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Editing Programs and Layers
In the Sound Editor for programs and layers, you can find the parameters that are set globally for an entire program or layer. For example, you can transpose the pitch, adjust level and pan, and limit the playback to a specific area on the keyboard.
Note Expression Section
This section shows the Note Expression controllers on the left and the assigned modulation destinations on the right. This gives you a quick overview of how the Note Expression controllers are routed in the modulation matrix and of their influence on the sound.

Note Expression Section

This section shows the Note Expression controllers on the left and the assigned modulation destinations on the right. This gives you a quick overview of how the Note Expression controllers are routed in the modulation matrix and of their influence on the sound.

Name: If you assign a Note Expression controller for the first time, it assumes the name of the modulation destination that it is assigned to. Any further assignments do not change the name. You can manually specify a name by entering it in the Name field.
Bypass Note Expression Controller: To deactivate the effect of the controller, click the Bypass Note Expression Controller button. It is linked to the Bypass button of the corresponding modulation destination in the modulation matrix.
Depth: This slider adjusts the intensity of the Note Expression modulation. It is linked to the Depth slider of the corresponding modulation destination in the modulation matrix.