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THE COMBINATOR

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Deleting devices in a Combi

This works exactly as for devices in the rack. Select the device and then either select

“Delete Device” from the Edit menu, or press [Backspace].

Uncombining devices

You can uncombine a whole Combi or selected devices within a Combi in the follow-

ing way:

D If you select a Combinator and then select “Uncombine” from the Edit

menu, the Combinator device will be removed, and all devices contained

in the Combi will be connected as a single device to the rack.

The devices previously connected to the To/From Devices connectors will now be

connected to the rack in the same way the Combinator device was (via the Com-

binator output and input).

D If you uncombine a few selected devices in a Combi these will be re-

moved from the Combi and added to the rack below the Combi.

Connections are unchanged, so external routing is likely to happen.

Sequencer tracks and

playing Combis

When you create a Combinator device, a sequencer track is automatically created.

This track is also given MIDI focus just like standard instrument devices.

D When the Combinator track receives incoming MIDI data, this will be

routed to all instrument devices in an instrument Combi.

This means that the devices will be layered when you play (taking default velocity

and key ranges into account).

D You can turn off Receive Note or selected Performance controller data

for individual instrument devices in the Programmer panel.

See “Using the Programmer” for details.

The Controller panel

This is the main Combinator panel. Like standard instrument devices it features Pitch

and Mod wheels and various controls.

About the virtual controls

D The four Rotary knobs and buttons in the middle of the Controller panel

are “virtual” controls that can be assigned to parameters and functions

in devices contained in the Combi.

These controls are by default not assigned to any parameters in new Combis.

• You assign parameters in the Modulation Routing section of the Programmer

panel (see “Using Modulation Routing”).

• Movements of the virtual controls can be recorded as automation.

• Each control can be assigned to any number of parameters.

• Clicking on the label for a Rotary or Button lets you type in an appropriate name for

it.

The Pitch Bend and Modulation wheels

The Pitch and Mod wheels on the Controller panel will mirror the corresponding ac-

tions on your master keyboard, just like for standard instrument devices.

D When a Combinator device has MIDI input and the Combi contains sev-

eral instrument devices these will all receive pitch bend and modulation

data.

This means that the settings in the instrument device determines what happens

when applying pitch bend or modulation.

• For example, moving the Mod wheel could apply vibrato for one device and

change the filter cutoff frequency for another device.

• Pitch Bend will also be applied according to individual settings in the Range field

for all instrument devices in a Combi.

Run Pattern Devices button

This can be used to start/stop all pattern devices included in the Combi. This works

exactly as pressing the Run button on the pattern device panel. The on/off status of

this button is not saved with the Combi patch. Pressing play on the transport panel

will automatically activate “Run Pattern Devices”.

✪ On the Factory Sound Bank, Combi patches containing pattern devices

have “(run)” at the end of their patch names.

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