Steinberg Halion 3 Manual
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Included Instruments World Percussion 151•First Note – The loop restarts when a note is triggered and no other notes are already held. •Each Note – The loop restarts each time a note is triggered. •Sync to Host – Select this to align the loop with the beats and measures of your host application. The loop aligns to the beats and measures each time you start the transport. •Follow Transport – Playback starts and stops automatically together with the transport controls in your host application. Start...
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Included Instruments World Percussion 152Pitch Activate this option to set the pitch of the drum sounds according to the center key. Performance Section Tempo Scale Defines the rate at which notes are triggered, that is, the speed at which the phrase is running. In addition to the Tempo parameter, this gives you further control over the playback speed. You can specify a value in fractions of beats. You can also set dotted and triplet note values. For example, if you change the Tempo Scale setting from...
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Included Instruments Anima 153Envelope Amount Controls the cutoff modulation from the filter envelope. Cutoff Velocity Controls the cutoff modulation from velocity. Decay Controls the decay time of the filter envelope. Amp Section Level Controls the overall volume of the sound. Velocity Controls the level modulation from velocity. At 0, all notes are played with the same level. Decay Controls the decay time of the amplifier envelope. Anima The Anima synth is a wavetable instrument using HALion Sonic’s...
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Included Instruments Anima 154large number of different noise types. These range from classic noises like white and pink noise over drum attacks and rhythmical noises to specifically filtered colored noises and unique circuit noises, recorded from various electronic devices. This powerful collection of noises can be used to add inharmonic frequencies to create atmospheric sound or add transients for rich and percussive attacks, for example. The integrated arpeggiator and step sequencer allows you to...
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Included Instruments Anima 155•If Random Phase is selected, the start phase is randomly set to a different value each time that you trigger a note. In contrast to Free Phase, there is no continuity in the phase of the waveform. •If Fixed Phase is selected, the oscillator runs with a fixed start phase that can be specified between 0 and 360 degrees. Octave Adjusts the pitch in octave steps. Coarse Adjusts the pitch in semitone steps. Fine Adjusts the pitch in cent steps. This allows you to fine-tune the...
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Included Instruments Anima 156•Alt: The wavetable plays in an alternate loop, that is, the loop is alternately played forward and backward. The first direction depends on the Playback Direction setting. Speed Determines the rate at which the envelope plays through the wavetables. At +100 %, the envelope plays back at its original speed. A value of +50 % corresponds to half the original speed, and +200 % to twice the original speed, for example. This parameter is unipolar. Position Determines where the...
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Included Instruments Anima 157On/Off Activates/Deactivates the formant settings. Formant Allows you to shift the formants of the entire wavetable by a fixed value. Key Follow Allows you to shift the formants depending on the played note. •A value of 100 % means that the formant frequency moves with the played note. •A value of 0 % means that the formants kept the same for all notes. You can invert the behavior of the formant shift by setting Key Follow to negative values. Multi Tab The multi-oscillator...
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Included Instruments Anima 158Sub Oscillator Section Type The wave shape of the sub oscillator. You can choose between Sine, Triangle, Saw, Square, Pulse Wide, and Pulse Narrow. Retrigger Mode •If Free Phase is selected, the behavior of analog synthesizers is emulated. The oscillator is running freely and continuously. •If Random Phase is selected, the start phase is randomly set to a different value each time that you trigger a note. In contrast to Free Phase, there is no continuity in the phase of the...
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Included Instruments Anima 159If Follow Pitch is deactivated, the duration is independent of the zone pitch and determined by the Duration settings. Loop Activate this button to play the noise sample in a loop. If this button is not activated, the sample is played once. Speed Adjusts the playback speed of the noise sample. A setting of 800.0 % equals an increase of three octaves in pitch. Speed Key Follow Allows you to adjust the speed modulation by MIDI note number. At a setting of +100 %, the speed...
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Included Instruments Anima 160This modifier is used to scale the output of the modulation source. 3.Optional: Specify whether you want the Source and Modifier parameters to be unipolar or bipolar. 4.Set the modulation intensity with the Depth parameter. 5.Click in the modulation Destination field and select the parameter that you want to modulate. Modulation Matrix Parameters Modulation Sources and Modulation Modifiers The following options are available as modulation sources and as modulation...