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Chapter 6: Creating and Editing Programs
2. MONO: Multiple plays of the sound use the same voice,
terminating and restarting playback of the sound (no
polyphonic overlap). This is useful for producing stutter-
ing effects.
3. NOTE OFF: When the pad is released (or a MIDI Note
Off message is received), the sound is terminated. This is
useful for controlling long samples.
• The two Cutoff fields:
Each of these two fields allows a note number to be entered. When-
ever the note selected in the top line’s Note field is played, then
any currently playing sounds assigned to either of the note numbers
in these two fields are immediately terminated.
This is useful when it is desirable for one sound to cause
another to stop playing, such as a closed hi-hat stopping an open hi-
hat, or a muted triangle stopping an open triangle.
Each of these two fields allows a note number to be entered
(35-98). In each case, the pad currently assigned to that note num-
ber is displayed to its right. To disable this feature in either or both
fields, enter a note lower than 35 and “--/OFF” will appear in the
field indicating that no note is selected to be cut off.
The soft key:
• The <Play > soft key:
Pressing this key has the same effect as playing the selected note
number at full velocity.
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