Kurzweil Forte - Manual (Page 289)

Multi Edit Mode
ARP Page
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FX Chain
When the Audio Input Mode parameter is set to “Multi Specific Effects”, you can use the
FX Chain parameter to select an FX chain to apply to the rear panel 1/8” (3.5mm) input
signal. If you wish to edit a Chain, you can enter the Chain Editor by pressing the Favorites
1 button (see Ch. 8 The Effects Chain Editor, on page 8-1 for details).
When selecting an Audio Input Chain, the Chain may steal FX unit resources from other
channels in order to load. Because of this you may see some Channels on the FX page
become set to (Y) (higher numbered channels will be stolen first).
Control Channel (Control Ch)
Use the Control Ch parameter to set the MIDI channel on which you wish to control Chain
Mods. See Channel on page 11-11 for details on Multi Zone MIDI Channels.
Effect Chain Mods are modulation controls which can be assigned to the Forte’s physical
controllers. Any Mods assigned within the selected Audio Input Chain can be controlled by
controllers assigned within the Multi.
To view the Mods of the selected Audio Input Chain, select the Chain field and press the
Favorites 1 button to enter the Chain Editor, then go to the Chain Info page (see Ch. 8
The Effects Chain Editor, on page 8-1 for details).
To control these Mods, assign a Multi controller to send these CC numbers using the
Destination field on the Multi Controls page (see CONTROLS Page on page 11-17 for
details). The Zone used to send these CC numbers must have a MIDI Channel which
matches the Audio Input Control Channel (see the Control Ch parameter, above). See
Channel on page 11-11 for details on setting the MIDI Channel of each Zone.
ARP Page
The Arpeggiator in Multi Mode is very similar to the Program Mode arpeggiator. See
The Arpeggiator (ARP) Page on page 7-55 of the Program Edit Mode Chapter for a full
description of each arpeggiator parameter.
In Multi Mode, the Arpeggiator works the same as in Program Mode, except there is one
arpeggiator per Zone. The Arpeggiator in each Zone can each have different settings, and
they can be played at the same time. Also, in Multi Mode the Arpeggiator page does not have
the Tempo parameter, instead the Tempo parameter on the Multi Common page should be
used.