You don\ufffdt even can detune a patch, you loaded in each slot of a multipatch in a Xpander and like you can w/ a Matrix-12.
There\ufffds no detune page in the Xpander.
As a workaround, you can store the same patch to 6 single patch memory locations, each version of this patch slightly detuned already,- then load in a multipatch and adjust volume and pan there and play all unison.
But this wastes 6 memory locations for each unison-detune sound.
That\ufffds the benefit of a Matrix-12,- 6 more voices, the detune page and the modulation page for better visability of used modulation sources and destinations,- that\ufffds all.
Matrix-1000 has a unison mode already and is cheap,- stack 4 and detune \ufffdem globally against each other while each being in unison mode.
I don\ufffdt know if the Matrix-1000 has enough processing power for your planned hack.
It has the same processor than Matrix-12 and Xpander,- but the Xpander has 2 already.
In the Matrix-12,\ufffd there are simply 2 voiceboards you stack.
You can put Matrix-1000 and Xpander in "guitar" mode,- so each voice receives pitch bend data separately on different MIDI channels.
With a sequencer, you can detune the voices that way, or if you own a MIDI processor w/ the ability storing and transmitting MIDI CC offset data to different MIDI channels, you can do it that way in realtime.
If the sequencer or MIDI processor is able to store sysex commands in addition and transmitting these, in strictly sequencial order and together w/ MIDI program change commands as well as MIDI CC offsets, to the Matrix-1000, you\ufffdd be able to remotely switch between operation modes like normal operation, unison mode and "guitar" mode.
Look at the MIDI specs in the manual.
Am 23.04.2012 21:34, schrieb Jeremy Smith:
\ufffdHi,
I thought if you could modify the M1000 ROM chip (with the OS on it),
you could make it detune across all 6 voices, play in unison!
This would be an amazing way to get a phatter sound from this synth, and
approach Xpander levels of sound.
Any thoughts?
Jeremy.