Edit Sound Select; Edit Key Range - Kurzweil KME61 - REV A User Manual

7. Edit FX A, FX B Level
8. Edit MIDI Channel
9. Edit MIDI Bank, Program
10. Edit MIDI Volume
When an Edit Page is displayed, its name is in the top line and the corresponding parameter
values for the 3 zones are shown on the bottom line (see examples below). As before a zone
soft button may be pressed to select a zone for editing, pressed again to mute, and pressed a
third time to unmute.
The parameter value for the selected zone may be edited as usual by using the + and –
buttons or the data slider. Note that the effect of edits is audible either immediately or when
the next note is played.
Screens, editing rules, and the function of each parameter is described below.

Edit Sound Select

Z1:Edit Sound Select
K15 Sawyer's Bomb
Initially the above screen appears when the Sound Select parameter is selected. When one
of the zones is selected for editing, the currently selected zone number is shown in the top
line and the full program name is displayed in the bottom line.
The + and - buttons step through the sounds in front panel Group/Program order with None
being first in the sequence and the Data Slider scans through them in front panel
Group/Program order with A01 Stereo Grand being first in the sequence. Additionally the
Group and Program Select buttons may be used to change the selection directly. None
means that this zone does not play any internal sounds. It still may send to external MIDI
devices unless that too is set to None in the Edit MIDI Channel page.

Edit Key Range

Setting the key range allows you to create a setup with keyboard splits (2 separate sounds on
2 sets of keys) or layers (overlapping sounds).
Z1:Edit Key Range
►Lo: C2
This menu includes 2 paired parameters so "►" is used to indicate the current parameter to
be edited. The "►" can move to the right by pressing the down menu button or to the left
by pressing the up menu button to select Low key or High key. The + and - buttons step and
the data slider scans through the 128 possible keys in chromatic order.
You may also set these directly from the keyboard. First press the + and - buttons at the
same time. The display changes to show the following screen:
Z1:Strike Low Key
►Lo: C2
Hi: C7
Hi: C7
Z1:Edit Key Range
Lo: C2 ►Hi: C7
Setup Mode
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