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Using the Morphing Function
This exceptionally powerful function allows you to use any MIDI controller (such as a
modulation wheel, foot controller, or after touch) to "morph" or crossfade between two
distinct voices — in real time as you play! Naturally, you can record controller data to a
sequencer for automated morphing within a song as well. This lets you create dramatic
or subtle sonic changes in your performance or song.
• The AN Morphing settings apply to all voices for the AN Expert Editor, and cannot be set inde-
pendently for each voice (this includes the
z Select "AN Morphing."
Click "Setup" on the menu bar, then select
[Alt], [U], [P].)
• "AN Morphing" can also be selected from the toolbar.
x Select the desired MIDI controller.
Do this from the "Morphing Controller" combo box. After touch (AT) or any one of
the 95 control change numbers can be selected. For example, if controller #1 is
specified here, the modulation wheel on a MIDI keyboard can be used to morph
between the two voices.
• The particular MIDI controller and its actual number assignment may depend on settings
made to the connected MIDI instrument; see the relevant owner's manual for details. Also,
refer to the list of
c Select the desired voice for Morphing.
Operations /
MORPH
control change numbers
and their commonly used controllers.
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Using the Morphing Function
switch).
"AN
Morphing." (Keyboard shortcut:
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