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Chapter 3: Virus Indigo Controls 29

Patch Param

Ctrl Smooth Selects the type of smoothing ap-

plied to Virus Indigo controls when they are ad-

justed in real time. Smoothing eliminates zipper

noise, an undesirable effect that occurs when pa-

rameter values are incrementally adjusted on

some digital devices.

Choices are:

• Off: No control smoothing.

• On: Smoothing is always on.

• Auto: Adaptive control smoothing.

Small control changes are smoothed, large

changes are not smoothed.

• Note: Smoothing is reset each time a note is

played.

Hold Pedal When selected, enables the use of a

hold (sustain) pedal to sustain notes after they

have been released.

Note Steal Selects whether the patch is high or

low priority when note stealing occurs. Selecting

High helps prevent notes from being stolen. Se-

lecting Low lets notes be stolen when necessary.

Note stealing occurs when more than the 20

notes are played simultaneously among multi-

ple shared Virus Indigo plug-ins using the same

DSP.

Keyboard

Use the Keyboard section to set how the patch

responds to a MIDI keyboard controller.

Low Key Sets the lowest note to which the patch

will respond. If you play any note below the

specified low key, Virus Indigo will ignore it. Set

the Low Key by typing a MIDI note number or

clicking the button and playing a key on the on-

screen keyboard or a MIDI keyboard controller.

High Key Sets the highest note to which the

patch will respond. If you play any note above

the specified high key, Virus Indigo will ignore

it. Set the High Key by typing a MIDI note num-

ber or clicking the button and playing a key on

the on-screen keyboard or a MIDI keyboard con-

troller.

Mode Sets the polyphony and portamento re-

sponse of a patch. The choices are:

 Poly: Virus Indigo responds polyphonically,

producing as many notes as are played simulta-

neously (up to 40 on Pro Tools|HD Accel sys-

tems; up to 20 on Pro Tools|HD systems not

equipped with an HD Accel card).

 Mono 1: Virus Indigo responds monophoni-

cally, producing a single note even if more than

one is played simultaneously. Playing legato re-

triggers the envelopes with every note. Porta-

mento is always on.

 Mono 2: Virus Indigo responds monophoni-

cally and retriggers the envelopes when you

play legato. Portamento is off when you play

staccato.

 Mono 3: Virus Indigo responds monophoni-

cally, but does not retrigger the envelopes when

you play legato. Portamento is always on.

 Mono 4: Virus Indigo responds monophoni-

cally, but does not retrigger the envelopes when

you play legato. Portamento is off when you

play staccato.

Portamento Sets the amount of time it takes for

the pitch of one note to slide to the next note

played. The larger the interval between notes,

the more noticeable the effect.

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