Kurzweil PC4 SE Musician's Manual page 71

Program Edit Mode
MIDI CC Step Sequencer Page
Save CC Seq Preset
If you have adjusted any CC Sequencer settings, you have the option of saving a new CC Seq
Preset to a User location, where it will be available to use with other Programs and Multis.
All settings on the CC Sequencer page are saved as part of the CC Seq preset (except for the
State parameter, which is stored with the Program/Multi). If you don't save a CC Seq preset,
the CC Sequencer settings will still be saved with the current Program or Multi.
In Program Edit Mode, press the FAVORITES 1 button to initiate a save. In Multi Edit
Mode, press the SAVE button to initiate a save. You will have the option to select the ID
number and name for your CC Seq preset.
State
Use the State parameter to turn the CC Sequencer On or Off.
In Program Mode, the State parameter can also be controlled by pressing the CC SEQ
button in the front panel ARPEGGIATOR section.
In Multi Mode, the State parameter is shown for each Zone in the CC Sequencer column of
the Arpeggiator, CC Sequencer and Riff page.
In Multi Mode, State can also be controlled in each Zone by the front panel CC SEQ
button. In each Multi, the CC SEQ button must be assigned for each Zone on the Multi
Edit Controls page by setting the Controller Mode to MIDI CC, MIDI Dest to 148 (CC
Seq On/Off), On Value to 127 and Off Value to 0. State can also be controlled with other
controllers on the Multi Edit Controls page by using Destination 148 (CC Seq On/Off).
Number Steps
Use the Number Steps parameter to set the number of steps in the sequence.
Sync
When the State parameter is set to On, the Sync parameter determines when the CC
sequence will re-start.
When the Sync parameter is set to Free Run, the sequence begins playing as soon as the
program is selected, and it restarts whenever it reaches the end of the sequence.
When the Sync parameter is set to Every Note, the sequence begins playing as soon as the
program is selected, and it restarts whenever it reaches the end of the sequence, or whenever a
new note is played.
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