Kurzweil Forte SE Musician's Manual

261, Global Mode MAPS Page 12-8 0 None No intonation map is used, intonation is equal. 1 Equal No detuning of any intervals. The standard for modern western music. 2 Just Tunings are dened based on the ratios of the frequencies between intervals. The original tuning of Classical European m…

350, Effects Chains F-2 ID CHAIN 216 Fife Stage 217 Live RecitalHall 218 AbbeyBrasHall2 219 Smooth Long Hall 220 kickcmp3 223 kickcmp4 224 snarcmp4 226 kickcmp5 229 Bright Hat Room 230 BrightFlange 233 snarshaper6 240 Reverb2 241 500msDelay K 242 Organ Chamber1 243 TapChorusLes LE2 …

228, Multi Edit Mode KEYVEL (KeyVelocity) Page 11-10 KEYVEL (KeyVelocity) Page LoKey and HiKey (Key Range) e Low and Hi parameters dene the key range of the currently selected zone. Keys played within this range will trigger a note for the selected Zone. e easiest way to change thes…

107, Program Edit Mode The DSP Control (DSPCTL) Page 7-38 In addition to having a selectable function, each function block has three editable parameters: number of inputs, number of outputs, and block size (the Output Mode parameter is an editable parameter of the algorithm as a whole). When …

281, Global Mode TOOLS Page 12-28 In Program Mode, System Tempo can control the rate of each Program’s arpeggiator, as well as the rate of any tempo synced Insert or Aux eects that each program may use. Most programs will default to using the System Tempo, though some programs may be programmed u…

313, Kurzweil Forte SE Song Mode and the Song Editor Song Editor: The EVENT Page 13-29 Remap Use the Remap function to apply the values of any one type of controller data, already recorded on a track, to another controller type. The eect the real time changes of the “Old” controller had will be replaced by th…