Kurzweil KME61 - Splitting the Keyboard and Split Point

Chapter 4
Programming SP2
5. One more push of [Main] button will turn off the LED on the button and the Main
soundwillbemuted.Thedisplaywillindicatesthisbyshowingadot(.).
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<Figure4‐3>
Split
Splitting is playing two or more programs on different parts of the keyboard. For example,
usingthesplitfeature,youcanplayapianosoundintheupperregisterandbasssoundinthe
lower register within a single SP2 instrument. Pressing [Split] button will flash the LED on it
andthedisplaywilllooklike<Figure4‐4>.
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<Figure4‐4Thedisplayindicatesthattheaddedsplitis053BassGuitar>
YoucanselectasplitsoundwithSoundSelectbuttonlikewhenyouselectsoundsforlayering
andtheSP2splitsthekeyboardatapredeterminedpointwhichbydefault,isAb3.
♦SplitPoint
Ifyouwanttochangethisautomaticsplitpoint,pressandholddown[Layer]and[Split]button
atthesametime.TheSP2willindicatethecurrentsplitpointinthedisplay.Triggerakeywhich
youwanttobeanewsplitpoint.That’sit.Youhaveanewsplitpoint.
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<Figure4‐5SplitPoint>
Also, [Layer] button and [Main] button can be used to change or mute the corresponding
sounds.Asyouseein<Chart4‐1>,thedisplayindicatesmutestatuswithadot(.).
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