What is the actual multi-timbrality of the Stage 4?
From the panel I’m seeing: two piano voices, a synth with three parts, and two organ voices.
Does this amount to potentially seven unique voices at once, each independently addressable over MIDI?
Thanks
Jim
What is the actual multi-timbrality of the Stage 4?
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Re: What is the actual multi-timbrality of the Stage 4?
Yes, each layer can be addressed individually, see NS4 Manual, page 54
LAYER MIDI CONTROL
A second option for controlling parts of the Stage 4 from a external device would be to use its per-Layer MIDI capabilities, allowing for addressing any Layer on a different MIDI channel.
LAYER MIDI CONTROL
A second option for controlling parts of the Stage 4 from a external device would be to use its per-Layer MIDI capabilities, allowing for addressing any Layer on a different MIDI channel.
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Re: What is the actual multi-timbrality of the Stage 4?
Most, but not all voices have their own FX: The two Organ engines/layers have their FX in common.
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Re: What is the actual multi-timbrality of the Stage 4?
It's a beast!FZiegler wrote:Most, but not all voices have their own FX: The two Organ engines/layers have their FX in common.
