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Setup Mode
Using Setup Mode To Play Layers Of Instruments
5.
Use the
more
soft button on the bottom left of the display to scroll to the next page of soft buttons
and find the
DupZn
(duplicate zone) button. Press the
DupZn
button to duplicate zone 2 and create
zone 3. You will see the message “Zone duplicated,” and you will be brought to the CH/PROG page
for zone 3 (see below.)
6.
On the CH/PROG page for zone 3, select the
Program
field. Select the program
198 Studio
Strings
by entering
198
on the alpha numeric pad and pressing the
Enter
button on front panel (see
below.)
Now playing the upper half of the keyboard will produce piano and strings. See
The Setup
Editor
above for details on saving these changes when you exit the Setup Editor.
Alternatively you can create a layer by adjusting the key range of existing zones to match
another zone. You can also create a partial layer by adjusting a zone’s key range to only coincide
with some of another zone’s key range. There are many advanced uses of Setup mode to
manipulate layered zones. You can make a zone only respond to certain velocity ranges, so that
for example a layered zone is only heard when playing loudly. You can also mute and unmute a
layered zone with a programmable switch or footswitch, or adjust the volume of a layered zone
with a slider or expression pedal. See the
PC3 Musician’s Guide,
Setup Mode Chapter for details.
