User Manual

MIDI Modules Reference
True Pedaling
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Slope
Determines whether the step modulator jumps from step to step or creates
ramps between the steps.
• No Slope produces hard steps.
• Slope on Rising Edges creates ramps only for rising edges.
• Slope on Falling Edges creates ramps only for falling edges.
• Slope on All Edges creates ramps for all edges.
Amount
If Slope is set to Rising, Falling, or All, this parameter determines the time of the
ramp between two steps. The higher the setting, the smoother the transitions
between steps.
Step
Allows you to select a specific step.
Level
Shows the level of the selected step.
Snap
If Snap is activated, the level of each step can only be adjusted in steps of 1/12th.
Shift Phrase Right/Shift Phrase Left
These commands shift all the steps to the right/left. If you shift the rhythm of the
phrase to the left, the first step is moved to the end. If you shift the phrase to the
right, the last step is moved to the beginning.
Reverse Phrase
Reverses the phrase, that is, inverts the order of all steps.
True Pedaling
This MIDI module produces a modulation signal from the sustain pedal that you can use
to simulate true pedaling of grand pianos. Instead of switching between two layers, this
module allows you to crossfade between layers when you press or lift the sustain pedal,
which produces a more realistic sound.
True Pedaling Parameters
Fade In Time
Specifies the fade in time of the modulation signal. The fade in time is applied
when you press the sustain pedal.