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Key Range and Transpose
Refer to page 29 of the Karsyn manual for much more detailed information on key ranges and
transposing.
You may configure an instrument to respond to only a subset of the entire 128-note MIDI
keyboard. To do this, click the mouse anywhere within the keyboard graphic. The disabled upper
and lower ranges will be displayed in gray. You may change the upper and lower ranges a note at a
time by clicking the up/down arrow buttons for each.
Training is a convenient way to automatically set the upper and lower ranges. Press [Train] and a
message will show “Training…”. Now simply press two notes (simultaneously or one after another)
on your MIDI input device. The instrument module must not be muted, and the rack power must
be on for the training to succeed.
The MIDI keys that lie within the enabled range are then transposed by the amount shown in the
transpose box.
Press [Reset] to enable the entire keyboard.
Key Range and Transpose are MIDI input port-specific. You will have as many ranges and
transpose settings as you have input ports. Highlight the input port at the left to display and
change the configuration on the right.
Channel Map
Incoming MIDI data, such as notes or controllers that are “per-channel,” may be remapped to a
different channel or disabled. Remapping can be useful if the instrument supports only certain
channels (e.g. only channel 1) or if you wish to do complex routing of multiple MIDI input devices.
Disabling can be useful if you have one controller split between multiple instruments. The list
contains each remap entry up to 16 with a “from” and a “to” column. The list will only display
entries that are remapped to different channels. Any channel not listed in the “from” column is not
remapped.
To add a remap entry, press [New]. To delete a remap entry, highlight the entry in the list and
press [Delete].
Training is a convenient way to automatically set the “From” field without having to consult your
MIDI controller configuration.
Select a “From” field, press “Train” and the field will change to “Training…” Now simply press a note
or change a controller on your MIDI input device, and the field will automatically change to the
channel of the MIDI data you sent.
You must manually select the “To” field. The Instrument Module must not be muted, and the rack
power must be on for training to succeed. If the “Auto-Train” button is on when “New” is pressed,
training will be started automatically.
If you manually configure a remap entry so that “From” and “To” fields are identical, the entry will
not remain in the list if you close and re-show the console.
Channel remap is MIDI input port-specific. You will have as many channel maps as you have input
ports. Highlight the input port at the left to display and change the map on the right.
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