MULTIS
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MULTIS
HI, I´VE BEEN USING THE MULTI MODE LIKE A COMBI MODE, ONLY THAT IN THE MULTIS I HAVE THE POSIBILITIE TO PUT 16 SOUNDS TOGETHER, IT´S THIS OK? OR THE MULTIS WORK IN A DIFFERENT WAY? IT´S BETTER TO USE THE COMBI MODE TO PLAY MORE THAN ONE SOUND? WHY? THANKS.
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combis are meant to play (from x50 keyboards) up to 8 sounds in split or layers or mix of slit and layers, while multis are meant to plays midi score received from an external sequencer connected via MIDI or USB. in multis you have 16 MIDI channel (and 16 programs) to use.
by the way, if i am not wrong, in x50 manual is described a way to play multis directly from x50 keyboard.
by the way, if i am not wrong, in x50 manual is described a way to play multis directly from x50 keyboard.
yes i know how to play the multis with the x50, my question is that if its the same if you use like that, what i mean is that if i use the multi mode like a combi only if i put 16 sounds it´s the same, because i do that and i dont have any problem, but i´m losing something??
thanks.
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thanks.
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If I'm not mistaken (I haven't used multi mode that much), combi's allow more flexibility in assigning the programs to different key and velocity zones, while multi's only allow you to assign sounds to different channels.
Also, I'm not sure how about arpeggiators work in multi mode, compared to combi mode.
Also, I'm not sure how about arpeggiators work in multi mode, compared to combi mode.
no, sory, but you are mistaken because you can do that to in the multi mode. but i was playing live this weekends and the multis works perfectly. i see that it´s almoust the same, only that you can put 16 sounds, and you can reproduce midi songs. my questions it´s answer i think by playing it, that i can work the sounds in the same way, and it, response in the same way that the combi mode.
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first, i'm glad you fixed your caps lock key after that first post.
i think multi mode allows more possibilities than combi mode
namely, as you said, you can control up to 16 programs instead of a combi's 8
however from memory it isn't as intuitive to set up, and i can't remember if the velocity switching and stuff still works.. tho i assume so
and i think you can only save i think 16 multis vs. the many banks you can save of combi's
though i could be wrong about all of that.
in the great scheme of things it really doesn't matter
it sounds like you're getting the results you're after
good luck with your music
i think multi mode allows more possibilities than combi mode
namely, as you said, you can control up to 16 programs instead of a combi's 8
however from memory it isn't as intuitive to set up, and i can't remember if the velocity switching and stuff still works.. tho i assume so
and i think you can only save i think 16 multis vs. the many banks you can save of combi's
though i could be wrong about all of that.
in the great scheme of things it really doesn't matter
it sounds like you're getting the results you're after
good luck with your music
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The microX comes with space for 128 multis, 16 of them already setup.
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As far as I know, a MULTI is a COMBI with "8 extra sounds" made to play with an external sequencer or controller (this is the main difference). But you have empty slots to save Multis (127 plus 16 presets) while you have 384 slots already ocuppied by Combis (so if you want to save a new Combi, you must sacrifice another one).
I always have used Combis because I don't have any sequencer or controller to use a Multi with, but since I red the manual and discovered some things about Multis, I started to used them more and more as combis, mainly because of the 16 sounds instead of 8!

I always have used Combis because I don't have any sequencer or controller to use a Multi with, but since I red the manual and discovered some things about Multis, I started to used them more and more as combis, mainly because of the 16 sounds instead of 8!

there is nothing wrong with using Multis. I have a TR and the equliviant there is the Sequencer, which I use for all my live setups.
you are right that it is just like an expanded combi mode, but there is one other difference too. EXT and EXT2 timbres behave very dfiferently - they don't transmit unless they are the same channel as the current channel. so useless for playing other gear, but fine for just sending patch changes.
I don't know if MULTI mode has RPPR like in the rest of the triton's SEQ?
you are right that it is just like an expanded combi mode, but there is one other difference too. EXT and EXT2 timbres behave very dfiferently - they don't transmit unless they are the same channel as the current channel. so useless for playing other gear, but fine for just sending patch changes.
I don't know if MULTI mode has RPPR like in the rest of the triton's SEQ?
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well, I asked because I've read about the use of RPPR in Multis on the Triton Rack, which also has multi mode instead of Song mode.evildragon wrote:X50 has no sequencer or song mode, and RPPR is connected to those two. So, no RPPR on X50 or microX.
Multi Mode is basically Song Mode with the actual sequencer part taken out.
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