
* The above procedure will automatically set the
MIDI channel of each sound to the same num-
ber (basic channel), and the key range of each
sound is set depending on the Split Points of
the Structure A/B/C/D. This means, that if you
wish to use a usual Multi function after the
above procedure, you should set the MIDI chan-
nels or key ranges again.
4.Parallel Output of each sound
The Multi function (MULTI 1 to 5) is controlling dif-
ferent sounds (Structures) on different MID! chan-
nels. It, however, is possible to control the same
sound (Structure) on different channels. In this
case, any Structure can be selected. And also, the
volume can be controlled by aftertouch or volume
messages on each MIDI channel.
Output 1
Output 2
Output 3
Output 4
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