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Kurzweil K2600 AES Musician's Manual (598 pages)

Kurzweil K2600: User Guide

Brand: Kurzweil | Category: Electronic Keyboard | Size: 7 MB

Table of Contents
5
Chapter 1 Introduction

23
- Welcome
  23
- Overview of the K2600
  24
- VAST Synthesis
  25
- KB3 Tone Wheel Emulation
  25
- How the K2600 Works
  26
- How to Use this Manual
  26
- Do I Have Everything
  27
- The Accessory Disks
  27
  - K2600 Base ROM Objects
    27
  - K2600 General MIDI Compatibility
    27
  - K2600 Demos
    28
  - K2600 Farm & Extras
    28
  - K2500 Compatibility
    29
  - K2000 Compatibility
    29
Chapter 2 Startup

31
- Quick Startup Checklist
  31
  - All Models
    31
  - K2600R Owners Only
    31
  - Start Jamming
    32
- Startupñthe Details
  32
  - Before You Start
    32
  - Connecting the Power Cable (Line Cord)
    33
  - Connecting MIDI
    34
  - Connecting SCSI
    34
  - Switching on the Power
    34
- Playing the Presets
  35
  - Getting Around
    35
  - Programs
    36
  - Setups
    38
  - Quick Access
    39
- The Other Modes
  40
- Software Upgrades
  40
Chapter 3 User Interface Basics

41
- Mode Selection
  42
  - Mode Buttons
    42
- Navigation
  43
  - The Display
    43
  - Pages
    43
  - The Top Line
    43
  - The Bottom Line
    43
  - The Soft Buttons
    43
  - The Cursor Buttons
    44
  - The MIDI LED
    44
  - The Chan/Bank Buttons
    44
  - The Edit Button
    44
- Data Entry
  45
  - The Alpha Wheel
    45
  - The Plus/Minus Buttons
    45
  - The Alphanumeric Pad
    45
  - Double Button Presses
    46
- Intuitive Data Entry
  47
  - Changing the Current Layer in Multi-Layer Programs
    47
- Search
  48
- Renaming Multiple Objects
  48
- Panel Play Feature (Rack Models)
  50
- Mixdown and MIDI Faders Pages
  50
  - Mixdown Page
    50
  - MIDI Faders Pages
    51
- Quick Song Recording and Playback
  52
Chapter 4 The Operating Modes

53
- What the Modes Are
  53
- Selecting Modes
  53
  - Nested Editors
    55
- Using the Modes
  55
  - Program Mode
    55
  - Setup Mode
    56
  - Effects Mode
    56
  - MIDI Mode
    56
  - Master Mode
    56
  - Song Mode
    57
  - Disk Mode
    57
Chapter 5 Editing Conventions

59
- Introduction to Editing
  59
  - Whatõs an Object
    59
- Object Type and ID
  60
- Saving and Naming
  61
  - ROM Objects
    62
  - RAM Objects
    63
  - Keyboard Naming
    63
- Deleting Objects
  64
  - Dependent Objects
    64
- Memory Banks
  64
  - Saving and Loading Filesñdisk Mode
    65
- Special Button Functions
  65
Chapter 6 Program Mode and the Program Editor

67
- Background
  67
- VAST Program Structure
  68
- KB3 Program Structure
  70
- KB3 Mode
  70
  - KB3 Channel
    70
  - Playing KB3 Programs
    71
  - KB3 Mode Buttons (Mute Buttons)
    72
  - MIDI Control of KB3 Programs
    72
- The Program Mode Page
  75
  - Program Names in Parentheses
    75
  - Control Setup
    76
  - The Soft Buttons in Program Mode
    76
- Editing VAST Programs
  77
  - Algorithm Basics
    78
- Common DSP Control Parameters
  80
  - Initial Setting Parameters
    80
  - Hard-Wired Parameters
    80
  - Programmable Parameters
    80
  - Coarse Adjust
    81
  - Fine Adjust
    81
  - Key Tracking
    82
  - Velocity Tracking
    82
  - Source 1 (Src1)
    82
  - Source 2 (Src2)
    82
  - Summary of Common DSP Control Parameters
    83
- The Algorithm (ALG) Page
  83
- The LAYER Page
  85
  - Low Key (Lokey)
    85
  - High Key (Hikey)
    85
  - Low Velocity (Lovel)
    86
  - High Velocity (Hivel)
    86
  - Pitch Bend Mode (Pbmode)
    86
  - Trigger (Trig)
    86
  - Delay Control (Dlyctl)
    86
  - Minimum Delay (Mindly), Maximum Delay (Maxdly)
    86
  - Enable Sense (S)
    87
  - Opaque
    88
  - Sustain Pedal (Suspdl)
    88
  - Sostenuto Pedal (Sospdl)
    88
  - Freeze Pedal (Frzpdl)
    88
  - Ignore Release (Ignrel)
    88
  - Hold through Attack (Thratt)
    88
  - Hold until Decay (Tildec)
    89
- The KEYMAP Page
  89
  - Keymap
    89
  - Transpose (Xpose)
    89
  - Velocity Tracking (Veltrk)
    90
  - Sample Skipping (Smpskp)
    90
  - Stereo
    90
  - Timbre Shift
    91
  - Alternative Switch (Altcontrol and Altmethod)
    92
  - Playback Mode
    92
- The PITCH Page
  93
  - Fine Hz
    93
- The F4 AMP Page
  94
  - Adjust
    94
  - Key Tracking
    94
  - Velocity Tracking
    95
  - Pad
    95
  - Source 1 and Source 2, Depth Controls
    95
- The OUTPUT Page
  95
  - Pair
    96
  - Pan
    96
  - Mode
    96
  - Gain
    97
  - Crossfade, Crossfade Sense (Xfadesense)
    97
  - Other OUTPUT Page Conþgurations
    97
- The COMMON Page
  98
  - Monophonic
    99
  - Legato Play
    99
  - Portamento
    99
  - Portamento Rate
    100
  - Attack Portamento
    100
  - Globals
    100
  - Outpair
    101
- The Amplitude Envelope (AMPENV) Page
  101
  - Attack Segment Times
    103
  - Attack Segment Levels
    103
  - Decay Segment
    103
  - Release Segments
    103
  - Loop Type
    103
  - Number of Loops
    104
- The Envelope 2 (ENV2) and Envelope 3 (ENV3) Pages
  104
- The Envelope Control (ENVCTL) Page
  105
  - Adjust
    106
  - Key Tracking
    106
  - Velocity Tracking
    106
  - Source, Depth
    106
  - Impact
    106
- The LFO Page
  106
  - Minimum Rate
    107
  - Maximum Rate
    107
  - Rate Control
    107
  - LFO Shape
    107
  - LFO Phase
    108
- The ASR Page
  108
  - Trigger
    108
  - Mode
    109
  - Delay
    109
  - Attack
    109
  - Release
    109
- The Function (FUN) Page
  109
- The Velocity Trigger (VTRIG) Page
  110
- The KDFX Page
  110
- The FXMOD2ÐFXMOD4
  112
- The FXLFO, FXASR, and FXFUN Pages
  112
- The Importkdfx Page
  112
- Function Soft Buttons
  113
  - Set Range (Setrng)
    113
  - Name
    113
  - Save
    113
  - Delete
    113
  - Dump
    113
  - New Layer (Newlyr)
    113
  - Duplicate Layer (Duplyr)
    114
  - Import Layer (Implyr)
    114
  - Delete Layer (Dellyr)
    114
- Editing KB3 Programs
  114
- The TONEWL Page
  114
  - Upper Tone Wheels
    115
  - Lower Tone Wheels
    115
  - Upper Volume Adjust
    115
  - Number of Tone Wheels
    115
  - Upper/Lower Swap
    116
  - Wheel Volume Map
    116
  - Organ Map
    116
  - Lower Transpose / Upper Transpose
    116
  - Lowest Pitch
    116
- The DRAWBR Page
  117
  - Mode
    117
  - Steps
    117
  - Volume
    117
  - Tune
    117
- The Setdbr Soft Button
  117
- The PITCH Page
  118
- The PERC Page
  118
  - Percussion
    118
  - Volume
    119
  - Decay
    119
  - Harmonic
    119
  - Veltrack
    119
  - Lowharm
    119
  - Highharm
    119
  - Stealbar
    119
- The PERC2 Page
  120
  - Perclevel, Decaytime, Orglevel
    120
- The KEYCLK Page
  120
  - Keyclick
    121
  - Volume
    121
  - Decay
    121
  - Pitch
    121
  - Veltrk
    121
  - Random
    121
  - Retrigthresh
    121
  - Note Release
    122
- The AMP Page
  122
- The OUTPUT Page
  122
- The MISC Page
  123
  - Preampresp
    123
  - Leakage
    123
  - Leakmode
    123
  - Speedctl
    124
  - Vibchorctl
    124
  - Vibchorsel
    124
  - Voladjust
    124
  - Bendrange
    124
  - Sustain
    124
  - Sostenuto
    124
- The EQ Page
  125
- All the Other Pages
  125
- Programming Tips
  125
  - Using a KB3 Program in a Setup
    126
  - Programs Using 2PARAM SHAPER
    126
  - Shaper AMP (!AMP)
    126
  - Using the Vast Program Editor on a Kb3 Program
    127
Chapter 7 Setup Mode and the Setup Editor

129
- Setup Mode
  129
  - Loading Older Setup Versions
    130
  - The Control Setup
    131
- The Setup Editor
  134
- The Channel/Program (CH/PROG) Page
  135
  - Local Program (Localprg)
    135
  - Channel
    135
  - MIDI Bank
    136
  - Status
    137
  - MIDI Program (Midiprog)
    137
  - Output Assignment (Out)
    138
  - MIDI Bank Mode
    139
  - Entry Program Change (Entryprogchg)
    139
  - Zone Arpeggiation (Zonearpeg)
    140
- The Key/Velocity (KEY/VEL) Page
  140
  - Low Key (Lokey), High Key (Hikey)
    140
  - Transpose
    141
  - Note Map
    141
  - Velocity Offset
    142
  - Velocity Curve (Velcurve)
    144
  - Low Velocity (Lovel), Highvelocity (Hivel)
    146
- The Pan/Volume (PAN/VOL) Page
  147
  - Entry Volume, Exit Volume
    147
  - Entry Pan, Exit Pan
    147
- The BEND Page
  148
  - Bend Range (Semitones) and Bend Range (Cents)
    148
  - Aux Bend 2 Range
    149
- Controllers
  149
  - Continuous Controllers
    150
  - Switch Controllers
    151
  - Keyboard Controllers
    151
  - The MIDI Control Source List
    152
- Continuous Controller Parameters
  154
  - Destination (Dest)
    154
  - Scale
    154
  - Offset (Add)
    154
  - Curve (Curv)
    155
  - Entry (Ent) and Exit Values
    155
- The SLIDER and SLID/2 Pages
  156
- The Continuous Control Pedal (CPEDAL) Page
  157
- The RIBBON Page
  157
- The WHEEL Page
  159
- The Pressure (PRESS) Page
  159
- Switch Controller Parameters
  160
  - Switch Type (Swtype)
    160
  - Destination
    160
  - On Value
    161
  - Off Value
    161
  - Entry (Ent) and Exit States
    161
- The Footswitch (FOOTSW) Page
  161
- The SWITCH Page
  162
- The KDFX and FXMOD Pages
  163
- The COMMON Page
  163
  - Song
    163
  - Sync
    164
  - Mutes
    164
- The Arpeggiator (ARPEG) Page
  165
  - Active
    166
  - Sync
    166
  - Low Key (Lokey) and High Key (Hikey)
    166
  - Latch
    167
  - Order
    168
  - Beats
    168
  - Tempo
    168
  - Note Shift
    168
  - Shift Limit
    168
  - Limit Option
    169
  - Glissando
    170
  - Velocity
    170
  - Duration
    170
  - Real-Time Control of Arpeggiator Parameters
    171
  - Position Mode (Posmode)
    172
  - Spring
    173
  - Center
    173
- The Utility Soft Buttons
  173
  - Name
    173
  - Save
    173
  - Delete
    173
  - Dump
    174
  - New Zone (Newzn)
    174
  - Duplicate Zone (Dupzn)
    174
  - Import Zone (Impzn)
    174
  - Delete Zone (Delzn)
    174
  - Copy and Paste
    174
  - Clear
    175
  - Set Range (Setrng)
    175
- Editing Hints and Suggestions
  175
  - Do These Parameters Always Mean Something
    175
  - Do I Need All those Pedals
    176
  - Multiple Controllers
    176
  - Editing Programs
    176
Chapter 8 Quick Access Mode and the Quick Access Editor

177
Chapter 9 Basic Effects Mode

179
- Introduction
  179
- Terminology
  180
  - Studio
    180
  - Aux FX Bus (Aux Bus)
    181
  - FX Preset
    181
  - Algorithm
    181
  - Size/Paus
    181
  - Parameters
    181
  - Bus Overrides (or Busmods)
    182
  - FX Mode
    182
  - Studio Editor
    182
- The Effects Mode Page
  183
  - FX Mode
    183
  - Effects Channel (FX Chan)
    183
  - Studio
    184
  - Dither
    185
  - Digital Word Length (Digout)
    185
- The Structure of Kurzweil Digital Effects (KDFX)
  185
  - The Studio
    185
  - Normal Studio Structure
    188
- Software Organization
  188
- Controlling Effects
  188
  - Controlling Effects with a Sequencer
    189
  - Controlling Effects with Sysex Messages
    189
- A Tour of Effects Mode
  190
  - Load the Tutorial Þles
    190
  - A Simple Studio
    190
  - A more Complex Studio
    194
  - A Complex Studio with Real-Time Control
    198
  - Building Your Own
    204
Chapter 10 MIDI Mode

207
- The TRANSMIT Page
  207
  - Control Setup
    208
  - Channel
    208
  - Transpose
    208
  - Control
    208
  - Program Change (Pchng)
    209
  - Change Setups (Chgsetups)
    210
- The RECEIVE Page
  211
  - Basic Channel
    211
  - MIDI Receive Mode (MIDI Mode)
    211
  - All Notes off
    212
  - Program Change Type (Progchgtype)
    212
  - System Exclusive ID (Sysexid)
    212
  - Scsi ID
    212
  - Bend Smooth
    213
  - Local Keyboard Channel (Localkbdch)
    213
  - Bank Select
    215
  - Power Mode
    215
- The Channels Page
  215
  - Enable
    216
  - Program
    216
  - Pan
    216
  - Volume
    217
  - Output Pair (Outpair)
    217
  - Output Gain (Outgain)
    217
  - Program Lock, Pan Lock, Volume Lock
    217
- Program Change Formats
  217
- The Soft Buttons in MIDI Mode
  223
  - Program Change (Prgchg)
    223
  - Reset Channels (Rsetch)
    224
  - Panic
    224
Chapter 11 Master Mode

225
- The Master Mode Page
  225
  - Tune
    225
  - Transpose
    226
  - KB3 Channel
    226
  - Velocity and Pressure Touch (Veltouch and Presstouch)
    226
  - Intonation
    226
  - Conþrm
    228
  - Intonation Key (Intonakey)
    228
- The MAST2 Page
  228
  - The Vocoder
    228
  - Using the Vocoder
    230
- The Soft Buttons in Master Mode
  234
  - Object
    234
  - Delete
    234
  - Util
    235
  - View
    236
  - Sample
    236
  - Reset
    236
- Guitar/Wind Controller Mode
  236
- Object Utilities
  237
  - Move
    238
  - Copy
    240
  - Name
    240
  - Delete
    241
  - Dump
    241
  - Using the Object Utilities from the Editor
    242
Chapter 12 Song Mode and the Song Editor

243
- Getting Started with the Sequencer
  243
  - What Is a Sequencer
    243
  - A Word about the Local Keyboard Channel
    243
  - Tutorial: Recording a Song
    244
- Tutorial: Arrangements
  254
  - Creating an Arrangement
    254
  - Recording Additional Tracks
    257
  - Maximizing Track Use
    257
  - Triggering Arrangement Steps from the Keyboard
    258
- RAM Tracks
  259
  - Two Important Concepts
    259
  - Creating RAM Tracks
    260
- Using Song Mode
  261
  - Selecting a Song for Playback
    261
  - Effect Selection During Recording and Playback
    262
  - Memory Limits
    265
  - Loading MIDI Files from Disk
    265
- Recording Multi-Timbral Sequences Via MIDI
  265
- Song Mode: the MAIN Page
  266
  - Current Song (Cursong)
    267
  - Tempo
    267
  - Recording Track (Rectrk)
    268
  - Program
    268
  - Channel (Chan)
    269
  - Setup
    269
  - Pan
    270
  - Mode
    270
  - Location (Locat)
    270
  - Mode Indicators (+ and X)
    270
  - Activity Indicators
    271
  - Track Status Indicators
    271
  - Track Channels
    271
  - Soft Buttons on the MAIN Page
    271
  - Save this Song? Dialog
    273
  - Save New Song? Dialog
    273
  - Erase Track Dialog
    274
- Song Mode: the MISC Page
  274
  - Recmode
    275
  - Playmode
    276
  - Keywait
    277
  - Locate
    277
  - Autoin
    277
  - Autoout
    277
  - Input Quantize (Quant)
    277
  - Grid
    278
  - Swing
    278
  - Sync
    278
  - Clock
    279
  - Tempo
    279
  - Countoff
    279
  - Click
    279
  - Clickch
    279
  - Clickprg
    279
  - Clickkey
    279
  - Clickvel
    280
  - Soft Buttons on the MISC Page
    280
- Song Mode: the MIX Page
  281
  - Pan Position
    281
  - Volume Level
    281
  - Track Status Indicators
    282
  - Quick Mute Track Bank Indicator
    282
  - Soft Buttons on the MIX Page
    282
- The Song Editor
  283
  - Soloing the Current Track
    283
- Song Editor: the COMMON Page
  283
  - Tempo
    284
  - Timesig
    284
  - Effectchan
    284
  - Chainto
    284
  - Parameters Used with the Arrangement Feature
    284
  - Soft Buttons on the COMMON Page
    286
- Song Editor: the EVENT Page
  286
  - Location
    287
  - Bar, Beat, and Tick
    287
  - Event Type and Value
    287
  - Soft Buttons on the EVENT Page
    288
- Song Editor: the TRACK Page
  289
- Song Editor: Track Functions
  293
  - Erase
    293
  - Copy
    293
  - Bounce
    294
  - Insert
    295
  - Delete
    295
  - Quantize
    296
  - Reference Quantize
    297
  - Shift
    298
  - Transpose
    298
  - Change
    298
  - Remap
    300
  - Grab
    301
- Song Editor: the STEP Page
  302
  - Recording with the Step Editor
    302
  - Soft Buttons on the STEP Page
    304
- Song Editor: the ARRANGE Page
  305
  - Step
    307
  - Song
    307
  - Mutes
    307
  - Xpose
    307
  - Times
    307
  - Mode
    308
  - Triggering Steps from a Key
    308
  - Soft Buttons on the ARRANGE Page
    309
Chapter 13 Disk Mode

311
- Disk Mode Page
  312
  - Formatting a Floppy Disk
    312
  - Connecting a SCSI Device
    313
- SCSI Termination
  313
  - Using Your K2600 in a SCSI System
    314
- Directories
  315
  - Path
    315
  - Startup
    315
  - Library
    316
  - Verify
    316
  - Disk Drive Information
    316
  - Macro on Indicator
    316
  - Disk Mode Soft Buttons
    316
- File List Dialog
  317
  - The File Index
    319
  - Soft Buttons in the File List Dialog
    320
  - Total
    321
  - Quick Scrolling to Subdirectories
    321
- Creating Directories
  322
  - Creating a Directory from the Disk Mode Page
    322
  - Creating a Directory in the Save Dialog
    323
- The Directory Selection Dialog
  323
- Disk Mode Functions
  324
  - Loading Files
    324
  - Loading Individual Objects
    325
  - Shortcuts When Loading Objects
    328
  - Loading Dependent Objects
    328
  - Auditioning Samples from a Disk File
    329
  - Loading Objects from Floppy Disk Files
    329
- Load Function Dialog
  329
  - Bank Status Indicator
    329
  - Loading Methods
    330
  - Selecting Multiple Files to Load
    332
  - Aborting a Multiple File Load
    333
  - More Load Function Enhancements
    334
- Saving Files
  334
  - Soft Buttons in the Save Selection Dialog
    336
  - Saving Individual Objects
    336
  - Shortcuts When Saving Objects
    337
  - More Features of the Save Dialog
    338
  - Auditioning Objects in RAM
    339
  - Saving Dependent Objects
    339
  - The Name Table
    341
  - Working with Relink-By-Name
    342
  - Not Loading the Name Table
    345
  - Relink-By-Name Processing Time
    345
- Storing Objects in the Memory Banks
  346
- The Multiple Object Selector Page
  346
- Macros
  353
  - The Macro Page
    353
  - Macro Modes
    354
  - The Macro Table
    355
  - How to Make a Macro File
    356
  - Macro Entries
    360
  - Using the Bank and Mode Fields
    361
  - Viewing the Object List for a Macro Entry
    361
  - Unspeciþed Disk ID
    362
  - The Library Disk
    362
  - Loading Selected Entries from a Macro File
    363
  - Editing Macros
    364
  - Macro Insert
    367
  - Executing the RAM Macro Table
    368
  - Aborting a Macro Load
    369
  - Remote Macro Load
    370
- Disk Utilities
  370
  - Find Files
    371
  - List
    372
  - Free
    373
  - Moving Files between Directories
    374
  - Renaming Files
    375
  - Deleting Files and Directories
    376
- Backup and Copy Functions
  377
  - File Backup
    377
  - File Copy
    379
- Creating a Startup File
  379
  - Deleting Banks in a Startup File
    380
- MS-DOS File System Compatibility
  381
  - Filename Compatibility
    381
- Importing and Exporting Data Using Standard File Formats
  381
  - AIFF and AIFF-C Files
    382
  - WAVE Files
    382
  - Standard MIDI Files (MIDI Type 0 and Type 1 Files)
    383
- Importing Samples from Other Manufacturers
  383
  - Eps
    385
Chapter 14 Sampling and Sample Editing

387
- Setting up for Sampling
  387
  - Cables and Input Jacks
    387
- Entering the Sampler
  388
  - From Program, Setup, Master, or Quick Access Mode
    388
  - From the Keymap Editor
    388
- Sampling Analog Signals
  388
  - Recording Samples
    392
- Sampling Digital Signals
  394
- Editing Samples
  396
  - The Function Soft Buttons in the Sample Editor
    396
  - The Page Buttons
    399
  - The Miscellaneous (MISC) Page
    399
  - The TRIM Page
    402
  - The LOOP Page
    403
  - The Soft Buttons on the DSP Page
    406
  - DSP Functions
    407
  - Crossfade and Volume Adjust Curves
    420
- The Keymap Editor
  420
- Building a Keymap
  425
- Using the Analog Inputs to Trigger Samples
  426
- Live Mode
  427
  - Creating a Live Mode Program
    427
  - Live Mode Programs
    428
  - Some Ideas for Using Live Mode
    428
Chapter 15 Advanced KDFX

433
- Personalities
  433
- Navigating KDFX
  433
  - Fxbus
    434
  - Parameters
    435
  - The Compare and FX Bypass Buttons
    437
- Exploring the Studio Parameters
  438
  - Input Section
    438
  - The Arrow Meter
    439
  - Fxbus Sends
    439
  - FX Preset
    441
- Effects Buses
  441
  - The Arrow Meter
    441
  - Bus Outputs
    441
  - The Aux Bus
    442
  - About FX Presets
    443
  - Bus Overrides (Bus Mods)
    444
- Output Section
  450
  - Separate Analog and KDS Outputs
    451
  - Analog MIX Output
    451
  - Digital Output
    451
- Saving Studios and Other Objects
  452
  - Disk Functions
    453
- Real-Time Control of KDFX
  453
  - Linking to Programs and Setups
    453
  - Setting up Fxmods
    455
  - Importing Studios from Another Program or Setup
    459
  - Using KDFX Live from the K2600 Keyboard
    460
  - Using KDFX with a Sequencer
    461
  - Preventing Glitches When Changing Studios
    462
  - Tempo-Based Control of KDFX
    464
  - KDFX in Master Mode
    466
  - KDFX in Auto Mode
    466
- Using the Algorithms
  467
  - Conventional Studio Structure
    467
  - General Parameters
    467
  - Reverbs
    468
  - Delays
    469
  - Complex Echo
    470
  - Equalizers (EQ)
    470
  - Compressors, Expanders, and Gates
    471
  - Chorus
    473
  - Laserverb
    474
  - Filters
    475
  - Distortion
    476
  - Rotating Speakers
    477
  - Tremolo and Autopan
    478
  - Pitch Shifter (Pitcher)
    479
  - Ring Modulation
    479
  - SRS (Sound Retrieval System)
    480
  - Stereo Simulation
    480
  - Fxmod Diagnostic
    481
- Special Topics
  482
  - Song Mode
    482
  - KB3 Effects
    483
Chapter 16 DSP Functions

485
- Introduction to Algorithm Programming
  485
  - Additional Parameters
    487
- The DSP Functions
  490
  - Filters
    490
  - Filter Terminology
    491
  - How to Read the Graphs
    491
  - Pitch / Amplitude / Panner
    518
  - Mixers
    521
  - Waveforms
    522
  - Added Waveforms
    525
  - Nonlinear Functions
    526
  - Waveforms Combined with Nonlinear Functions
    536
  - Mixers with Nonlinear Inputs
    538
  - Hard Sync Functions
    539
Chapter 17 FUNS

541
- The Mechanics of Control Sources
  541
  - Unipolar and Bipolar Control Sources
    541
- Programming the Funs
  542
- The FUN Equations
  543
  - Basic FUN Equations
    544
  - Warp FUN Equations
    551
  - Boolean FUN Equations
    554
  - Sawtooth LFO FUN Equations
    554
  - Random / Chaotic LFO Funs
    555
  - Diode Equation Funs
    556
- The Order of Evaluation for Funs
  558
Chapter 18 Other Editors

559
- The Intonation Table Editor
  559
- The Velocity Map Editor
  561
  - Using the Velocity Map Editor
    562
- The Pressure Map Editor
  564
Chapter 19 Audio Outputs

565
Chapter 20 Programming Examples

569
Appendix A K2600 Boot Loader

581
- Starting the Boot Loader
  581
- Boot Loader Main Menu
  581
- Install System / Install Objects
  581
- Run System
  583
- Hard Reset
  583
- Run Diags
  583
Index

585

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Table of Contents

Chapter 1 Introduction

Chapter 2 Startup

Chapter 3 User Interface Basics

Chapter 4 The Operating Modes

Chapter 5 Editing Conventions

Chapter 6 Program Mode and the Program Editor

Chapter 7 Setup Mode and the Setup Editor

Chapter 8 Quick Access Mode and the Quick Access Editor

Chapter 9 Basic Effects Mode

Chapter 10 MIDI Mode

Chapter 11 Master Mode

Chapter 12 Song Mode and the Song Editor

Chapter 13 Disk Mode

Chapter 14 Sampling and Sample Editing

Chapter 15 Advanced KDFX

Chapter 16 DSP Functions

Chapter 17 FUNS

Chapter 18 Other Editors

Chapter 19 Audio Outputs

Chapter 20 Programming Examples

Appendix A K2600 Boot Loader

Index

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