Apple Logic Pro 7.1 Uživatelský manuál stáhnout pdf (Strana 22)

Envelope Hold parameter

The EXS24mkII envelopes now feature an additional Hold parameter (in the Instrument

Editor), which can be found in the Group parameters, next to the Attack Offset

parameter.

The Hold parameter determines the time period that the envelope will be held at the

maximum Attack level, before the Decay phase begins.

New Group parameters

AHDSR Offset parameters are now also available for the Filter Envelope, in addition to

those available for the Amplitude Envelope (see screenshot above).

Next/Previous Instrument menu items

The Instrument menu reinstates the Next Instrument and Previous Instrument menu

items of earlier Logic versions.

Remapping of Pitch Bend and Modulation Wheel events

In order to create realistic-sounding performances in an easy and intuitive way, the Jam

Pack 4 (Symphony Orchestra) Instruments use the modulation wheel to switch

between articulations (legato, staccato, and so on) and the pitch bend wheel to change

expression (crescendo, diminuendo, and so on). Further information about this can be

found in the Jam Pack 4 documentation.

This is achieved by internally remapping pitch bend events to MIDI controller 4 and

modulation wheel events to MIDI controller 11. To ensure compatibility with the Jam

Pack 4 instruments, the EXS24 mkII now uses this remapping behavior for all

instruments that use controller 4 to switch between groups.

Please note that this new remapping model is also valid for user-built instruments. If

you use controller 4 to switch between groups, the EXS24 mkII will remap incoming

pitch bend and mod wheel events to controller 4 or controller 11, respectively. The

default pitch bend and modulation wheel functionality can not be used. If you don’t

want to use this remapping model, select a different controller number for group

switching.

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