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Setup Mode
Using A Split Program Setup
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5. Next, use the Chan/Layer buttons to select zone 2 (viewable in the top right corner of screen .)
This will bring you to the KEY-VEL page for zone 2 (see below.)
6. On the KEY-VEL page for zone 2, use the cursor buttons to highlight the
LoKey
field. This field
sets the lower limit of the key range for zone 2, which contains the piano program. Let’s make the
lower end of this zone end an octave lower by changing the
LoKey
field from E3 to E2 . To do this,
select the
LoKey
field, hold the Enter button
and play E2 (the E note two octaves below
middle C). Using the piano keyboard to set high and low note ranges is an example of
intuitive entry . You can read more about intuitive entry in the PC3 Musician’s Guide .
Use the same methods to set the key range for any zone. See The Setup Editor above for details
on saving these changes when you exit the Setup Editor.
Part 3: Creating A New Split Setup From An Existing Split Setup
It is convenient to use an existing split setup as a template for a new split setup. This allows you
to easily create a new split setup by using the split point from an existing setup and using
different programs for each zone. For example, let’s use the setup
38 Jazz Bass/Piano , which uses
acoustic bass and piano programs, to create a split setup which uses electric bass and piano
programs:
1. If you are not already in Setup mode, press the Exit button until you reach the ProgramMode page,
then press the Setup mode button, located with the mode buttons to the left of the display. This
will bring you to the Setup mode MAIN page.
2. Use the plus/minus buttons or alpha wheel to select the setup 38 Jazz Bass/Piano or use the
alphanumeric pad to enter 38 and press Enter.
3. With the setup 38 Jazz Bass/Piano selected, press the Edit button on the front panel. This will
bring you to the CH/PROG page of the setup editor.