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Steinberg HALion Sonic 2 - Introduction; Halion Sonic Overview

Steinberg HALion Sonic 2
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Introduction
HALion Sonic Overview
The HALion Sonic interface follows a fixed size single-window concept and is
subdivided into several sections:
The Multi Program Rack on the left.
See “The Multi Program Rack” on page 15.
The Edit display with the Load, Edit, MIDI, Mix, Effects, Multi, and Options pages
on the right.
See the chapter “Editing” on page 25.
The Performance section with the trigger pads, quick controls, performance
controllers, and sphere control at the bottom of the application window.
See “The Performance Section” on page 166.
The Plug-in functions section at the top of the application window.
See “The Plug-in Functions Section” on page 179.
The toolbars above the Edit display.
See “The Toolbars” on page 181.
If you are using the standalone version of HALion Sonic, you will find a number of
specific functions in an extra section at the top of the application window.
See “The Controls in the Standalone Functions Section” on page 187.
Performance
controllers
Plug-in functions
Standalone functions
Multi Program Rack
Toolbars
Trigger pads
Sphere
Edit display
Quick
controls

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