User Manual

WORKING WITH PLAYERS
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Using Players
Creating Players
Creating a Player device is very similar to creating other device types, with a few exceptions:
• A Player device can not be created on its own, without an associated instrument device.
• A Player device can only be created for devices in the Instrument palette.
Here are the different ways you can create a Player device:
D Drag a Player from the Players palette and drop above an Instrument device (between the Instrument and Mix
Channel devices) in the rack, to attach it to the Instrument device.
The insertion point is indicated by the standard orange insertion line with the + symbol:
D Select the Instrument device you want to attach a Player to in the rack, and then double-click the Player device
in the Players palette.
The Player device is attached to the Instrument device.
D Right-click an Instrument device in the rack and select “Create > Players > Player device” from the context
menu.
The Player device is attached to the Instrument device.
Chaining Players
If you like, you can attach several Player devices to a single Instrument device in the rack. Just follow the instructions
in “Creating Players” above and make sure you insert the additional Player(s) somewhere in between the Instrument
device and the top section of the topmost Player device.
! When you chain several Player devices the MIDI is processed from the top device and down.
See “Tips & Tricks” for some interesting combinations!
Re-ordering chained Players
You can also rearrange the order of the chained Players:
D Drag the desired Player and drop at the new position.
The insertion point is indicated by the standard orange insertion line with the + symbol.
Replacing Players
Replacing a Player device with another Player device can be done in exactly the same way as when replacing other
device types, see “Replacing devices”.
Deleting Players
Deleting Players is done in exactly the same way as when deleting other device types, see “Deleting devices”.
Naming Players
Naming Players is done in exactly the same way as when naming other device types, see “Naming devices”.