Teac GVI - Manual (Page 60)

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CHAPTER 10: CHANNEL PROPERTIES WINDOW
Each of GVI’s 16 MIDI channels has a Channel Properties window that allows the user
to remap incoming MIDI data on a note by note basis. To open the Channel Properties
window select the Channel Properties menu item from the desired MIDI channel’s drop
down menu. Channel Properties can be viewed as a simple MIDI transform between
keyboard and sampler that allows the user to re-map incoming MIDI note values
(Source Keys) to alternate outgoing note values (Destination Keys).
Source Keys
The upper keyboard in the channel properties window represents the
channels Source Keys. You can view a Source Key as an incoming MIDI
note value that does not change regardless of if it’s Destination note. For
instance, when you change the Destination note of the Source Key C5 to
be D3, an incoming C5 Note On message will trigger the sample that is
mapped to D3 on that channel.
Destination Keys
The lower keyboard in the channel properties window displays the channels
Destination Keys.
Destination keys represent the note values that are passed on to the
sampler in place of the incoming Source Keys original note value.