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Global parameters
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P09 USER SCALE
P09–1: USER SCALE
Here you can create a user scale. You can adjust the pitch
of each note in the octave (C…B) in a range of –99–+99
cents.
Use the cursor buttons to move the cursor to a note
name (C…B), and use the [PROGRAM/VALUE] dial to
adjust the pitch of that note.
If you set the Program Edit mode P02–1: COMMON –
PROG tab page “Scale” parameter to User Scale, the en-
tire range of the keyboard will use the scale you specify
here.
1: C…B [–99…+99]
Specifies an offset for each pitch C…B in units of cents
relative to standard equal tempered pitch as 0.
With a setting of +99, the pitch will be approximately
one semitone higher than standard pitch.
With a setting of –99, the pitch will be approximately
one semitone lower than standard pitch.
P10 CATEGORY NAME
P10–1: CATEGORY NAME
Here you can create and specify the names of each cate-
gory. Every program is assigned to one of sixteen cate-
gories. When selecting programs, it is convenient to
choose the desired category and then select programs
from that category. For details on how to select pro-
grams by category, refer to p.21 “Selecting programs by
category.”
You must execute the Write operation after editing
a category name. If you fail to do this, the name
will revert to its unedited state.
To assign a program to a category, use the Pro-
gram Edit mode P01–1: NAME – PROG tab page.
(
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p.36 “Assigning a category”)
1: Category [01…16]
Select the number of the category whose name you want
to edit.
2: Name [!… ’ ]
Enter a name for the category.
The available characters and the procedure are the same
as for a program name. For details on entering a name,
refer to
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p.36 “Assigning a category”
P11 CALIB [A.SW]
P11–1: CALIB [A.SW] (Assignable Sw)
This operation calibrates a pedal switch connected to the
RADIAS
. Turn the connected pedal switch on and off,
and then press the [EDIT/YES] button.
P12 CALIB [A.PEDAL]
P12–1: CALIB [A.PEDAL]
(Assignable Pedal)
This operation calibrates the valid range of a pedal con-
nected to the RADIAS. Move the connected pedal
through its entire range of movement, and then press
the [EDIT/YES] button.
If the calibration was not successful, the display
will indicate “Invalid Data” when you press the
[EDIT/YES] button. If this occurs, execute the op-
eration again.
You must execute the Write operation for the 11:
CALIB [A.SW] and 12: CALIB [A.PEDAL] calibra-
tion settings in the same way as for the other Glo-
bal parameters. If you don’t execute the Write
operation, the settings will revert to their previous
state (
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p.68 “5. Saving global parameters
(Write)”).