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Layers are a key concept on Zynthian-UI: the first thing you do when you power-on your zynthian is create a layer.

Layers are a key concept on Zynthian-UI: the first thing you do when you power-on your zynthian is, probably, create a layer.

A layer is an '''Audio Processing Chain''', normally assigned to a MIDI channel, which can be composed of one or more Audio Processing Units. these units are chained by default, although you can customize the audio routing. The first unit in a layer is the '''root''' which determines the layer's type:

A layer is an '''Audio Processing Chain''', normally assigned to a MIDI channel, which can be composed of one or more Audio Processing Units. These units are chained in the same order they are created, but you can change the order from the '''Layer Options''' menu. The first unit in a layer is the '''root''' and it determines the layer's type:

* '''Synth Layer''' => Receives MIDI note-events and generate audio output.

* '''Synth Layer''' => Receives MIDI note-events and generate audio output.

All units in a layer receive all the MIDI events coming from the assigned channel. Some special layers (MOD-UI) don't have an assigned MIDI channel and receive all MIDI channels.

All units in a layer receive all the MIDI events coming from the assigned channel. Some special layers (MOD-UI) don't have an assigned MIDI channel and receive all MIDI channels.

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