Korg POLYSIX Owner's Manual page 18

3) UNISON
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Hinweis:
3) UNISON
Diese Einstellung macht den Polysix
zu einem
leitungsstarken monopho-
nischen Synthesizer, Da alle seche VCO's
eine einheitliche Tonhohe haben, erhalten
Sie einen vollen, reichhaltigen Sound.
Remarque:
3) UNISON
Last Note Priority causes the instru-
ment to always sound the last note
played, regardless
of how many other
keys are still depressed, or whether the
new note
is higher or lower than the
previous note.
Return to Previous Note capability
allows you to easily produce trills, slurs
and arpeggios. If one or more notes are
played and held down in succession, the
instrument will sound the last note
played as described above. If the current
note is released, the previous note will be
automatically replayed if it is still held
down, without having to restrike that
note. If that note is then released, the
next previous note will be replayed, and
so forth up to a maximum of five notes.
For example, if you play and hold down
C, E, D, G, F in sequence, and then
release F, G, D, E in sequence, you will
hear C, E, D, G, F, G, D, E, €. If you
have more than 5 notes depressed, only
the last 5 notes played will be "remem-
bered"; previous notes will be "forgot-
ten".
Trills may be easily played by holding
one note down and rapidly playing and
releasing one or more other notes. This is
especially effective when you manually
arpeggiate an interval or chord above or
below the held note, letting the held note
sound between every other note. Rolled
arpeggios may be performed by playing
and holding down the notes of a chord in
sequence and then releasing them in
reverse sequence.
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