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Kurzweil PC1 Musician’s Guide

Table of Contents

The Global Menu

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Local Control ........................................................................................................................ 5-24

Clock .................................................................................................................................... 5-24

Transmit Clock ..................................................................................................................... 5-25

Touch ................................................................................................................................... 5-25

Setup Change Channel (Setup Chg Chan) ......................................................................... 5-25

MIDI In.................................................................................................................................. 5-25

Exit Save .............................................................................................................................. 5-27

Drum Remap........................................................................................................................ 5-27

Effects Change Mode (FX Chg Mode)................................................................................. 5-28

Effects Channel (FX Channel) ............................................................................................. 5-28

Stored Effects (Stored FX) ................................................................................................... 5-29

Tuning .................................................................................................................................. 5-29

Receive Transposition (Recv Trans) .................................................................................... 5-29

Bank-Select Controller (Bank Sel Ctl).................................................................................. 5-29

AllNotesOff ........................................................................................................................... 5-30

Device ID.............................................................................................................................. 5-30

Output Mode ........................................................................................................................ 5-30

Available RAM (Mem Avail) ................................................................................................. 5-30

Keyboard Version (Ver) ....................................................................................................... 5-30

Expansion Block................................................................................................................... 5-30

Reset PC1?.......................................................................................................................... 5-31

Dump all objects?................................................................................................................. 5-31

MIDIScope? ......................................................................................................................... 5-31

Appendix A
Maintenance and Upgrades

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A-1

Replacing the Battery

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Before you Begin .......................................................................................................................... A-1

Opening your PC1 ........................................................................................................................ A-1

Installing the Battery ..................................................................................................................... A-1

Replacing the Option Panel.......................................................................................................... A-3

Powering up.................................................................................................................................. A-3

Boot Block

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Starting the Boot Block ................................................................................................................. A-3

About Software Upgrades ............................................................................................................ A-3

Setting Up For a Software Upgrade ............................................................................................. A-4

Installing an Operating System or Setups .................................................................................... A-4

Installing a New Boot Block .......................................................................................................... A-4

Resetting the PC1 ........................................................................................................................ A-5

Running the Diagnostics............................................................................................................... A-5

Appendix B
Reference

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B-1

Specifications

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Physical Specifications ................................................................................................................. B-1

Electrical Specifications ................................................................................................................ B-1

Voltage and Frequency Ranges............................................................................................. B-1

Power Consumption............................................................................................................... B-1

Environmental Specifications........................................................................................................ B-1

Audio Specifications ..................................................................................................................... B-2

Line-Level Left and Right Analog Audio Outputs ................................................................... B-2

Headphone Output................................................................................................................. B-2

Summary of Contents for PC1 - MUSICIANS GUIDE REV B

Page 1: ...s reserved PC1 is a trademark of Kurzweil All other products and brand names are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective companies Product features and specifications are subject to ch...

Page 2: ...The product should be serviced by qualified service personnel when A The power supply cord or the plug has been damaged B Objects have fallen or liquid has been spilled into the product C The product...

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Page 5: ...Audio 2 3 MIDI 2 3 Using the PC1 as a MIDI Master 2 3 Using the PC1 as a MIDI Slave 2 3 MIDI Out Thru 2 4 Pedals 2 4 Ribbon 2 4 Powering Up 2 5 Display LCD 2 5 LEDs 2 5 Software Upgrades 2 5 Playing...

Page 6: ...t Region 3 9 Miscellaneous 3 9 Master Volume Slider 3 9 Cursor Buttons 3 9 Enter Cancel Yes No 3 10 Plus Minus buttons and Alpha Wheel 3 10 Selecting Programs and Setups 3 10 Program Mode 3 10 Setup M...

Page 7: ...e About SysEx Dumps 4 7 SysEx IDs 4 7 Dumping the Entire Memory 4 7 The Program Editor 4 8 Program Editing Basics 4 8 Timbre 4 8 Controller Value 4 8 Effect 4 9 Exiting the Program Editor 4 9 The Setu...

Page 8: ...8 Global Method 4 28 Setup Method 4 28 Recording to a Sequencer While in Setup Mode 4 29 Troubleshooting 4 29 Chapter 5 Descriptions of Parameters 5 1 In This Chapter 5 1 Program Editor Parameters 5 1...

Page 9: ...f Value 5 15 Entry State 5 15 Exit State 5 15 Switch Button Priority 5 16 The Arpeggiator Menu 5 16 Arpeggiator Activation Arp Active 5 16 Arpeggiator Region Lower Limit Low and Upper Limit Hi 5 16 Zo...

Page 10: ...31 Dump all objects 5 31 MIDIScope 5 31 Appendix A Maintenance and Upgrades A 1 Replacing the Battery A 1 Before you Begin A 1 Opening your PC1 A 1 Installing the Battery A 1 Replacing the Option Pane...

Page 11: ...Phase B 10 Chorus Delay B 10 Chorus Reverb B 10 Chorus Delay Reverb B 11 Flange Delay B 11 Flange Reverb B 11 Flange Delay Reverb B 11 Flange and Other B 11 Filters B 12 Laserverb B 12 Distortion B 12...

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Page 13: ...erent programs physical controller assignments and MIDI channels for each zone Using the onboard arpeggiator you can program setups with grooves that start automatically and evolve in countless variat...

Page 14: ...switch pedal KFP 2M Double piano style switch pedal unit CC 1 Continuous pedal Ribbon Controller There s a dedicated modular jack like a telephone jack on the rear panel for connecting this 600 mm 24...

Page 15: ...l guide holes Remove the backing paper from each rubber foot and attach just forward of each set of guide holes It is possible that these locations could interfere with some keyboard stand s supports...

Page 16: ...authorized Kurzweil dealer Using a different power supply can seriously damage your PC1 Before connecting the power supply make sure your PC1 is off Place the power supply somewhere where it will stay...

Page 17: ...ng into the headphone jack does not mute the other audio outputs You can also use the headphone jack as an unbalanced stereo line level output Just connect a stereo cable from the headphone jack to a...

Page 18: ...backward off when it s down and on when it s up if you turn on your PC1 before plugging in the pedal Similarly don t press any of your switch pedals while powering up because the PC1 verifies each ped...

Page 19: ...y looks like this Caution Before playing we recommend that you slide the volume control nearly to the bottom and gradually push the control up while playing the keyboard This way you won t cause any p...

Page 20: ...on your PC1 it automatically checks the battery voltage If it s getting low you ll see a message like this before the PC1 finishes starting up When you see this message you should replace your batter...

Page 21: ...sition a ball point pen works well for this z Continuous control pedal 1 check the connection and pedal position z The other instrument should be receiving on the same MIDI channel that the PC1 is usi...

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Page 23: ...aying your PC1 Each mode organizes sounds into programs or setups which we ll describe below Select a performance mode by pressing the corresponding button in the Modes region at the right side of the...

Page 24: ...n you re editing programs you might also use System Exclusive SysEx messages to store programs setups or effects to an external device or use a single SysEx message to store all the objects you ve mod...

Page 25: ...s from 0 to 127 The PC1 s onboard switch controllers include four programmable buttons labeled SW1 SW4 You can make these buttons momentary they stay on only when you press and hold them or toggle the...

Page 26: ...utton is on When the EQ button is off the knobs operate as follows Program mode z Knob A controls the wet dry mix for FX A the multi effect block You will notice a change in the effect level if the Ef...

Page 27: ...ature to make quick layers and splits the octave shift transposed the layers in the lower part of the keyboard corresponding to the Zone 3 and Zone 4 buttons up one octave and transposes the layers in...

Page 28: ...ther setup EQ The PC1 has its own three band global equalization EQ See EQ on page 3 12 for details Solo In either Program mode or Setup mode pressing this button turns on the solo feature if you re i...

Page 29: ...yboards Press Cancel to return to your performance mode The Display Region LCD The display looks quite different in each mode so we ll show you examples of each Program Mode When you turn on your PC1...

Page 30: ...rs in the edit mode that corresponds to your current performance mode From FX parameters you can assign a different effect to the current program or setup and you can edit the current effect See 3 12...

Page 31: ...bal parameter function beginning on page 5 24 The Program Setup Select Region You can access banks programs and setups directly by using buttons in this area The three buttons on the left side of this...

Page 32: ...The mode you re in affects how the Program Setup Select region buttons work Program Mode There are 3 bank buttons for selecting 6 different banks in Program Mode The Red and Green colors of the button...

Page 33: ...lick to the right to scroll to bank entry 2A Using the Alpha Wheel or the Plus or Minus button also enables you to scroll through banks You can scroll through all six banks within each performance mod...

Page 34: ...or press one of the mode selection buttons Effects The PC1 s digital multi effects consist of two independent effects blocks called FX A and FX B The current program or setup determines whether the si...

Page 35: ...I Receive mode there s no FX Routing parameter because effects routing is part of the MIDI Receive menu 2 Use the Plus Minus buttons or Alpha Wheel to change the value of the Routing parameter 3 If yo...

Page 36: ...buttons to change the current zone Note the parentheses around the value for B This indicates that the current zone is not routed to FX B In this case editing the value of B won t change the Wet Dry...

Page 37: ...ering is playing two programs on the same part of the keyboard Splitting is playing two programs on different parts of the keyboard Using the PC1 s AutoSplit feature you can create a layer or a split...

Page 38: ...ikely see a different program in Zone 2 now Zone 2 is also the current zone which we know from the information in the top line of the display whichever zone number you see is the current zone Incident...

Page 39: ...w Changing the AutoSplit Key Without Editing Every setup can have its own AutoSplit Key The internal setup also has an AutoSplit Key that determines where the split point goes when you make a setup ou...

Page 40: ...or for the zones low and high notes key range Similarly if you mute both of the zones above the AutoSplit key the zones below the AutoSplit key expand to cover the entire keyboard and vice versa This...

Page 41: ...eral MIDI instruments General MIDI is a convention for a standard set of sounds located at specific program numbers a standard drum note layout and a standard velocity response and effects curve The P...

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Page 43: ...less ways or create completely new ones We call this editing and there are a few concepts that apply to editing in general whether you re working on programs setups or effects Overview Editing consist...

Page 44: ...r the LCD display and the Enter button Notice the arrows in the display examples above They indicate that you can view more menus of parameters by pressing the Right cursor button The reason you don t...

Page 45: ...hted by the cursor Use the cursor buttons to move the cursor The naming method are described below 5 When the name looks the way you want it press Yes The display again shows either or depending on wh...

Page 46: ...at another location in the dialog as you ll see 1 Enter the Save dialog by pressing the Store button twice or the Effect and Store buttons Depending on the edit mode you re in you ll see either a pro...

Page 47: ...finished Reloading a Dump 1 Connect a MIDI cable from the MIDI Out port of the external device to the PC1 s MIDI In port 2 Initiate the dump or playback of the object file from your external device Yo...

Page 48: ...ss Enter 3 Press and hold Enter then play a note on your keyboard This sets the low key since the Low parameter becomes current when you press Enter 4 Select the Hi parameter 5 Press and hold Enter th...

Page 49: ...d of the list to the other You can then release the Enter button and use the Alpha Wheel to scroll through the list more precisely More About SysEx Dumps SysEx IDs If all you re doing is dumping objec...

Page 50: ...gnments describes the timbral parameters and the corresponding controllers which are already programmed for all programs of the PC1 For example in Program 080 Solar Lead Knob C which by default sends...

Page 51: ...ode selection button The Setup Editor The Setup Editor lets you make changes to setups then store the modified setups in the User setup bank The PC1 comes from the factory with 67 setups all in the In...

Page 52: ...to make it easier for you to get started editing setups 126 Internal Setup Setup 126 is a generic setup with controller assignments in Zone 1 that match the factory default settings for the internal s...

Page 53: ...The display looks like this The top line indicates the current zone as well as the current bank and program ID Notice the minus sign after the zone number indicating that the zone is muted 6 Turn the...

Page 54: ...with Setup 129 Piano Strings which we created in the previous example 2 Press Edit then press the Right cursor button until you see the Controllers menu Press Enter The display probably looks like th...

Page 55: ...he easiest way to check the effects routing is to look at the LED in the FX button while you re in Setup mode which is where we are now The color of the LED indicates the effects routing of the curren...

Page 56: ...controller it won t become active until you pass the point of the entry value So as you turn Knob A to the left for Setup 132 nothing happens until you reach 85 At that point the knob takes effect gi...

Page 57: ...sign program 022 Soft E Piano to Zone 1 and program 023 Hybrid E Piano to Zone 2 Make Zone 1 current if it isn t already 2 Press Menu to exit the Program menu then press the Right cursor button until...

Page 58: ...an alternative you can use a value of Setup Inc for On Ctrl and a value of 127 for On Value If you do this for a string of consecutively numbered setups you can step through them without taking your...

Page 59: ...e you turn on the PC1 Setting the Effects Change Mode In many cases you can leave both FX Chg Mode and FX Channel at their default settings Auto and Current If you want the effect to change when you s...

Page 60: ...ance mode as long as you re using one of the standard effects in both effect blocks You can change the effect associated with the current program or setup as often as you like without actually affecti...

Page 61: ...eps 1 and 2 from the preceding procedure When you see the Save dialog press the Right cursor button The Save dialog changes N stands for the lowest available program ID in the User bank for Program mo...

Page 62: ...etup Editor 2 Find the Key Range menu and press Enter 3 Press the Right cursor button until you see the AutoSplit parameter Change its value as desired 4 Press Store The Save dialog appears prompting...

Page 63: ...t in Program mode using any program 2 Press Main to go to the Internal Setup Editor If necessary press Main again to unmute Zone 1 the Main LED should be green before you proceed 3 Press Menu which di...

Page 64: ...ng from the keyboard The settings you define in the Arpeggiator menu apply to all zones for which arpeggiation is activated you can program each zone individually to respond to or ignore the setup s a...

Page 65: ...arpeggiate one or more setup zones and play others normally Several of the preset setups do this Using Pressure Aftertouch as an Arpeggiator Controller In this example we ll use aftertouch to control...

Page 66: ...n external keyboard or module in addition to or instead of the PC1 s internal sounds There is really only one parameter you need to set 1 Start with Setup 128 Default Setup Press the Edit button and t...

Page 67: ...each bank selection controller can have 128 values that means that the total number of possible banks is 128 x 128 16 384 numbered as 0 16 383 Since each bank can have 128 programs in it that means th...

Page 68: ...show both 81 2 and 10370 Sending Program Changes Only Imagine that you re playing the PC1 and playing another keyboard at the same time You want to be able to change programs on the second keyboard w...

Page 69: ...a zone in the PC1 setup to call up the internal sound you want but set the Note Map for that zone to Off So when you call up the setup it chooses the sound you want to be played from the external keyb...

Page 70: ...Press the Global button 2 Set the Local Control parameter to Off This shuts off every connection between the PC1 s sound engine and its keyboard and controllers In other words the PC1 no longer sends...

Page 71: ...ences which are composed for use with General MIDI often contain a SysEx message that turns on GM If you find that you can only select GM programs your PC1 is in GM mode You can turn off GM by selecti...

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Page 73: ...set the specified value when you choose a program The Effect menu also acts as an adjunct to the Program Editor enabling you to replace a program s effect settings or save edited effects as part of a...

Page 74: ...us MIDI related features like what MIDI channel each zone uses Program Bank and program assignments and other program related parameters Key Range Activation deactivation of keys pitch control Transpo...

Page 75: ...e default setup the Pitch Wheel controls pitch bending The value of this parameter gets added to the value of BndRng ct You can think of BndRng ST as a coarse adjustment and BndRng ct as a fine adjust...

Page 76: ...ID and program ID of the program assigned to the zone The bottom line shows the ID and name of the program assigned to the current zone This parameter selects the program for the current zone It also...

Page 77: ...this parameter depends on the setting of the Dest parameter in the MIDI Xmit menu If the current zone s setting for Dest is Local the zone doesn t send a bank select command to the MIDI Out port when...

Page 78: ...you that it s programmed to select some external program with the ID shown in the display Use a value of Gen MIDI when the receiving instrument is a General MIDI instrument In this case the PC1 can d...

Page 79: ...keyboard high notes at the bottom and low notes at the top A value of Constant causes all the keys to play the same note By default this is C 4 but you can change it with the Transpose parameter Sett...

Page 80: ...how these parameters interact You can use the velocity parameters in several interesting ways customizing the keyboard for your playing style compensating for velocity response differences in instrume...

Page 81: ...lue is 96 Negative values for Vel Offset shift the velocity curve downward Vel Scale and Vel Offset have a very close relationship when you change the value of one of them you ll often want to change...

Page 82: ...increases so that on the graph the velocity curve appears as a straight line You can use the Vel Curve parameter to change the shape of the velocity curve which provides variations in dynamic response...

Page 83: ...s the adjustments applied by the other velocity parameters In the default setup these parameters are set to values of 1 and 127 for all zones Intuitive entry works nicely for editing hold down the Ent...

Page 84: ...us controller has a parameter called Ctrl Num it determines which MIDI message the controller sends Editing the Ctrl Num parameter for one continuous controller doesn t affect the value of Ctrl Num fo...

Page 85: ...that there s no initial controller command when you select the program or setup but you ll notice the effect as soon as you move the controller Exit Value Enables a controller to send a MIDI Controll...

Page 86: ...uching the ribbon changes the MIDI Controller value from wherever it was when you released the ribbon last time A value of Relative means that the position of your finger on the ribbon doesn t matter...

Page 87: ...set a value of None in which case the controller sends no message This is useful when you want the controller to do something in one zone but not in another although it probably makes more sense to se...

Page 88: ...te All notes in all setup zones that are between the notes specified by Low and Hi including the notes specified by Low and Hi get arpeggiated when both of the following conditions are met z The value...

Page 89: ...oes on get latched and keep playing until ArpLatch goes off even if you ve released the notes Any notes you play in the arpeggiator region after ArpLatch is already on also get latched Auto This value...

Page 90: ...ched notes play at random but no note repeats until all other latched notes have played Walk A random walk order each successive note is either the next or previous note in chronological order of latc...

Page 91: ...s affects the volume of arpeggiated notes There are Five possible values Fixed All arpeggiated notes play at the same attack velocity level determined by the Fixed Vel parameter Played Each arpeggiate...

Page 92: ...ext note when it reaches the shift limit the arpeggiator calculates the interval between the shift limit and what the next note would be if the shift limit weren t there It then plays the note that is...

Page 93: ...and the shift limit G 4 one semitone It adds that difference to the original starting note C 4 and plays that note next C 4 The next note F 4 is within the shift limit but the next note A 4 isn t so i...

Page 94: ...audio signal to both the FX A and the FX B blocks The Effect button LED lights amber The FXA Select Parameter Select the effect preset for the FX A block The effect ID and name appear enabling you to...

Page 95: ...no longer need to bypass effects go to the FXA Bypass or FXB Bypass parameter in any program or zone and set its value to Off This removes the bypass in all programs and zones The MIDI Recv Menu The...

Page 96: ...engine Also transmits values to the MIDI Out port The Global Menu Local Control Controls the connection between the PC1 s sound engine and its MIDI generating components keyboard and physical control...

Page 97: ...ues of Hard1 Hard3 are for players who have a heavier touch that is you can play harder and still get the same attack velocity values Hard1 is less sensitive than Linear and Hard3 is the least sensiti...

Page 98: ...data with the data generated by the PC1 and sends the combined data stream to the MIDI Out port Channel numbers of incoming commands remain intact Both note and non note messages get passed normally b...

Page 99: ...ff the effect levels return to their former state GM FX Scale With this parameter you can control how much the effect levels are reduced when you re in GM mode which is done to make the effect levels...

Page 100: ...on all other channels use the current effect but retain their own settings for Wet Dry mix FX Chg Mode is Auto FX Channel is 1 16 Program changes on the channel designated as the FX channel or program...

Page 101: ...is Panel the PC1 uses the factory settings for whatever effect you select from the front panel Tuning You can tune the PC1 up or down one semitone in one cent increments This can be useful if you are...

Page 102: ...objects to different instruments in a MIDI chain however or if you want to reload different dumps to different instruments in a MIDI chain you ll need to change the device ID for at least one instrum...

Page 103: ...inadvertently A hard reset erases all RAM and restores all programs setups effects and global parameters to their original factory settings Dump all objects Not a parameter but a prompt to initiate a...

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Page 105: ...ve created so back them up using a MIDI SysEx dump as described on page 4 7 When you are finished turn off the power and remove all cables from your PC1 including the power adapter Opening your PC1 1...

Page 106: ...fingernail the plastic knife or the pen cap behind and under the battery and lift the battery out as shown in Figure A 2 Figure A 2 Removing battery 3 With the positive side of the new battery facing...

Page 107: ...a MIDI Sysex dump as described on page 4 7 Starting the Boot Block When you power up the PC1 it displays then displays after a couple of seconds When you see press and release the Panic button After t...

Page 108: ...ad at which point the bottom line of the display will show Then if you have another file to load open that file from the sequencer and start playing it 4 After you have completed loading all of the MI...

Page 109: ...f you re not concerned about losing all of your work or it has been saved using a MIDI Sysex dump see page 4 7 then press the button beneath the Yes on the display The PC1 will execute a hard reset an...

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Page 111: ...ency range 58 65 Hz 48 65 Hz Power Consumption Environmental Specifications Dimension PC1X PC161 Height 4 5 16 in 10 95 cm 3 1 4 in 8 3 cm Depth 14 in 35 60 cm 12 in 30 5 cm Length 54 5 16 in 137 95 c...

Page 112: ...le 400 balanced nominal Impedance 200 unbalanced nominal 20 8 dBu 8 5 Volts RMS balanced high impedance load Maximum output level 14 7 dBu 4 2 Volts RMS unbalanced high impedance load Frequency respon...

Page 113: ...2 2 of 2 1 of 3 2 of 3 3 of 3 1 of 4 2 of 4 3 of 4 4 of 4 Invrs Const Linear Key Range AutoSplit Off On On Transposition Transpose 127 to 127 0 Vel Scale 300 to 300 100 Vel Offset 127 to 127 0 Vel Cur...

Page 114: ...parameters called the Switch Control Parameter Group SwitchPdl 2 SwType On Ctrl On Value Off Ctrl Off Value Entry State Exit State Momentary Toggle default Momentary Any control source or destination...

Page 115: ...PC1ReMap GMReMap Normal FX Chg Mode Auto Panel Auto FX Channel Current 1 16 Current Tuning 100 ct to 100 ct 0 ct Recv Trans 64 to 63 0 Bank Sel Ctl 0 32 0 32 0 or 32 0 32 All Notes Off Respond Ignore...

Page 116: ...General Reference PC1 Audio Signal Routing B 6 PC1 Audio Signal Routing...

Page 117: ...81 Gen 6 113 18 Gen 3 50 82 Gen 7 114 19 Gen 4 51 83 Gen 8 115 20 52 84 PortCtl 116 ArpOn 21 AuxBnd1 MSB 53 85 117 ArpVel 22 54 86 118 Latch2 23 55 87 119 Latch1 24 56 88 120 SndOff 25 57 89 121 RstCt...

Page 118: ...Density 19 Plebe Chamber Rvrb Time HF Damping Size Scale Density 20 Live Chamber Rvrb Time HF Damping Size Scale Density 21 Grandiose Hall Rvrb Time HF Damping Size Scale Density 22 Elegant Hall Rvrb...

Page 119: ...Lvl Late Lvl 90 Gated Reverb Rvrb Time Gate Time GateThresh GateReleas 91 Gate Plate Rvrb Time Gate Time GateThresh GateReleas ID Effect Param1 Param2 Param3 Param4 120 Stereo Chorus1 LFO Rate LFO De...

Page 120: ...201 Doubler Echo Ch Depth L Ch Depth R Mix Delay Dly Tempo 202 FastChorusDouble Mix Chorus Ch Rate L Ch Rate R Mix Delay 203 Chorus Slapbacks Mix Chorus Mix Delay Dly Tempo Dly LFDamp 204 Chorus PanDe...

Page 121: ...l Fdbk R Mix Delay ID Effect Param1 Param2 Param3 Param4 260 Flange Booth Fl Rate L Fl Rate R Rvrb Type Rvrb Time 261 Flange Room Fl Tempo Fl Fdbk L Fl Fbdk R Mix Reverb 262 SlowFlangeVerb Fl Tempo Fl...

Page 122: ...ung Boy Fdbk Lvl Delay Contour Spacing 322 LaserDelay Rvb Dly Tempo srCntourL LsrCntourR Mix Reverb 323 LazerfazerEchoes Fdbk Lvl Delay Contour Spacing 324 Drum Neurezonate Fdbk Lvl Delay Contour Spac...

Page 123: ...UpGain Attk Time 363 SKCompressr 12 1 Ratio Threshold MakeUpGain Attk Time ID Effect Param1 Param2 Param3 Param4 370 Tremolo Trem Rate Trem Depth Trem ShapeL R Phase 371 Simple Panner LFO Rate LFO Sha...

Page 124: ...O O O O O bank select mod wheel breath controller foot controller data entry volume pan expression AuxBnd2 AuxBnd1 sustain pedal sostenuto pedal soft pedal FXB wet dry A B wet dry FXA wet dry FX rout...

Page 125: ...Sw1 Sustain FtSw2 Sostenuto 001 Classic Grand Knob A FX A Wet Dry Knob B FX B Wet Dry Knob D Vibrato Rate SW1 Octave Shift SW3 Arp On Off SW4 Enable Vibrato MW Vibrato Depth Ribbon Pitch Bend CCPed Ex...

Page 126: ...ob D Vibrato Rate SW1 Octave Shift SW3 Arp On Off SW4 Enable Vibrato MW Vibrato Depth Ribbon Pitch Bend CCPed Expression FtSw1 Sustain FtSw2 Sostenuto 009 Rock Grand Knob A FX A Wet Dry Knob B FX B We...

Page 127: ...Enable Vibrato SW3 Arp On Off SW4 Lyr Disable Strings MW Vibrato Depth Ribbon Pitch Bend CCPed Expression FtSw1 Sustain FtSw2 Sostenuto 016 Classic E Piano Knob A FX A Wet Dry Knob B FX B Wet Dry Kno...

Page 128: ...y SW3 Arp On Off SW4 Impact MW Tremolo Depth Ribbon Pitch Bend CCPed Expression FtSw1 Sustain FtSw2 Sostenuto 022 Soft E Piano Knob A FX A Wet Dry Knob B FX B Wet Dry Knob C LoPass Freq Cut Knob D Tre...

Page 129: ...Timbre Knob D Tremolo Rate SW1 Octave Shift SW2 Sample Start SW3 Arp On Off SW4 Impact MW Tremolo Depth Ribbon Pitch Bend CCPed Expression FtSw1 Sustain FtSw2 Sostenuto 029 Pearly Keys Knob A FX A Wet...

Page 130: ...p On Off SW4 Disable Layer MW Tremolo Depth Ribbon Pitch Bend CCPed Expression FtSw1 Sustain FtSw2 Sostenuto 035 FantAsmAtron Knob A FX A Wet Dry Knob B FX B Wet Dry Knob C Timbre Knob D Tremolo Rate...

Page 131: ...ave Shift SW2 Disable Release SW3 Arp On Off SW4 Layer Switch MW HiPass LFO Depth Ribbon Pitch Bend CCPed Expression FtSw1 Sustain FtSw2 Sostenuto 041 Touch Clav Knob A FX A Wet Dry Knob B FX B Wet Dr...

Page 132: ...n Off SW4 Attack Control MW Swell Mpress Swell Ribbon Pitch Bend CCPed Expression FtSw1 Sustain FtSw2 Sostenuto 047 Celesta Knob A FX A Wet Dry Knob B FX B Wet Dry Knob C Timbre Knob D Tremelo Rate SW...

Page 133: ...Ribbon Pitch Bend CCPed Expression FtSw1 Sustain FtSw2 Sostenuto 053 Uptown Gospel Knob A FX A Wet Dry Knob B FX B Wet Dry Knob C Para EQ Freq Knob D Para EQ Cut SW1 Octave Shift SW2 FX Vib Chr On Off...

Page 134: ...Knob C LoPass Freq Knob D Attack Control MW Vibrato Depth Mpress Vibrato Depth 063 Williams Brass Knob C LoPass Envelope SW2 Layer Switch SW4 Layer Switch MW Vibrato Depth Mpress Swell Envelope 064 L...

Page 135: ...nob D Envelope Control SW1 Octave Shift SW3 Arp On Off SW4 Layer Switch MW Tremelo Ribbon Pitch Bend CCPed Expression FtSw1 Sustain FtSw2 Sostenuto 070 Velocity Strings Knob A FX A Wet Dry Knob B FX B...

Page 136: ...Wet Dry Knob C LoPass Freq Knob D LoPass Resonance SW1 Octave Shift SW3 Arp On Off SW4 Layer Switch MW Vibrato Rate Depth Mpress Vibrato Rate Depth Ribbon Pitch Bend CCPed Expression FtSw1 Sustain FtS...

Page 137: ...ayer Enable MW Vibrato Rate Depth Ribbon Pitch Bend CCPed Expression FtSw1 Sustain FtSw2 Sostenuto 086 Sweeper Bass Knob A FX A Wet Dry Knob B FX B Wet Dry Knob C LowPass Freq Knob D LoPass Resonance...

Page 138: ...Shift SW2 Release Control SW3 Arp On Off SW4 Attack Control MW Vibrato Mpress Horn Layer Swell Ribbon Pitch Bend CCPed Expression FtSw1 Sustain FtSw2 Sostenuto 092 Neptune Knob A FX A Wet Dry Knob B F...

Page 139: ...Shift SW2 Envelope Control SW3 Arp On Off SW4 Layer Detune MW Vibrato Ribbon Pitch Bend CCPed Expression FtSw1 Sustain FtSw2 Sostenuto 098 Rich 6 String Knob A FX A Wet Dry Knob B FX B Wet Dry Knob C...

Page 140: ...Feedback in 5ths MW Vibrato Mpress Feedback Amount Ribbon Pitch Bend CCPed Expression FtSw1 Sustain FtSw2 Sostenuto 104 Round and Wound Knob A FX A Wet Dry Knob B FX B Wet Dry Knob C LoPass Freq Cut...

Page 141: ...rato Mpress Vibrato Ribbon Pitch Bend CCPed Expression FtSw1 Sustain FtSw2 Sostenuto 110 Upright Bass 1 Knob A FX A Wet Dry Knob B FX B Wet Dry Knob C Timbre Knob D Timbre Cymbal SW1 Octave Shift SW3...

Page 142: ...W2 Decay Control SW3 Arp On Off SW4 Sample Start Ribbon Pitch Bend CCPed Expression FtSw1 Sustain FtSw2 Sostenuto 116 Resonant Traps Knob A FX A Wet Dry Knob B FX B Wet Dry Knob C Timbre Knob D Pitch...

Page 143: ...Control Knob D PitchCtrl Via MPrs SW1 Octave Shift SW2 Layer Disables SW4 Layer Disable MW Sample Start Mpress PtchCtl Sw2 SosPed CCPed Expression FtSw1 Off FtSw2 Off 122 Woody Marimba Knob A FX A We...

Page 144: ...CPed Expression FtSw1 Sustain FtSw2 Sostenuto 126 Aborigine Jam Knob A FX A Wet Dry Knob B FX B Wet Dry SW1 Octave Shift SW3 Arp On Off Ribbon Pitch Bend CCPed Expression FtSw1 Sustain FtSw2 Sostenuto...

Page 145: ...a MW Vibrato when SW4 is on Knob D Vibrato rate SW4 Activates MW Vibrato FtSw1 Enable ringy layer 006 Suite Piano MW Vibrato when SW4 is on Knob D Vibrato rate SW4 Activates MW Vibrato 007 Dreamy Pian...

Page 146: ...ate SW4 Impact 017 Tines Square MW Tremolo depth Knob C Timbre SW2 Alternative attack Knob D Tremolo rate SW4 Impact 018 Brunch In Seoul MW Tremolo depth Knob C Timbre cutoff SW2 Alternative attack Kn...

Page 147: ...Portrait MW Tremolo depth Knob C Volume swell SW2 Slow Vibrato off on Knob D Tremolo rate SW4 Impact 030 Harpsi Piano MW vibrato tremolo depth Knob C Timbre control SW2 Alternative attack Knob D Vibr...

Page 148: ...ble release layer 041 Belly Celeste MW Tremolo depth Knob C Tremolo rate SW2 Alternative attack Knob D Envelope control SW4 Disables Celesta layer 042 Harpsichordion MW vibrato depth Knob C Timbre Par...

Page 149: ...D Envelope attack control vibrato rate SW4 Impact 053 Imaginary Flute MW Delayed vibrato Mpressure 32 Pitch bend Knob D Chiffier attack 054 Bright Koreana MW vibrato depth Knob C Timbre SW2 Enables ch...

Page 150: ...s Knob C Timbre duller 068 Rosin Section MW Switches layers Knob C Timbre duller 069 Resolute Section MW Switches layers 070 Tender Strings MW Switches layers Knob C Timbre duller 071 Flute Strings MW...

Page 151: ...to depth Knob C Filter cutoff SW2 ASR trigger resonance Knob D Transposes one layer down five octaves SW4 Swaps layers 083 Elan Lead MW vibrato depth Mpressure 32 Vibrato Knob C Filter cutoff SW2 Tran...

Page 152: ...nob D Envelope control SW4 Switches To Meteor Str 2 093 FreeResAhh Notch MW Crossfade layer detune Mpressure 32 Treble boost Knob C Filter cutoff SW2 Envelope control release Knob D Envelope control L...

Page 153: ...b C Timbre more low end SW2 Alternative attack Knob D Vibrato rate 106 Bright A Bass MW vibrato depth Mpressure 32 Pitch bend Knob C Less Body more tacky Knob D Vibrato rate SW4 Enable Vtrig Percussio...

Page 154: ...Pitch control SW4 Alternative attack 118 Dirt Triphop Kit Knob C Timbre SW2 Envelope control Knob D Pitch control SW4 Alternative attack 119 SumPumpKit MWsus MW Drone layer Mpressure 32 Drone layer Kn...

Page 155: ...h bend 126 Perc Party MW Alternative attack Mpressure 32 Pitch bend with Knob D Knob C Transpose 2 Layers timbre SW2 Disables layer Knob D Enables MPressure pitch bend SW4 Decreases Volume on 1 layer...

Page 156: ...ncreases vibrato rate and depth Mpress Increases vibrato rate and depth 006 Fast Cello prs MW Vibrato rate and depth Mpress Vibrato rate and depth 007 Med Cello p v MW Vibrato rate and depth Mpress Vi...

Page 157: ...ontrols swell 021 Med Tremolando MW Controls swell Mpress Controls swell 022 Slow Tremolando SW4 Selects a lighter version of the program MW Controls expression Mpress Controls expression 023 VTrig Tr...

Page 158: ...rate and depth 040 Solo Bassoon vib MW Swell Mpress Swell 041 Ens BassoonOboe MW Vibrato swell Mpress Vibrato swell 042 Solo Dbl Reeds Mpress Vibrato rate and depth Knob C Fades and Knob D Slows atta...

Page 159: ...ontrols expression 061 sfz Jazz Brass MW Brightens Mpress Brightens 062 Stereo Brass sw SW4 Selects a Sfzpp version of the program MW Controls expression Mpress Controls expression 063 Solo Sax MW Vib...

Page 160: ...gnments 074 Woodwind Section MW Controls swell Mpress Controls swell 075 Reeds Bells MW Controls swell Mpress Controls swell 076 Pizz Timp VTrig Triggers timpani at mezzoforte 077 Cathedral Choir Knob...

Page 161: ...IDI 29 127 MW 8 093 Mando Lute SW2 disables Layer 1 Nylon String Gtr 094 Orch Chimes Knob D Shortens decay time 095 Stereo Chimes Knob D Shortens decay time 096 Chime Bell Knob C Pitchslide up an octa...

Page 162: ...Pitch control SW2 Controls decay SW4 Alt Start Mpress Controls amplitude of long brush stir G 3 and C 4 108 Modern Blockage Knob C Pitchslide up two octaves in Layer 3 Knob D Pitchslide down 600ct in...

Page 163: ...e up an octave in Layers 1 and 4 SW2 Envelope control slow attack SW4 Disables Layer 2 MW LFO rate control to 0 124 Circus Glitter Knob C Pitchslide up two octaves in sine layer Knob D Envelope contro...

Page 164: ...ic Box Vibrato 011 Vibraphone Tremolo 012 Marimba 013 Xylophone 014 Tubular Bells Chromatic 015 Dulcimer 016 Drawbar Organ Rotary Speed 017 Percussion Organ Rotary Speed 018 Rock Organ Rotary Speed 01...

Page 165: ...rings 046 Harp Vibrato Strings 047 Timpani 048 Ensemble Strings Vibrato 049 GM Slow Strings Vibrato 050 Synth Strings 1 Vibrato 051 Synth Strings 2 Vibrato 052 Choir Aahs Vibrato 053 Voice Oohs Vibrat...

Page 166: ...Solo Vox Vibrato 086 5th Saw Wave Vibrato Synth Lead 087 Bass Lead Vibrato 088 Fantasia Vibrato 089 Warm Pad Vibrato 090 Polysynth Vibrato 091 Space Voice Vibrato 092 Bowed Glass Vibrato 093 Metal Pad...

Page 167: ...ibrato 120 Guitar Fret Noise Vibrato 121 Breath Noise Vibrato 122 Seashore Vibrato 123 Bird Vibrato 124 Telephone Vibrato Knob C Switch Phones 125 Helicopter Vibrato 126 Applause Vibrato Knob C Bravo...

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Page 169: ...lay 3 7 Drum Remap 5 28 Dumping Objects 4 4 Dumping the Entire Memory 4 7 Edit 3 8 Edit Region 3 8 Effect 3 8 4 9 Effects 3 3 3 13 Effects Change Mode FX Chg Mode 5 29 Effects Channel FX Channel 5 29...

Page 170: ...p Mode 4 29 Replacing the Battery 1 Reset PC1 5 32 Resetting the PC1 5 Restoring Factory Effects 4 4 Ribbon 2 4 Ribbon Controller 1 2 Ribbon Mode 5 14 Ribbon Section Configuration Ribbon Sect 5 13 rub...

Page 171: ...ransmit Clock 5 26 Tuning 5 30 Using Mono Audio Output 4 21 Using Pressure Aftertouch as an Arpeggiator Controller 4 23 Using the Arpeggiator with a Sequencer or External Controller 4 24 Velocity Curv...

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