Kurzweil K2500 - PERFORMANCE GUIDE REV F PART NUMBER 910251 CHAP 6 Manual page 22

Program Mode and the Program Editor
Program Editor—OUTPUT Page
Pair
This parameter defines the Output Group of the current layer—that is, which group of audio
outputs the layer uses. If the layer is assigned to Pair A, for example, its audio signal will
appear at the Group A outputs. The signal will also appear at the mixed outputs, with effects
applied, if there are no cables inserted into the Group A outputs.
Pan
Use this parameter to position the current layer's audio signal between the left and right
outputs of whichever Output Group they're assigned to.
Mode
When the mode is Fixed the pan position remains as defined with the Pan parameter, ignoring
MIDI pan messages. When the mode is +MIDI, MIDI pan messages (MIDI 10) will shift the
sound to the left or right of the Pan parameter setting. Message values below 64 shift it left,
while those above 64 shift it right. A setting of Auto assigns the pan setting of each note based
on its MIDI note number. In this case, Middle C (MIDI note number 60) is equivalent to the Pan
parameter's setting. Lower notes shift increasingly left, while higher notes shift increasingly
right. A setting of Reverse shifts low notes right, and high notes left. MIDI pan messages will
also affect the pan position when values of Auto and Reverse are selected.
NOTE: If you're using the PANNER DSP function in the algorithm for any of the layers in a
program, that layer will respond to MIDI pan messages even if the Mode parameter is set to a
value of Fixed. That's just the way it is.
Gain
Boost (or cut) the amplitude of the current layer. For layers using double-output algorithms, the
gain is divided evenly between the two signal paths. Since this gain is not affected by the
layer's amplitude envelope, you can use it to add a constant amount of gain to a layer.
Crossfade, Crossfade Sense (XFadeSense)
The Crossfade parameter lets you select a control source to fade the current layer's amplitude
from zero to maximum. When Crossfade Sense is Normal, the layer is at full amplitude when
the Crossfade control is at minimum. With Crossfade Sense set to Reverse, the layer is at zero
amplitude when the Crossfade control is at minimum.
This parameter is similar to the Src1 and Depth parameters on the F4 AMP page, but the
attenuation curve for the Crossfade parameter is optimized specifically for crossfades.
To crossfade two layers in the same program, assign the same control source for the CrossFade
parameters in both layers, then set one of their XFadeSense parameters to a value of Norm, and
the other's to Rvrs.
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