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o Normal: With each chord change, the active notes of the previous chord are
erased, and the notes of the new chord play according to the time the
chord was changed and according to the programmed sequence.
o Retrigger: with each chord change, the active notes of the previous chord
are deleted and then, immediately, put back according to the new chord,
after which the following notes play in the times they were programmed.
o Retrigger Pitch: equivalent to Retrigger, with the difference that the sound
of the chord is more gradual in the passage thanks to a level and pitch
ramp. The mode is useful for some sounds such as guitar sounds,
arpeggios, where you want a more gradual transition from one chord to
another.
• Select the mode:
o Close: chords adjust intervals to the nearest notes according to the rules
o of conventional harmony.
o Parallel: The notes of the programmed chords are transposed in parallel
without changing the intervals.
o Logic: Chord intervals are neither adjusted nor transposed. It follows the
same logic as the recognition of bass chords.
• OCTAVE: Press the button one or more times to vary the octave of the part.
• VARIATION: Enable or disable variations (if any) for CHORD3, CHORD4, and
CHORD5 parts.
In addition:
• LIVE GUITAR:
o ABCD Only
o Normal/Retrigger
• LONG CHORD:
o Retrigger
o Normal
• INVERSION: Indicate the transposition note beyond which, instead of continuing
to As the notes grow upwards, they are automatically moved to the octave below.
• VARITONE: Allows you to vary or not the sound component of the timbre with
possible alterations.
• Take note of the No Filtered GM Voice, Pan function: if you activate it, the
variations of the voices (Bank, Pch) and the Pan (Control 10) will be recognized if
written within the MIDI tracks of the file. KST; this setting can be saved in each
USER STYLE.
• REAL CHORD TO VARIOUS: Indicate the patterns A, B, C, D for which the REAL
CHORDs activate the Variations if this is provided.
• REAL CHORD: attivate o meno ABCD Only.
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