Transpose Functions - bit MIDI MASTER KEYBOARD Owner's Manual

. •
TRANSPOSE FUNCTIONS
Flexibility is the na~e of the gaee here too: you'll find the •GENERAL
TRANSPOSE• s"itch (lower right corner of the Keyboard Table on
the front panel) useful for standardized pitch adjust~ents. It lets
you tran~pose the pitch of the Nhole keyboard do"n
by
one or tNo
octaves. Hore sophisticated de~ands are met
using the TRANSPOSE
function, which alloNs individual adjust•ent of pitch in se•i-tone
steps for each of your prograaaed Split Zones.
If you tried our earlier exa•ple for progra••ing Split Zones INith
Split Points set to C3 and C5>, you probably found chords played in
the left zone sounded too low. Ne can now use the TRANSPOSE f~nction
to fiK that. <TRANSPOSE Nill also take care of
any
NIDI units that
1ight have been playing in the wrong key so far!)
LEFT
RIGHT
PATCH
CENTER
VALUE
ADDRESS
., KBD. MAP·
e
MIDI CH.
88 88 88 88
You should have the general idea behind setting these parameters
by
now, and this is no eKceptionJ first go into TRANSPOSE iode by
pressing the
•scROLL•
key until the •TRANSPOSE• LED co•es on, Select
the zone you want to transpose by pressing the white key under the
appropriate display, which will show the current value of the lowest
note jn the zone. Then enter a new value: either
by
typing the
key
number on
the
numeric pad, using the +/-buttons, or
by
playing the
note you want on the keyboard while holding the white button doNn~ In
our example after selecting LEFT ZONE, the display will show •1•
<which tells you that the current value for C1
1
the loNest key in this
zone, is set to •1• - the first key on the keyboard, or botto•
Cl.
You
can then trans~ose to a aore har1onious pitch!
The TRANSPOSE function will also operate in overlapping Split Zones -
clever, isn't it?
TRANSPOSE EXAMPLE
1-- - --- -- ------- --- -- - - --- ---- ------ - ------72
IH ''
n
I H
' ' H I
B 1,"
m
1' ''
IH
1'
n
1,
f
I Hf
I
1 1
I lg7
)32 ~
J
I
I ')(....
<, •.
I I / "' '/
I I ./ ',,...._ //'-........_,
I
I / ..... / •........
I
I / . /
<,
/
.....
/
••...
I
r ' - - . . . / - . . . . . . .
I
l
i
CENTER RIGHT
LEFT
CENTER
RIGHT
I
I
]2
-
27
"
14