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Select Range—The two Velocity Range parameters allow you to set up a velocity range
for the Group. The settings made here override the settings in the Zones, if
necessary: When a Zone’s velocity range is larger than that allowed by the Group
setting, the Zone’s velocity range is limited by the Group setting.
Trigger on
Key Down (default)—Zones pointing to this group are triggered on key down.
Key Release—Zones pointing to this group are triggered on key release. This allows you
to trigger additional samples on key release. This is useful for emulating organ key
clicks, for example.
Select by
If this option is enabled, you can define a specific key. Whenever the defined key is
pressed, zones pointing to this group are played by ensuing MIDI note data, and other
groups (selected by a different key) are not played. The defined key is not played itself,
it simply acts as a remote.
This feature also works with other MIDI events (Controllers, Bends), and Groups.
As you select the different menu options, the display will update to allow the entry of
the desired continuous controller number (CC 19, for example) and range, or Group
selection, as appropriate.
Key Range
The Key Range allows you to define a key range within the Group that will be affected
by this functionality.
ADSR Offsets
The amp(litude) envelope settings from the Plug-in window can be offset separately for
each Group by these parameters. Each time parameter has an offset range of
±9999 ms, the sustain level can be varied by ±50%. The offset fields are for Attack,
Decay, Sustain, and Release—from left to right.
Filter Offsets
The Cutoff Offset setting of the Plug-in window can be offset separately for each Group
(±50%).
The Resonance Offset setting of the Plug-in window can be offset separately for each
Group (±50%).