Output; Auxiliary Send, Type And Mod - Kurzweil Forte Manual

Program Edit Mode
The FX Page

Output

The Output parameter specifies the rear panel analog output pair to which the selected aux
bus is routed. Setting the Output to A routes the signal of the selected bus to output pair A.
Setting the Output to B routes the signal of the selected bus to output pair B. This is useful
if you want to control the processed Aux signal with an external mixer or process the signal
with additional external effects.

Auxiliary Send, Type and Mod

The Aux Send parameters determine how much of the the Program's signal is sent to each
Aux FX Chain. The send values are set either in dB or wet/dry percent. When Global
Mode User Type is set to Advanced, the Type and Mod parameters appear. Type determines
whether dB or percent is used, and Mod selects a physical controller which can scale the Aux
send value.
When type is set to %, the Aux send works as a wet/dry mix, so that as you turn up the Aux
send, the program's unprocessed signal is turned down. With an Aux send set to 50% you
hear an equal amount of processed and unprocessed signal (called wet and dry, respectively.)
With an Aux send set to 100% you hear only the processed (wet) signal and none of the
original unprocessed (dry) signal. Typically it's best to set Type to % when a continuous
controller (like a Slider) is assigned to the Mod parameter, because it will give the controller
more usable range then when set to dB.
When Type is set to dB, the Aux send level is set in dB and works more like a traditional
send on an audio mixing board. Setting Type to dB is useful for setting a precise send value.
The level of signal sent to the Chain is set in dB, the higher the value the more processed
signal you will hear. When the Aux send level is set in dB, the unprocessed signal does not
get turned down as the Aux send is turned up.
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