Program Mode and the Program Editor
The KEYMAP Page
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Hold Until Decay (TilDec)
When on, this parameter causes all notes in the layer to sustain through all three attack
segments in their amplitude envelopes even if the notes have been released. Looped amplitude
envelopes will not loop, however, if the notes are released before reaching the end of the final
attack segment. Notes will go into their normal releases if they are released after the envelope
has looped. When set to Off, notes will release as soon as a Note Off message is generated.
The KEYMAP Page
Press the KEYMAP soft button to call up the KEYMAP page. The parameters on this page affect
sample root selection—which samples are played on which keys.
EditProg:KEYMAP||||||||||||<>Layer:1/1||
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KeyMap:1|Grand|Piano|||||||||Stereo:Off|
Xpose|:0ST||||||||TimbreShift|:0ST||||||
KeyTrk:100ct/key||PlayBackMode:Normal|||
VelTrk:0ct||||||||AltControl||:OFF||||||
SmpSkp:Auto|||||||AltMethod|||:Switched|
<more||ALG||||LAYER||KEYMAP|PITCH||more>
Keymap
Assign a ROM or RAM keymap to the current layer. Keymaps are collections of samples
assigned to note and velocity ranges. There are nearly 200 ROM keymaps to choose from. You’ll
find a list of them in the Musician’s Reference.
Transpose (Xpose)
Transpose the current keymap up or down as much as 60 semitones (5 octaves).
Parameter Range of Values Default
Keymap Keymap List 1 Grand Piano
Transpose ± 60 Semitones 0
Key Tracking ± 2400 Cents per key 100
Velocity Tracking ± 7200 Cents 0
Sample Skipping Auto, Off, On Auto
Stereo Off, On Off
Timbre Shift ± 60 Semitones 0
Playback Mode Norm, Rvrs, Bidirectional, Noise, ADAT 1—8 Normal
Alt Control Control Source List Off
Alt Method Switched, Continuous Switched
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