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By Flub Thu Jun 07, 2012 2:40 pm
Hi,
I ve set the 950 to have some instruments like bases and pianos in big keygroups set to their own midi channel + drumsamples on another midi channel.

Now when i have Chord playing from the piano or so, is there a way i can stop the polyphone sound via midi or at least to mute it at a certain intervall.

so i search something like the Cutoff Note option there is for the MPC60

this would be so useful...
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By gertie Thu Jun 07, 2012 2:42 pm
if i understand correctly...

if you have two sounds going to the same output channel 1-8, playing one will cut off the other.....so you could have a blank sound routed to same output channel as piano and this will mute it, so to speak
By Flub Thu Jun 07, 2012 6:41 pm
yes but a piano chord is build of many at least two notes at the same time, so it consists of layered sounds which cannot come out of only one output.

so i can stop one note of the chord by doing this. but it gets complicated because i dont set the piano keygroup to one of the 8 outputs but to the mix out, because i want to have polyphony, i dont know how the s950 maps the notes to the single outputs.

i mean the mix is just a mix of the 8 outs, so every output from 1 to 8 has one sound goin... but which sound will be on which channel?

damn, i need to learn better english, it s hard to gets things to the point if you know what i mean

-Flo
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By peterpiper Fri Jun 08, 2012 1:18 am
First, I don't understand the problem. If you release the key or the pad the sample should stop so there is no need to cut them.

But for the polyphony thing I would recommend to route the piano sound to either R or L out because each of these outs are four times polyphonic and represents the outs 1-4 (for L) and 5-8 (for R) if I remember rcorrectly. The piano will use only these 4 outs and the other 4 outs can be used for the other samples.

peace
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By Harmoncj Wed Feb 17, 2016 4:23 am
or you can do something tricky... keep the sounds on different midi channels you can control master volume for each channel by sending cc7.