Preset Category; Preset Volume; Arp Latch; Preset Bpm - Kurzweil SP7 Grand User Manual

Multi Sound Editing
Chapter 4.

4-3-1-1 Preset Category

This parameter sets the category that the sound will be grouped into when you press one of the Category tabs or
buttons from the Sound mode.

4-3-1-2 Preset Volume

With this parameter you can set the default volume for the multi as a whole.

4-3-1-3 ARP Latch

A "latched" arpeggiator allows an arp pattern, once initially triggered, to continue to run without manually holding
down piano keys. The Common page "ARP Latch" function acts as a master switch, turning the arpeggiator latch
on/off for the whole multi.
Each of the eight Arps (A-H), in turn, has its own individual "Latch" switch (ARP / Steps menu) which determines
if that given Arp will be included in any latched arpeggiator activity.
Set the Arp Latch switch to On to enable latched arpeggiator activity. Set the Arp Latch switch to Off to stop all
latched arpeggiator activity.
Tip: Consider assigning "ARP Latch" as a destination to a button/pedal/knob for convenient use during performance.

4-3-1-3 Preset BPM

The Preset BPM parameter sets the master tempo (in beats per minute) for all tempo related elements in the
multi combination including arps and tempo related effects. Change the tempo value by pressing the -5, -1, +1,
+5 increment buttons or by tapping on the BPM field to access a numeric keypad and type in desired values.

4-3-2 Zone 1-16

In addition to the common parameters affecting all zones, each zone can be individually edited and further
customized by selecting the desired zone from the tabs on the left. Each zone uses the same MIDI channel as its
zone number (zone 1= channel 1, zone 2 = channel 2, etc). Zone Edit settings are grouped into 8 subpages:
General, Keys, Envelope, Filter, Vibrato, Portamento, AuxSend, and Misc (Miscellaneous).
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4-3-2-1 General

The General tab is for Program selection, Type (Sound
vs Drum), Activate On/Off, FX Bus selection, Arpeggia-
tor (ARP) selection, Transpose, Pan, Volume, and
Destination.