Kurzweil PC4 SE - Page 140

Global Mode
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PrgChangeMode
e Program Change Mode (PrgChangeMode) parameter determines the format of program
change messages received by the PC4 SE.
Program Change Type For Use With
Extended
Bank changes and Program changes. A bank has 128
IDs. This is for controlling the PC4 SE from a generic
MIDI device or software.
K2600
Bank changes and Program changes. A bank has 100
IDs. The PC4 SE will recognize 21 banks, from 0 to 20.
This is for controlling the PC4 SE from a K2600. With
MIDI out from a K2600 into the MIDI in of the PC4 SE,
if you select a Program number in the K2600, the same
Program number will be selected in the PC4 SE.
Favorites For use with other PC4 SE’s.
Local Kbd Chan (Local Keyboard Channel)
e Local Keyboard Channel enables an external MIDI keyboard to function as if it is the
PC4 SE’s keyboard and physical controllers. is allows all Channels/Zones of a Multi to
be played simultaneously from an external MIDI keyboard transmitting on a single MIDI
channel (or a single MIDI channel of a sequencer), with split and layered Zones laid out
across the external MIDI keyboard. To do this, set Local Kbd Chan to the same MIDI
channel that your external MIDI keyboard or sequencer is transmitting.
If you are not using an external MIDI device to play Multis, you can ignore this parameter
and leave it set to None. When Local Keyboard Channel is set to None, an external MIDI
device transmitting on one channel will only play one Channel/Zone of a Multi.
In Program Mode, an external MIDI keyboard or sequencer transmitting on the Local Kbd
Chan will always play the Program on the currently selected Program Mode MIDI channel.
Sysex ID
e SysEx ID parameter determines the ID number for the unit if you are using more than
one device with the same MIDI manufacturer ID number. You can set this parameter to any
number from 0 to 127.
Unless you have multiple PC4 SE keyboards receiving Sysex messages from a single source,
you will not need to change the Sysex ID from the default setting of 0.