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Intonation
Mostmodernwesternmusicuseswhatisknownasequaltemperament.Thismeansthatthe
intervalbetweeneachsemitoneofthe12‐toneoctaveispreciselythesameaseveryother
semitone.However,manydifferentintonationintervalshaveevolvedoverthecenturiesand
acrossculturesandinstruments,soequaltemperamentwill
notsoundappropriateforcertain
stylesofmusic.ThePC3LEsuppliesyouwith17differentfactoryintonationmapswhichare
usefulforarangeofdifferentstyles.Bychangingthevalueforthisparameter,youselectfrom
amongtheintonationmapsstoredinthePC3LE’smemory.Eachofthesemaps
definesdifferent
intervalsbetweeneachofthesemitonesinasingleoctave(usedforalloctaves)bysettingpitch
offsetsforeachnoteincents.
ScrollthroughthelistofIntonationmaps,andlistenforthedifferencesbetweensemitones.
Someoftheintervalsbetweensemitonesmaybequitedifferentfromequal
temperament,but
you’llnoticethatallnotesarepreciselytunedwithnotesthatareanoctaveapart.Thisisbecause
theintonationmapssettheintervalswithinasingleoctave,andapplythoseintervalstoeach
octave.
Likemanyinstrumentsbeforetheadaptationofequaltemperament,mostoftheseintonation
maps
weredesignedtosoundbestinonespecifickey.Thoughsomemayhavehistoricallybeen
inadifferentkey,allofthePC3LEsfactoryintonationmapsaresettorootnoteCbydefault.You
canchangetherootkeyofthecurrentintonationmapbyusingtheInt.Keyparameter(see
the
IntonationKey(Int.Key)sectionbelow.)
- Musician’s Guide 1
- SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS 2
- Important Safety Instructions 3
- Table Of Contents 5
- Chapter 4 The Operating Modes 6
- Chapter 5 Editing Conventions 6
- Chapter 6 Program Mode 7
- Chapter 7 Setup Mode 7
- Chapter 8 Quick Access Mode 8
- Chapter 9 Master Mode 8
- Chapter 11 Storage Mode 11
- Chapter 15 Power User Tips 12
- Appendix A Specifications 13
- Appendix B PC3LE Bootloader 13
- Chapter 1 15
- Introduction 15
- Keeping Current 16
- Overview of the PC3LE 16
- How the PC3LE Works 16
- V.A.S.T. Synthesis 16
- KB3 Tone Wheel Emulation 17
- KVA Programs 17
- How to Use This Manual 17
- Do I Have Everything? 17
- Boot Loader 17
- USB Storage Device 18
- Chapter 2 19
- Startup—the Details 20
- Connecting MIDI 21
- Switching On the Power 22
- USB Storage Port 22
- USB Computer Port 23
- PC3LE Programs 24
- V.A.S.T. Programs 25
- KB3 Programs 25
- Quick Access 26
- The Other Modes 27
- Software Upgrades 27
- Chapter 3 29
- User Interface Basics 29
- Mode Buttons 30
- Assignable Controls 30
- Assignable Switches 31
- The Save Button 31
- Category Buttons 32
- Pitch Wheel and Mod Wheel 33
- Navigation 34
- The Soft Buttons 35
- The Cursor Buttons 35
- The Chan/Zone Buttons 36
- The Edit Button 36
- The Exit Button 36
- Data Entry 37
- Double Button Presses 39
- Record Play/Pause Stop 41
- Chapter 4 43
- The Operating Modes 43
- Using the Modes 44
- Song Mode 45
- Chapter 5 47
- Editing Conventions 47
- Object Type and ID 48
- Saving and Naming 49
- ROM Objects 50
- Memory Objects 50
- Keyboard Naming 51
- Deleting Objects 52
- Chapter 6 53
- The Program Mode Page 54
- Saving Controller Settings 55
- V.A.S.T. and KB3 Programs 57
- MIDI Control of KB3 Programs 60
- The BASIC Page 63
- The PADS Page 64
- The EFFECTS (FX) Page 65
- The V.A.S.T. Soft Button 68
- Editing V.A.S.T. Programs 70
- The KEYMAP Page 71
- The LAYER Page 74
- The PITCH Page 79
- The AMP Page 79
- The Algorithm (ALG) Page 79
- Function-parameter 81
- Source 2 (Src2) 83
- The DSP Control (DSPCTL) Page 85
- The OUTPUT Page 88
- The LFO Page 94
- The ASR Page 95
- The Function (FUN) Page 97
- Program Mode 100
- The Program Editor 100
- Function Soft Buttons 104
- Editing KB3 Programs 111
- KB3 Editor: The PITCH Page 114
- KB3 Editor: The AMP Page 114
- KB3 Editor: The PERC1 Page 115
- KB3 Editor: The PERC2 Page 116
- KB3 Editor: The KEYCLK Page 117
- KB3 Editor: The MISC Page 118
- KB3 Editor: The EQ Page 121
- KB3 Editor: The OUTPUT Page 121
- KB3 Programming Tips 122
- Chapter 7 123
- Setup Mode 123
- Split/Layer Button 124
- Tap Tempo Button 126
- The Setup Editor 127
- Destination 128
- MidiBank 129
- MIDI Program (MidiProg) 129
- Input Channel 130
- MIDI Bank Mode (BankMode) 131
- Arpeggiator 131
- Controllers (CTRLS) Page 132
- DestType 136
- Key Number (KeyNum) 138
- Velocity 139
- Trig. Mode (Trigger Mode) 139
- EntryState and ExitState 139
- The Pan/Volume (PAN/VOL) Page 148
- Entry Volume, Exit Volume 148
- Entry Pan, Exit Pan 148
- Transpose 150
- Note Map 150
- Velocity Scale (VelScale) 151
- Velocity Offset (VelOffset) 152
- Velocity Curve (VelCurve) 154
- —isbelow 156
- The ARPEGGIATOR Page 157
- The ARPEGGIATOR 2 Page 164
- The RIFF1 Page 170
- The RIFF2 Page 173
- value away from 64 = 512 178
- The BEND Page 179
- Effects Overview 181
- The FX Page 183
- The AUXFX1 and AUXFX2 Pages 184
- The COMMON Page 185
- Clock Source 186
- Aux FX Channel 186
- KB3 Channel 186
- TRIGGER KEYS (KEYTRG) 186
- Delete Zone (DelZn) 188
- Set Controls KB3 (KB3CTL) 188
- The Control Setup 191
- Chapter 8 193
- Quick Access Mode 193
- The QA Editor 194
- Chapter 9 197
- Master Mode 197
- Master Mode Page 1 (MAST 1) 199
- Pads Velocity Map (PadVelMap) 200
- Intonation 202
- Intonation Key (Int.Key) 203
- Master Mode Page 2 (MAST 2) 204
- Default Song 205
- Output Clock 205
- Drum Remap 205
- General MIDI 205
- Demo Button 206
- Buttons Mode 207
- MIDI Transmit (XMIT) 208
- Velocity Map (Transmit) 210
- Pressure Map (Transmit) 211
- Program Change (ProgChange) 212
- Change Setups (ChgSetups) 212
- MIDI Receive (RECV) 213
- Velocity Map (Receive) 214
- Pressure Map (Receive) 215
- All Notes Off 216
- System Exclusive ID (SysExID) 216
- Bank Select 216
- Program Change Formats 221
- Soft Buttons In Master Mode 222
- UTILITIES 222
- Chapter 10 227
- Song Mode and the Song Editor 227
- Current Song (CurSong) 228
- Recording Track (RecTrk) 229
- Program (Prog) 229
- Track Number (Trk:#) 229
- Volume (Vol) 230
- Song Mode: The MAIN Page 231
- Location (Locat) 232
- Mode Indicators (+ and x): 232
- Activity Indicators 232
- Track Status Indicators 233
- Track Channels 233
- Soft Buttons on the MAIN Page 233
- The Save Changes Dialog 235
- Song Mode: The BIG Page 236
- Song Mode: The FX Pages 238
- Song Mode: The MIXER Page 238
- Song Mode: The METRONOME Page 239
- Song Mode: The MISC Page 243
- Song Mode: The STATS Page 244
- The Song Editor 245
- Song Editor: The COMMON Page 245
- FX Track 246
- DrumTrack (DrumTrk) 246
- MIDI Destination (MidiDst) 246
- Song Editor: The TRACK Page 247
- Song Editor: Track Functions 250
- Quantize 253
- Song Editor: The EVENT Page 257
- Initial Program, Volume, Pan 258
- Location 258
- Bar, Beat, and Tick 258
- Event Type and Value 258
- Tempo Track 259
- Chapter 11 261
- Storage Mode 261
- Using USB Devices 262
- Storage Mode Page 263
- Storage Mode Common Features 264
- Common Dialogs 265
- The STORE Page 266
- The LOAD Page 268
- Loading Individual Objects 269
- The Utilities (UTILS) Page 270
- Chapter 12 273
- Keymap and Sample Editing 273
- The Keymap Editor 274
- Keymap Editor Parameters 275
- Building a Keymap 279
- Editing Samples 281
- The TRIM Page 284
- Chapter 13 287
- Tutorial: Song Mode 287
- Part 2: Set The Tempo 289
- Part 5: Fixing Mistakes 294
- Chapter 14 303
- Tutorials: Setup Mode 303
- Different Zones 318
- Scale Method 322
- Volume Of Different Zones 326
- Creating A New Setup 334
- Basics Of Using Riffs 337
- Riff Troubleshooting 354
- Problem Solution 354
- Chapter 15 355
- Power User Tips 355
- General Tips 356
- Program Mode General Tips 357
- Advanced Tips 358
- Appendix A 365
- Specifications 365
- Appendix B 367
- PC3LE Bootloader 367
- Run Diags 369
- System Reset 369
- File Utilities 369
- Softwareand 370
- Objects on page B‐2,above.) 370
- Appendix C 371
- PC3LE Legacy File Conversion 371
- Setup Objects 372
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