Kurzweil PC2 - MUSICIANS GUIDE REV A Manual page 102

Descriptions of Parameters
Setup Editor Parameters
The value for this parameter is relevant only if the value for the Clock parameter in the Global
menu has a value of Internal. If the value of Clock is External, the arpeggiator follows the tempo
of MIDI Clock signals (if any) received at the PC2Õs MIDI In port. If no external Clock signal is
received, notes in the arpeggiator region do not play at all.
Duration
How long each arpeggiated note lasts. 100% is legatoÑno breaks between notes. The lower the
value, the more staccato the arpeggiation.
Velocity Mode (Vel Mode)
Determines how the attack velocity of latched notes affects the volume of arpeggiated notes.
there are Þve possible values:
Fixed
All arpeggiated notes play at the same attack-velocity level, determined by the Fixed Vel
parameter
Played
Each arpeggiated note plays at the attack-velocity level of its original latched note
Last
All arpeggiated notes play at the attack-velocity level of the most recently-latched note
Pressure
All arpeggiated notes play with attack velocities matching the current value of mono pressure
(aftertouch)
Ctrl 117
All arpeggiated notes play with attack velocities matching the current value of MIDI 117, either
from a physical controller on the PC2 or received at the MIDI In port
Fixed Velocity (Fixed Vel)
When the value of Vel Mode is Fixed, sets the attack-velocity level for all arpeggiated notes.
Note Shift
The value of this parameter determines how much transposition, if any, gets applies to latched
notes each time the cycle of latched notes repeats. The transposition is cumulative, and
continues until it reaches the amount speciÞed by the value for the Shift Limit parameter.
Shift Limit
Sets the maximum number of semitones that arpeggiated notes can be transposed up or down.
This parameter is relevant only when Note Shift has a non-zero value. When the transposition
reaches the shift limit, it changes direction according to the value for the Limit Opt parameter.
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