V-Synth
Playing multiple patch's
Re: Playing multiple patch's
15 Jan 2011, 11:46Yes, of course it is !!
V-Synth v 2.0 is 16 Part Multitimbral, which means that can play up to 16 Patches at once...
However you will have some limitations:
1- The Polyphony
2- There is only one Effects Section for the whole instrument, and the effects chosen for the Part 1 will be applied to the other ones, which can be really annoying...
The easiest way to do what you want is:
1- Go to MODE, SYSTEM, PART MIDI, and assign MIDI channel 1 to Part 1 and the other that you want to play at the same time.
2- EXIT to the PATCH PLAY screen
3- Choose the Patch you want for Part 1 (in the normal way)
4- From the PATCH PLAY Screen still, go to MENU, and from the Dropdown menu choose INFO
You will see the INFO Screen, which shows the V-Synth version and, most important, the PATCHES assigned to each Part, and allows you to change them as you like...
As easy as that...
That way, you will be able to play both PARTS/PATCHES at once
Have a look to this thread
HERE
V-Synth v 2.0 is 16 Part Multitimbral, which means that can play up to 16 Patches at once...
However you will have some limitations:
1- The Polyphony
2- There is only one Effects Section for the whole instrument, and the effects chosen for the Part 1 will be applied to the other ones, which can be really annoying...
The easiest way to do what you want is:
1- Go to MODE, SYSTEM, PART MIDI, and assign MIDI channel 1 to Part 1 and the other that you want to play at the same time.
2- EXIT to the PATCH PLAY screen
3- Choose the Patch you want for Part 1 (in the normal way)
4- From the PATCH PLAY Screen still, go to MENU, and from the Dropdown menu choose INFO
You will see the INFO Screen, which shows the V-Synth version and, most important, the PATCHES assigned to each Part, and allows you to change them as you like...
As easy as that...
That way, you will be able to play both PARTS/PATCHES at once
Have a look to this thread
HERE
Make Music and be Happy !!
PauloF
PauloF