Kurzweil K2661 Musician's Manual page 203

Setting Up FXMods
How do you set up FXMods? That's back on the KDFX page in the Setup Editor. Exit the Studio
Editor (if you have made any changes, don't save them—that will only confuse things!), then
press the KDFX soft button. Listed here are the FXMods for this setup:
The first FXMod affects the signal on the FX1 bus, as shown by the Bus parameter. Param
indicates which parameter is affected on the FX1 bus—in this case, the In/Out parameter. The
Adjust parameter defines the initial condition of the parameter controlled on this bus—in this
case, the In/Out parameter has an initial value of Out (disengaged).
The Source parameter determines what MIDI Controller affects the In/Out parameter. For the
first FXMod it's SoftPd (that's MIDI 67, which is Soft Pedal according to the MIDI specification,
and which the K2661 uses as the default destination for Switch Pedal 3). While this setup is
current, any K2661 controller—be it a wheel, slider, ribbon, or button—that's programmed to
send MIDI 67 will affect the In/Out parameter on the FX1 bus of this studio.
The Depth parameter defines how much the soft pedal affects the In/Out value, and here it is 1.
For parameters with binary value, likes In/Out or On/Off, the Depth parameter can have only
three values: 1, 0, or -1. If it is set to 1 or -1, then changing the state of the Source (in this case,
depressing the soft pedal), changes the parameter's state—in this case, going from Out to In. (If
it's set to 0, then the Source has no effect on the value of the parameter.)
Now look at the second FXMod. It sets the Aux Lvl on the FX1 bus to an initial value -55 dB. The
Source, MIDI 27, can raise that level by as much as 52 dB, to put it at -3 dB. You can hear this in
action when you move Slider G (which defaults to MIDI 27) while you play this patch.
FXBus 2
Let's go back into the Studio Editor and look at FXBus 2. Highlight the studio name on the
EditSetup:KDFX page, then press Edit; then press the upper Chan/Bank button to change buses.
Here's our piano and string pad, going through an FX preset called 206*Fast&RichChorus.
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Basic Effects Mode
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