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Title: EII's Transposition Feature Post by: bigsneakysnake on December 02, 2012, 06:20:36 PM Hello everyone. I just have a quick question about the EII's transportation feature.
Whenever I transpose down all the way down to the bottom C, all of the pitches of the samples across the keyboard become incorrect and inconsistent. Some will be tuned down properly while some will be pitched way higher than they ever were. Is this a glitch that's common with all EII's, does it have to do with a limitation of the EII's pitching and allocation, or is it something that's wrong with mine? Thanks in advance ;) Title: Re: EII's Transposition Feature Post by: bigsneakysnake on December 20, 2012, 08:39:40 PM Oh I figured it out... A quick peek inside the owners manual reveals this information:
"Note: When transposing, remember that a Voice cannot be transposed more than ±1 octave. Therefore, if you transpose the keyboard in such a way that the highest note of the highest Voice is lower than the highest note of the keyboard (or the lowest note of the lowest Voice is higher than the lowest note of the keyboard), transposition will not occur beyond this limit. Under these conditions, rather than leaving blank keys the Emulator II fills the beyond-transposition-limit keys with notes from the closest available octave." |