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But in other cases, such as when there’s a bass sound on the left side and a piano sound
on the right, you may want to split the controls so the Pitch bend and Modulation
controls are assigned to the bass while the sustain pedal controls the piano.
The picture below illustrates one such configuration:
In this case the pedals and aftertouch control have been reserved for Part 1, and the
Pitch bend and Modulation have been assigned to Part 2.
To change these settings, click on one of the boxes. A white box means the control has
been enabled; an outlined box means the control has been disabled.
5.5.7.6 Multi Parameters: FX Returns A and –B
These knobs allow you to adjust the output levels of each FX Send. Click one and move
it; you’ll see the values change. These parameter values are stored with the Multi.
5.5.7.7 Global parameter: Master Volume
You may have noticed in the picture above that grouped with the Master Return A and
Return B controls is another knob labeled Master. This parameter is linked to the Master
Volume control next to the Pitch bend and Mod controls; when you move the one control
the other will move as well. It has been placed inside the Multi’s Master section for
convenience so you won’t have to move the cursor over to the left side of the virtual
controller while adjusting the output of the Multi.
However, the value you select here is not stored with the Multi; any adjustment to the
Master Volume parameter will affect all Multis and Sounds equally (i.e., the entire output
of Analog Lab).
5.5.8 Saving your edited Multi
If you modify a ‘Factory’ Multi, the save button is not enabled so that you will not write
over the existing multi. To save a modified multi, click ‘Save As’ and the following screen
shows up. If you modify a ‘User’ Multi, then the ‘Save’ button is enabled and you can
save your changes.