Studiologic numa compact 2 User Manual page 34

MIDI (Zone edit)
VOLUME
ZONE EDIT [5/16]
VOLUME
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SPLIT ASSIGN
ZONE EDIT [6/16]
SPLIT ASSIGN
TO LEFT TO RIGHT
TRANSPOSE
ZONE EDIT [7/16]
TRANSPOSE
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OCTAVE
ZONE EDIT [8/16]
OCTAVE
0
PEDAL 1 - PEDAL 2
ZONE EDIT [9/16]
PEDAL 1
ON
STICK 1 - STICK 2
ZONE EDIT [11/16]
STICK 1
ON
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Numa Compact 2/2x by Studiologic
Rotating the encoder, after having moved the focus on the pa-
rameter by clicking on it, you can control the selected part Vo-
lume, in a range from 0 to 127; the Zone volumes can be con-
VOLUME
trolled directly also not in EDIT mode, when the MIDI button is
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lighted and the cursor-focus is on one of the Zones.
Once you have selected the SPLIT point for the current PRO-
GRAM (ref: PROGRAM EDIT) you can decide where the selected
ZONE should play, in a totally independent way as it follows:
SPLIT ASSIGN
TO LEFT: the zone will play to the left section of the keyboard
(from A0 to the SPLIT note);
TO RIGHT: the zone will play to the right section of the keybo-
ard (from the SPLIT note to C8);
TO ALL: the zone will play with no split all over the keyboard.
Even with one common SPLIT point (programmable for
each PROGRAM) the possible settings are almost one
hundred, considering the status and combinations of
LOWER+UPPER+ZONEA+ZONEB and the SPLIT settings made
possible by this function.
This function allows to transpose a Zone; differently from the
GLOBAL TRANSPOSER, that will effect the entire instrument,
this function can be set independently for each MIDI zone and
TRANSPOSE
stored in each PROGRAM, with different values.
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You can set the octave (intervals of 12 semitones each) separa-
tely for each Zone; normally you will need to move a zone one
or two octave up, to the LEFT Zone of a split keyboard, to play
OCTAVE
chords in a better range. On the other way, sometimes you can
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get a better sound if you move the UPPER zone one or two oc-
taves down; simply experiment the setting you prefer and then
store it in the current PROGRAM.
Here you can decide if the pedals are enabled or not for each
Zone independently, according to where the cursor-focus is
set (on ZONE A or ZONE B).
PEDAL 1
ON
As for the pedals, also the Sticks can be enabled separately for
the Zones; please note that the Stick 2 will be set automatically
to AUTO if the related FX-AUTOSET function is set to ON in the
STICK 1
GLOBAL EDIT area. To control the Stick 2 assignment manually,
ON
you can set to OFF the FX-AUTOSET and the function can be
switched ON or OFF and stored in the Programs.
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