Glissando; Available Midi Controllers; Copying The Arpeggiator - Kurzweil PC88 Musician's Manual

The Arpeggiator

Copying the Arpeggiator

Glissando

When the Glissando parameter is On, then the Arpeggiator chromatically Þlls in between notes
as it cycles through them. Example: If the Arpeggiator is supposed to play a D and an F, with
Glissando on it will play D, D#, E, F, E, D#, D.

Available MIDI controllers

To recap the MIDI controllers available for the Arpeggiator:
116 Ñ Turns the Arpeggiator Active parameter on or off.
117 Ñ Adjusts the velocity of arpeggiated notes (when Velocity is in Ctrl 117 mode).
118 ÑLatch 2 (Pedals mode only) Engages Overplay in Pedals mode.
119 Ñ Turns the ArpeggiatorÕs latch on and off when Latch mode is set to Overplay,
Arpeggiation, Add, or Pedals mode.
Mono Pressure Ñ Adjusts the velocity of arpeggiated notes (when Velocity is in Pressure
mode).
Copying the Arpeggiator
If you have an Arpeggiator that you like in one Setup, and you wish you could use it in another
Setup without rebuilding it from scratch, there is a Copy mode for the Arpeggiator. While in the
Arpeggiator menu, press Copy. At the prompt ÒCopy Arpeg?Ó, press Enter. Now go to the
Setup you want to copy the parameters to, by pressing MIDI Setup and the appropriate group
and number buttons. Press Arpeggiator to go into this SetupÕs Arpeggiator, and press Copy.
Press the right cursor so the display says ÒPaste Arpeg?Ó. Press Enter, and the ArpeggiatorÕs
settings are now part of this Setup. Now press Store so you donÕt lose everything.
As we saw in the last chapter, each type of Copy operation has its own distinct memory buffer.
Therefore, you can overlap Arpeggiator copy and paste operations with those of different
types.
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