Kurzweil K2500 - PERFORMANCE GUIDE REV F PART NUMBER 910251 CHAP 6 Manual page 23

Other OUTPUT Page Configurations
The following page is for a layer with one keymap and a double-output algorithm. The U and L
stand for the upper and lower wires (signal paths). You have independent control of the output
parameters for each wire.
EditProg:OUTPUT||||||||||||<>Layer:1/1||
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||Pair:||Pan:||||||||||||||Mode:||Gain:|
U:A(FX)||L||||||||||||||*R|+MIDI||6dB|||
L:A(FX)||L*||||||||||||||R|+MIDI||6dB|||
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CrossFade|:OFF||||||XFadeSense:Norm|||||
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Next are the two page configurations for layers with stereo keymaps: the first one uses a single-
output algorithm, and the second uses a double-output algorithm.
With a single-output algorithm, stereo keymap layers let you adjust the pan position of each
keymap, but all other parameters are identical for both keymaps.
EditProg:OUTPUT||||||||||||<>Layer:1/1||
Pair:A(FX)||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Pan1:L*||||||||||||||R||||||||||||||||||
Pan2:L||||||||||||||*R||||||||||||||||||
Mode:+MIDI||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Gain:6dB||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
CrossFade|:OFF||||||XFadeSense:Norm|||||
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When a stereo keymap layer uses a double-output algorithm, both keymaps are split between
the upper and lower wires. In other words, both wires carry the signal from each of the
keymaps. The Output Group (Pair), Output mode, and Gain level of Keymap 1 are mimicked
by Keymap 2 (that's why these parameters aren't displayed for Keymap 2 on the OUTPUT
page). You can, however, set the pan positions independently for the upper and lower wires of
both keymaps.
EditProg:OUTPUT||||||||||||<>Layer:1/1||
|||Pair:||Pan:||||||||||||||Mode:|Gain:|
U1:A(FX)||L*||||||||||||||R|+MIDI|6dB|||
L1:A(FX)||L||||||||||||||*R|+MIDI|6dB|||
U2:|||||||L||||||||||||||*R|||||||||||||
L2:|||||||L*||||||||||||||R|||||||||||||
CrossFade|:OFF||||||XFadeSense:Norm|||||
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Program Mode and the Program Editor
Program Editor—OUTPUT Page
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