Instrument Preferences; Programming Virtual Instruments - Physis Piano K4 User Manual

7.3 INSTRUMENT PREFERENCES

Customisation settings are grouped in this section, affecting the general functions of K4 / K5 and display graphics. To
access this section, press [F1] from SYSTEM MODE:
Now press the arrow button [ ] to move the cursor on the fields below, and to scroll down. Press [ ] to select the field
above, and to scroll up.
Available parameters are:
Enable Graphic Animations: activate (YES) or deactivate (NO) graphic animations for video pages.
Set Brightness Value: set display brightness.
Set Screen Theme: selection of graphic themes of the screens.
Confirm Loading by Pressing [ENTER] Key: choose whether a selected Performance is immediately active (NO) or
is activated only after pressing [ENTER] (YES).
Enable Controller Popups: select YES to automatically load the control page (see chap. 4.7) each time a slider,
button or knob is used.
Press [EXIT] to return to SYSTEM MODE.
Press [SYSTEM] or [EXIT] two times, to return to PERFORMANCE MODE.
Press a MODE button to access the corresponding operating mode.

7.4 PROGRAMMING VIRTUAL INSTRUMENTS

As described in chapter 3.3 under the "Zone" paragraph, K4 / K5 offers 10 Virtual Instrument tables, containing names for
sound and controls of external devices, so as to allow an easier programming of Zones.
DEVICES
From SYSTEM MODE press [F2] to access the following page:
Here the general features of a Virtual Instrument can be defined. Available parameters are:
Device Name: name of the connected MIDI device. When selecting an output port for a Zone (Output column of the
ZONE \ CONFIG page, in EDIT MODE), this name will appear on screen. To assign a name, select the field and press
[ENTER]. To enter a name, follow the procedure described at chap. 5.2.
Enable: enable (select YES) or disable (NO) a Virtual Instrument. An enabled instrument appear on the Output
column of the ZONE \ CONFIG page in EDIT MODE.
Port: MIDI output port, to which the Virtual Instrument is connected.
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