Vibrato Mode; Equalizer Number - Kurzweil K150 User Manual

K-Press Assuming your MIDI controller can transmit key after-touch information, the amount of detuning, as specified
with the .DTUNE parameter of the Chorus Editor can be proportional to the after-touch with which the key is held
down with this option (see Chorus Editing for more information).
M-Wheel Allows the amount of detuning, as specified with the .DTUNE parameter of the Chorus Editor, to be controlled
with your MIDI controller's modulation wheel (see Chorus Editing for more information).

Vibrato Mode

This parameter selects whether vibrato is active in this layer, and specifies how. The switch selected here works in
conjunction with the vibrato settings edited with the Vibrato Editor (one set of vibrato parameters can be defined for each
program). When the display reads .V-MODE, you can choose among the Vibrato switch options. Use INCR and DECR to
step through the available switch options. The default is off.
Off - Vibrato is disabled for this region.
Fixed Vibrato is enabled in a normal mode; i.e., the vibrato intensity will not respond to MIDI key pressure or
modulation wheel signals.
K-Press Assuming your MIDI controller can transmit key after-touch information, the amount of vibrato depth, as
specified with the .DEPTH parameter of the Vibrato Editor can be proportional to the after-touch with which the
key is held down with this option (see Vibrato Editing for more information).
M-Wheel Allows the amount of vibrato depth, as specified with the .DEPTH parameter of the Vibrato Editor, to be
controlled with your MIDI controller's modulation wheel (see Vibrato Editing for more information).

Equalizer Number

This parameter selects whether equalization is active in this layer. When the display reads .EQUALIZER, you can use INCR
and DECR to switch between on and off. The default is on.
One set of equalization parameters can be defined for each program. Use the Equalizer Editor to edit the equalization
parameters for the active program (see Equalizer Editing).
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