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Velocity
With the Velocity paramete,r you can increase or decrease the
velocity value of selected sequences. The value range goes
from -99 to +99. Please note that you cannot go above or below
the possible values of 0-127, as defined in Midi. If, for example,
the notes in a sequence have velocity values between 100 and
120, then the setting +60 will only have the effect of raising
everything to the possible maximum of 127.
If no sequence is selected, Velocity will influence the -Midi THRUsetting.
Delay
With the Delay parameter, you can move selected sequences by
small increments, forward or backward in time. The measuring
units here are clock ticks, which represent a 3840th fraction of a
measure in Adat Edit. If you set a negative value, the affected
sequence will be moved ahead, a positive value will cause the
sequence to play later.
You can use the Delay parameter to correct the timing of sounds
that have a slow attack, such as string sounds. A negative delay
will move the sequence forward, so that the peak of the sound
occurs at the correct position.
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It is recommended you avoid larger values for delay. Remember that the sequences
can also be directly moved in smaller increments (ex. sixteenth).
Normalizing Sequence Parameters
The sequence parameters are real time filters that are used
during the playback of Midi events. Since the settings have no
effect on the underlying data, the audible changes from the
sequence parameters are not shown in the Event editor. That’s
why it’s possible for a note to be shown as C3, but sound like
D3, if the sequence was transposed a whole tone higher with
the Sequence Parameter Transpose.
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