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1ère activée...........................................................................135
A
A/N ......................................................................................163
AC INLET..............................................................................18
Accès à une position déterminée ..........................................180
Activation à chaque note ......................................................135
Activation/désactivation de la piste de morceau — solo
et assourdissement................................................................180
Activation/désactivation de la piste du motif — solo
et assourdissement................................................................218
Activation/désactivation de l'arpège au cours
de la reproduction du morceau/motif......................................55
Activation/désactivation de parties de performances.....88, 163
ADD INT..............................................................................164
ADD PLG.............................................................................164
AEG (Générateur d'enveloppe
d'amplitude) ......................................47, 83, 152, 145, 174, 211
Affectation de positions........................................................180
Aftertouch.......................................................................49, 155
AIEB2.......................................................................22, 23, 284
Aiff........................................................................................263
Alimentation...........................................................................20
All Pattern.............................................................................263
All Song................................................................................263
All Voice.......................................................................262, 263
All Waveform.......................................................................263
All .................................................................................262, 263
AlternatePan .................................................................145, 152
AltGroup (Groupe alternatif) ...............................................151
AMod....................................................................148, 154, 155
Amplitude...............................................................................47
AN ........................................................................................206
Antivol..................................................................................289
Appel des écrans d'opérations.................................................67
Append Pattern .....................................................................231
Append Phrase......................................................................229
Arborescence des fonctions (Mode File)..............................261
Arborescence des fonctions (Mode Master).........................268
Arborescence des fonctions (Mode Pattern).........................215
Arborescence des fonctions (Mode Performance)................160
Arborescence des fonctions (Mode Utility)..........................249
Arborescence des fonctions (Sampling)...............................233
Arpège utilisateur....................................................................56
Arpeggio.............................13, 55, 91, 128, 132, 133, 149, 154
165, 168, 189, 209, 223, 255
ArpSwitch.....................................................................170, 210
Assign.....................................................................................85
AssignMode..........................................................................151
Astuces pour l'utilisation des types de tranches....................239
ATTACK ...............................................................................85
Attribution d'un nom...............................................................75
Aucun effet n'est appliqué. ..................................................280
Auto Load...............................................................87, 252, 264
AutoDemoLoad ..............................................................77, 252
AWM2 (Advanced Wave Memory2).....................................34
B
BankLSB...............................................................................272
BankMSB .............................................................................272
BankSel.................................................................................258
Banque plug-in......................................................................128
Banque..................................................................................124
BasicRcvCh (Canal de réception par défaut)........................258
BCK DEL .............................................................................186
Beat Stretch...................................................................200, 228
BEF12...................................................................................141
BEF6.....................................................................................141
Bloc d'effets............................................................................39
Bloc du contrôleur ..................................................................33
Bloc du générateur de sons.....................................................34
Bloc du séquenceur.................................................................33
Bouton GAIN..........................................................................18
Bouton.....................................................................................65
Boutons Control......................................................................73
BPF12D ................................................................................141
BPF12s..................................................................................141
BPF6.....................................................................................141
BPFw ....................................................................................141
BREAK POINT............................................................144, 146
Bulk Dump....................................................159, 176, 213, 274
C
[CS1] - [CS4] (Curseur de commande) .................................13
CA (Commandes attribuables) .............................................155
CA.........................................................................................155
Cache de carte d'extension mLAN (mLAN8E)
ou de carte d'extension E/S (AIEB2)......................................18
Cache de carte plug-in............................................................19
Cadran de données..........................................................14, 126
Cakewalk ProAudio Ver9.0..................................................257
Canal de l'arpège...................................................................254
Canal MIDI...........................................................................258
Canal.....................................................................................258
Carte mémoire ......................................................................289
Carte mémoire/périphérique de stockage SCSI externe......... 64
Carte plug-in à partie unique.................................................. 35
Carte plug-in à parties multiples.............................................35
Carte plug-in avancée DX/TX................................................35
Carte plug-in de modélisation physique analogique...............35
Carte plug-in d'effets ..............................................................35
Carte plug-in pour piano.........................................................35
Carte plug-in Virtual Acoustic ...............................................35
Carte plug-in Vocal Harmony ................................................35
Carte plug-in XG....................................................................35
Carte plug-in...........................................................................34
Category Search..............................................................81, 126
CenterKey.............................................................140, 144, 146
Chain Play/Edit.............................................................183, 219
Chaîne de morceaux ...............................................................54
Channel Aftertouch (CAT)...................................................191
ChoCtrl .........................................................................132, 209
Chorus Pan....................................................................137, 170
Chorus Return...............................................................137, 169
Chorus Send..........................................................................137
Chorus To Reverb.........................................................137, 170
Chorus Type .................................................................137, 169
Chorus.....................................39, 137, 150, 155, 170, 210, 275
CHORUS................................................................................85
ChoSend ...............................................132, 150, 163, 167, 172
Clean Up Memory................................................................247
Clear Pattern.........................................................................232
Clear Phrase..........................................................................230
Clear Song ............................................................................204
Clear Track...................................................................202, 230
Click......................................................103, 111, 184, 222, 254
CLOCK SFT.........................................................................182
Clock.............................................................................198, 199
ClockOut...............................................................................259
Coarse...........................................................................138, 151
Commande au pied.................................................................49
Commande de contraste de l'écran LCD................................14
Commande..............................................................................55
Commandes de l'écran............................................................72
Common edit (Master Edit)..................................................271
Common edit (Master)..........................................................270
Common edit (Performance)................................................ 166
Common edit (Plug-in Voice) ......................................153, 154
Common edit (Song Mixing)........................................207, 208
Common edit (Voice)...................................................129, 130
Compare........................................................................129, 165
CONFIG ...................................................................97, 98, 264
Configuration avant enregistrement .............................184, 222
Configuration de l'échantillonnage.......................................235
Configuration........................................................................264
Connecteur mLAN (IEEE1394) 1, 2, 3..................................19
Connecteur OPTICAL OUTPUT...........................................22
Connecteur SERIAL I/O ........................................................19
Connecteurs DIGITAL IN, OUT............................................19
Connecteurs MIDI IN/OUT/THRU........................................18
Connecteurs OPTICAL IN, OUT...........................................19
Connecteurs OPTICAL OUT.................................................18
Connecteurs SCSI...................................................................18
Connexion à un appareil audio externe ..................................21
Connexion à un ordinateur .....................................................25
Connexion à un périphérique SCSI externe ...........................27
Connexion de divers contrôleurs............................................28
Connexion de périphériques SCSI externes.........................290
Connexion d'effets..................................40, 137, 149, 155, 169
Connexion d'un appareil MIDI externe..................................24
Connexion mLAN ................................................................253
Connexions.............................................................................21
Control Change.....................................................................191
Contrôleur de souffle..............................................................49
Contrôleurs .......................................................................28, 48
Controller Assign..................................169, 209, 254, 255, 256
Convert Freq.........................................................................245
Convert to Drum Voice ........................................................248
Convert .................................................................................221
Copie des données de la chaîne de motifs
sur un morceau .....................................................................109
Copy Event................................................................... 198, 227
Copy Pattern......................................................................... 231
Copy Phrase..................................................................183, 228
Copy Sample ........................................................................204
Copy Song............................................................................203
Copy Track................................................................... 202, 230
Copy .............................................158, 175, 213, 221, 242, 247
Copyright.............................................................................. 292
Couche.................................................................................... 57
Create Continuous Data................................................ 199, 227
Create Measure..................................................................... 201
Create Roll....................................................................196, 226
Création d'arpèges utilisateur ................................................. 56
Création de chaînes de motifs avec la reproduction
en temps réel (Enregistrement de chaînes de motifs)........... 220
Création de motifs via la fonction Patch (motif).................... 52
Création d'un morceau............................................................ 99
Création d'un nouveau dossier.............................................. 262
Création d'une chaîne de motifs ........................................... 108
Création d'une piste rythmique............................................... 99
Crescendo.....................................................................196, 226
CtrlChange............................................................................ 258
CtrlReset...............................................................................252
Cubase VST/32, Cubase VST 5.0 ....................................... 257
Current.................................................................................. 264
Curseur ...................................................................................72
Curseurs de commande ....................................................48, 65
Curve ............................................................ 139, 143, 145, 199
CutoffSens (Sensibilité de la coupure).................................144
D
Data Entry....................................................................... 72, 192
Data ......................................................................................199
Début/fin d'insertion (morceau)..............................................54
Decay.................................................................................... 174
Decay1Level.........................................................................152
Decay1Time .........................................................................152
Decay2Time .........................................................................152
Delay ............................................................................136, 157
DelayTime............................................................................ 136
Delete All .............................................................................248
Delete Measure..................................................................... 201
DELETE...............................................................................186
Delete.................................................... 190, 224, 242, 247, 267
Demo ................................................................................ 77, 78
Dépistage des pannes............................................................ 279
Déplacement du curseur......................................................... 72
Depth ............................................................................ 136, 143
Destination................................................ 49, 50, 134, 136, 235
Detune ..................................................................................173
DeviceNo.............................................................................. 258
DevNo ..................................................................................260
Digital...................................................................234, 236, 253
direct.....................................................................................133
Direction...............................................................................198
Distance................................................................................ 142
Divide Drum Track ......................................................203, 231
Données créées par échantillonnage
dans le mode Song/Pattern ..................................................... 59
Données créées par échantillonnage dans le mode
Voice/Performance.................................................................59
Données créées par échantillonnage............................... 59, 234
Données de note (lorsque le type d'échantillon
est réglé sur « Sample + Note ») ........................................... 59
Données d'échantillonnage communes à tous les modes....... 59
DRAM.................................................................................... 64
Drum Key Edit ............................................................. 148, 150
Drum Pattern ..........................................................................55
Drum Voice Edit ..................................................................148
DRUM.................................................................................... 42
DryLevel.......................................................................163, 172
Dual BEF..............................................................................142
Dual BPF..............................................................................141
Dual HPF..............................................................................141
Dual LPF ..............................................................................141
DumpExIntrval.....................................................................255
E
Echantillon............................................................................ 236
Echantillonnage sur la piste d'un morceau........................... 113
Echantillonnage sur une piste de motif ................................ 100
Echantillonnage................................................ 58, 99, 100, 113
Echo........................................................................................ 27
Ecran Information........................................................... 73, 275
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