The Compare And Fx Bypass Buttons - Kurzweil K2600 - MUSICIANS GUIDE REV A PART NUMBER 910330 CHAP 15 Manual

Advanced KDFX
Navigating KDFX
Output
In the Studio Editor, pressing the OUTPUT soft button accesses the OUTPUT page, where the
KDFXÕs ÒvirtualÓ outputs are assigned to the K2600Õs physical outputs.
EditStudio:OUTPUT|||||||||||||||||||||||
Mix|Lvl:0.0dB||||||Output|A:Mix
Mix|Bal:0%|||||||||Output|B:Off
|||||||||||||||||||Output|C:Off
|||||||||||||||||||Output|D:Off
<more||INPUT||FXBUS|AUXFX||OUTPUT|more>||
The OUTPUT page can also be accessed from any of the FXBUS pages by placing the cursor on
the box labelled Mix and pressing Edit.
Name, Save, Delete, Dump
From any of the EditStudio pages, pressing either of the <more> soft buttons accesses Name,
Save, Delete, and Dump pages for the studio. Studios are stored in RAM, like K2600 programs,
and when a studio is recalled, all of its associated FX presets and parameters are recalled with it.
Studios in ROM occupy slots in the zeros, 100s, 700s, and 800s banks. You may override these if
you like, or use the RAM banks (200-699 and 800-999) for your studios. The ROM studios are
always there, and if you delete a studio that youÕve stored in a ROM slot, the original ROM
studio will pop up in its place.
When you save a studio, you can also rename it, using the standard naming dialog:
EditStudio:Rename|||||||||||||||||||||||
Studio|Name:||||HallFlngChD|Room
Delete|Insert||<<<||||>>>||||OK|||Cancel

The Compare and FX Bypass Buttons

As with all K2600 objects, the Compare (Disk) button lets you switch back and forth between
the last saved version of whatever you are editing and its current state.
If you are on a page at the EditStudio level, Compare toggles between the last-saved and current
versions of the studio. If you are inside an FX preset, on the EditFXPreset level, Compare toggles
between the last-saved and current versions of the FX preset.
If you have changed any algorithms in an FX preset or studio during the current editing session,
the Compare button will switch back to the old algorithms. This can create some short-term
ÒholesÓ in the audio output when the signal momentarily goes dryÑsee the section on
switching studios in real time on page 15-21.
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