Other Effects-Mode Functions; Common Editing Tasks; Turning Autosplit On And Off - Kurzweil PC1 - MUSICIANS GUIDE REV B Manual

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Programming your PC1

Other Effects-Mode Functions

There's more to Effects-mode Save dialog than just storing the results of your editing. You can

also do the following:

Dump effects via MIDI System Exclusive messages to an external MIDI recording device

Restore the factory settings for the effects of the current program (applies to programs

in the Internal bank ; this doesn't apply to setups or to programs in any User bank)

Restore the factory settings for the effects of all programs in the Internal banks (doesn't

apply to setups or to programs in any User bank). We describe all of these procedures in

Other Save-Dialog Functions on page 4-4.

The AutoSplit feature is on by default for all programs in Program mode (as defined by a

parameter in the internal setup). In Setup mode, AutoSplit is off for most factory setups. Here's

how to turn it on and off.

In Setup mode, press Edit to enter the Setup Editor.

Find the Key Range menu and press Enter.

Press the Right cursor button until you see the AutoSplit parameter. Change its value as

desired.

Press Store. The Save dialog appears, prompting you to save the change to the lowest

available setup ID. You have two options:

In the former case (saving to a setup) saving creates a new setup with AutoSplit either on or off

as you specified. (Alternatively, if you change the setup ID to that of an existing setup before

saving, you replace that setup.)

In the latter case (saving to Program), saving stores the new setting to the internal setup, thereby

enabling or disabling AutoSplit for all Programs. When you're in Program mode, AutoSplit is so

convenient that we recommend that you always leave it on (it's the factory default setting). In

Setup mode, there are advantages and disadvantages to having AutoSplit on. See The AutoSplit

Feature on page 3-18 for more information.

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Press Yes to save the change to the current setup (of course, you can change the

setup ID and name before saving if you want)

Press the Program button; this brings up a prompt asking if you want to save the

change to Program—we'll assume you do, so press Yes.

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