Native Instruments MASCHINE MIKRO MK3 Manual page 284

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VOICE SETTINGS

Here you can define a voice limit for the Sound, that is the maximum

number of voices (notes) the Sampler can play simultaneously. Once

this polyphony has been reached, triggering any additional note will

kill the <oldest= note still playing (i.e. the note that was triggered

first). The available values are 1, 2, 4, 8 (default), 16, 32, and 64.

You can also set this to Legato 4 in that case the polyphony is set to

1 and the Sampler performs a continuous pitch transition between

consecutive notes.

If Legato is selected for the

adjust the duration of the transition between consecutive notes.

Here you can adjust how the Sound reacts on incoming MIDI

Pitchbend messages from an external MIDI controller or your host

application. For more information on how to setup your Sounds to

receive MIDI, refer to section

This allows you to select between different models for the sampling

engine. Besides the default Standard setting, the other options

MP60 and S1200 emulate the sound of two legendary Samplers that

are often used in Hip-Hop and similar genres of music. The latter

comes in various flavors offering different filtering: S1200 (no

filtering), S1200 L (for Low, i.e. low-pass filtering), S1200 LM (for

Low-Mid, i.e. low-mid-pass filtering), S1200 HM (for High-Mid, i.e.

mid-high-pass filtering), and S1200 High (for High, i.e. high-pass

parameter, this allows to

±12.2.1, Triggering Sounds via MIDI

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Working with Plug-ins

The Sampler Plug-in

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