Sequential Prophet Rev 2 User Manual page 11

To copy Layer A to Layer B:
1. Press both the | button and the
split a b
2. Turn the knob and select
parameter
3. Press the button. Layer A is copied to Layer B.
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To copy Layer B to Layer A:
1. Press both the | button and the
split a b
2. Turn the knob and select
parameter
3. Press the button. Layer B is copied to Layer A.
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To swap Layer A and Layer B:
1. Press both the | button and the
split a b
2. Turn the knob and select
parameter
3. Press the button. Layer A and B are swapped.
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+ button simultaneously.
stack a b
.
copy layer a to b
+ button simultaneously.
stack a b
.
copy layer b to a
+ button simultaneously.
stack a b
.
swap a and b
Sequential
Split Programs
In split mode, playing a key on the left side of the keyboard will play the
Layer A sound and playing a key on the right side will play the Layer B
sound. Polyphony is allocated equally between the two sounds, with half
of the available voices on Layer A and half on Layer B.
The specific key that starts the Layer B sound is called the split point,
and is saved with the program.
All factory programs have a "B" layer, even if that layer isn't currently enabled.
To turn Split on:
• If it's not currently lit, press the
lit. The left side of the keyboard plays the Layer A sound and the right
side of the keyboard plays the Layer B sound.
To turn Split off:
• If it's currently lit, press the
Only the program on Layer A is heard across the full range of the
keyboard.
To set the split point:
1. Make sure the | button is lit.
split a b
2. Press and hold the |
split a b
This sets the start point for Layer B.
3. Release the | button.
split a b
To swap Layer A and Layer B sounds:
1. Press both the | button and the
split a b
2. Turn the knob and select
parameter
3. Press the button. Layer A and B are swapped.
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| button. The button becomes
split a b
| button. The button becomes unlit.
split a b
button and press a key on the keyboard.
+ button simultaneously.
stack a b
.
swap a and b
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