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Multi Mode
Controllers
VARIATION Button
In Factory Multis, the VARIATION button will typically enable layer an effect. The name
of the current assignment for each Zone is shown in the Display when the button is pressed.
The VARIATION button can be enabled or disabled for each Zone in Multi Edit Mode.
ARPEGGIATOR Section
The Arpeggiator takes note input from the keyboard and outputs a rhythmic and/or melodic
pattern of MIDI notes. The Arpeggiator can affect both the internal Programs and external
MIDI instruments. The Arpeggiator settings for each Zone can be adjusted in Multi Edit
Mode.
Use the ARP button to turn on and off the Arpeggiator in each Zone. Each Zone in a Multi
has an arpeggiator, allowing up to 16 simultaneous arpeggiations.
Use the LATCH button to latch the arpeggiator, which allows notes to continue arpeggiating
after keys have been released.
TEMPO Section
Use the TEMPO section to set the tempo of the current multi. The Multi tempo typically
sets the tempo of the Arpeggiator, riffs, and the rate of tempo synced LFOs and FX (such
as Delay). To set the tempo press the TAP button a few times at the desired rate, or use the
TEMPO knob.
SW1 (SUSTAIN) and SW2 Pedals
The SW1 (SUSTAIN) pedal defaults to controlling sustain, which will sustain any note that
is played while the pedal is pressed, for as long as the pedal is held.
For KB3 Organ Programs, the SW1 (SUSTAIN) pedal controls the Rotary Speaker speed,
changing between fast and slow. The Display shows "KB3" when a Multi containing a KB3
Program is selected.
The SW2 pedal defaults to controlling Sostenuto, which will sustain notes from any keys that
are being held when the pedal is pressed, for as long as the pedal is held.
The SW1 (SUSTAIN) and SW2 pedals can be enabled, disabled, or reassigned for each Zone
in Multi Edit Mode. Because of this, the pedals may function differently for each Zone in
each Multi.
Global Mode can be used to set pedal overrides, which can change the pedal assignments for
all Multis.
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