Note Processing Parameters; Note Velocity Features - Kurzweil ExpressionMate User Manual

Note Processing Parameters

Controller parameters 124Ð134 allow you to set note values, note
velocity values, and how notes will be played by physical
controllers.
PARAMETER
124 Note Low Key (NtLowKey)
125 Note High Key (NtHighKey)
126 Note Transpose (Nt Xpose)
127 Note Velocity Curve (NtVl Curv)
128 Note Vel. Curve Amount (NtVlCrvAm) 0–8
129 Note Velocity Scale (NtVlScale)
130 Note Velocity Offset (NtVlOffst)
131 CC Note Scale (CCNoteScl)
132 CC Note Velocity (CCNoteVel)
133 CC Note Transpose (CCNoteXpo)
134 Zone Note Map (Note Map)
The Keyrange parameters (NtLowKey, NtHighKey) let you set
the key range that will be processed by the Controller Editor
functions. Notes below or above the keyrange will not be audible,
and will not be sent to the Arpeggiator. It is also possible to set
the Note Low Key to a value above the Note High Key. This can
be used to block the merging of unprocessed notes when more
than one Arpeggiator Zone is using the same note source. For
more on this read the Note Source section in the Arpeggiator
chapter, and the MergeUnPro section in the Global Functions
chapter.
Note Transpose (Nt Xpose) allows you to transpose a ZoneÕs note
output up or down a little more than 3 octaves. A value of zero is
the original pitch.

Note Velocity Features

The next group of parameters Ð Note Velocity Curve (NtVl
Curv), Note Velocity Curve Amount (NtVlCrvAm), Note
Velocity Scale (NtVlScale), and Note Velocity Offset (NtVlOffst)
Editing and Creating Setups
Note Processing Parameters
RANGE OF VALUES
C-1 – G9
C-1 – G9
-64 – 63, Ctlr #39
Curve List (See Text)
-300 – 300
-127 – 127
ROM scales (described in follow-
ing section), Arp latch, 8 User,
Ctlr #46
0-127, Ctlr #44
-64 - +63, Ctlr #43
Off, Linear, Inverse, Constant, 1-
of-2, 2-of-2, 1-of-3, 2-of-3, 3-of-3,
1-of-4, 2-of-4, 3-of-4, 4-of-4
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