Mirage DSK-1 Manual page 46

15/Copy Program to Lower (CL)
16/Copy Program to Upper (cc)
These are command parameters that will tell the Mirage ST that you wish to copy the current
program parameter values into another program location. This will allow you to duplicate a
program you've personally created, or one of the factory programs, into another program location
on either the upper or lower keyboard half. It will also permit you to apply a program (from a
lower sound, for example) to another (upper) sound.
21/Master Tune (00-99)
The MASTER TUNE will automatically set itself to A440 (VALUE 50). It is adjustable over a
five semitone range in increments of 1/20 semitone.
22/Pitch Bend Range (00-12)
The PITCH BEND RANGE will automatically set itself (default) to a whole step (VALUE 2). It
is adjustable over a one octave range in increments of one semitone.
23/Keyboard Velocity Sensitivity (00-63)
The KEYBOARD VELOCITY SENSITIVITY will automatically set itself (default) to the touch
of the average player (VALUE 30). Players with a heavier than average touch should use the
lower values and players with a light touch should use the higher values.
24/Keyboard Balance (00-63)
The KEYBOARD BALANCE will automatically set equal levels for the upper and lower halves
of the keyboard (VALUE 32). The parameter works very much like a pan pot with the higher
numbers favoring the upper keyboard and lower numbers favoring the lower keyboard.
25/Upper/Lower Program Link
A switching parameter that will allow you to connect the 0/PROG button on both keyboard
halves simultaneously. With this parameter ON, the program selected on one keyboard half will
also be selected on the other keyboard half. When OFF, you will be able to choose different
programs for the upper and lower halves.
28/Mix Mode (ON-OFF)
Each Mirage key is assigned two oscillators. When this switching parameter is OFF, the two
oscillators will use the same wavesample. When this switch is ON, the oscillators will use
consecutive wavesamples - one to each oscillator. For the MIX MODE to work, odd numbered
wavesamples (1, 3, 5, 7) should be from a different sound source than the even numbered
wavesamples. The balance between the two oscillators can be controlled by parameters 34 and
35. One use of the MIX MODE is to have a soft sound on the odd wavesamples and a hard sound