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The Macintosh preferences window
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Protocol (Windows only): Select the audio protocol that you want to use. If you have
ASIO drivers for your sound card, it is highly recommended that you use them instead of DirectX protocol; the ASIO drivers provide a higher performance rate in relation to the DirectX driver.
Driver: Select the driver corresponding to the sound card that you want to use.
Sample rate: Here choose a sample frequency among those offered by your sound
card.
Latency: Here you can set the optimal audio latency in relation to the performance
of your sound card and your system. Attention: a latency set too low may cause occasional jumps, clicks, or pops in the sound.
Potentiometer mode: Here choose the instrument potentiometer control mode.
8.1.3 The control bar
Each instrument has a control bar setting the routing of MIDI events as input, and sound as output.
The Windows control bar
The Macintosh control bar
8.1.3.1 Configuration of MIDI routing
The first section of the tool bar is for selecting the MIDI input that will be applied to the instrument.
Choose the MIDI port to which the keyboard that you are using to control the instrument is connected, and the channel that you wish to use. You can choose to respond to one or all of the channels of this MIDI port by selecting ‘All’ in the MIDI channel choice.
8.1.3.2 Configuration of the keyboard zone
The keyboard zone allows you to use only a section of the keyboard to control the instrument. In
this manner, you can play several instruments on the same keyboard, each instrument responding to
a different zone.
To activate this function, check the ‘zone’ option in the tool bar. You can then limit the keyboard
zone by setting the lowest and highest note to be applied to this instrument.
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