Kurzweil K2000 - MUSICIANS GUIDE Musician's Manual page 75

mind. Otherwise, trigger the desired note on your MIDI controller. When you trigger a note,
the K2vx prompts you to trigger the note you want to be the highest in the layer. When you
trigger another note, the previously selected page returns, and the notes you triggered will be
recorded as the new values for the LoKey and HiKey parameters on the LAYER page. YouÕll
notice that the higher of the two notes you triggered is entered as the HiKey value, regardless
of the order in which you triggered the two notes.
Name
Call up the page that enables you to change the name of the current program.
Save
Start the process of saving the current program.
Delete
Delete the current program from RAM. You can also delete any other RAM program by
scrolling through the list that appears when you press the Delete soft button, then pressing
Delete again when the desired program is selected. If you attempt to delete a ROM program,
the K2vx will say itÕs deleting the program, but it doesnÕt actually do it.
Dump
Send a MIDI System Exclusive dump of the current programÕs settings. See the Reference Guide
for more information about System Exclusive messages.
New Layer (NewLyr)
Create a new layer, numbered one above the highest existing layer. The new layerÕs parameters
are those of the single layer in Program 199, called ÒDefault Program.Ó When you press this
button, the K2vx will tell you that it is creating a new layer, then will return to the page you
were on. The new layer becomes the current layer. If the current program already has its
maximum number of layers, the K2vx will tell you that you canÕt add any more. If the current
keyboard channel is a drum channel, you can add up to 31 additional layers, for a total of 32.
Otherwise, the maximum is a total of three.
Program 199 makes a good template for programs that you build from the algorithm up. You
might want to edit Program 199 to adjust one or more parameters to values you want to use in
your template program. If you like the settings of the default layer as they are, however,
remember not to make any permanent changes to Program 199.
Duplicate Layer (DupLyr)
Create a copy of the current layer, duplicating the settings of all its parameters. The copy
becomes the current layer, and is numbered one higher than the original.
Import Layer (ImpLyr)
Copy a speciÞc layer from another program into the current program. This button brings up a
dialog that prompts you to select a layer number and a program number. The dialog tells you
the currently selected layer, and the total number of layers in the program. Use one of the two
leftmost soft buttons (or the up/down cursor buttons) to change the layer number. If the
current program has only one layer, pressing these buttons will have no effect. Use one of the
two center soft buttons (or the left/right cursor buttons) to change the program number.
When you have selected the desired layer from the desired program, press the Import soft
button, and the selected layer will be copied from the selected program, becoming the current
layer. Importing layers is a convenient alternative to creating layers from scratch. If you have a
favorite string sound, for example, and you want to use it in other programs, just import its
Program Mode and the Program Editor
The Program Editor—Pages
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