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To disable the effects of the tracker, reset the PAN, CUT, Mod X & Mod Y knobs (Right-Click a knob and select the Reset command) associated with it. Both trackers remain active regardless of Vol / Key - Click Vol to set the properties for the velocity tracker and Key to set the properties for the keyboard tracker.The velocity tracker works in the same way, using a note's velocity to modulate target controls. For example, you can set the keyboard tracker so higher notes move the cutoff frequency to a higher value. note pitch) to the cutoff, resonance and panning The keyboard tracker 'links' the note number (i.e. There are two trackers, one for velocity and one for keyboard key number.

NOTE: You can set Swing Mix for multiple Channels using Set swingmix for selected.

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See ' Global Swing' for a detailed explanation of what Swing is and how to use it. This allows you to independently apply varying amounts of swing to channels. Swing - The Swing Mix is a multiplier knob for the Channel Rack swing control.Shift - Turn this knob to right to delay notes' triggering with up to 16-th note time period (one step).To disable the gate effect turn the knob fully clockwise. Look in the hint bar (see Main Panel) to see the length you set in STEPS:TICKSДЇormat. Gate - The time interval set with this knob defines the maximum possible length of a note event in the channel - i.e.The note events when they pass a specified limit and a filter that shifts notes' Two filters are available in this section - a gate that 'truncates' Not be supported by some Fruity Plugin instruments (those that do not support pitch bending). NOTES: Portamento and sliding of overlapping notes is not supported by VST/AU instruments. Transition also includes all other properties of the note (cutoff, resonance and panning). Porta - Turning on the Porta button enables the portamento feature for this channel (sliding the pitch from note to note).Mono mode - Triggers the current release state of notes, so there can be some overlap.Max poly - Causes a forced 'release' of oldest notes over the poly limit.This is important because both act differently: NOTES: Mono mode overrides the ' Max poly' option. You can set the transition length with the Portamento Time ( SLIDE) knob (see below). In this mode, when two notes overlap (the overlap amount does not matter) they will 'slide' one to another (including their properties - cutoff, resonance and panning). Mono - Turning on the Mono button sets the instrument to monophonic mode (maximum one note played at a time).The more the knob is turned right, the longer the slide. Also used for overlapping notes in monophonic mode. SLIDE - Portamento Time ( SLIDE) is used to set the slide length when portamento is turned on.See the Mono option (below) for details on how a Max poly of 1 differs from Mono mode. NOTES: This setting will be deactivated if ' Disable maximum polyphony' is selected on the Export Project Dialog. If the LCD displays dashes, it indicates that polyphony is unrestricted. For single-voice playback use Cut Groups instead. The purpose of this setting is primarily to lower the number of voices and so reduce CPU load.

MAX - Drag up/down to set the Max Polyphony ( MAX) to reduce the maximum number of voices the channel will play simultaneously.

The volume up to twice as loud as the original level without needing additional effects. Wider range - The volume adjustment knob has a range of 0% to 200% compared with the channel volume knob (0%-100%). Similarly, you can set the pan adjustment knob to create panning LFO without automating the channel pan knob, i.e. This allows you to independently set the overall volume level using the channel volume knob, without needing to recreate the automationДata. Easier automation - You can, for example, create a fade in/out effect for a channel using the volume adjustment knob instead of the channel These duplicate the functionality of the other controls found in the Channel Settings window, but are useful for two main

Modulation (MODX/MODY) - Assignable modulation parameters.

Panning (PAN) - Channel panning (Left to Right).

NOTE: Apart from setting Root note ( Right-click) and Key range, the vertical position on the keyboard previews note velocity.

#Lmms tempo keeps resetting generator

The Miscellaneous Channel Settings page contains various generator settings and are available for all Instrument Channels, including VST/AU plugins.