User manual KURZWEIL SP3

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IMPORTANT SAFETY & INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS INSTRUCTIONS PERTAINING TO THE RISK OF FIRE, ELECTRIC SHOCK, OR INJURY TO PERSONS WARNING: When using electric products, basic precautions should always be followed, including the following: 1. Read all of the Safety and Installation Instructions and Explanation of Graphic Symbols before using the product. [. . . ] This function sets a split point and selects Split Keyboard mode simultaneously when you are not in split mode. Figure 45 Split Point -3 Chapter 4 Programming Your SP3 Changing Effect Setting In Program mode, users can change the effects associated with the current program or setup. The SP3 has two separate effect blocks called Effect and Reverb. The effects available for the Effect block include choruses, reverbs, distortions, etc. The Reverb block is mainly for reverberation adding dimension to sounds, so the effects for Reverb consist of presets such as Room, Hall, Chamber, etc. You can change effects for each block with the [Effect] and [Reverb] buttons in Program mode. 1 Effect Reverb Chorus Booth 2 Flange Room 1 3 Delay Room 2 4 Compress Chamber 5 Distotion Hall 1 6 Filter Hall 2 7 Lazerverb Hall 3 8 Misc Combi Chart 42 Effect List Figure 46 · Changing Effects To change an effect, press the [Effect] button. Users can select types of effects with the upper set of Sound Select buttons and select variations with the lower set of Sound Select buttons. The same method will work for Reverb and you can store your changes in a Quick Access bank with the associated programs. Figure 47 Buttons for Effect Setting For this example, we're going to change the Effect associated with Program 0 Stereo Grand Piano. The display will show "1 Stereo Chorus 1" and the LED in the [Edit] button in the Edit region of the SP3's front panel will blink. -4 Chapter 4 Programming Your SP3 Figure 48 The display in Effect Editor mode 3. Select the desired type of effect with the upper set of Sound Select buttons in the Category region. The buttons are labeled Chorus, Flanger, Delay, Compressor, Distortion, Filter, LazerVerb, and Misc. (Rotary Speaker, Enhancer, Simple Motion, etc. ) After making your selection, select the desired preset with one of the the lower 8 buttons. For more information about the effects and reverbs, refer to Appendix B7, Effects and Reverbs. Figure 49 Selecting Effect Presets 4. Press [Store] in the Edit region. The SP3 will ask if you want to replace the effect setting of the current Program. Store the change with [+/Yes] and the procedure is completed. Figure 410 Storing Effect Setting -5 Chapter 4 Programming Your SP3 · Changing Reverbs Figure 411 Reverb For this example, we're going to change the reverb associated Program 0, Stereo Grand Piano. The display will show "106 Semi Hall 24" and the LED in the [Edit] button in the Edit region of the SP3's front panel will blink. Figure 412 The display in Reverb Editor mode 3. Select the desired type of reverb with the upper set of Sound Select buttons in the Category region. The buttons are labeled Room1, Room2, Chamber, Hall1, Hall2, and Hall3. [. . . ] 400 ohm, Balanced, nominal 200 ohm, Unbalanced, nominal 20. 8 dBu (8. 5 Volts RMS) Balanced, highimpedance load 14. 7 dBu (4. 2 Volts RMS) Unbalanced, highimpedance load 20Hz­20kHz +/­ 0. 6 dB Less than 115 dBA, balanced, relative to fullscale signal Greater than 112 dBA, balanced, using 60 dBFS signal 96 dB Connectors Impedance Maximum output level Frequency Response Idle channel noise Dynamic Range Stereo Channel Separation Headphone Output Output impedance Maximum output level 47 Ohm, nominal 4 dBu ( 0. 5 Volts RMS ) with 32 Ohm load Parameter Reference Parameter Group Key Range Transposition Velocity Continuous controllers These controllers all have the same three Parameters, called the Basic Parameter Group. The Ctrl Num parameter is different for each but the other parameters are the same. Wheel 1 Up/Down Wheel 2 Knob A Knob B Knob C Knob D Pedal 1 Exit Value None, 0­127 (default None) Subgroup (if any) Hi Parameter Lo Note Map Transpose Vel Min Vel Max C-1­G 9 C-1­G 9 Linear -24 to 24 1­127 1­127 Range of Values Default G#3(Ab3) G9 Linear 0 1 127 Wheel 1 Up/Down Ctrl Num : Pitch Up Wheel 2 Ctrl Num: Mod Wheel Ctrl Num : 6 Ctrl Num : 13 Ctrl Num : 22 Ctrl Num : 23 Ctrl Num : 11 2 Semitone A-2 Appendix A SP3 Specifications MIDI Implementation Chart Model: Kurzweil SP3 Manufacturer: Kurzweil Digital Synthesizers Function Basic Channel Mode Note Number Velocity After Touch Pitch Bender 0 , 32 1 2 4 6, 38 7 10 11 64 66 67 91 93 96 97 98, 99 100, 101 120 121 True # Local Control All Notes Off Reset Default Changed Default Messages Altered 0­127 True Voice Note ON Note OFF Keys Channels Date:2007. 5. 25 Version 1. 0 Transmitted 1 X Multi* Any X 0­127 1­128 O O X O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O 1­128 1­128 O X O X Recognized 1 1 - 16 Multi* Modes 1 key range 1­128 O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O 1­128 1­128 O O O X Remarks C 0­C 8 Control Change** bank select mod wheel breath controller foot controller data entry volume pan expression sustain pedal sostenuto pedal soft pedal Reverb Wet/Dry Effect Wet/Dry data increment data decrement non-registered param num registered param num all sound off reset all controllers Program Change System Exclusive Aux Messages Mode 1: Omni On, Poly Mode 3: Omni Off, Poly Mode 2: Omni On, Mono Mode 4: Omni Off, Mono O = yes X = no A-3 Appendix B 002 Dynamic Grand SP3 Series Programs and Controller Assignments The following list describes the physical controller assignments for each program and setup. Because they are all realtime controllers, you can easily put expressiveness and variety in your performance with them. [. . . ]