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Tutorials: Setup Mode
Basics Of Using Riffs
Riffscanalsobetriggeredbythekeyboardkeys.Sincekeyscan’tstayon(toggled)likeswitches
andpadscan,itiscommontohaveanotherkey(usuallyrightnexttothetriggerkey)torelease
theriff.SetthetriggerandreleasekeysforariffbysettingtheTrigger
andReleaserangesonthe
RIFF2pagetoarangeofonekeyeach.Youcanalsotransposeriffswhentriggeringthemfrom
thekeys.Seethenexttutorialfordetails.
Transposing A Riff As It Is Triggered
RiffstriggeredfromthePC3LE’skeyboardcanbetransposedastheyaretriggered.One
commonuseforthisfeatureistocreateabassriffthatcanbetriggeredbythelefthand.Inthis
tutorialwewilllookatasetupthatisconfiguredthisway,andlookatsome
settingswecan
changetotriggerthetransposingriffindifferentways.
1. Press the Exit button until you reach the ProgramMode page. Next, press the Setup mode button,
located with the mode buttons to the left of the display. This will bring you to the Setup mode main
page.
2. Use the - / + buttons or Alpha Wheel to select the setup 64OldSchoolJam or use the
alphanumeric pad to enter 64 and press Enter (see below.) This setup splits the keyboard between
an electric bass riff on the lower notes of the keyboard and an electric piano on the higher notes of
the keyboard. There are also drum riffs that play from pads 1 and 2.
Playanoteonthelefthandendofthekeyboardtoheartheelectricbassriffthatisloadedwith
thissetup.Ifyoulet
thebassriffplaywithoutpressinganyotherkeys,youwillhearthattheriff
isafourbarloop.Whenyoupressanotherkeyonthelefthandendofthekeyboard,thebassriff
waitsuntilitsnextdownbeatandthentransposestheriffandrestartstheloop.To
stoptheriff,
presstheStopbuttontotheleftofthedisplay.
3. Next, lets edit this setup to see how this riff is being transposed and triggered. With the setup 64
OldSchoolJam selected, press the Edit button on the front panel. This will bring you to the CH/
PROG page of the setup editor (see below.)
- 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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