User manual KURZWEIL EXPRESSIONMATE REV B

[. . . ] is a registered trademark, and Kurzweil, ExpressionMate, MIDIScope, K2500, and K2000 are trademarks of Young Chang Co. All other products and brand names are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective companies. Product features and specications are subject to change without notice. Part Number: 910308 Rev. B i IMPORTANT SAFETY & INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS INSTRUCTIONS PERTAINING TO THE RISK OF FIRE, ELECTRIC SHOCK, OR INJURY TO PERSONS WARNING - When using electric products, always follow basic precautions, including the following: 1. [. . . ] So why do we give you the ability to assign a parameter to a controller number?This allows you to have the Controller determine the value of Tempo as soon as the Setup is called up. If you have set an Entry value for that controller, it will be sent when you call up the Setup. If there is no entry value, then the last known value (or Exit Value from the previous Setup) will be used. There is one special exception to this feature of the controllers being hard wired, and that is the Note Velocity parameter. If Note Velocity is set to a value of 0-127 or Ctlr #56, it will respond to real time control. But if it is set to Played or Last, it will NOT respond to real time control. Tempo (Tempo) Sets the Tempo for all three Zones. You can also change the Tempo using Ctlr51. 63 The Arpeggiator Arpeggiator parameters Key range (Low Key, High Key) The low and high key determine the note range the Arpeggiator will see. You can set it so that one area of the keyboard will arpeggiate notes while the other will play normally. One thing to understand is that transposing the notes within a zone will affect how the key range parameters in the Arpeggiator function. Press the Arpeggiator button and scroll to the Key Range parameters, setting Low Key to C4 and High Key to C5. Play your keyboard and you will notice that the keys between C4 and C5 arpeggiate, while any other keys just play a single note. Make sure that channel 2 on your sound source has a valid program assigned. Now when you play the keyboard between C4 and C5, you hear the zone 1 arpeggiating while zone 2 plays single notes. Next press the Controllers button until Zone 1 is highlighted and scroll to parameter 126 Nt Xpos. Now if you play the keyboard, you will see that Zone 1 arpeggiates From G4 to G5 AND the pitch has been transferred down so that Zone 1 plays a 5th down in pitch from Zone 2. Finally, press the Arpeggiator button and scroll to parameter 16 Transpose and set it to 7. Note the pitches of Zone 1 have been transposed back so that they are the same as Zone 2, but the arpeggiation still happens between G4 and G5. Enable Switch (Enable Sw) Turns on the Arpeggiator. It can also be turned on by Ctlr48. Note Source (Note Src) This determines where the Arpeggiator gets its note input from. Each Zone can see notes from any of the three Controller Zones note output, CC Notes or from another Arpeggiator Zone (Cascading Zones). The ExpressionMate cannot send notes from an arpeggiator Zone to itself nor can it see notes sent from the 64 The Arpeggiator Arpeggiator parameters panel switches or switch pedals. When cascading Zones, keep in mind the Note Duration of your Master Zone will have a great effect on the Cascaded Zones. [. . . ] Bass&Cym/Org - Section 1 sends modulation to the organ and section 2 controls the organ volume. Section 1 starts the waves and section 2 controls the waves' speed. Section 3 controls the Arpeggiator's note velocity for the low piano. 118 ExpressionMate ROM Setups Setup Descriptions 10. GM. Tap&Slide - Play Section 1 to start arpeggiation, if you slide your finger after playing a note it adds modulation. [. . . ]