Kurzweil K2500 - PERFORMANCE GUIDE REV F PART NUMBER 910251 CHAP 14 Function Manual page 36

DSP Functions
Waveforms
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The six waveforms in this category are Sine, Sawtooth, Square, Low Frequency Sine, Low
Frequency Sawtooth, and Low Frequency Square. The control input pages for all six waveforms
affect the pitch of the waveforms. The control input pages for the first three waveforms are
identical, as are the control input pages for the three low frequency waveforms are identical.
SINE, Sawtooth (SAW), SQUARE
There's only one parameter on this control input page that may still be unfamiliar to you: Fine
Hz. We discussed this in Chapter 6. It can tune the pitch of the waveform in terms of its actual
frequency in Hertz, as opposed to the usual method of tuning by key names. The advantage to
using the Fine Hz parameter is that you can maintain constant beat frequencies across much of
the keyboard when you have a program with slightly detuned multiple layers (or multiple
waveforms in one layer).
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Coarse:0ST||||||||||Src1||:OFF||||||||||
Fine||:0ct||||||||||Depth|:0ct||||||||||
FineHz:|0.00Hz||||||Src2||:OFF||||||||||
KeyTrk:0ct/key||||||DptCtl:OFF||||||||||
VelTrk:0ct||||||||||MinDpt:0ct||||||||||
Pad|||:0dB||||||||||MaxDpt:0ct||||||||||
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PARAMETER
COARSE ADJUST
FINE ADJUST
FINE ADJUST IN HERTZ
KEY TRACKING
VELOCITY TRACKING
PAD
SOURCE 1
SOURCE 1 DEPTH
SOURCE 2
SOURCE 2 DEPTH CONTROL
MINIMUM DEPTH, SOURCE 2
MAXIMUM DEPTH, SOURCE 2
If you want the waveform to play with standard twelve-tone octaves, set the KeyTrk parameter
to 100 cents per key. Different values for KeyTrk will result in non-standard tunings.
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RANGE OF VALUES
–120 to 60 semitones
100 cents
6.00 Hertz
2400 cents per key (2 octaves)
7200 cents (6 octaves)
0, 6, 12, 18 dB
Control Source list
7200 cents
Control Source list
Control Source list
7200 cents
7200 cents