Introduction
x ENSONIQ KT Musician’s Manual
Button Names
Throughout this manual, when we refer to an actual button , it will appear as a button in the text.
For example, if the text read something like “press the Edit Sound button,” it would appear as
“press the {EDIT_SOUND} button.” This will help you to quickly skim through familiar sections
of the manual as you verify actual button presses.
Color-Coding on the Front Panel
The KT uses a color-coding scheme to help clarify the functions of the buttons. In general,
functions relating to sounds are labeled in red. Functions relating to sequences, presets, or songs
are labeled in blue. General system functions are labeled in white. The two rows of {0} to {9}
buttons serve different functions, depending upon what mode you are currently working in.
You’ll notice that the rows of text printed above and below the {0} to {9} buttons are labeled in
red and blue. These indicate which pages of parameters will be selected by the {0} to {9} buttons.
Song
Cmds
Sequence
Cmds
Track
Cmds
Quantize
Track
Mute
Tracks
Store
Seq Data
Store
Sound Data
Click
Env 1 LFO Filters
Locate Sequencer
Control
Wave
Pitch Env 2 Env 3 Output
Effects
Effects
1 2 3 4 5 60 7 9
Volume
Pan
Output
Bus
Key
Range
Transpose Channel
Program
MIDI
Status
Pressure
Type
Sustain
Pedal
Timbre Release
8
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When in: Then:
Edit Sound mode (indicated by
the{EDIT_SOUND} LED being lit)
the top row of page names written in red will apply.
Edit Sequence/Preset mode (indicated by
the {EDIT_SEQ/PRESET} LED being lit)
the middle row of page names written in blue will apply.
Edit Track mode (indicated by the
{EDIT_TRACK} LED being lit)
the bottom row of page names written in blue (found
under the lower {0} to {9} buttons) will apply.
These relationships are also indicated on the front panel by the lines that lead from the right of
each row of text to their associated mode buttons.
Using the Color-Coded Text
Let’s say that you want to use the color-coded text to help you locate the Click pages for editing a
sequence.
1. Press the {EDIT_SEQ/PRESET} button (its LED is on).
2. Look at the front panel and find the blue word Click (remember blue is for sequences). It’s
above the {2} button.
3. Press the upper {2} button. This takes you to the pages relating to the Click (metronome).
4. Press any of the lower {0} to {2} buttons to view the available Click pages. Pretty easy, huh?
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