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NOTES:
Lower
Program
selects the
Program which
sounds
when
playing
keys lower
than
the
split
point.
Split
point
sets
the
keyboard
position
at
which
the
sounds
are separated.
Upper Program
selects the
Program which
sounds
when
playing
keys
higher than
the
split
point.
*
Split
point
is
the
lowest
key
in
the
upper Program.
Lower
Level
sets
the level
(volume)
of
the
lower Program.
The
volume,
when
set to
99
is
the
full
volume
as
set in
the
Program
parameter,
and 0 mutes
the
Program
completely.
Lower
Panpot
assigns the
output of
the
lower
Program
to
outputs
A
through D.
The
selection
is
as
follows:
A,
A:B
(9:1 to 1:9),
B, C,
C
+
D, and D.
Damper
has
no
effect
on
the
lower
Program
when Lower Damper
is
set to
DIS.
Upper
Level
sets
the level
(volume) of
the
upper Program.
The
volume,
when
set to
99
is
the
full
volume
as
set in
the
Program
parameter,
and
0
mutes
the
Program
completely.
Upper
Panpot
assigns the output of
the
upper
Program
to
outputs
A
through
D.
The
selection
is
as
follows:
A,
A:B
(9:1 to 1:9),
B, C,
C
+ D, and
D.
Damper
has
no
effect
on
the
upper
Program
when Upper Damper
is
set to
DIS.
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