Program Edit Mode
The KEYMAP Page
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You’ll use global control sources when you want to affect all notes in a program uniformly,
and local control sources when you want to affect each note independently. For example,
you’d use a global LFO controlling pitch to create a Leslie effect on an organ sound, since you
want the effect applied to all the notes you play. You’d use a local LFO controlling pitch to
create a vibrato for a solo violin, since you want to be able to vary the rate and depth of the
vibrato for each note.
Output Gain (OutGain)
Use the OutGain parameter to cut or boost the final gain stage of the post-FX program
signal. This is useful for adjusting the overall volume of a program.
Intonation Map (Int Map) and Intonation Key (IKey)
The Int Map and IKey parameters on the Program Common page allow you to set a
different intonation map and key for each program. See
for
more details about intonation maps.
The Int Map and IKey parameters work just like the Global mode Intonation Map and
Int.Key parameters, except the Int Map and IKey parameters on the Program Common
page only apply to the current program. (The Global mode Intonation Map and Int.Key
parameters apply to all programs.)
The KEYMAP Page
Press the KEYMAP soft button to call up the KEYMAP page. The parameters on this page
affect sample root selection, i.e., which samples are played on which keys.
Parameter
Range of Values
Default
Keymap
Keymap List
1 Piano f Left
Transpose
-128 to 127 semitones
0
Key Tracking
± 2400 cents per key
100
Velocity Tracking
± 7200 cents
0
Alt Method
Switched, Continuous
Switched
