Kurzweil Flash Play PC4 - Note Value; MIDI Dest; Seq State; Sequence

Program Edit Mode
The CC Sequencer (CC SEQ) Page
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When the Sync parameter is set to Arp with Reset, the sequence begins playing only when
the program’s arpeggiator is playing, and it restarts whenever it reaches the end of the
sequence, or whenever the program’s arpeggiator restarts its sequence.
e AnyOther CCSeq setting only applies to Multi Mode. When the Sync parameter is
set to AnyOther CCSeq, the sequence begins playing as soon as the Multi is selected, and
it restarts whenever it reaches the end of the sequence, or whenever a CC Sequence for a
program in another Zone begins or restarts.
Note Value
e Note Value parameter sets the number of steps that will be played per beat. e tempo is
based on quarter notes. erefore, if you set Note Value to 1/4, you will get one step per beat
of the clock. At 1/16, you will get 4 steps per beat, and so forth.
MIDI Dest
e MIDI Dest parameter sets the MIDI destination for the CC messages generated by the
CC Sequencer. You can send CC messages to a PC4 Program, to the MIDI Out ports, to the
USB port, or to any combination of these destinations.
By default, CC messages are sent to all possible destinations. When using the PC4 to control
or layer with external MIDI instruments, you may wish to send CC messages only to certain
destinations.
In Program Mode, when the MIDI Dest parameter is set to Zone, the CC messages will be
sent to the PC4 Program and to the MIDI and USB ports.
In Multi Mode, when the MIDI Dest parameter is set to Zone, the CC messages will be sent
to the destination set by the Zone’s Main page Destination parameter.
Seq State
e CC Sequencer can play 4 simultaneous sequences which can each control a dierent
parameter or CC number. Use the Seq State parameter to turn the selected sequence On or
O.
Sequence
e CC Sequencer can play four simultaneous sequences which can each control a dierent
parameter or CC number. Use the Sequence parameter to select one of four sequences to
edit. You can also use the SEQ- and SEQ+ soft buttons to select one of the four sequences.