Kurzweil K2661 Musician's Manual page 196

Basic Effects Mode
A More Complex Studio
This input is configured to be stereo. It has a large bass boost: 12.0 dB of everything at 370 Hz
and below, which adds a strong low-frequency emphasis to the signal being ring-modulated. Its
signal is being sent only to the first FXBus. The stereo separation (Width) of the signal is at
maximum.
Use the Chan/Bank Up button to go to Input B.
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This is the flute, coming from the program's KDFX-B outputs. It is also stereo. The incoming
signal has a strong treble boost on it. It is sent directly to FXBus2 at unity gain and full width.
Play on the flute part of the keyboard, and the arrow next to B flashes.
The other two inputs, C and D, are not assigned to any FXBus.
AuxFX Bus
Now let's look at the Auxiliary FX Bus (Aux bus). Press more>, then the AUXFX soft button to
look at its page.
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Here is an FX preset called MedWarmPlate, which is just what it sounds like: a medium-sized,
warm-sounding plate reverb. It has two bus overrides, Wet/Dry mix, and Output Gain. The
Wet/Dry level is set to 100%, because the reverb can be applied to any of this studio's FXBuses.
You set the actual wet/dry mix for these with the Aux and Mix levels on the FXSEND pages. By
keeping the reverb level on the Aux bus set to 100%, you avoid mixing in a non-reverbed signal
twice.
Since both Insert FXBuses have signal going to the Aux Bus, the arrow next to Aux will flash as
long as any signal processing is going on in either of the insert FXBuses.
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