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Zynthian UI User Guide (oldstable-2109) (view source)
Revision as of 15:57, 21 March 2018
, 15:57, 21 March 2018→Layer List
There are 4 options in this screen:
There are 4 options in this screen:
* '''New Layer''' => Create a new Layer
* '''Remove All Layers''' => Remove all layers, returning to the initial state.
* '''All Notes Off''' => All notes are released (note-off) by sending CC#123 to all channels.
* '''All Sounds Off''' => All sounds are stopped abruptly by sending CC#120 to all channels.
The 2 last options (All Notes/Sounds Off) can be triggered by short-clicking CTRL-1 (layer) from the layer screen (contextual actions). In such a way you can trigger the actions from any point in the workflow by simply clicking twice CTRL-1.
The 2 last options (All Notes/Sounds Off) can be triggered by short-clicking CTRL-1 (layer) from the layer screen (contextual actions). In such a way you can trigger the actions from any point in the workflow by simply clicking twice CTRL-1.
[[File:Zynthian_ui_layer_list.png|400px|right]]
[[File:Zynthian_ui_layer_list.png|400px|right]]
You can create up to 16 layers. Several layers can be assigned to the same MIDI Channel.
You can create up to 16 layers. Several layers can be assigned to the same MIDI Channel, but when you do so, these layers are MIDI-bond because it receive the same MIDI messages. This can be a problem when trying to adjust volume (CC#7) or other parameters assigned to standard MIDI CCs. There are plans to make layers receive separated MIDI data-flows, but it's not implemented yet.
Some engines have special behavior regarding layers and MIDI channels:
* '''setBfree''': It alwais creates 3 layers assigned to several MIDI channels (1, 2 & 3), each one corresponding to the upper, lower and pedals sections of the Hammond B3 emmulation.
* '''Pianoteq Stage''': Only one layer is allowed to be created, assigned to the MIDI channel you like.
* '''MOD_UI''': Only one layer is allowed to be created and it's assigned to ALL MIDI channels. If you want to filter the messages by channel, you can do it inside the MOD-UI patch. There are plans for improving this behavior.
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If you bold-press the select switch, the "Layer Options" menu will be opened for the selected layer. This menu allows to:
If you bold-press the select switch, the "Layer Options" menu will be opened for the selected layer. This menu allows to:
* '''MIDI chan''' => change the assigned MIDI Channel
* '''Transpose''' => transpose the layer up and down, by semitones.
* '''Audio => MOD-UI''' => route ''the layer's engine audio output'' to MOD-UI audio input, allowing post-processing the audio with it
* '''Remove Layer''' => Remove the layer
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