Kurzweil Mark-Pro 3i Owner's Manual page 19

Sound Select Procedure
To select any given sound involves 3 steps.
1. Select a bank
2. Select the desired instrument type by pressing one of the 8Category buttons.
Each category button can select between 2 categories as printed above each button.
The LED light within the button indicates which category you have currently selected. A
Red light means you selected the upper printed category and Green means the lower.
(For example, on the same button, Red=Piano1, Green=Strings)
3. Select a program by using the second, lower row of 1~8 Sound Select buttons.
Note: You do not necessarily need to perform all 3 steps to change sounds.
If the next sound you wish to select exists within the same, current category, simply press
another program button (step 3). If the next sound you wish to select exists within the
same bank, but different category, you only need to perform steps 2 and 3. And so on.
Try to select the 'Slow String' program and play.
The 'Slow String' program is in Primary Bank.
(Please refer to page 41-51 for the complete sound listing.)
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3.
Drum Key Assignments
Drums Sounds are assigned to various keys across the keyboard. The picture on the following
page displays the various drum maps that are available.
There are three drum maps in the Mark Pro 3i. With three alternative drum sound-to-key layouts
available, you can choose the one that you find easiest to play or best suits your application. In
particular, if you're playing sequenced drum parts that are recorded according to General MIDI
(GM) specifications, you can quickly configure the Mark Pro 3i to play the correct GM drum
sounds. By default, the drum map is set to 1 Normal. To change the drum map, please refer to
page 33.
Select the Primary bank by pressing the [Bank] button until the display reads "Bank: 0
Primary".
Press the [Piano/String] button until its LED turn to green.
Press the [ 2 ] sound select button to select the 'Slow String' Program.
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