User manual KURZWEIL PC2MADEEASY

[. . . ] THE PC2 MADE EASY A Step by Step Guide For PC2 Keyboard Models Includes 34 Different Tutorials Designed For Specific Applications Plus Programming Tips, Tricks, and Shortcuts by David Fox Rev. B - 11/09/01 PC2 Made Easy Young Chang Distributors Young Chang America, Inc. PO Box 99995 Lakewood, WA 98499-0995 Tel: (253) 589-3200 Fax: (253) 984-0245 support@kurzweilmusicsystems. com www. kurzweilmusicsystems. com Young Chang Akki, Co. 708-1 Yoksam-Dong, Kangnam-Gu Seoul, Korea 135-080 Tel: 2-3451-3500 Fax: 2-3451-3596 Young Chang Canada Corp. [. . . ] Pressing a zone button will switch the display to that Layer. Once that Layer is in the display, pressing it a second time will mute that layer. Unlike with Setups, muting is only temporary. Once you save your changes and exit the program, all layers will be active. The main reason for muting is to allow you to hear the changes you make while you are editing. The Zone 3 button turns orange, indicating that layer 3 is muted. Notice there is also a - in the display after the layer number, once again indicating it is muted. Press the Zone 4 button twice to mute that layer as well. Notice that you dont hear any difference in the sound. Remember that in step 1, we talked about SW5 switching between layers. Press SW5 to turn it on and play the keyboard again. This is because, in this program, SW5 is programmed to switch between playing Layers 1 & 2 or Layers 3 & 4. If you are editing a program and hear no changes, you might want to mute all layers but that layer and make sure it is currently active. Some times that layer might be limited to a range of notes, or it might have a switch programmed to turn it on or off, as in this example. If you look in appendix C in your manual, you will find a list of all the preset programs and their control sources. It is a good idea to be aware of these settings when you go to edit a program so that you know if a certain physical controller may be affecting what you hear. Turn SW5 back off and unmute Layers 3 & 4. For the rest of this example, we will only work with editing layers 1 & 2, but you can apply any of the same changes to layers 3 & 4 and use SW5 to switch between the two sets of layers. 44 PC2 Made Easy 4. Press the Layer 2 button twice to mute it and play the keyboard. Notice that the remaining layer 1 sound is panned partially to the left. Layers 1 & 2 in this program are very similar sounding with each layer panned partially to opposite sides. (Layers 3 & 4 follow the pattern. ) This gives a richer sound to the program. [. . . ] Press the Zone button for the appropriate Zone. Press the Copy button, then the >> button, then Enter. It is important to keep in mind that you can only copy and paste into similar controllers - the parameters for a switch controller can only go to another switch controller, and those for a continuous controller can only go to another continuous controller. To copy all the Arpeggiator parameters from one Setup to another: 1. [. . . ]