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The logic behind the MIDI routing is very simple:
Every channel has its own set of Outputs.
Set all available MIDI targets via the outPut menu.
If there is no other channel on the respective Sound Matrix level the
only routing option is the Output to the next lower level of the S ound
Matrix.
If there are any other channels that are not already assigned to an
Output, you can choose them from the menu and the new routing is
established.
Choose Remove from the menu to delete the output assignment. All
other MIDI Output ssitting to the right are moved one step to the
left.
3.4.3 Nesting sounds
The Nesting of Sounds lies in the nature of the Sound Matrix. Any CHannel
inSertS can hold any kind of KoreSound, no matter if it is a SingleSound
or a MultiSound. Any CHannel inSert can again hold an arbitrarily deep
Sound Matrix structure in itself, leading to a nested structure of Sound
MatrizeS.
You can have a single channel with several CHannel inSertS occupied
by MultiSounds consisting of a set of KoreSounds that again consist of
multiple components and so on. The only limits to this exibility are the
resources of your computer.
The Sound Matrix makes all this transparent and easy to use. Click on a
Sound sitting in a CHannel inSert and the adequate interface element will
open below the current S ound M atrix level. If it is a SingeSound you will see
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