Cntrls (Controller Overrides Page) - Kurzweil FORTE SE Musician's Manual

Global Mode
SONG (Song Mode)

CNTRLS (Controller Overrides Page)

Select the CNTRLS soft button to enter this page.
Switch Pedal Overrides
The Switch Pedal Override parameters (SW1a-SW2b Override) allow the controller
assignments for the Switch Pedals to be changed for all Programs and Multis. (KB3 organ
programs have a separate override for the SW1a pedal, see the Rotary Override section below
for details). The alternative assignments available for the Switch Pedal Overrides include
the standard pedal controls of Sustain, Sostenuto and Soft as well as DataInc, DataDec,
FavoriteInc and FavoriteDec, which can be used to change Programs, Multis or Favorites
by using a pedal. The Arp On/Off and Arp Latch assignments allow for easy control of
arpeggiator functions.
Use the DataInc and DataDec assignments (data increment/decrement) to select the next or
previous ID when you depress the pedal. If you are in Program mode, DataInc and DataDec
will select the next or previous Program. If you are in Multi mode, DataInc and DataDec will
select the next or previous Multi.
Use the FavoriteInc and FavoriteDec assignments (Favorite increment/decrement) to
select the next or previous Favorite when you depress the pedal. If you are not playing any
Favorites, FavoriteInc and FavoriteDec will select the first Favorite, or the last Favorite that
was selected since turning on the Forte SE.
Use the Arp On/Off and Arp Latch assignments to easily control arpeggiator functions.
The Arp On/Off assignment allows you to toggle the arpeggiator on and off by pressing
a switch pedal. The Arp Latch assignment allows you to latch held notes to be played by
the arpeggiator by holding down a switch pedal. When using the Arp Latch assignment,
make sure the arpeggiator is turned on. Play the notes you wish to latch, press and hold the
assigned pedal, then release the notes. The notes will continue to arpeggiate until the pedal is
released.
In Multi Edit Mode, if a pedal is selected which has a pedal override enabled in Global
mode, a message "(Global Override)" will display when that pedal is viewed to remind you
that the Global mode pedal override settings are being used instead of the Multi mode pedal
settings.
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