Waldorf Wave 3.v - Manual (Page 34)

The Controls
PPG Wave 3.V User´s Manual 34
• The Mute button mutes the corresponding part.
• The Solo button mutes all other parts.
• Program Selection gives you an overview over all
loaded sound programs. You can select sound
programs by using the arrow buttons.
• Click on the Group button to group all eight parts.
This is useful when working with Multi samples on
different parts to edit them simultaneously. Please read
also the chapter about Transients.
• The MIDI Channel Selection (CH) determines the
MIDI receive channel for the selected Part. 1…16
means that the selected Part recieves MIDI data on the
choosen MIDI channel. This setting is useful when
working within a sequencer arrangement with
different PPG Wave 3.V sound programs.
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If you want to playback Multi samples or layered
sounds you can set all Parts to the same MIDI
channel.
• Part Volume (VOL) determines the volume for the
selected Part.
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The Volume parameter sets the maximum output
volume of the selected part. If you use MIDI
Controller #7 (Channel Volume) to change the
volume of the Instruments that receive on this MIDI
channel, the real output level is scaled to the volume
set up in this parameter. This means that if you set
Volume
to 10 and Controller #7 to 127, the
maximum output volume is 10.
• Panorama (PAN) determines the position in the
stereo panorama. When the setting is L64, the sound is
panned far left; when the setting is R63, it is panned
far right. If you want to situate the sound in the middle
of the stereo panorama, use the CTR setting.
• In the Category Column (Category) you can enter
any category name (e.g. Bass, Lead, Pad etc.).
Doubleclick on the desired category area to open a
text field.
• Output (OUT) determines the output of the selected
part where the audio signal is routed. PPG Wave 3.V
offers 8 stereo outputs which can be activated in the
Global
menu.
• Transpose (TRP) sets the pitch of the selected Part in
semitone steps. I.e., a value of -12 means that the part