Indicates if variation is in the insertion mode (CONNECTION).
If false, then variation is in the system mode.
The two connection modes work as following:
system routes all channels via sends (like reverb and chorus).insertion routes a single partNumber channel straight through. Note that variation is processed last, after all insertion effects.The stereo panning of this effect. 1 is hard left, 64 is center, 127 is hard right.
The 16 parameter values for this effect block (14-bit wide params, 7-bit single-byte params).
The channel routed through the insertion effect, 0-based.
127 or a value that's above the current channel count means OFF.
The return (level) of the effect. 0 is silence (-Inf dB), 64 is normal (0 dB) and 127 is double the volume (+6 dB).
The amount of variation being sent to the chorus effect.
0 is none, 64 is 100% and 127 is 200%.
The amount of variation being sent to the reverb effect.
0 is none, 64 is 100% and 127 is 200%.
The type of the processor. Per XG spec, BASIC EFFECT (LSB = 0) will be used if the exact match is missing. If both are missing, fallback will be used. The newly selected processor is reset to its type defaults, mirroring the GS insertion behavior.
A snapshot of a XGVariationBlock.