A Voice can consist of up to four Elements, each containing a different Wave (digital sample of a sound). By setting different Note Ranges for these Elements, a Voice can be split to play different sounds in different note ranges. <\/p>\n
NOTE: Before setting the Note Ranges for the Elements of a Voice, some preliminary settings should be made; the Voice should be initialized, named, and have Waves selected for the Elements. Click here for ‘Creating a Voice from scratch on an CS6X’ <\/p>\n
Setting Note Ranges: <\/p>\n
1) Set up the desired Voice in Voice mode. (See NOTE above.) <\/p>\n
2) Press the [EDIT] button. <\/p>\n
3) Press and hold the [SHIFT] button, then turn the (PAGE) knob until the cursor points to ‘OSC’ at the bottom of the screen. <\/p>\n
4) Release the [SHIFT] button, then turn the (PAGE) knob until ‘OSC Limit’ is displayed on the left side of the screen. <\/p>\n
5) Turn the (A) knob to select an Element for the lower Split section (Example: ‘EL1’). <\/p>\n
6) Turn the (B) knob to select the lower Note Limit for the selected Element (Example: ‘C -2’). <\/p>\n
7) Turn the (C) knob to select the upper Note Limit for the selected Element (Example: ‘G 2’). <\/p>\n
8) Repeat steps 5 – 7 for the Element to be used in the upper Split section (Example: ‘EL2’) <\/p>\n
9) Element 1 will now play in the lower section of the Split, and Element 2 will play in the upper section of the Split.
Reference: Owner’s Manual, p.90 <\/p>\n","protected":false},"featured_media":0,"template":"","categories":[],"tags":[],"storecat":[],"itemids":[20255],"manufacturers":[115924],"acf":[],"yoast_head":"\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\t\n