Kurzweil PC3 Getting Started Manual

46, 5-4 Preliminary - Subject to Change Editing Conventions Saving and Naming Memory Objects If the original object was a memory object, the PC3 will assume you want to replace it, and will suggest the same ID as the original object (if it has an asterisk—*—between its ID and its name, it’s…

81, Kurzweil PC3 MIDI Mode The Soft Buttons in MIDI Mode Preliminary - Subject to Change 10-11 The Soft Buttons in MIDI Mode The first three soft buttons select the three MIDI mode pages. The PrgChg soft button lets you send a program change command on any MIDI channel. The RsetCh soft button lets you re…

100, 13-10 Preliminary - Subject to Change Storage Mode Saving Files • Double-press of Chan/Layer buttons: View Selected Objects If the number of selected objects is larger than the 6 objects that fit on one page, the list can be scrolled to view all of the information. Note that this feature is no…

55, Program Mode KB3 Program Structure Preliminary - Subject to Change 6-7 Local Keyboard Channel The local keyboard channel enables the PC3 to receive MIDI information on a single channel, then rechannelize that information so you can play and control all 16 zones of a setup, even if your MID…

75, MIDI Mode The RECEIVE Page Preliminary - Subject to Change 10-5 Velocity Map—Receive The velocity map applies a preset curve to incoming velocity messages. It maps incoming velocity levels to new levels that correspond to the eight dynamic levels used by the VTRIGs and keymaps for velocit…

33, User Interface Basics Navigation Preliminary - Subject to Change 3-7 The Soft Buttons The soft buttons are called “soft” because their functions change depending on the currently selected mode and page. Sometimes they perform specific functions, like changing MIDI channels in…