Xpantastic!

:p, that's what I said in my first email. "set your zones to rotate". if you want each voice to trigger a different patch setting, then switch to "multi" mode and select a different patch for each voice slot. multi-mode combined with zone rotate gives you exactly what you explained you're after.



> On Dec 15, 2013, at 12:45 PM, endofcommon@... wrote:
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> Figured it out.
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> To emulate the 4 voice programmer  you also want to set each  Zone Mode to Rotate. Make sure each zone is on the same channel in MIDI/CV.
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> Anyone have a Good Lyle Mays style thick SEM patch btw ?
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> (-)
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>> On Dec 15, 2013, at 12:27 AM, Omar Torres wrote:
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>> then just follow the same steps I provided, but instead use multi-mode and select a different patch for each of the first 4 voices. 
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>> -o
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>>> On Dec 14, 2013, at 11:53 PM, endofcommon@... wrote:
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>>> Not quite, The 4 Voice rotates through the 4 SEMS in Rotate mode on its programmer, one vice at time, and you can have different or slight different patches on each SEM, thats more what I am after on the Xpander than the actual 4 voice thing, is rotating through 4 or 6 different patches. Cheers.
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>>>> On Dec 14, 2013, at 11:26 PM, Omar Torres wrote:
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>>>> turn off two of the six voices in the master page and set your zones to "rotate".
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>>>> -o
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>>>>> On Dec 14, 2013, at 10:54 PM, endofcommon@... wrote:
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>>>>>  
>>>>> Is there and what is the best way to simulate the Oberheim 4 Voice 
>>>>> Rotate mode, where each key press goes to a different SEM Module (and 
>>>>> theoretically, sound) and each voice keeps triggering (playing) on a 
>>>>> Xpander ?
>>>>> Cheers (-)
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