Window Reference Output Page |

The audio signal from the Volume Page feeds the Output Page, which is the Instrument's final stage. It only contains two controls:
The Disable Reverb button controls whether the Instrument will send a signal to Beatnik's global reverb processor. If this button is on, then the Instrument will always sound `dry' no matter how the global reverb is set, and no matter which reverb type is selected for the Songs that use the Instrument. Stereo Pan position. This is set as a number, with 0 indicating center, -64 indicating full Left, and 64 indicating full Right. There are three ways to set the Pan position: Drag the slider control. Drag in the large Left - Right display. Type a number into the numeric Stereo Pan field. Notes: If you want to use any stereo Samples in an Instrument, you'll probably want to avoid using the Stereo Pan control. If you're going to mix mono and stereo Samples in the same Instrument, you'll probably want to avoid using the Stereo Pan control. If you want to use the Stereo Pan control on an Instrument, you'll have to use mono Samples. This is all because whenever an Instrument is playing a stereo Sample, the Stereo Pan control is bypassed. As a result, bad-sounding artifacts can occur when a panned Instrument switches from a mono Sample to a stereo Sample, or vice versa.
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