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Pink Floyd, and others used to great effect throughout the ’60s and ’70s—a very nice touch.The Player view in Play 6’s user interface changes considerably depending on the EastWest title it supports. In HBS, Player view is where you tweak the ADSR and move the microphones around within each mic array: Close, Room, and Rear. (The three close mics used for each singer on the sessions include Neumann U47, Telefunken 251, and Shure SM7.) You can easily mix, mute, pan, and blend the arrays in Player view. Moreover, you get a stereo double effect and a substantial trove of reverb types with quick controls for tweaking pre-delay and reverb amount. Player view also controls Master output, lets you view the keyboard zones available and where your MIDI strokes are landing, and more.A Closer LookSwitching to the Browser window lays out six folders of instruments. Eighty-seven different patches (aka instruments) are available, including the 12 banks of solo phrases. You have simple vowel or consonant sounds (ah, oo, mm, etc.). Some are paired with expression options from a CC (labelled Exp), and some of those blend in a Leslie effect (LES). Combo sounds allow you to play a pair of vowels and/or consonants on one key, You can toggle them back and forth via the Mod wheel’s position (MOD). (The Xfade folder contains these same pairs in crossfade mode.) A clutch of ten Keyswitch patches designate a lower zone/split of your keyboard to make program changes to the current patch bank.The twelve Solo Phrase patches lay out the multiple solo phrases for every key in the chromatic scale across your keyboard. The Mod wheel position determines whether you hear the full phrase or an (extremely useful) abbreviated version. Finally, WordBuilder 2’s HBS WB Multi-Sus patch is where the magic of actually

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