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Tutorials: Setup Mode
Using And Editing A Split Program Setup
(three half-steps above middle C, which is C4) on the PC3LE’s keyboard (see below.) You
can also set the desired key name in the HiKey field by using the Alpha Wheel or - / + buttons.
5. Next, use the Chan/Zone buttons to select Zone 2, viewable in the top right corner of screen.
This will bring you to the KEY-VEL page for Zone 2 (see below.)
6. On the KEY-VEL page for Zone 2, use the cursor buttons to highlight the LoKey field. This field
sets the lower limit of the key range for Zone 2, which contains the piano program. Let’s make the
lower end of this Zone end an octave higher by changing the LoKey field from E3 to E4. To do
this, select the LoKey field, hold the Enter button on the alphanumeric pad and play E4 (the E
two whole steps above middle C) on the PC3LE’s keyboard (see below.) You can also set the
desired key name in the LoKey field by using the Alpha Wheel or - / + buttons. Using the piano
keyboard to set high and low note ranges is an example of intuitive entry. You can read
more about intuitive entry in Chapter 3, User Interface Basics.
Use the same methods to set the key range for any Zone. To finish, press the Exit button to the right
of the display to exit the Setup Editor and save your changes to this setup under a new ID#. See The Setup
Editor section at the beginning of this chapter for details on saving when you exit the Setup
Editor.
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