Kurzweil K2500 - Page 162

Index-ii
Polyphonic pressure
6-11
Random variants 1 and 2
6-11
Release state
6-12
Release velocity
6-11
Sample playback rate
6-12
Sync state
6-9
Velocity triggers 1 and 2
6-11
Volume control 6-8
D
Data (MIDI 06) 6-4
Data decrement (MIDI 97) 6-6
Data increment (MIDI 96) 6-6
Descriptions of control sources 6-4
Diagnostics 9-2
Disk 1-6
Disk button 1-6
Disk Size Restrictions 10-1
Double button presses 1-7, 1-8
Dumping samples via SMDI 10-7
E
Edit button 1-6
Edit compare 1-6
Effects button 1-6
Effects bypass 1-6
Effects configurations 3-1
Effects Controller Numbers 3-2
Effects depth (MIDI 91) 6-6
Ensemble tuning C-1
Envelopes 2 and 3 6-12
Expression (MIDI 11) 6-5
F
Farm A-1
Floppy disk drive maintenance 9-1
Foot (MIDI 04) 6-4
Freeze pedal (MIDI 69) 6-6
Front panel reference 1-1
FUN1, FUN2 6-11
FUN3, FUN4 6-12
FX bypass 1-6
G
GAttVel control source 6-13
GKeyNum control source 6-13
Global ASR2 6-8
Global effects 3-1
Global FUN2 6-8
Global FUN4 6-8
Global LFO phase 6-8
Global LFO2 6-8
Global phase 1 and 2 6-9
Global random variant 1 and 2 6-10
Ground hum 9-3
H
Headphones 8-2
I
Impact
K2000 compatability B-4
Intonation tables 5-3
Inverse attack velocity 6-10
J
Jump to page 1-6
K
K2000
SysEx compatibility 11-1
K2000 Compatibility Disks B-1
K2500 and Macintosh Computers 10-3
K2500 Features 13-1
K2500 Program Farm A-1
Key number 6-10
Key numbers 5-1
Key state 6-10
Keymaps
list of 2-14
L
Layers
Muting 1-6
Legato switch (MIDI 75) 6-6
LFO shapes 4-1
LFO1 6-11
LFO1 phase 6-11
LFO2 6-12
LFO2 phase 6-12
Loop state 6-12
M
Main Control Source list 6-7
Maintenance and Prevention 9-1
Mark pages 1-6
Master button 1-6
Memory bank ID allottments 2-13
Memory management 8-1
MIDI
Key and note numbers 5-1
Sample dumps 10-4
MIDI button 1-6