Kurzweil PC4 SE - Page 97

Multi Edit Mode
Miscellaneous Page
5-9
Xpose
e Xpose parameter sets the transposition of each Zone. e Xpose parameter changes the
pitches generated by each Zone, without changing the Key Low and Key High range on the
keyboard. is is done by changing the MIDI note numbers generated by the keys in the
Zone.
If you transpose out of the range of the selected Program in the selected Zone, notes from
that Zone’s Program will not produce sound, though MIDI notes will still be transmitted
from the Zone.
Entry Pan / Vol
Entry Pan and Entry Vol determine the Pan and Volume of each Zone when the Multi is
selected. ese parameters are the same as the Pan and Vol parameters on the Overview page,
for details see “Pan” on page 5-4 and “Vol” on page 5-4. e parameters are shown on the
Miscellaneous page for convenience when setting the Exit Pan / Vol parameters.
Exit Pan / Vol
Exit Pan and Exit Vol determine the Pan and Volume of each Zone when the Multi is exited
by selecting another Multi or Program. You can set this parameter to None, or 0-127.
Exit Pan and Exit Vol should typically be set to a value of “None”, which sends no message.
To select a value of None, scroll below 0. Setting an Exit Value to 0-127 can be useful for
advanced MIDI congurations and when controlling external MIDI instruments or software.
For example, an Exit Vol message of 0 could silence an external MIDI instrument when
exiting a Multi. For Zones which are playing local programs, Exit Vol should typically be set
to None to avoid unwanted volume changes when selecting Multis.
Bend Range Up / Down
e Bend Range Up / Down parameters set the pitch bend up and pitch bend down range
of the PITCH WHEEL for each Zone. Use these parameters to set how much the pitch will
change when you move the PITCH WHEEL up or down. Change the Bend Up or Bend
Down values by using the ALPHA WHEEL, or use the keypad function of the CATEGORY
buttons to type a value (0-88) followed by pressing the ENTER button.
A value of “Prog” can also be selected, which will use the respective BendRange Up or
BendRange Down value of the Program in the selected the Zone. A value of “Prog” can be
entered by using the ALPHA WHEEL to scroll below 0.
Bend Up values greater than 12 can cause samples to bend to their maximum upward pitch
before the PITCH WHEEL is fully up.