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Kurzweil K2661 Musician's Manual (610 pages)

Kurzweil K2661: User Guide

Brand: Kurzweil | Category: Synthesizer | Size: 6 MB

Important Safety Instructions
3
World Wide Web Home Page
4
Table of Contents
5
Chapter 1 Introduction

23
- Welcome
  23
- Overview of the K2661
  23
- VAST Synthesis
  25
- KB3 Tone Wheel Emulation
  25
- How the K2661 Works
  25
- How to Use this Manual
  26
- Do I Have Everything
  26
- The Accessory Files
  27
  - K2661 Base ROM Objects
    27
  - K2661 Demos
    27
  - K2661 Farm & Extras
    27
  - K2600 Compatibility
    28
  - K2500 Compatibility
    28
  - K2000 Compatibility
    28
Chapter 2 Startup

29
- Quick Startup Checklist
  29
  - Start Jamming
    29
- Startup-The Details
  30
  - Before You Start
    30
  - Connecting the Power Cable (Line Cord)
    30
  - Connecting the Audio Cables
    30
  - Connecting MIDI
    30
  - Connecting SCSI
    31
  - Switching on the Power
    31
  - Smartmedia
    31
- Playing the Presets
  32
  - Getting Around
    32
  - Programs
    32
  - Setups
    34
  - Quick Access
    35
- The Other Modes
  36
- Software Upgrades
  36
Chapter 3 User Interface Basics

37
- Mode Selection
  37
  - Mode Buttons
    38
- Navigation
  38
  - The Display
    38
  - Pages
    38
  - The Top Line
    39
  - The Bottom Line
    39
  - The Soft Buttons
    39
  - The Cursor Buttons
    39
  - The Chan/Bank Buttons
    39
  - The Edit Button
    40
  - The Exit Button
    40
- Data Entry
  40
  - The Alpha Wheel
    40
  - The Plus/Minus Buttons
    40
  - The Alphanumeric Pad
    41
  - Double Button Presses
    41
- Intuitive Data Entry
  42
  - Changing the Current Layer in Multi-Layer Programs
    43
- Search
  43
- Renaming Multiple Objects
  43
- Mixdown and MIDI Faders Pages
  45
  - Mixdown Page
    45
  - MIDI Faders Pages
    45
- Quick Song Recording and Playback
  46
Chapter 4 The Operating Modes

47
- What the Modes Are
  47
- Selecting Modes
  47
  - Nested Editors
    49
- Using the Modes
  49
  - Program Mode
    49
  - Setup Mode
    49
  - Quick Access Mode
    50
  - Effects Mode
    50
  - MIDI Mode
    50
  - Master Mode
    50
  - Song Mode
    50
  - Disk Mode
    50
Chapter 5 Editing Conventions

51
- Introduction to Editing
  51
  - What's an Object
    51
- Object Type and ID
  52
- Saving and Naming
  53
  - ROM Objects
    54
  - RAM Objects
    54
  - Keyboard Naming
    55
- Deleting Objects
  56
  - Dependent Objects
    56
- Memory Banks
  57
  - Saving and Loading Files-Disk Mode
    57
- Special Button Functions
  58
Chapter 6 Program Mode and the Program Editor

59
- Background
  59
- VAST Program Structure
  60
- KB3 Program Structure
  62
- KB3 Mode
  62
  - KB3 Channel
    62
  - Real-Time Controls in KB3 Mode
    63
  - Playing KB3 Programs
    63
  - KB3 Mode Buttons (Mute Buttons)
    63
  - MIDI Control of KB3 Programs
    64
- The Program Mode Page
  67
  - Program Names in Parentheses
    67
  - Control Setup
    68
  - The Soft Buttons in Program Mode
    68
- Editing VAST Programs
  69
  - The Soft Buttons in the Program Editor
    70
  - Algorithm Basics
    70
- Common DSP Control Parameters
  72
  - Initial Setting Parameters
    72
  - Hard-Wired Parameters
    72
  - Programmable Parameters
    72
  - Coarse Adjust
    73
  - Fine Adjust
    73
  - Key Tracking
    74
  - Velocity Tracking
    74
  - Source 1 (Src1)
    74
  - Source 2 (Src2)
    74
  - Summary of Common DSP Control Parameters
    75
- The Algorithm (ALG) Page
  75
- The LAYER Page
  77
  - Low Key (Lokey)
    77
  - High Key (Hikey)
    77
  - Low Velocity (Lovel)
    78
  - High Velocity (Hivel)
    78
  - Pitch Bend Mode (Pbmode)
    78
  - Trigger (Trig)
    78
  - Delay Control (Dlyctl)
    78
  - Minimum Delay (Mindly), Maximum Delay (Maxdly)
    78
  - Enable
    79
  - Enable Sense (S)
    79
  - Opaque
    80
  - Sustain Pedal (Suspdl)
    80
  - Sostenuto Pedal (Sospdl)
    80
  - Freeze Pedal (Frzpdl)
    80
  - Ignore Release (Ignrel)
    80
  - Hold through Attack (Thratt)
    80
  - Hold until Decay (Tildec)
    81
- The KEYMAP Page
  81
  - Keymap
    81
  - Transpose (Xpose)
    81
  - Key Tracking (Keytrk)
    82
  - Velocity Tracking (Veltrk)
    82
  - Sample Skipping (Smpskp)
    82
  - Stereo
    82
  - Timbre Shift
    83
  - Playback Mode
    84
  - Alternative Switch (Altcontrol and Altmethod)
    84
- The PITCH Page
  85
  - Fine Hz
    85
- The F1-F3 Pages
  85
- The F4 AMP Page
  86
  - Adjust
    86
  - Key Tracking
    86
  - Velocity Tracking
    87
  - Pad
    87
  - Source 1 and Source 2, Depth Controls
    87
- The OUTPUT Page
  87
  - Pair
    88
  - Pan
    88
  - Mode
    88
  - Gain
    89
  - Crossfade, Crossfade Sense (Xfadesense)
    89
  - Other OUTPUT Page Conﬁgurations
    89
- The COMMON Page
  90
  - Pitch Bend Range
    91
  - Monophonic
    91
  - Legato Play
    91
  - Portamento
    91
  - Portamento Rate
    92
  - Attack Portamento
    92
  - Globals
    92
  - Outpair
    93
- The Amplitude Envelope (AMPENV) Page
  93
  - Attack Segment Times
    95
  - Attack Segment Levels
    95
  - Decay Segment
    95
  - Release Segments
    95
  - Loop Type
    95
  - Number of Loops
    96
- The Envelope 2 (ENV2) and Envelope 3 (ENV3) Pages
  96
- The Envelope Control (ENVCTL) Page
  97
  - Adjust
    98
  - Key Tracking
    98
  - Velocity Tracking
    98
  - Source, Depth
    98
  - Impact
    98
- The LFO Page
  98
  - Minimum Rate
    99
  - Maximum Rate
    99
  - Rate Control
    99
  - LFO Shape
    99
  - LFO Phase
    100
- The ASR Page
  100
  - Trigger
    100
  - Mode
    101
  - Delay
    101
  - Attack
    101
  - Release
    101
- The Function (FUN) Page
  101
- The Velocity Trigger (VTRIG) Page
  102
- The KDFX Page
  102
- The FXMOD2-FXMOD4 Pages
  104
- The FXLFO, FXASR, and FXFUN Pages
  104
- The Importkdfx Page
  104
- Function Soft Buttons
  105
  - Set Range (Setrng)
    105
  - Name
    105
  - Save
    105
  - Delete
    105
  - Dump
    105
  - New Layer (Newlyr)
    105
  - Duplicate Layer (Duplyr)
    106
  - Import Layer (Implyr)
    106
  - Delete Layer (Dellyr)
    106
- Editing KB3 Programs
  106
- The TONEWL Page
  106
  - Upper Tone Wheels
    107
  - Lower Tone Wheels
    107
  - Upper Volume Adjust
    107
  - Number of Tone Wheels
    107
  - Upper/Lower Swap
    108
  - Wheel Volume Map
    108
  - Organ Map
    108
  - Lower Transpose / Upper Transpose
    108
  - Lowest Pitch
    108
- The DRAWBR Page
  109
  - Mode
    109
  - Steps
    109
  - Volume
    109
  - Tune
    109
- The Setdbr Soft Button
  109
- The PITCH Page
  110
- The PERC Page
  110
  - Percussion
    110
  - Volume
    111
  - Decay
    111
  - Harmonic
    111
  - Veltrack
    111
  - Lowharm
    111
  - Highharm
    111
  - Stealbar
    111
- The PERC2 Page
  112
  - Perclevel, Decaytime, Orglevel
    112
- The KEYCLK Page
  112
  - Keyclick
    113
  - Volume
    113
  - Decay
    113
  - Pitch
    113
  - Veltrk
    113
  - Random
    113
  - Retrigthresh
    113
  - Note Attack
    114
  - Note Release
    114
- The AMP Page
  114
- The OUTPUT Page
  114
- The MISC Page
  115
  - Preampresp
    115
  - Leakage
    115
  - Leakmode
    115
  - Speedctl
    116
  - Vibchorctl
    116
  - Vibchorsel
    116
  - Voladjust
    116
  - Bendrange
    116
  - Sustain
    116
  - Sostenuto
    116
- The EQ Page
  117
- All the Other Pages
  117
- Programming Tips
  117
  - Using a KB3 Program in a Setup
    118
  - Programs Using 2PARAM SHAPER
    118
  - Shaper AMP (!AMP)
    118
  - Using the VAST Program Editor on a KB3 Program
    119
Chapter 7 Setup Mode and the Setup Editor

121
- Setup Mode
  121
  - Loading Older Setup Versions
    122
  - The Control Setup
    122
  - Zone-Status Leds in Setup Mode
    124
- The Setup Editor
  125
- The Channel/Program (CH/PROG) Page
  126
  - Local Program (Localprg)
    126
  - Channel
    126
  - MIDI Bank
    127
  - MIDI Program (Midiprog)
    128
  - Status
    128
  - Output Assignment (Out)
    128
  - Destination
    129
  - MIDI Bank Mode
    129
  - Entry Program Change (Entryprogchg)
    129
  - Zone Arpeggiation (Zonearpeg)
    130
- The Key/Velocity (KEY/VEL) Page
  130
  - Low Key (Lokey), High Key (Hikey)
    130
  - Transpose
    131
  - Note Map
    131
  - Velocity Scale (Velscale)
    132
  - Velocity Offset
    132
  - Velocity Curve (Velcurve)
    134
  - Low Velocity (Lovel), Highvelocity (Hivel)
    136
- The Pan/Volume (PAN/VOL) Page
  137
  - Entry Volume, Exit Volume
    137
  - Entry Pan, Exit Pan
    137
- The BEND Page
  138
- Controllers
  139
  - Continuous Controllers
    140
  - Switch Controllers
    141
  - The MIDI Control Source List
    141
- Continuous Controller Parameters
  143
  - Destination (Dest)
    144
  - Scale
    144
  - Offset (Add)
    144
  - Curve (Curv)
    144
  - Entry (Ent) and Exit Values
    145
- The SLIDER and SLID/2 Pages
  145
- The Continuous Control Pedal (CPEDAL) Page
  147
- The RIBBON Page
  147
- The WHEEL Page
  149
- The Pressure (PRESS) Page
  149
- Switch Controller Parameters
  150
  - Switch Type (Swtype)
    150
  - Destination
    150
  - On Value
    151
  - Off Value
    151
  - Entry (Ent) and Exit States
    151
- The Footswitch (FOOTSW) Page
  151
- The SWITCH Page
  152
- The KDFX and FXMOD Pages
  153
- The COMMON Page
  153
  - Song
    153
  - Song Control
    154
  - Sync
    154
  - Mutes
    154
- The Arpeggiator (ARPEG) Page
  155
  - Active
    156
  - Sync
    156
  - Low Key (Lokey) and High Key (Hikey)
    156
  - Latch
    157
  - Order
    158
  - Beats
    158
  - Tempo
    158
  - Note Shift
    158
  - Shift Limit
    158
  - Limit Option
    159
  - Glissando
    160
  - Velocity
    160
  - Duration
    160
  - Real-Time Control of Arpeggiator Parameters
    161
- The Ribbon Conﬁguration (RIBCFG) Page
  162
  - Large Ribbon Conﬁguration
    162
  - Position Mode (Posmode)
    162
  - Spring
    163
  - Center
    163
- The Utility Soft Buttons
  163
  - Name
    163
  - Save
    163
  - Delete
    163
  - Dump
    164
  - New Zone (Newzn)
    164
  - Duplicate Zone (Dupzn)
    164
  - Import Zone (Impzn)
    164
  - Delete Zone (Delzn)
    164
  - Copy and Paste
    164
  - Clear
    165
  - Set Range (Setrng)
    165
- Editing Hints and Suggestions
  165
  - Do These Parameters Always Mean Something
    165
  - Do I Need All those Pedals
    166
  - Multiple Controllers
    166
  - Editing Programs
    166
Chapter 8 Quick Access Mode and the Quick Access Editor

167
Chapter 9 Basic Effects Mode

169
- Introduction
  169
- Terminology
  170
  - Studio
    170
  - Fxbus (also Called Insert Fxbus)
    171
  - Aux FX Bus (Aux Bus)
    171
  - FX Preset
    171
  - Algorithm
    171
  - Size/Paus
    171
  - Parameters
    171
  - Fxmods
    172
  - Bus Overrides (or Busmods)
    172
  - Fxctrl
    172
  - Studio Editor
    172
- MAIN Page
  173
  - Soft Buttons in Effects Mode
    174
- Effects Bus Editor
  175
- Effects Send Page
  176
- The CTRL Page
  177
  - Effects Channel (FX Chan)
    178
  - Studio
    179
- Bypass and Mute Pages
  180
- Chaining Effects
  183
- The Structure of Kurzweil Digital Effects (KDFX)
  184
  - The Studio
    184
  - Normal Studio Structure
    187
- Software Organization
  187
- Controlling Effects
  187
  - Controlling Effects with a Sequencer
    188
  - Controlling Effects with Sysex Messages
    188
- A Tour of Effects Mode
  189
- Load the Tutorial Files
  189
- A Simple Studio
  189
- A more Complex Studio
  194
- Chaining Effects
  198
- A Complex Studio with Real-Time Control
  201
- Building Your Own
  207

KURZWEIL K2661 Musician’s Reference Manual (501 pages)

Brand: KURZWEIL | Category: Electronic Keyboard | Size: 8 MB

Important Safety & Installation Instructions
2
Radio and Television Interference
2
Important Safety Instructions
3
World Wide Web Home Page
4
Kurzweil International Contacts
4
Table of Contents
5
Chapter 1 Front Panel Quick Reference

9
- Chan/Bank Buttons
  9
- Edit Button
  9
- Volume Knob/ Slider
  9
- Mode Buttons
  9
- Soft Buttons
  10
- Exit Button
  10
- Cursor Buttons
  10
- Alphanumeric Buttonpad
  10
- Alpha Wheel
  10
- Plus / Minus Buttons (- and +)
  10
- The Display
  11
- Solo Button
  11
- Mixdown Button
  11
- Mixdown Control
  11
- MIDI Faders Button
  12
- Special Button Functions
  12
- Special Button Functions: Double Button Presses
  14
- LFO Shapes
  15
Chapter 2 Lfos

15
- Sine
  16
- Positive Sine
  16
- Square
  16
- Positive Square
  16
- 6 Step
  17
- 7 Step
  17
- Positive 7 Step
  17
Chapter 3 DSP Algorithms

19
Chapter 4 Control Sources

35
- Control Source Lists
  37
- Descriptions of Control Sources
  38
- MIDI Control Source List
  39
  - Off
    39
  - Mono Pressure (Mpress)
    39
  - MIDI 01 (Mwheel)
    39
  - MIDI 10 (Pan)
    40
  - MIDI 21 (Auxbend1)
    40
  - MIDI 64 (Sustain)
    40
  - MIDI 65 (Portsw)
    40
  - MIDI 67 (Softpd)
    41
  - MIDI 69 (Frezpd)
    41
  - MIDI 75 (Legatosw)
    41
  - MIDI 91 (Fxdep)
    41
- Main Control Source List
  42
  - Channel State (Chan St)
    42
  - Bipolar Mono Pressure (Bmpress)
    42
  - Bipolar Mod Wheel (Bi-Mwl)
    42
  - Global ASR (GASR2)
    43
  - Global FUN2 (GFUN2)
    43
  - Global LFO (GLFO2)
    43
  - Global LFO Phase (Glfo2Ph)
    43
  - Sync State (Syncst)
    44
  - A Clock
    44
  - Negative a Clock (~A Clock)
    44
  - B Clock
    44
  - Global Phase 1 and 2 (G Phase 1, G Phase 2)
    45
  - Global Random Variant 1 and 2 (Grandv 1, Grandv 2)
    45
  - Note State (Note St)
    45
  - Key Number (Keynum)
    45
  - Inverse Attack Velocity (Invattvel)
    46
  - Polyphonic Pressure (Ppress)
    46
  - Release Velocity (Relvel)
    46
  - Bipolar Attack Velocity (Bi-Avel)
    46
  - LFO1 Phase (Lfo1Ph)
    47
  - Lfo2
    47
  - LFO2 Phase (Lfo2Ph)
    47
  - Fun3, Fun4
    47
  - Release State (Rel State)
    48
  - Gkeynum
    48
  - Gattvel
    48
  - Ghikey, Glokey
    48
- Constant Control Sources
  49
- Keyboard Shortcuts for Control Sources
  50
  - C-1 to A0
    50
  - A0 to C8
    50
Chapter 5 MIDI Note Numbers

51
Chapter 6 MIDI, SCSI, and Sample Dumps

55
- K2661 and Macintosh Computers
  57
  - The MIDI Sample Dump Standard
    58
    
    Loading Samples with the MIDI Standard Sample Dump
    58
    
    Getting a Sample into a Sample Editor from the K2661
    59
    
    Dumping from the K2661 to a Sampler
    59
    
    Dumping a Sample from the K2661 to a MIDI Data Recorder
    59
    
    Loading a Sample into the K2661 from a MIDI Data Recorder
    59
    
    Loading a Sample into the K2661 from Another K2661
    59
    
    Accessing a New K2661 Sample
    60
    
    Troubleshooting a MIDI Sample Dump
    60
    
    When Loading Samples to the K2661
    60
    
    Aborting a MIDI Sample Dump
    61
    
    When Dumping Samples from the K2661
    61
  - SMDI Sample Transfers
    62
Chapter 7 System Exclusive Protocol

63
- K2661 System Exclusive Implementation
  63
  - Common Format
    63
  - Data Formats
    64
  - Messages
    65
    
    DUMP = 00H
    65
    
    LOAD = 01H
    65
    
    DNAK = 03H
    65
    
    Object Types
    69
  - Master Parameters
    69
  - Button Press Equivalence Tables
    69
Chapter 8 Maintenance and Troubleshooting

73
- Preventive Maintenance
  73
  - Cleaning Your K2661
    73
- Battery Replacement
  74
- Scanner Diagnostics
  75
- Maximizing Music and Minimizing Noise
  75
  - Ground Hum
    76
- Power Problems and Solutions
  77
- Troubleshooting
  77
  - Other Possible Problems
    78
    
    No Sound, no Display, no Leds Illuminated
    78
    
    No Sound
    78
    
    Volume Knob Has no Effect
    78
Chapter 9 Upgrading Sample Memory

79
- Program RAM Vs. Sample RAM
  79
  - Disk Mode Page Showing Sample RAM and Program RAM
    79
  - Viewing RAM Objects
    80
- Choosing and Installing a SIMM for K2661 Sample Memory
  80
  - SIMM Speciﬁcations
    80
  - Installing Sample RAM
    81
  - KDFX Reference
    83

Kurzweil K2661 Getting Started Manual (286 pages)

Toshiba Corporation Getting Started Guide stereo piano K2661

Brand: Kurzweil | Category: Synthesizer | Size: 2 MB

Radio and Television Interference
2
Important Safety Instructions
3
Kurzweil International Contacts
4
World Wide Web Home Page
4
Table of Contents
5
Chapter 1 Introduction

9
- Overview of the K2661
  9
- VAST Synthesis
  10
- KB3 Tone Wheel Emulation
  10
- How the K2661 Works
  11
- How to Use this Manual
  11
- Do I Have Everything
  11
Chapter 2 Startup

13
- Quick Startup Checklist
  13
- Start Jamming
  13
- Startup-The Details
  14
  - Switching on the Power
    15
  - Connecting SCSI
    15
- Playing the Presets
  16
- Quick Access
  19
- The Other Modes
  20
- Software Upgrades
  20
Chapter 3 User Interface Basics

21
- Mode Selection
  21
- Mode Buttons
  22
- Navigation
  22
  - Disk Mode
    22
  - The Cursor Buttons
    23
  - The Soft Buttons
    23
  - The Bottom Line
    23
  - The Top Line
    23
- Data Entry
  24
  - Double Button Presses
    25
  - The Alphanumeric Pad
    25
- Intuitive Data Entry
  26
- Changing the Current Layer in Multi-Layer Programs
  27
- Search
  27
- Renaming Multiple Objects
  27
- Mixdown and MIDI Faders Pages
  29
- Quick Song Recording and Playback
  30
Chapter 4 The Operating Modes

31
- What the Modes Are
  31
- Selecting Modes
  31
- Nested Editors
  33
- Using the Modes
  33
  - Effects Mode
    34
  - Master Mode
    34
  - MIDI Mode
    34
  - Song Mode
    34
  - Disk Mode
    34
Chapter 5 Editing Conventions

35
- Introduction to Editing
  35
- What's an Object
  35
- Object Type and ID
  36
- Saving and Naming
  37
  - Rom Objects
    38
  - RAM Objects
    39
  - Keyboard Naming
    39
- Deleting Objects
  40
- Dependent Objects
  40
- Memory Banks
  41
- Saving and Loading Files-Disk Mode
  41
- Special Button Functions
  42
Chapter 6 Program Mode

43
- VAST Program Structure
  44
- KB3 Program Structure
  46
- The Program Mode Page
  51
  - Program Names in Parentheses
    51
  - The Soft Buttons in Program Mode
    52
  - Control Setup
    52
Chapter 7 Setup Mode

53
Chapter 8 Quick Access Mode

57
Chapter 9 Basic Effects Mode

59
- Introduction
  59
- Terminology
  60
  - Bus Overrides (or Busmods)
    62
  - Studio Editor
    62
- MAIN Page
  63
- Soft Buttons in Effects Mode
  64
- Effects Bus Editor
  65
- Effects Send Page
  66
- The CTRL Page
  67
- Effects Channel (FX Chan)
  68
- Bypass and Mute Pages
  69
- Chaining Effects
  71
- The Structure of Kurzweil Digital Effects (KDFX)
  72
- Normal Studio Structure
  75
- Software Organization
  75
- Controlling Effects
  75
  - Controlling Effects with a Sequencer
    76
  - Controlling Effects with Sysex Messages
    76
Chapter 10 MIDI Mode

77
- The TRANSMIT Page
  77
  - Velocity Map-Transmit (Velocmap)
    79
  - Pressure Map-Transmit (Pressmap)
    79
  - Program Change (Pchng)
    79
  - Buttons (Bttns)
    80
  - Change Setups (Chgsetups)
    80
- The RECEIVE Page
  80
  - All Notes off
    81
  - Bend Smooth
    82
  - Bank Select
    83
  - Power Mode
    83
- The Channels Page
  83
- Program Change Formats
  85
- The Soft Buttons in MIDI Mode
  90
  - Program Change (Prgchg)
    90
  - Reset Channels (Rsetch)
    90
Chapter 11 Master Mode

91
- The Master Mode Page
  91
  - Velocity and Pressure Touch (Veltouch and Presstouch)
    92
  - Intonation Key (Intonakey)
    94
- The MAST2 Page
  94
  - The Vocoder
    95
  - Using the Vocoder
    96
  - View Mode
    100
  - Digital Output Format
    101
- The Soft Buttons in Master Mode
  101
- Guitar/Wind Controller Mode
  104
- Object Utilities
  105
- Using the Object Utilities from the Editor
  110

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