Kurzweil KME61 - Transpose, Effect Settings, and Pedal Setup

Chapter 4
Programming SP2
Transpose
Youcanuse[Transpose]buttontosettheamountoftranspositionforeachzone.Themethodis:
1.SelectanysoundfromMain,LayerorSplitsounds,whichyouwanttotranspose.
2.Press[Setup]and[Edit]button.
3.Press[Transpose]button.
4.SetavalueoftranspositionwithSoundSelectbuttons.
5.Press[Transpose]buttonagaintoconfirm.
<Figure4‐21 > showsanexampleofthetranspositionfeature.Two kinds ofpiano soundsare
layeredandthesecondpianosoundistransposedupanoctave(12st).Theresultissocalledan
“OctavePiano”sound,whichplaysinoctaveunison.
< Figure 4-21 Transposition >
Editing Effect Settings
You can change the effectsetting for setups the same way asyou do with programs. Without
changing,theeffectsettingforMainsoundwillbegloballyappliedtotheentiresetup.
Pedal Setting
Sometimes,youwanttoapplydifferentpedalsettingstodifferentsounds,especiallywhenyou
areinSplitmode.Forexample,ifyouareplayingasplitwithpianoandbasssounds,youmay
notwanttosustainyourbasssoundwithaswitchpedalasyoudowithpiano.Inthiscase,you
willwantyourswitchpedaltoworkforthepianosoundbutnotforthebass.Todothis,selecta
program, press [Setup] button and [Edit] button. While holding down [Knob Mode] button,
press your switch pedal to enable or disable the switch pedal associated with the selected
program.Thedisplaywillshowwhethertheswitchpedalisenabledordisabled.
See<Figure4‐22>
４-11