Akai S3000XL User Manual page 55

And don't forget...
If you have the multi-effects processor installed, layers and splits may be sent to different
effects in varying amounts to create even more variation. In the case of layering one
program on top of itself, you might find sending parts to same effects processor is
sufficient but, in the case of layering different sounds on top of each other (for example,
bells and strings), the strings could be sent to one effects processor and the bell to
another. In the case of key splits (let's use the above as a good example) the bass could
be routed to a small room, the piano to a large hall and the brass to a chorus/delay/small
hall multi-effects channel.
Alternatively...
Each of the elements in a layered or split multi could be assigned to separate outputs
where they may be mixed and processed on an external mixing console.
COMBINING THESE TECHNIQUES
The S3000XL's MULTI mode is so flexible that it can accommodate all of these
techniques simultaneously. For example, PARTs 1, 2 and 3 could have layered programs
on one MIDI channel whilst 4, 5 and 6 have parts on separate channels. PARTs 7 and 8
could be set to the same MIDI channel but have key splits set whilst PARTs 9-11 could
have parts on separate channels. For example:
PART MIDI CH
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
S3000XL Operator's Manual
TRANSPOSE FINE TUNE PAN
1 +12
1 +00
1 +00
+00
2
3 -12
4 +00
5 +00
5 +12
+00
6
7 +00
8 +00
FX BUSS FX SEND OUTPUT
+00 MID A
+05 L50 A
A
-05 R50
+00 MID OFF
+00 L23 B
+00 R45 C
+00 MID A
+03 MID A
+00 MID D
+00 MID D
+00 MID OFF
MULTI MODE
LO
12 OFF C 0
23 OFF C 0
34 OFF C O
00 01 C O
45 OFF C O
56 OFF C O
17 OFF C 0
17 OFF C 3
23 OFF C 0
45 OFF C 0
00 02 C 0
HI
G 8
G 8
G 8
G 8
G 8
G 8
B 2
G 8
G 8
G 8
G 8
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