9.5

MIDI Effects
Track Control
Send 3
Send level for the variation effect.
Attack
Adjusts the attack time of the sound. Lowering this value shortens the attack, while
raising it makes the attack time longer.
Release
Adjusts the release time of the sound. Lowering this value shortens the release, while
raising it makes the release time longer.
Harm.Cont
Adjusts the harmonic content of the sound.
Bright
Adjusts the brightness of the sound.
CutOff
Adjusts the filter cutoff frequency.
Resonance
Sets the sound characteristic of the filter. With higher values, a ringing sound is
heard.
XG 2
In this mode, the parameters affect global settings in the instruments. Changing one of these
settings for a track affects all MIDI instruments connected to the same MIDI output, regardless
of the MIDI channel setting of the track. Therefore, it might be a good idea to create an empty
track and use this only for these global settings.
Eff. 1
Allows you to select which type of reverb effect should be used: No effect (reverb
deactivated), Hall 1–2, Room 1–3, Stage 1–2, or Plate.
Eff. 2
Allows you to select which type of chorus effect should be used: No effect (chorus
deactivated), Chorus 1–3, Celeste 1–3, or Flanger 1–2.
Eff. 3
Allows you to select one of a large number of variation effect types. Select No Effect
to deactivate the variation effect.
Reset
Sends an XG reset message.
MastVol
Controls the Master Volume of an instrument. Normally, you should leave this at its
highest position and set the volumes individually for each channel (with the volume
faders in the MixConsole or in the Inspector).
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