Editing a sound
Your version of a sound
How Program Edit works on the K2700: its pages and soft buttons, layers, keys and velocities, keymaps and tuning, the PARAMS page, COMPARE and SAVE, and a whole edit of a factory program.
The themes before this one explain the parts of a sound; this one is about the editor that reaches them. Every lesson shows the K2700's own screens for a factory program, or a map drawn from its layers: which layers play a note, what each key sounds, which control moves what.
Seven lessons: the map of Program Edit, layers, keys and velocities, keymaps and tuning, the PARAMS page, COMPARE and SAVE, and a whole edit, step by step. Nothing plays on these pages: open the program on your K2700 as you go.
From EDIT to SAVE.
Each lesson walks through a factory program's pages, or maps its layers and controls: click, compare, and then do it on your K2700.
EDIT opens a program in Program Edit.
1,544 programsLESSON 2LayersNEW · DUP · DEL · SOLO · MUTEA program is up to 32 layers that play together, each with its own keymap, keys, envelopes and wiring.
9,021 layersLESSON 3Keys and velocitiesLAYER pageA layer's LAYER page decides which notes it plays.
4,231 layers with a key rangeLESSON 4Keymaps and tuningKEYMAP pageThe KEYMAP page chooses the samples a layer plays and how the keys move them.
3,026 transposed layersLESSON 5The PARAMS pageControlsPARAMS is the program's control panel: each row a Parameter, its Value when the program loads, the Control that moves it, and its name.
1,544 programsLESSON 6COMPARE and SAVEUSER IDsCOMPARE plays and shows the program as it was stored, so you can hear what your edits did; press it again to go back.
IDs 4096 to 8191LESSON 7A whole editStep by stepAn edit is a few changes on a few pages.
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