5.10. MIXER - Revision history

Dan at 16:24, 4 July 2019

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	== THE MIXER PANEL ==		== THE MIXER PANEL ==

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	<p>The mixer group has 16 'strips', one for each 'track' as in the image below. Each track represents one of the 16 midi channels of the multitimbral midi synthesizer.</p>		<p>The mixer group has 16 'strips', one for each 'track' as in the image below. Each track represents one of the 16 midi channels of the multitimbral midi synthesizer.</p>
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	:[[5.11._REALTIME_ARRANGER]]~~<br>~~		== See Also ==

			[[Main Page\|MAIN PAGE]]

			[[5.11._REALTIME_ARRANGER\|5.11. REALTIME ARRANGER]]

Pwevarranger2 at 11:25, 3 July 2019

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	== THE MIXER PANEL ==		== THE MIXER PANEL ==

			[[Main_Page \| RETURN TO MAIN PAGE]]<br>

	<p>The mixer group has 16 'strips', one for each 'track' as in the image below. Each track represents one of the 16 midi channels of the multitimbral midi synthesizer.</p>		<p>The mixer group has 16 'strips', one for each 'track' as in the image below. Each track represents one of the 16 midi channels of the multitimbral midi synthesizer.</p>
	<p> Each track can be one of the following:		<p> Each track can be one of the following:

Pwevarranger2 at 11:08, 3 July 2019

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	applying the changes.		applying the changes.
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			NEXT<br>
			:[[5.11._REALTIME_ARRANGER]]<br>

Dan: /* GROUP MASTER/EFFECTS */

2018-01-23T13:21:10Z

GROUP MASTER/EFFECTS

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	[[File:Fig71.jpg \|240\| center]]		[[File:Fig71.jpg \|240\| center]]
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	This group ~~has~~ 4 ~~channels~~ and ~~adjustment effects~~ two groups:		This group contains 4 volume faders and two groups of effects :
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	The first track named '''SONG, ~~we read~~ a sequence or an audio file, or ~~STYLE ''' for the use~~ of a		The first track named '''SONG''', will adjust the overall volume of a MIDI sequence or an audio file, or accomp tracks of a STYLE (0-127)
	~~style rule by moving the cursor vertical level of the sequence, or the audio file type~~ (0-127)
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	The second ~~channel~~ named [[File:Fig71b.jpg \| 40px ]] ~~adjusted by means of~~ the ~~vertical~~ level of the ~~cursor~~ LEFT section (0 to 127). This ~~path can be~~ selected, ~~which causes~~ the display ~~option~~ [[File:Fig71c.jpg \| 90px ]] in VOICE. This feature allows you to ~~associate~~ a ~~bar SOUNDS MY STYLE~~. A right-click displays		The second track named [[File:Fig71b.jpg \| 40px ]] will adjust the global level of the LEFT section - Tracks LEFT 1/2/3 (0 to 127). This track, when selected, will allow you to display and select all your USERS multi-sounds to change the preset of the LEFT tracks and will display the button [[File:Fig71c.jpg \| 90px ]] in VOICE. This feature allows you to use the LEFT instruments originally present in a Ketron style. A right-click displays
	the popup menu cf. 5.10.4.		the popup menu cf. 5.10.4.
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	The third ~~path~~ named in [[File:Fig71d.jpg \| 50px ]] ~~adjusted by means of~~ the ~~vertical~~ level of the ~~cursor~~ RIGHT section (0 to 127). This ~~path can be~~ selected, ~~which causes~~ the ~~column display stamps allowing choice~~. A right-click displays the popup menu cf. 5.10.4.		The third track named [[File:Fig71d.jpg \| 50px ]] will adjust the global level of the RIGHT section - Tracks RIGHT 1/2/3/4/2nd Voice (0 to 127). This track, when selected, will allow you to display and select all your USERS multi-sounds to change the preset of the RIGHT tracks in a click on only one button. A right-click displays the popup menu cf. 5.10.4.
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	The fourth ~~track~~ named ~~MAST rule acting on the vertical~~ [[File:Fig71e.jpg \| 50px ]] ~~rule acting~~ on the ~~vertical slider~~ overall output level ~~(MASTER)~~ from 0 to 127.		The fourth fader named MASTER [[File:Fig71e.jpg \| 50px ]] will act on the overall general master output volume level from 0 to 127.
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	Above, another digital indicator shows white numerals on a black background, it is of polyphony,		Above, another digital indicator shows white numerals on a black background, it is the actual use of polyphony,
	in other words, the number of notes "ON" sent to the sound module. This allows for example,		in other words, the number of notes "ON" sent to the sound module. This allows for example,
	whether '''''vA2''''' is receiving MIDI data from the device connected to MIDI IN.		whether '''''vA2''''' is receiving MIDI data from the device connected to MIDI IN.
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	By clicking on the bottom of the window '''''vA2''''' It clears the combo box without applying the		By clicking on the bottom of the window '''''vA2''''' It clears the combo box without applying the
	changes.		changes.
	The maximum level is adjustable ~~reverb~~ chosen in another drop-down list of values: 0 to 16.		The maximum reverb level is adjustable chosen in another drop-down list of values: 0 to 16.
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	The second effect group named FX2 can choose different types of CHORUS DELAY DISTO to		The second effect group named FX2 can choose different types of CHORUS DELAY DISTO to

Dan: /* DRUM MIXER */

2017-12-28T18:42:53Z

DRUM MIXER

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	In fact, it plays another note in the same drum kit, that you need to modify too.		In fact, it plays another note in the same drum kit, that you need to modify too.
	For examples, the snare drum note 38, can trigger the following notes 9,10,11,12,13,38,40. So they all need all to be adjusted to the same value.		For examples, the snare drum note 38, can trigger the following notes 9,10,11,12,13,38,40. So they all need all to be adjusted to the same value.

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			[[File:DrumMixer.png]]
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	=== STYLE MIXER ... ===		=== STYLE MIXER ... ===

Dan: /* SECTION SOUND EDIT */

2017-12-28T18:35:56Z

SECTION SOUND EDIT

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	::Right-click on the DRUM or PERC track and select '''DRUM MIXER...''' to access the additional extra settings for the percussion tracks.		::Right-click on the DRUM or PERC track and select '''DRUM MIXER...''' to access the additional extra settings for the percussion tracks.
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	~~[[File:Fig68.jpg \| 720px \| center]]~~

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Dan: /* DRUM MIXER ... */

2017-12-28T18:32:37Z

DRUM MIXER ...

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-=== DRUM MIXER ...  ===
+=== DRUM MIXER ===
-See Section xxx DRUM MIXER
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+The DRUM MIXER is something useful to tune the drum sounds of the styles.
 === STYLE MIXER ... ===

Dan: /* SAVE SOUND */

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SAVE SOUND

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 == SAVE SOUND ==
-SAVE RIGHT SOUND is available from the button [[File:Fig68a.jpg | 120px]]
-and "SOUND ..." The following parameters are stored in SAVE RIGHT SOUND:
+SAVE RIGHT SOUND is available from the [[File:Fig68a.jpg | 120px]] button
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 == CONTEXT MENU TRACK ==

Dan: /* SECTION SOUND EDIT */

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SECTION SOUND EDIT

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	~~The tracks LEFT~~ 1, 2, 3, ~~RIGHT~~ 1, 2, 3~~, 4 and 2nd VOICE,~~ allow you to create simple or ~~more complex~~ presets. ~~The~~ following parameters ~~are added~~:		Selecting sounds for the RIGHT 1, 2, 3, 4, 2nd VOICE / LEFT 1, 2, 3 tracks allow you to create simple or multi instrumental presets.

			For those tracks, you have access to the following additional parameters :

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	:'''A keyboard play area:'''		:'''A keyboard play area:'''

Dan: /* THE MIXER PANEL */

2016-02-21T13:34:31Z

THE MIXER PANEL

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	<p>'''MIDI channel numbering can be confusing. MIDI Channels are named 1 to 16, but they are represented by physical numbers that are one less than that, i.e., 0 to 15. The numbers shown below are the ''physical'' number. To get the MIDI logical channel number, Please add +1 to all "Channel MIDI" in left column'''</p>

	~~<p>Generally you can check this by looking at the number for the drums channel, which by convention is normally MIDI logical channel 10.</p>~~

	<p>As and example: RIGHT1 below is MIDI Channel 13</p>		<p>As and example: RIGHT1 below is MIDI Channel 13</p>

	~~<p>Please not also that the mixer strips in arranger mode are ordered as in the centre column below. </p>~~
	~~<p>For MIDI and Karaoke files, the channels to which the sounds are sent, and that the strips control, are in the right-most column below.</p>~~

	~~[[File:Tabelle7.jpg \| 480px \| center]]~~
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	~~<p>The following may be clearer '''if I have it correctly'''. All MIDI/Track numbers below are MIDI channel names 1 to 16, rather than the physical coding 0 to 15</p>~~

	<table border align="center">		<table border align="center">