Left And Right Region Balances - Kurzweil K150 User Manual

When the display shows .L-SPLIT or .R-SPLIT, you can use INCR and DECR to step through the keyboard keys.
Alternately, you can select the MIDI number of the key at which you want the split to occur. The key selected becomes the
last key in the center region. The MIDI number for each key is shown in Table 6-2, and Figure 6-2 relates the MIDI numbers
to keys on the keyboard.
Note Octave
0 1
12 24
C
13 25
C#
D 14 26
15 27
D#
16 28
E
F 17 29
F# 18 30
19 31
G
20 32
G#
A 21 33
22 34
A#
23 35
B
Key
C0 C1 C2
12 24 36
MIDI Number
The number is automatically translated from the MIDI number to the associated musical note (the new note) in the display. If
you selected the wrong MIDI number, you can repeat this step.

Left and Right Region Balances

The volume of the left and right regions can be adjusted relative to the center region and to each other.
When the display reads .L-BAL, you can adjust the volume of the left region. When the display reads .R-BAL, you can
adjust the volume of the right region. Either region can be adjusted : 15dB.
Enter a value in dB directly using the numeric button-pad and press ENTR, or use INCR and DECR to change the value by 1
dB increments. If a value greater than 15 is entered, the value will be set to 15 (+ or -) when ENTR is pressed.
Note that region balancing is relative. When you raise the volume of a specific region, you are actually reducing the volume
of the other regions with respect to it. This is done to insure that the K150X's output gain is always as high as possible.
MIDI Key Number Chart
2 3 4
36 48 60
37 49 61
38 50 62
39 51 63
40 52 64
41 53 65
42 54 66
43 55 67
44 56 68
45 57 69
46 58 70
47 59 71
C3 C4 C5
48 60 72
Figure 6-2. MIDI Numbers of C Keys.
Table 6-2
5 6 7
72 84 96
73 85 97
74 86 98
75 87 99
76 88 100
77 89 101
78 90 102
79 91 103
80 92 104
81 93 105
82 94 106
83 95 107
C6 C7 C8
84 96 108
6-5
8
108
109
110
III
112
113
114
115
116
117
118
119
C9
120