Owner`s manual

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allthough there is no recepient to process this data. Instead, you are only blocking the MIDI line and causing MIDI

delays.

The MULTISTATION allows you to filter any MIDI data, including the aftertouch command. However, if you have

100 songs in your repertory and want to filter out the aftertouch in all of them, you would have to call each song

(therefore each patch) to program a filter. This would be very laborious and exactly for this reason do the layers exist.

Instead of setting up 100 times the filter, you may program it only once in a layer. In addition to this, notice the

following:

The “up to” eight additional layers are always active. As long as you do not perform any adjustments to them, they will

stay in the background. But, by programming a change to a Layer it will apply to all settings of the currently loaded patch

list. They do not apply, however, to other patch lists.

Below you will find the step-by-step instruction for the use of layers. At the same time you will learn how to apply the

filter.

1 Hold the [PERF] key in any patch , or select the layers icon in the icon line .

2 The following screen will open:

3 At first you will find the areas of Layer 1 to Layer 8. Select in Layer 1 the [Edit] button.

The routing screen will open, which you have already seen in chapter 8.4.2 - Using the

MIDI Matrix - on page 44. You will find there the following icon line: