[A6] More modulating outputs...

[Eric Peterson]

Aha. Lightbulbs. Eureka. where'd that apple come from?

Ok, so this explains the behavior. It seems that even when I was
experiencing this with the kicks, it was the sequencer retriggerring on
different voices. So, mystery solved. Thanks!

Now, 2 [more] questions:

First, is there no way to submix voices from a particular Program to the
Voice Outs? Sounds like the answer is no...

Secondly, if I want to restrict the polyphony of a Program to a single
voice, the default behavior seems to be, the interrupting/overlapping notes
don't sound. Aside from disabling the voice outs in Global Mode, I'm not
sure how to restrict the polyphony of a Program.

Addtionally (2b), is it possible to have the interrupting notes in a
restriced polyphony Program "take over" a voice (i.e. every not is sounded,
but those that coincide with the decay of the preivous note are
ceased/clipped)

Thanks for all the replies! I very much appreciate the assistance. -E.

: -----Original Message-----
: From: a6-admin at code404.com [mailto:a6-admin at code404.com]On Behalf Of
: Arnd Kaiser
: Sent: Monday, June 17, 2002 3:26 AM
:
:
: As the name says, the individual outputs are voice outputs,
: not sound or
: channel outputs. In order to use them effectively in a mix
: you need to do
: the following:
:
: - use only monophonic sounds on a voice output (like bass,
: lead or drum
: sounds)
: - select a fixed voice for this sound
: - enable voice out and disable main out for this sound
: - make sure that voice out is disabled for all other sounds
: used in your mix
: (these are mix parameters, so you don't have to make changes
: to your sounds,
: just to the mix)
:
: Your mistake might be that you thought the channel number had
: anything to do
: with the voice outputs. It doesn't. Outputs are fixed to
: voices, not to
: channels.
:
: Hope that explains.
:
: Arnd
:
: > As time has not permitted much noodling, I finally got back
: to building
: some
: > mix patches on my new A6 this evening...
: >
: > I'm still experiencing this wierd "rotating voice out" behavior:
: >
: > -select a mix
: > -insure voice out is enabled on channel X assigned to voice out Y
: > -insure A6 sequencer is stopped
: > -trigger 1 voice via external sequencer
: >
: > Output:
: > 1st note played comes out on output Y
: > 2nd note played comes out on output Y+1
: > 3rd note played comes out on output Y+2
: > 4th note played comes out on output Y+3
: > ...
: >
: > you get the picture.
: >
: > Is there somehting I'm missing? [very new to the A6] Or do
: I get to test
: the
: > following assertion?
: >
: > :
: > :   Yep.  Alesis A6 support rocks.
: > :
: >
: > Thanks! -E.
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