Kurzweil PC3LE6 Musician's Manual page 238

Tutorials: Setup Mode
Assigning A Single Knob To Control Relative Volume In Different Zones
11. With Ctrl selected in the DestType field, use the cursor buttons to select the Dest field. In the Dest
12. Now we will set an offset for Zone 3. On the Controllers page for Knob 1, Zone 3, use the cursor
Knob 1 (labeled Mod on the front panel) should now control the volume of the pads on Zones 2
and 3 (if not, review the previous steps.) Zone 3 will always be 14 MIDI volume steps below
Zone 2 because of the Offset parameter.
13. To finish, press the Exit button to the right of the display to exit the Setup Editor and save your
In setup example above, if we turn Knob 1 so that it is sending a MIDI controller value of 10, the
MIDI volume of Zone 2 would be set to 10, and the offset on Zone 3 would mean that Zone 3's
volume is supposed to be -4. Since MIDI controller values don't go below 0, the MIDI volume of
Zone 3 would be set to 0, and the Zone would not be heard. In this case, Zone 3's volume would
be set to 0 for any Knob 1 value of 14 or less. This is a disadvantage of using the Offset method,
but it can also be used creatively as a way to "mute" (set volume to 0) a Zone below a certain
volume.
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field, press 7 and then the Enter button on the alphanumeric pad to choose Volume. You can also
use the Alpha Wheel or - / + buttons to select a destination in the Dest field.
buttons to select the Offset field. On the alphanumeric pad press the +/- button, then 14, then the
Enter button to enter -14 as an offset value.
changes to this setup under a new ID#. See The Setup Editor section at the beginning of this
chapter for details on saving when you exit the Setup Editor.