1.3 - HOW THE KURZWEIL 250 WORKS
This section describes briefly how the Kurzweil 250 controls
work. Refer to the Kurzweil 250 rUser's Guide for more detailed
information. Since this is a
complex instrument, always confirm
that
a problem
truly
exists before
attempting
to·
service the
i nstru ment.
1.3.1 -
Masters
Section
The group of slider controls
in
the Masters section controls the
overall sounds that the instrument makes.
TUN
E - Use this slider control to control the overall pitch of
all active voices.
INSTRUMENT GROUPS A & B - These two sliders move two
different,
assignable instrument groups from left to right in
the stereo image.
VOlUM
E - This controls overall volume.
1.3.2
-
Assignments
Section
This section
of
the Front Panel controls are used primarily
during live performance.
Each of the three
vertical sliders can
be
assigned to control one
of approximately
20
different functions such as tremolo, pitch bend,
vibrato,
legato, attack, decay and sustain. By using these controls,
you can simulate a wide variety of playing techniques, including a
full variety of synthetic effects.
Musicians can
also assign the foot pedals and Mod
levers
using
switches
in
this section.
Kurzwell
250
Service Manual, Chapter 1
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