Program Edit Source Names; Params Page Parameter Destination; Params Page Parameter Shared Assignments - Kurzweil Flash Play PC4 Musician's Manual

Program Edit Mode
The PARAMS Page

Program Edit Source Names

When assigning a physical controller or CC number to a Program Edit source field, the
source field will show a default MIDI CC number (the destination), followed by the assigned
physical controller name or MIDI CC number (the control name). For example assigning
Slider 1 shows "12 Slider 1", and assigning MIDI CC 5 shows "5 MIDI 5").
Note: If a parameter assignment is changed on the PARAMS page using the Control
column, the Program Edit source field will update the control name, while maintaining the
same destination number. For example, in a clear Program assign the DSP MOD page Pitch
Source 1 to "12 Slider 1". A "Pitch" parameter will appear on the Parameters page, with its
Control set to Slider 1. On the PARAMS page, change Pitch Control column to Slider 2.
The DSP MOD page Pitch Source 1 field will now show "12 Slider 2".

PARAMS Page Parameter Destination

On the PARAMS page, press the EDIT button to see a Parameter's Destination field. A
parameter's Destination is automatically set when the Parameter is created, and can not be
changed.
A PARAMS page Parameter will control any Program Edit or FX Edit parameter which has
it's source field set to the same destination number. When an assigned Program Edit source
field is selected, you can jump to selecting the controlling PARAMS page parameter by
pressing the EDIT button.

PARAMS Page Parameter Shared Assignments

When assigning a physical controller or CC number to a source field, a Parameter is
automatically added to the PARAMS Page with the name of the first assigned Program Edit
parameter.
If you assign a source field to a destination number that is already used by a parameter
on the PARAMS page, a new parameter will not be added to the PARAMS page. The
new assignment will share the existing Parameter on the PARAMS page (Name, Control
assignment and initial Value). The existing Parameter will control multiple assignments, but
the existing Parameter's name will not change to reflect this. You can edit the Parameter name
by selecting the Parameter and pressing the EDIT button to access the parameter edit page.
See Parameter Edit on page 3-9
3-12
for details.