Jakob BC wrote:No that was not what I said. When I make a layer of two programs, the polyphony should be 10, but it feels less than that. If I puss 5 notes at a time and then push 5 new notes, the release of the 5 first notes stop, as if the polyphony was only 5.
You obviously didn't put it across as you meant..
Does it cut the notes out completely or simply alter the release portion of the original 5 notes.
That will be down to the High/Low/New note Priority setting...(Have to check my Nord Manual to see if there is a Note trigger priority function.)Most synths usually have a Note priority allocation for when Polyphony is maxed,
Normally with a double layered sound you should be able to play 10 notes(Or full polyphony value in single mode) without any notes cut short,have you checked that its only 2 timbres you have layered,that seems rather odd that it should interupt the original notes,normally you shouldn't hear any alteration to the sound until you press an 11th note down,whilst keeping those 10 held down,usually this is where the Trigger priority setting will come into play
so as you play the 11th note,if you set the note priority to low any notes first triggered Lower than the 11th note positon will not be cut off,if all the notes are lower than the 11th one you triggered,the first played note will cut off
Also,have you checked the Key mode in the actual single Program??in order to take advantage of the Full Polyphony you need to have the single programs set to "Poly" and not legato or mono Mode,and make sure either of them are not using the Unison mode too this will alter the Polyphony..(I did mention this in my previous post)
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