Kurzweil PC3LE - Quick Access Mode; Master Mode; Song Mode; Storage Mode

The Operating Modes
Using the Modes
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Ifyou’ reusingadifferentMIDIcontroller,youcanmakeuseofSetupmodeevenifyourMIDI
controllercantransmitononlyoneMIDIchannelatatime.Todothis,gototheMIDIReceive
pageinMastermode(bypressingtheRECVsoftbuttonwhileinMastermode),
andsetthe
LocalKeyboardChannelparametertoavaluethatmatchesthetransmitchannelofyourMIDI
controller.WhenyouselectSetupmode,thePC3LEwillinterpretincomingMIDIinformation
accordingtothesettingsforthecurrentlyselectedsetup.SeethediscussionoftheLocal
KeyboardChannelparameterin
Chapter10fordetails.
Quick Access Mode
Anotherfeatureforliveperformance,QuickAccessmodeenablesyoutocombineprograms
andsetupsintobanksoftenentries.Eachoftheseprogramsorsetupscanbeselectedwitha
singlealphanumericbutton.DifferentbanksareselectedwiththeChan/Zonebuttons.There’sa
selectionoffactorypresetbanks,andyou
canusetheQuickAccessEditortocreateyourown
banksandstoretheminthePC3LE’smemory.There’safulldescriptioninChapter8.
YoucanalsouseQuickAccessbanksasawaytoremapincomingoroutgoingProgramChange
commands.
Master Mode
Mastermode,describedinChapter 9,containstheparametersthatcontroltheentirePC3LE.
Globalsettingsfortuning,transposition,velocityandaftertouchsensitivity,andother
preferencesareadjustedhere.YoucanalsogettoGeneralMIDIModefromhere.
Song Mode
Songmodeenablesyoutoplaysequences(songs)storedinthePC3LE’smemory,andprovidesa
fullyfeaturedsequencerthatyoucanusetorecordsongs.Youcanalsorecordmulti‐timbrally 
viaMIDI,orloadstandardMIDIfiles(Type0or1).TheSongEditoralsoenablesyoutomodify

existingsequencesstoredinmemory.SeeChapter 10.
Storage Mode
StoragemodeletsyouloadandsaveprogramsandotherobjectsusingaUSBdevice.See
Chapter 11.