Kurzweil PC4 SE - Page 107

Multi Edit Mode
Arpeggiator, CC Seq and Riff Page
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Local
When Local is set to O, notes will only be played by the ri. When Local is set to On,
notes in the current zone can be played normally by the keyboard, and by the ri.
Loop
When Loop is set to O, the ri will play once until it is retriggered. When Loop is set to
On, the ri will play in a loop until a key in the Release Range is released.
Riff Tempo
Use the Ri Tempo parameter to set the tempo of your ri. With Ri Tempo set to Song,
the ris original tempo from song mode will be used. With Ri Tempo set to Multi, the
tempo set on the Multi Edit Common page will be used. e Multi setting is useful for
tempo syncing dierent ris or arpeggiators. With Ri Tempo set to External, the ri will
sync to external MIDI clock. You can also manually choose a tempo by selecting a value from
20 to 400.
Trigger Master
e Trigger Master parameter determines which zone a ri will sync to when triggered. is
allows you to trigger ris in sync with other ris or arpeggios by syncing to the beat of ris or
arpeggios in other zones.
For example, if you have a drum ri in zone 1 and a bass ri in zone 2, you may always want
the bass ri in zone 2 to sync to the drum ri in zone 1. In this case you would set the bass
ri Trigger Master to Ri Zone 1.
You may want to have a little more freedom and not be tied to the drum ri as the main
“timekeeper.” Maybe you want to start with the bass ri and have the drum ri start later. In
this case you would set Trigger Master to First Ri. With this setting, the ri will look for
the rst available ri to sync to. So if both the drum ri and the bass ri have this parameter
set to First Ri, the ri that is started rst will be the master. If the bass ri starts rst, the
drum ri will see that as the rst available ri to sync to and will do so. If the drum ri is
started rst, the bass ri will see that as the rst available ri to sync to and will do so. is
can be very handy if you have multiple ris and want to do some live remixing; you could
have the drums drop out, and—as long is there is a ri playing—they will sync back up
when triggered again.
You can also choose First Arp, which behaves the same way as First Ri, but makes your ri
look for the rst available arpeggiator to sync to. A setting of First Ri/Arp will sync the ri
to the rst available ri or arpeggiator.
Note: If you have multiple ris or arpeggiators already playing when using First Ri, First
Arp, or First Ri/Arp for the current ri, the current ri will sync to the ri or arpeggiator of
the lowest numbered zone that has a ri or arpeggiator playing.