Expert Sleepers Silent Way v1.7.3 - Manual (Page 31)

(and so on - this example is truncated.)
The first two lines are an identifying header and a version number. The remaining lines are
simple pairs of numbers: the first number is a MIDI note number, and the second is the
output CV value that corresponds to that note.
Note that only notes that successfully calibrated are stored in the file, so you may find that
the note numbers start at a value higher than 0, and end at a value less than 127.
Output Matrix
The Output Matrix
section lets you select
which of the plug-in’s
output signals appear
on which of the six
plug-in outputs.
Each row in the matrix
corresponds
to an
output. Each has eight
knobs which mix to-
gether the eight possi-
ble output signals. The
knobs go down to -1.0
so you can add in a
negated contribution
from a signal.
By default outputs 1 to
6 correspond to Pitch,
Gate, Env 1, Env 2,
Env 3, and Trigger.
Initially the output ma-
trix is hidden - reveal it
by pressing the ‘Outputs’
button.
The eight output signals are as follows:
Offset
This is simply a constant offset. You might use it, for example, to set the centre frequency
of a filter around which the envelopes modulate.