Kurzweil K2500, Руководство пользователя

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MIDI Mode
The Channels Page
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The Channels Page
Press the CHANLS soft button to select the CHANLS page, where you can define numerous
parameters for each MIDI channel independently. Use the CHAN/BANK buttons to select the
MIDI channel you wish to work on.
The CHANLS page is very useful when you’re doing multi-timbral sequencing, with programs
assigned to numerous MIDI channels. The CHANLS page lets you set several control
characteristics for each MIDI channel. This makes it easy to adjust the playback of the sequence
without editing the sequence itself. For example, you might turn off the Enable parameter for
one or more channels to mute the tracks on those channels. You could also set the VolLock
parameter to On, to ignore any MIDI volume messages the K2500 receives on a given MIDI
channel.
MIDIMode:CHANNELS||||||||||<>Channel:1||
Enable||: On|||| |||||||||||||||||||||||||
Program|:1|Grand|Piano|||||||PrgLock:Off
Pan|||||:64||||||||||||||||||PanLock:Off
Volume||:127|||||||||||||||||VolLock:Off
OutPair|:Prog|||||||||||||||||||||||||||
OutGai n |:Prog | |||||| | |||||| | |||||| | |||||
XMIT|| | RECV|| | CHANLS | PrgChg | RsetCh | Panic
PARAMETER RANGE OF VALUES DEFAULT
ENABLE Off, On On
PROGRAM Program list Program ID 1
PAN 0 to 127 64 (centered)
VOLUME 0 to 127 127 (maximum)
OUTPUT PAIR Prog, A (FX), B (DRY), C(DRY), D(DRY) Prog
OUTPUT GAIN Prog, –12 to 30 dB in 6 dB increments Prog
PROGRAM LOCK Off, On Off
PAN LOCK Off, On Off
VOLUME LOCK Off, On Off
Enable
Use this parameter to turn the currently selected channel on or off. When on, the channel will
receive MIDI information, and the settings of the parameters on the MIDI CHANLS page will
be in effect. When off, the channel will ignore all MIDI information.
Program
Use this parameter to assign a program to the currently selected channel. The channel will still
respond to program change commands received via MIDI, unless the PrgLock parameter
(described below) is set to On.
Pan
This will offset the pan position of the current program as set on the OUTPUT page in the
Program Editor. A value of 0 is maximum offset to the left, 64 is no offset, and 127 is maximum
offset to the right. Changing the value of this parameter is like inserting a MIDI pan message.
MIDI Pan (MIDI 10) messages will change the value of this parameter, unless the PanLock
Parameter (described below) is set to On.