Sujet Polyphonie Combo
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extrait page 16
Voice Assignment
The Poly has a total of four voices, and as such uses a specific method for assigning
them as keys are played. The scheme used by the Poly is a circular assignment; that
is, as a new notes are received, the next unused voice is assigned to the new note.
You can see how this works by watching the 4 voice LEDs as you play.
When all 4 voices are held and a new note is received, it is necessary to “steal” a
voice to play the new note, since you always want to hear any new key hit. The
algorithm used in the Poly steals the oldest note held of the 4 voices playing. This is
done to be consistent; you can always predict which note will be stolen.
When in Combo mode, each Part acts as a separate mini-synthesizer, so the same
voice assignment rules apply within the Part.
extrait pages 44
Mode: see table – Selects the polyphony of this Part. When a Combo is selected, it
starts assigning voices to Parts with Part 1. You cannot assign more than 4 voices.
For example, if you set both Part 1 and Part 2 to Poly 3, the total would be 6 voices,
so it obviously it will not work in a four voice instrument. In this case, it would assign
the first 3 voices to Part 1, and the last voice to Part 2, ignoring the rest of the Parts.
Looking at the voice LED’s on the front panel will help to see the voice operation.
Display Part Mode
Off Don’t use this Part
Poly 4 Assign 4 voices to this Part
Poly 3 Assign 3 voices to this Part
Poly 2 Assign 2 voices to this Part
Mono Assign 1 voice monophonically to this Part
Program: 1…128 – Selects the Program to use for this Part.
Bank: 1…3 – Selects the Bank of the Program to use for this Part.
MIDI Mode: see table – Selects the Program to use for t
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Voice Assignment
The Poly has a total of four voices, and as such uses a specific method for assigning
them as keys are played. The scheme used by the Poly is a circular assignment; that
is, as a new notes are received, the next unused voice is assigned to the new note.
You can see how this works by watching the 4 voice LEDs as you play.
When all 4 voices are held and a new note is received, it is necessary to “steal” a
voice to play the new note, since you always want to hear any new key hit. The
algorithm used in the Poly steals the oldest note held of the 4 voices playing. This is
done to be consistent; you can always predict which note will be stolen.
When in Combo mode, each Part acts as a separate mini-synthesizer, so the same
voice assignment rules apply within the Part.
extrait pages 44
Mode: see table – Selects the polyphony of this Part. When a Combo is selected, it
starts assigning voices to Parts with Part 1. You cannot assign more than 4 voices.
For example, if you set both Part 1 and Part 2 to Poly 3, the total would be 6 voices,
so it obviously it will not work in a four voice instrument. In this case, it would assign
the first 3 voices to Part 1, and the last voice to Part 2, ignoring the rest of the Parts.
Looking at the voice LED’s on the front panel will help to see the voice operation.
Display Part Mode
Off Don’t use this Part
Poly 4 Assign 4 voices to this Part
Poly 3 Assign 3 voices to this Part
Poly 2 Assign 2 voices to this Part
Mono Assign 1 voice monophonically to this Part
Program: 1…128 – Selects the Program to use for this Part.
Bank: 1…3 – Selects the Bank of the Program to use for this Part.
MIDI Mode: see table – Selects the Program to use for t
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