For example, in the Poly Voice Area you could place oscillators, filters and envelope generators. Patch the Poly Voice Area to the Common Voice Area via the PolyAreaIn module and use, for example, audio processors such as chorus, vocoder, compressor, expander etc. Another great advantage using both the Poly Voice Area and the Common Voice Area is that you are usually able to free up more voices in your polyphonic patches. You connect the modules in the Patch Window with virtual cables. Different cable colors make it easy to see what type of signals the carry, and you can also choose colors yourself to make it easier to follow signal chains visually.
Module parameters Each module features one or several parameters.
There are either rotary knobs, sliders or buttons for editing the parameters. You click on a parameter to select it and change its value. A lot of the parameters can be modulated by control signals from other modules. There are four Morph groups available, and you may assign up to 25 parameters distributed as you wish among these four Morph groups. In the Editor, the parameters assigned to a Morph group gets a Morph group color.