Stereo mode 1 (1*ST) All parts are sent over a common stereo sum (OUT-1+2).
Stereo mode 2 (2*ST) Part 1+2 are on OUT-1+2, Part 3+4 are on OUT-3+4
Stereo mode 3 (SNGL) Every part has its own single output (Part1- OUT-1, Part 2- OUT-2, etc.)
On menu page 4 you can select the mode of the audio outputs:
Edit System/MIDI
<4> OutMode: 1*ST
Local On/Off: Menu page 5
The sound generators are said to be "local" to the POLYMORPH, likewise it is their "local"
controller. On menu page 5 you can separate the controls of the surface and the data of the
sequencers from the sound generators. The sound generators can only be played over MIDI in
Local off operation. When starting the morphing sequencers there will be no sounds produced.
Edit System/MIDI
<5> Local: ON
Use the local off mode, when you want to record the sequencers of the POLYMORPH into an
external sequencer.
MIDI-Synchronization: Menu page 6
On menu page 6 you can switch the morphing sequencer of the POLYMORPH to an external
synchronization. The POLYMORPH then can only be started when it receives a MIDI clock on the
MIDI input.
Edit system/MIDI
<6> MIDI-Sync: INT
In the position "INT" the POLYMORPH can be started with its set tempo.
In the position "EXT" the POLYMORPH can be started only when its synchronized to an external
provided MIDI clock.
MIDI input filter
On menu pages 7-10 you can filter different MIDI commands at the MIDI input. With "ON" the
corresponding data will be received and when "OFF" they are ignored. The following MIDI data
filters are available on the POLYMORPH:
Edit System/MIDI
<7> RxStart: ON
Receiving start /stop commands over MIDI can be turned on and off here. When receiving a start
command over MIDI you can decide if the POLYMORPH starts its sequencer or not.
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