Oberheim Matrix-12 User Manual

RESET Instructs the Voices to play in numerical order, always
starting with the first Voice in the ZONE.etc, but without
rotating. For example, if the ZONE is assigned Voices 4,5,6
and 7, playing a single note phrase stacatto will play all
notes on Voice 4. Playing two notes at the same time - or
playing them legato - will activate Voices 4 and 5. Playing a
triad will always use Voices 4,5 and 6, etc.
Monophonic Keyboard Modes
These are referred to as UNISON modes, characterized by the fact that
playing one key on the Keyboard (or receiving one incoming note from
MIDI) will activate all Voices assigned to the Zone at the same time.
UNI-LOW "Low Note Priority" - The lowest note played is the one
that gets assigned to the Voices. If two or more keys are
pressed, only the lowest one is heard.
Another way of stating Low Note Priority is if the lowest held
note changes, the pitch of the Voices is updated to this new
note and a Multi-Trigger (but not a Single-Trigger) is
generated.
UNI-HIGH "High Note Priority" - The highest note played is the
one that gets assigned to the Voices. If two or more keys are
pressed, only the highest one is heard.
Another way of stating High Note Priority -just as with
UNI-LOW - is if the highest held note changes, the pitch
of the Voices is updated to this new note and a Multi-Trigger
(but not a Single-Trigger) is generated.
UNI-LAST "Last Note Priority" - The last note played is the one
that gets assigned to the Voices. If two or more keys are
pressed, the last one pressed the one that is heard. This
mode is best demonstrated when playing legato. Each
successive note in the phrase is heard and the previous note
is cut off.
LIMITS
This parameter determines the specific range of keys on the
Keyboard, or incoming MIDI notes, that will play the Zone's
Voices.
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Oberheim Matrix-12 Specifications

General

Brand	Oberheim
Model	Matrix-12
Category	Synthesizer
Language	English