Kurzweil Artis SE - And (+) Value Buttons; Param; Channel Buttons; Alpha Wheel; ASSIGN and EXIT Buttons

Features of the Artis SE
Navigation
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In Global Mode, the top line of the display shows the current mode, the current parameter
and the total number available. e bottom line shows the selected parameter name.
(–) and (+) Value Buttons
Use the (-) and (+) buttons to scroll through the list of values for the currently selected
parameter. Pressing both (-) and (+) buttons simultaneously is referred to as the Value Jump
double button press. Depending on the selected parameter, Value Jump can select the next
Category default Program/Multi, jump to commonly used values, and reset parameters to
default values. For more information, see Value Jump on page 3-13.
Param / Channel Buttons
In Program Mode, pressing the Param/Channel ▲button will increase the MIDI transmit
channel by one. Pressing the Param/Channel ▼button will reduce the MIDI transmit
channel by one.
When the highest or lowest MIDI transmit channel is reached, the list will wrap back to the
last or rst MIDI transit channel respectively. e top line of the display shows the current
MIDI transmit channel.
In the other Modes—Multi Edit & Global—pressing the Param/Channel ▲ and ▼
buttons will scroll through the parameter list for the current Mode.
NOTE : The Param / Channel buttons are not used in Multi Mode.
Alpha Wheel
In Multi and Program Modes you can use the Alpha Wheel to scroll through the list of
available Programs/Multis. In Multi Edit Mode you can change values for the currently
selected parameter—turning the Alpha Wheel counter-clockwise will select the previous
value and turning the Alpha Wheel clockwise will select the next value.
When saving a new User Multi or Program, the Alpha Wheel allows you to scroll through
alphanumeric characters to enter a new name. You can turn the Alpha Wheel slowly to
change the value by one increment or turn it quickly to jump several increments.
ASSIGN and EXIT Buttons
e Exit button can be used to navigate out of Multi Edit Mode, Save dialogs, the Split/
Layer dialogs, Global Mode and Storage Mode, without saving changes.