Kurzweil Flash Play PC4 - Re-Channel; Release Range; Trigger Range

Multi Edit Mode
RIFF Page
7-33
To create a Multi with a single ri that plays multiple instrument parts, set Source Track to
All. Each track of the song will play through the zones which have a corresponding MIDI
channel. See “Channel” on page 7-7 for details on the MIDI channel used for each Zone.
Re-Channel
Song Track numbers and Multi Zone numbers have matching MIDI channel numbers by
default. When the current zone’s MIDI channel and the channel of the ri’s selected Source
Track do not match, it can make the ri play programs from other Zones. To prevent this
you can use the Re-Channel parameter.
When Re-Channel is set to On, the track selected for the Source Track parameter will play
through the MIDI channel of the current zone. For example, if you want to use a ri on zone
2 (set to use MIDI channel 2) and the ri was recorded on track 4 (set to use MIDI channel
4), you will need to turn Re-Channel on. If you were to do this and keep Re-Channel set to
O, the ri would play using the program from zone 4 (set to channel 4) instead of zone 2.
When Re-Channel is set to On and Source Track is set to All, all of the tracks of the song
will play through the MIDI channel of the current zone.
Trigger Range
Use the Trigger Range parameters to set the keyboard range that will trigger the Ri. e
left and right Trigger Range parameters set the lowest and highest keys that will trigger the
Ri. For a key to trigger a ri, the key must also be within the Zone’s Key Range (set on the
Overview page).
You can select a key using the Alpha Wheel, plus/minus buttons, or by pressing and holding
the Enter button and pressing the desired key.
Note: Ris can also be triggered and released by assigning a controller destination 163 Ri
OnO.
Release Range
Use the Release Range parameters to set the keyboard range that will stop the Ri when a
key is released. e left and right Release Range parameters set the lowest and highest keys
that will stop the Ri when a key is released. For a key to stop a ri, the key must also be
within the Zone’s Key Range (set on the Overview page).
You can select a key using the Alpha Wheel, plus/minus buttons, or by pressing and holding
the Enter button and pressing the desired key.
Note: Ris can also be triggered and released by assigning a controller destination 163 Ri
OnO.