Kurzweil PC2KBDV2 Owner's manual

Kurzweil PC2
Musician’s Guide Supplement
For Version 2 Operating System Software
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Part Number: 910356 Rev. B May 1, 2001

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PC2Version 2 Operating System Software
Thanks for purchasing the Version 2 option for your PC2 performance controller! The Version 2
upgrade adds 128 new programs to the PC2, and includes a number of new features.
Version 2 operating system software (the actual version number is 2.1) is the most current
operating system software release. It replaces Version 1.0 and Version 1.5.
Check our website ( www.kurzweilmusicsystems.com/html/whats_new.html ) for any more recent
releases of PC2 software that might be available.
This supplement assumes that you’re updating from Version 1.0, so it describes some features
that were introduced in Version 1.5. If a feature was introduced in Version 1.5, we’ll point that
out—so if you’re updating from Version 1.5, you’ll know which features are new to you, and
which features aren’t.
What’s InThis Supplement
• New Features in Version 2. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4
• Bug Fixes Since Version 1.0 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9
• Corrections/Additions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11
• Original PC2 Programs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13
• Version 2 Programs (Bank 6). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14
• Controller Assignments for Version 2 Programs . . . . . . . . . . . .15
• PC2 Setups. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .25
• Controller Assignments for Setups . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .26
• PC2 Drum Maps . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A-1
Changes Since Revision A
This is Revision B of the Musician’s Guide supplement. There is only one change since
Revision A: we’ve added Appendix A, which describes the PC2’s drum maps. Drum maps
determine where each particular drum sound appears on the keyboard.

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New Features in Version 2
New Features in Version 2
Additional Programs
One of the biggest new features for Version 2.0 is an additional bank of 128 programs. these
programs are in Bank 6, which is called Int2. There’s a list of the new programs on page 14, and
a list of the physical controller assignments beginning on page 15.
There are several ways to select programs in Bank 6:
• Press the Internal and User Sound Source buttons simultaneously, then use the Alpha
Wheel or the Plus or Minus button to scroll through the programs.
• Press 6 , +/- , then a program number on the alphanumeric buttonpad. For example, if you’re
in Bank 0, select Program 036 in Bank 6 by pressing 6 , +/- , 3 , 6 , Enter.
• Scroll directly to Bank 6 from Bank 4 or Bank 0, using the Alpha Wheel or the Plus or Minus
button.
Changes to MIDI Receive Mode
Overview
MIDI Receive mode has been redesigned significantly for Version 2. It’s now more of an
independent mode, which doesn’t change its function, except that you can’t press Cancel to exit.
MIDI Receive mode is convenient when your PC2 is a slave to an external MIDI source, like a
sequencer. It gives you quick access to all 16 MIDI channels, where you can set values for eight
parameters on each channel.
Press MIDI Recv to enter MIDI receive mode. Use the cursor buttons to scroll through the four
pages that contain the MIDI-Receive-mode parameters:
Press MIDI Recv (or Cancel ) to jump to the first page for the current channel. Press it again to
jump to the first page for the next channel. Press the Left and Right cursor buttons
simultaneously to jump to the corresponding page for the next channel. For example, if you’re on
Page 3 for Channel 1, pressing the cursor buttons simultaneously jumps to Page 3 for Channel 2.
You can also jump to the first page for any channel by holding MIDI Recv and pressing the
numbered Sound Select button corresponding to the channel you want to view.
Page 1 Channel enable, program selection
Page 2 Volume and pan
Page 3 Effects routing
Page 4 Wet/dry mix for FX-A, FX-B, and Global A->B

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Using MIDI Receive Mode
The first thing to notice is that the MIDI channel is now an editable parameter. This means that
you can use the cursor buttons to move the cursor under the displayed channel number, then
use the Alpha Wheel or the Plus or Minus button to change the channel without having to scroll
through the other parameters for that channel. Of course, you can still scroll through the
parameters as before.
When you first enter MIDI Receive mode after powering up, the display shows Channel 1,
because the PC2 resets the MIDI Receive channel each time you shut down. Until you shut
down again, the PC2 remembers which channel you’re viewing even after you’ve left MIDI
Receive mode—so the next time you enter MIDI Receive mode, the display shows the channel
you were most recently viewing.
Wet/Dry Mix on Specific Effects Channels
When you’re in MIDI Receive mode, and the value of the FX Channel parameter (in the Effects
Editor) is a specific MIDI channel (not Current ), effects respond differently to program changes
on that channel. Program changes received on that channel override the MIDI-Receive-mode
settings for wet/dry mix, and instead use the wet/dry settings for the program on that channel.
Prior to Version 2, the override didn’t occur, and the program on the specified channel used the
MIDI-Receive-mode settings for wet/dry mix, instead of the program’s own wet/dry settings.
FX Routing
The FX Routing page is now available in MIDI Receive mode. This makes it easy to adjust effects
routings on a per-channel basis. Previously, effects routing was available only on a per-program
basis.
Editing Effects (A Special Case)
This feature works when (and only when) you’re in MIDI receive mode and the value of the
FX Chg Mode parameter is Panel , which applies a single global effect to each bus, regardless of
the current channel or program. In this case, pressing FX-A’s or FX-B’s Select buttons selects the
global effect assigned to that bus, where you can use the cursor buttons to select parameters for
editing.
In previous versions, pressing the Select buttons selected the effect associated with the program
on the current channel, not the global effect.
MIDI Remapping
If you’re in MIDI Receive mode, and the value of the MIDI In parameter (in the Global menu) is
Remap , the PC2 remaps MIDI Controller messages 91–94 to the current MIDI channel.
Normally, these messages aren’t remapped, so this special case enables you to control the PC2’s
effects routing and wet/dry mixes from your MIDI source regardless of which channel your
MIDI source is using.

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New Features in Version 2
New Startup Value for FX Change Mode
The value of the FX Chg Mode parameter (in the Effects editor) always reverts to Auto when
you turn on your PC2. Previously, the setting for FX Chg Mode would always stay where you
left it, even after powering down.
New Editing Function: Capture MIDIValues
This function was first introduced in Version 1.5. It appears in the Timbre menu for regular
(non-KB3) programs. It’s a convenient way to change and save the settings for the seven MIDI
Controllers that can send initial values. The initial values are the MIDI Controller values that the
program sends when you select it.
For example, in Program 090 Meteor Strings , Slider D (which by default sends MIDI 13)
controls Lopass Filter resonance. The default initial value for MIDI 13 is 66 . Consequently, when
you select program 090 , the PC2 generates a MIDI 13 message with a value of 66, which gives
you about half the available amount of resonance as a starting point.
If you want Program 090 to come up with a different amount of resonance, you can do it easily
by capturing MIDI values.
1. Select Program 090 .
2. Move Slider D to change the amount of resonance.
3. Press Timbre , then press the Right cursor button until you see
Capture|MIDI|Vals?
in
the display.
4. Press Yes . This automatically saves your new setting as the initial value for MIDI 13. You
can check this by finding the Init Value parameter for MIDI 13, which now shows your
new value.
New Global Functions
The Global menu contains three new functions, described below. These functions aren’t editable;
they merely give information about the configuration of your PC2.
OSVersion
Indicates the version of the currently installed operating system software.
Expansion Blocks 1 (EXP1) and 2 (EXP2)
Indicates whether Expansion Sound Cards 1 and/or 2 are properly installed (in which case the
value is Yes for either or both parameters). If you’ve installed either Expansion Sound Card and
the corresponding parameter still has a value of No , you may have a problem with the
installation of that Sound Card.
PCX-1
Indicates whether the PCX-1 Polyphony Expansion Kit is properly installed. If it is, this
parameter also shows the version of the PCX-1’s operating system software. If you’ve installed
the PCX-1 and the value is still Not Installed , you may have a problem with the installation.

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PCXP1 and PCXP2
On instruments that have the PCX-1 Polyphony Expansion Kit installed, this parameter
indicates whether Expansion Sound Cards 1 and/or 2 are properly installed on the PCX-1
board. If you’ve installed either Expansion Sound Card and the corresponding parameter still
has a value of No , you may have a problem with the installation of that Sound Card.
New KB3 Parameters
There are several new KB3-editing parameters (which were first introduced in Version 1.5). They
correspond to the front-panel buttons that control many of the KB3 effects (like chorus, vibrato,
and rotary speed). You can still change these effects in KB3 mode using the front-panel buttons,
but you can also change the effects from within the KB3 Editor.
The following table shows the new parameters, their possible values, and their corresponding
front-panel buttons.
NewValue for MIDI In Parameter
The MIDI In parameter, which is in the Global menu, has a new value: Auto . This is the default
value.You might want to use this value if you’re controlling your PC2 from an external MIDI
source like a sequencer. In this case, whenever you’re in Internal Voices mode, KB3 mode, or
MIDI setups mode, certain incoming MIDI messages get remapped to different Controller
numbers. (This enables the PC2 to respond more accurately to standard MIDI Controller
messages.) In MIDI Receive mode, incoming MIDI information does not get remapped when
MIDI In is set to Auto .
Menu Parameter Values Front-Panel Button
Timbre Chor/Vib Switch Off, On
Chorus/Vib On/Off (Button 2 )
Rotary Speed Slow, Fast
Rotary Fast/Slow (Button 1, also labeled
Octave Shift)
Envelope Perc Volume Soft, Loud Perc On/Off (also labeled Main, Zone 1) Perc Decay Slow, Fast Decay (also labeled Split, Zone 3)
Perc Pitch Low, High Pitch (also labeled Split Layer, Zone 4)

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New Features in Version 2
The following table shows how MIDI Controller messages get remapped when you’re in MIDI
Receive mode and the value of MIDI In is Auto (or when you’re in any performance mode and
the value of MIDI In is Remap):
It’s important to note that the PC2 ignores certain MIDI Controller messages during the
remapping process. With Version 2, there are additional ignored messages. The following table
shows which MIDI controller messages are ignored. The first row shows all the messages that
were ignored prior to Version 2. The second row shows all the messages that are ignored as of
Version 2.
Send this Controller message… …to activate this PC2 controller
MIDI 6 Slider A
MIDI 22 Slider B
MIDI 23 Slider C
MIDI 24 Slider D
MIDI 88 Button 1
MIDI 80 Button 2
MIDI 81 Button 3
MIDI 82 Button 4
MIDI 83 Button 5
MIDI 85 Ribbon 1
MIDI 86 Ribbon 2
MIDI 87 Ribbon 3
MIDI 1 Wheel 2 (Mod Wheel)
MIDI 2 Breath
MIDI 11 Pedal 1
MIDI 4 Pedal 2
MIDI 64 Footswitch 1
MIDI 66 Footswitch 2
MIDI 67 Footswitch 3
Pitch Bend Pitch Bend
Pressure Pressure
Note On/Off Note On/Off
Ignored prior toV2 38 97 98 99 100 101
Ignored as ofV2 33 34 36 38 43 54 55 56 96 97 98 99 100 101

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Bug Fixes Since Version 1.0
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Miscellaneous New Features
Changing EQ Levels with the AlphaWheel
You can now go to the EQ settings from any performance mode (by pressing the EQ button),
then use the Alpha Wheel to change the level of the currently selected frequency band.
Previously, this feature didn’t work in some performance modes.
KB3 Drawbar Response
It’s smoother. It’s faster.
Bug Fixes SinceVersion 1.0
Battery Level
This fix was introduced in Version 1.5. With Version 1.0, you might see a “Low Battery” message
when starting up the PC2, even though the battery level is fine. With Version 2, you won’t see a
“Low Battery” message unless the battery level is actually low.
If you’ve seen a “Low Battery” message on your instrument prior to installing Version 2, you
may not need to replace the battery. After installing Version 2, watch the display when you turn
on your PC2. If you don’t see the message, your battery is fine.
Cancel Button
In some editing menus, the Cancel button would not cancel values added from the
alphanumeric buttonpad. This has been fixed. This fix was first introduced in Version 1.5.
Compare Mode
If you don’t have enough memory and you try to use Compare mode, you’ll see this message:
Not|enough|memory|to|compare. This fix was first introduced in Version 1.5. In
Version 1.0, if you tried to use compare mode and you didn’t have enough memory, it didn’t
work, and there was no message indicating the problem.
The wet/dry mix display for setups now works properly in Compare mode.
Compare mode now works when you’re creating quick layers and splits.
Goto Setup
The MIDI Controller “Go to Setup” now selects setups in the User bank of setups (Setups
129–256). Previously, it selected setups in the Internal back, which prevented you from using
“Go to Setup” to select user-defined setups.
To use a switch controller to change setups, remember to set its On Value parameter to a value
that’s 128 less than the ID of the setup you want to select. For example, if you want to select
Setup 129, set an On Value of 1. To select Setup 256, set an On Value of 128.

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Bug Fixes Since Version 1.0
MIDI Controller 6
Some programs (like 090 Meteor Strings), use MIDI Controller 6 to control program features. In
Program 090, for example, it controls Lopass Filter resonance. When you select this program, it
sounds the way it does because the program contains an initial value for MIDI 6.
Prior to Version 2, putting this program (or any others that had initial values for MIDI 6) into a
setup sometimes affected the sound of that program. That’s because the PC2 uses MIDI 6
internally to control other setup features. In the case of Program 090, the difference was extreme
because much of the program’s sound depends on filter resonance, and putting the program
into a setup would change the filter resonance level.
With Version 2, putting a program into a setup no longer affects the initial value for MIDI 6 in
that program (regardless of what it’s assigned to control), so any program that uses MIDI 6 to
control a program feature will sound the same whether you play it in a setup or as a single
program.
PortamentoTime
MIDI Controller 5 (Portamento Time) now works properly—that is, higher values cause the
portamento to occur more slowly. Prior to Version 2, the PC2 had the opposite response.
Program 081 Vox Lead
This program, which is monophonic, had problems when Layer 4 was enabled. This has been
fixed. This fix was first introduced in Version 1.5.
SysEx Dumps
In Version 1.0, SysEx dumps would occasionally be disabled if the PC2’s available memory was
low. Now SysEx dumps work regardless of how much memory is available. This fix was first
introduced in Version 1.5.
Treble EQ
In Version 1.0, the maximum boost levels for Treble EQ were inaccurate—that is, a setting of
+11 dB or +12 dB didn’t actually boost the treble band by exactly that amount. With Version 2,
the levels have been adjusted to correspond to the display values. This fix was introduced in
Version 1.5.

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Corrections/Additions
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Corrections/Additions
There are two items that we published as supplements to Revision A of the PC2 Musician’s
Guide. The first addresses audio quality. The second item is a table that lists the PC2’s MIDI
Controller assignments. This table was incorrect in some copies of Revision A.
For Best Audio Results
The PC2 features balanced left and right analog audio outputs with 1/4-inch jacks. You’ll get
your best signal-to-noise ratio using balanced cables to connect to balanced, line-level inputs on
your mixer or sound system.
You should use shielded, twisted-pair cables. The cables should each have 1/4-inch stereo
(tip-ring-sleeve) plugs on one end to connect to the PC2 (see the diagram). The other end of each
cable should have either 1/4-inch stereo plugs or XLR plugs. Cables of this type provide
balanced operation, which greatly reduces many types of noise. Unbalanced cables and/or
unbalanced sound-system inputs will give you slightly lower audio quality.
For the highest audio quality when using a sound system, set the PC2’s Master Volume slider to
its maximum before adjusting sound-system levels. This gives you the cleanest possible
signal—better than setting the PC2’s Master Volume slider to less than its maximum and
compensating by increasing the level of your sound system.
If you’re using a monaural sound system or running the PC2’s audio into a single mixer
channel, we recommend configuring the PC2 for mono output, in which case the PC2 sends the
same one-channel signal to the left and right sides of both the analog and digital outputs. See
page 26 of the Musician’s Guide for information about using mono audio output mode.
The PC2 has a headphone jack, which carries the same signal as the main outputs (that’s true
whether you’re using stereo or mono output). The headphone jack accepts a standard 1/4-inch
stereo plug, and is compatible with nearly all types of headphones. Plugging into the
headphones jack does not mute the other audio outputs.
You can also use the headphone jack as an unbalanced stereo line-level output. Just connect a
stereo cable from the headphone jack to a stereo input on your mixer or sound system. If you
have only unbalanced inputs to your sound system, you’ll get better audio quality using the
headphone jack.
There’s also an RCA digital audio jack, which you can use in addition to the analog outputs. See
page 6 of the Musician’s Guide for more information.
Sleeve
Ring
Tip

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Corrections/Additions
MIDI
Controllers
0 Bank MSB
1Mod Wheel
2 Breath
3
4 Foot Control
5Portamento Time
6 Data MSB
7 Volume
8 Balance
9
10 Pan
11 Expression
12 EfxCt 1
13 EfxCt 2
14
15 AuxBnd2
16 Gen 1
17 Gen 2
18 Gen 3
19 Gen 4
20
21 AuxBnd1 MSB
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32 Bank LSB
33
34
35
36
37
38 Data LSB
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64 Sustain
65 Portamento Switch
66 Sostenuto
67 Soft Pedal
68 Legato
69 Hold2
70 SndCtl1
71 SndCtl2
72 SndCtl3
73 SndCtl4
74 SndCtl5
75 SndCtl6
76 SndCtl7
77 SndCtl8
78 SndCtl9
79 SndCtl10
80 Gen 5
81 Gen 6
82 Gen 7
83 Gen 8
84 Portamento Control
85
86
87
88
89
90
91 FXBWet
92 FXABWet
93 FXAWet
94 FXRoute
95 Ef5 Dpt
96 Data Inc
97 Data Dec
98 NRg LSB
99 NRg MSB
100 Rg LSB
101 RG MSB
102
103
104
105
106
107
108
109
110
111
112
113
114
115
116 ArpOn
117 ArpVel
118 Latch2
119 Latch1
120 SndOff
121 RstCtl
122 LclCtl
123 NtsOff
124 OmniOf
125 OmniOn
126 MonoOn
127 PolyOn

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Original PC2 Programs
Original PC2 Programs
The programs in Bank 0 and Bank 6 (which is now called Int2) are Internal-Voices programs. The
programs in Bank 4 are KB3 programs. There’s one factory program in the User bank (Bank 1), but you
can save a user-defined program over it if you want, so there are 128 IDs available in the User bank (you
can restore the factory program 127 Sine V2.0 by deleting any user-defined program you may have
stored over it).
Bank 0 (Internal)
000 Stereo Grand
001 Classic Grand
002 Dynamic Grand
003 Warm Grand
004 Solo Grand Piano
005 Concert Grand
006 Mono Grand Piano
007 Piano for layers
008 Hard Rock Piano
009 Rock Grand
010 Grand Piano 440
011 Mono Stage Piano
012 Dyn Stage Piano
013 Ragtime Piano
014 Tack Piano
015 Piano & Strings
016 Classic E Piano
017 Serious Classic
018 That 70’s E Pno
019 Hard E Piano
020 Lounge E Piano
021 Dyno My E Pno
022 Soft E Piano
023 Hybrid E Piano
024 My Best Wurly
025 Big Red Wurly
026 Brkfst in Korea
027 Soft Wurly
028 Wurly Road
029 Pearly Keys
030 Digital E Piano
031 Ballad E Piano
032 C3PO
033 Digital E Grand
034 Rock E Grand
035 FantAsmAtron
036 Atmaz
037 Celestial Comet
038 Comp Time
039 Ruth Buzzy
040 Clav Classic
041 Touch Clav
042 Dual Wah Clav
043 Harpsichord
044 Modern Harpsi
045 CrystalClavchd
046 Accordion
047 Celesta
048 The Reverend’s
049 Ballad Of 3 Bars
050 Prog Rocker’s B
051 All Out Full On
052 Grungy Overdrive
053 Uptown Gospel
054 Retro Roto
055 Pipe Organ
056 Big Brass
057 Saxes/Trumpets
058 Split Section
059 Broadway Brass
060 Trombones
061 Bari/Tenor Sect
062 Solo Tenor Sax
063 Williams Brass
064 Lyrical Strings
065 Slow Strings
066 Marcato Strings
067 Layer Strings
068 Fast Strings
069 Touch Strings
070 Velocity Strings
071 Phantom Strings
072 Ooh><Aah
073 Doo><>Daa
074 Baa stacc. Bop
075 Doo stacc. Doop
076 Daa stacc. Dot
077 Scatman
078 The Croons
079 Cathedral Vox
080 Solar Lead
081 Vox Lead
082 Alazawi
083 Slo Wood Flute
084 Groove Bass
085 1/3 Pulse Bass
086 Sweeper Bass
087 Lowdown Bass
088 Rez Aah Pad
089 Crypt
090 Meteor Strings
091 Orch Pad
092 Neptune
093 Analogy
094 Dream Catcher
095 U Say Tomita...
096 Acoustic Guitar
097 Strummer 12 Str
098 Rich 6 String
099 12 String Guitar
100 Chorus Elec Gtr
101 Elec 12 String
102 Jazzy Frets
103 Lead Rock Gtr
104 Round and Wound
105 Punch Bass
106 Two Finger Bass
107 Dual-Tri Bass
108 Clav o’Bass
109 Fret Not Bass
110 Upright Bass 1
111 Upright Bass 2
112 Studio Drums 1+2
113 Studio Drums 3+4
114 Ambient Rock Kit
115 Coliseum Kit
116 Resonant Traps
117 Tripkit/Trashkit
118 Beat Box
119 Electro Kit
120 Virtuoso Perc
121 Rhythm Maker
122 Woody Marimba
123 African Marimba
124 Vibes
125 New Fluid Vibes
126 Aborigine Jam
127 Drums ‘n Bells
Bank 1 (User)
The PC2R uses this program for
internal diagnostics. Don’t use it as
a performance program;it can get
really loud.
127 SineV2.0
Bank 4 (KB3)
000 All Out
008 Testify
016 ProgRock Organ
024 Reverend Al’s
032 Steve’s li’l B
040 Flutey Flakes
048 Gospel Organ
056 Syn Rock Organ
064 Uncle Clark’s
072 Loungin’
080 Live Drawbars
088 Keith’s Revenge
096 Bars 1-3
104 Fine Overdrive
112 Odd Ones Out
120 VoxOrgan Split

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Version 2 Programs (Bank 6)
Version 2 Programs (Bank 6)
Note that Bank 6 is now called Int2.
000 Sweet Ivories
001 Nice Touch Grand
002 Piano Solitude
003 Piano Recital
004 Full Bloom Piano
005 Pianetta
006 Suite Piano
007 Dreamy Piano
008 Basement Upright
009 Chiano
010 Way Back Piano
011 Dance Piano
012 Cloud Ride Piano
013 Organic Piano
014 Piano & Wash
015 Piano & Vox Pad
016 Mello E Piano
017 Tines Square
018 Brunch In Seoul
019 Classy Roadz
020 Barking Tines
021 Clean and Soft
022 Ballad Keys
023 Lotus Keys
024 Soft Ballad
025 ’70s FM Tines
026 ’90s FM Ballad
027 Chorus Rock Pno
028 Bright Pianotone
029 Family Portrait
030 Harpsi-Piano
031 Fantasy Keys
032 Janet’s Comp
033 Mild Sheen
034 Scrape Glass
035 Air Society
036 Push Air
037 Dronin’
038 Alien Salt Mine
039 Imperfect Storm
040 Mod Clavier
041 Belly Celeste
042 Harpsichordion
043 Circus Keys
044 Cosmic Calliope
045 Calliope Keys
046 Chiff Attack
047 Spaced Harmonix
048 BackgroundOrgan
049 Mello Tone Wheel
050 Piped Organ
051 Playful Piper
052 Peter’s Pan
053 Imaginary Flute
054 Bright Koreana
055 Bouncin’BassBall
056 Goosed Riff Sect
057 Fatso Sax
058 Big&Beefy Saxes
059 Goosed Unison
060 Anabrass
061 Honk’n Dyn Sax
062 Saxy Lush
063 Classical Brass
064 Fast Vtrig Rosin
065 Emotional String
066 Octave Strings
067 Emphatic Strings
068 Rosin Section
069 Resolute Section
070 Tender Strings
071 Flute & Strings
072 Bright Voices
073 Crystal Voices
074 Vox & Organ
075 BIG Ooh Voices
076 BIG Voices
077 Bright Syn Vox
078 Vox Orgel
079 Vox & Strings
080 Subdivide
081 Rezzy Bass/Poly
082 Technicolor
083 Elan Lead
084 Sun Spot Lead
085 Dinosaur’s Lead
086 Sawyer’s Bomb
087 Reverse Feedback
088 Poseidon
089 Analogica
090 Anti Rez
091 Spider’s Web
092 Ethereal Strings
093 FreeResAhh Notch
094 Ooh><Ahh Pad
095 Vocalicious
096 Titanium Guitar
097 Latin Lover
098 Roto 12 String
099 Electric 12
100 Twangy Guitar
101 Chr Elec & Mute
102 Comp Chr E Gtr
103 Trashed Tubes
104 Gimme The Finger
105 Bright E Bass
106 Bright A Bass
107 Triangle Bass
108 Yow Bass
109 Mono Synth Bass
110 400 HP Bass
111 Base in Face
112 Radio Kings/Rods
113 Ripper Kit/Vinyl
114 LA Drums/Brk Bt.
115 Compact/Raw Kit
116 TubeTraps/lb.der
117 Acoustric/HiPKit
118 Dirt/Triphop Kit
119 SumPumpKit MWsus
120 Marimba
121 Milky Way Vibes
122 Percussionist
123 Carnival
124 Primitive Perc
125 Bunch of Perc
126 Perc Party
127 Perc Circle

PC2Version 2 Operating System Software
Controller Assignments for Version 2 Programs
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Controller Assignments
forVersion 2 Programs
The tables in this section list the physical controller
assignments for the Version-2 factory programs in
Bank 6. The table titles show program IDs and names.
See page 26 for lists of the physical controller
assignments for setups.
000 Sweet Ivories
001 NiceTouch Grand
002 Piano Solitude
003 Piano Recital
004 Full Bloom Piano
005 Pianetta
MW Vibrato (when SW5 is on)
FtSw3 Soft pedal
Slider D Vibrato rate
SW5 Activates MW vibrato
MW Vibrato (when SW5 is on)
FtSw3 Soft pedal
Slider D Vibrato rate
SW5 Activates MW vibrato
MW Vibrato (when SW5 is on)
FtSw3 Soft pedal
Slider D Vibrato rate
SW5 Activates MW vibrato
MW Vibrato (when SW5 is on)
FtSw3 Soft pedal
Slider D Vibrato rate
SW5 Activates MW vibrato
MW Vibrato (when SW5 is on)
FtSw3 Soft pedal
Slider D Vibrato rate
SW5 Activates MW vibrato
MW Vibrato (when SW5 is on)
FtSw3 Soft pedal
Slider D Vibrato rate
SW5 Activates MW vibrato
FtSw1 Enable ringy layer
006 Suite Piano
007 Dreamy Piano
008 Basement Upright
009 Chiano
010 Way Back Piano
011 Dance Piano
012 Cloud Ride Piano
MW Vibrato (when SW5 is on)
FtSw3 Soft pedal
Slider D Vibrato rate
SW5 Activates MW vibrato
MW Vibrato (when SW5 is on)
FtSw3 Soft pedal
Slider D Vibrato rate
SW5 Activates MW vibrato
MW Vibrato (when SW5 is on)
FtSw3 Soft pedal
Slider D Vibrato rate
SW5 Activates MW vibrato
MW Vibrato (when SW5 is on)
Slider A Tone control: Notch
SW3 More detune
Slider D Vibrato rate
SW5 Activates MW vibrato
MW Vibrato (when SW5 is on)
Slider A Envelope: decay rate
Slider D Vibrato rate
SW5 Activates MW vibrato
MW Vibrato (when SW5 is on)
Slider A Highpass filter
FtSw3 Disables piano layer
SW2 More treble boost
SW3 Vibrato rate
Slider D Envelope: decay rate
SW5 Activates MW vibrato
MW Vibrato (when SW5 is on)
Slider A Pad layer decay
FtSw3 Soft pedal
Slider D Vibrato rate
SW5 Activates MW vibrato

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PC2Version 2 Operating System Software
Controller Assignments for Version 2 Programs
013 Organic Piano
014 Piano &Wash
015 Piano &Vox Pad
016 Mello E Piano
017 Tines Square
018 Brunch In Seoul
019 Classy Roadz
Slider A Duller Vox
FtSw3 Disables piano layer
SW2 Enables unison Vox
SW5 Disables octave Vox layer
MW Increases volume of pad layer
Slider A Cutoff, pad layer
FtSw3 Soft pedal
SW2 Slower attack, pad layer
SW3 Faster release, pad layer
Slider D Resonance, pad layer
SW5 Different pad layer
MW Fade volume ofVox layer
Slider A Cutoff, Vox layer
FtSw3 Soft pedal
Slider D Attack Time: Vox layer
SW5 Duller piano
MW Tremolo depth
Slider A Timbre: cutoff
SW2 Alternative attack
SW3 Detunes layers
Slider D Tremolo rate
SW5 Impact
MW Tremolo depth
Slider A Timbre
SW2 Alternative attack
Slider D Tremolo rate
SW5 Impact
MW Tremolo depth
Slider A Timbre: cutoff
SW2 Alternative attack
SW3 Detunes layers
Slider D Tremolo rate
SW5 Impact
MW Tremolo depth
Slider A Cutoff & Resonance
SW2 Alternative attack
Slider D Tremolo rate
SW5 Impact
020 BarkingTines
021 Clean and Soft
022 Ballad Keys
023 Lotus Keys
024 Soft Ballad
025 ’70s FMTines
026 ’90s FM Ballad
MW Tremolo depth
Slider A Cutoff & Resonance
SW2 Alternative attack
SW3 Detunes layers
Slider D Tremolo rate
SW5 Impact
MW Treble control: : duller
Slider A Cutoff
SW2 Envelope: decay
Slider D Vibrato rate
SW5 Impact
MW Tremolo depth
Slider A Tremolo rate
SW2 Alternative attack
Slider D Envelope control
SW5 Disables E Piano layer
MW Tremolo depth
Slider A Tremolo rate
SW2 Alternative attack
Slider D Envelope control
SW5 Disables E Piano layer
MW Tremolo depth
Slider A Tremolo rate
SW2 Alternative attack
Slider D Envelope control
SW5 Disables E Piano layer
MW Tremolo depth
Slider A Cutoff & Resonance
SW2 Alternative attack
Slider D Tremolo rate; envelope: release
SW5 Impact
MW Vibrato depth
Slider A Para EQ freq
SW2 Alternative attack
Slider D Para EQ amp
SW5 Timbre & envelope control

PC2Version 2 Operating System Software
Controller Assignments for Version 2 Programs
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027 Chorus Rock Pno
028 Bright Pianotone
029 Family Portrait
030 Harpsi-Piano
031 Fantasy Keys
032 Janet’s Comp
033 Mild Sheen
MW Vibrato (when SW5 is on)
FtSw3 Soft pedal
Slider D Vibrato rate
SW5 Activates MW vibrato
MW Tremolo depth
Slider A Timbre: duller
SW2 Decay rate
Slider D Tremolo rate
SW5 Impact
MW Tremolo depth
Slider A Volume swell
SW2 Slow Vibrato off/on
SW3 Release rate
Slider D Tremolo rate
SW5 Impact
MW Vibrato/tremolo depth
Slider A Timbre control
SW2 Alternative attack
Slider D Vibrato/tremolo rate
SW5 Detune
MW Vibrato depth
Slider A Timbre/Amp control
SW2 Envelope control
Slider D Paramid Boost
SW5 Alternative attack
MW Vibrato depth
Slider A Timbre/Amp control
SW2 Envelope control
Slider D Paramid boost
SW5 Disables layer
MW Vibrato/tremolo depth
Slider A Timbre control
SW2 Envelope control
Slider D Vibrato/tremolo rate
SW5 Impact/alternative start
034 Scrape Glass
035 Air Society
036 Push Air
037 Dronin’
038 Alien Salt Mine
039 Imperfect Storm
040 Mod Clavier
MW Vibrato depth
Slider A Cutoff
SW2 Transposes one voice -12ST
SW3 Vibrato rate
Slider D Resonance
SW5 Layer swap
MW Vibrato/tremolo depth
Slider A Timbre control
SW2 Envelope control
Slider D Vibrato/tremolo rate
MW Filter LFO depth/rate
Slider A Timbre control
SW2 Envelope control
Slider D Tremolo control
SW5 Timbre control
MW Bandpass width
Slider A Bandpass frequency
Slider D LFO rate
SW5 Adds Vox pad layer
MW Vibrato depth
Slider A Notch frequency
SW2 Envelope control: attack
SW3 Envelope control: release
Slider D Notch width
SW5 Switch to Cymbal Layer
MW Resonance
Slider A Cutoff frequency Layer 1
SW2 Mutes Layer 2
SW3 Mutes Layer 3
Slider D LFO rate Layer 2
SW5 Pitch shift: up
MW Timbre: fade bright layer
Slider A Timbre: Para EQ amp
SW2 Alternative attack
Slider D Envelope: decay rate
SW5 Enable release layer

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PC2Version 2 Operating System Software
Controller Assignments for Version 2 Programs
041 Belly Celeste
042 Harpsichordion
043 Circus Keys
044 Cosmic Calliope
045 Calliope Keys
046 Chiff Attack
047 Spaced Harmonix
048 BackgroundOrgan
MW Tremolo depth
Slider A Tremolo rate
SW2 Alternative attack
Slider D Envelope control
SW5 Disables Celesta layer
MW Vibrato depth
Slider A Timbre: Para EQ frequency
SW2 Timbre & envelope control
Slider D Timbre: Para EQ amp
SW5 Alternative attack
MW Vibrato/tremolo depth
Slider A LFO rate control
FtSw3 Soft pedal
Slider D Envelope control
MW Tremolo/vibrato
Slider A LFO rate
SW2 Resets tuning
Slider D Envelope: attack rate
MW Tremolo; vibrato
Slider A LFO rate
SW2 reset tuning
Slider D Envelope: attack rate
MW Vibrato depth
Slider A Timbre: Para EQ frequency
SW2 Alternative attack
Slider D Timbre: Para EQ Amp
SW5 Timbre & envelope control
MW Vibrato depth
Slider A Timbre: Amp control
SW2 Envelope control
Slider D Paramid boost
SW5 Alternative control
MW Vibrato/tremolo depth
Slider A LFO rate control
SW2 Alternative attack
Slider D Envelope control
049 MelloTone Wheel
050 Piped Organ
051 Playful Piper
052 Peter’s Pan
053 Imaginary Flute
054 Bright Koreana
055 Bouncin’BassBall
056 Goosed Riff Sect
MW Vibrato/tremolo depth
Slider A LFO rate control
SW2 Alternative attack
Slider D Envelope control
MW Vibrato depth
Mpressure (32) Pitch bend
Slider A Vibrato rate
SW2 Disables layer
Slider D Envelope: attack rate
SW5 Disables Chiff layer
MW Delayed vibrato
Mpressure (32) Pitch bend
Slider A More breath
SW2 Envelope: release rate
Slider D Chiffier attack
SW5 Disables Chiff layer
MW Vibrato depth
Slider A Timbre (air)
SW2 Enables chorused layer
Slider D Envelope: attack control;vibrato rate
SW5 Impact
MW Delayed vibrato
Mpressure (32) Pitch bend
Slider D Chiffier attack
MW Vibrato depth
Slider A Timbre
SW2 Enables chorused layer
Slider D Envelope: attack control;vibrato rate
SW5 Alternative control
MW Vibrato/tremolo depth
Slider A LFO rate control
SW2 Alternative attack
Slider D Envelope: decay rate
SW5 Disables layer
Mpressure (32) Pitch bend
SW5 DisablesTsax octave layer

PC2Version 2 Operating System Software
Controller Assignments for Version 2 Programs
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057 Fatso Sax
058 Big&Beefy Saxes
059 Goosed Unison
060 Anabrass
061 Honk’n Dyn Sax
062 Saxy Lush
063 Classical Brass
064 FastVtrig Rosin
MW Delayed vibrato
Mpressure (32) Pitch bend
Slider A Layer 3 Amplitude
SW5 Disables Waveform layer
Various Breath+Foot to swell
MW Vibrato depth
Slider A Envelope: decay rate
Slider D Envelope: attack rate
SW5 Enables layer
Mpressure (32) Pitch bend
Various Breath+Foot to swell
MW Vibrato depth
Slider A Timbre control
SW2 Disables layer
Slider D Amp/envelope control
SW5 Impact
MW Vibrato depth
SW5 Switches programs
Various Breath+Foot to swell
MW Vibrato depth
Mpressure (32) Vibrato
SW3 Disables Strings layer
SW5 Disables Strings layer
Various Breath+Foot to swell
MW Vibrato depth
Mpressure (32) Envelope control
Slider A Envelope control
Slider D Envelope: release rate
Slider A Timbre: duller
Slider D Envelope: attack rate
065 Emotional String
066 Octave Strings
067 Emphatic Strings
068 Rosin Section
069 Resolute Section
070 Tender Strings
071 Flute & Strings
072 BrightVoices
073 Crystal Voices
MW Switches layers
Slider A Timbre: duller
FtSw3 Switches layers
MW Disables lower-pitched layer
Slider A Timbre: duller
FtSw3 Disables lower-pitched layer
MW Switches layers
Slider A Timbre: duller
FtSw3 Switches layers
MW Switches layers
Slider A Timbre: duller
FtSw3 Switches layers
MW Switches layers
FtSw3 Switches layers
MW Switches layers
Slider A Timbre: duller
FtSw3 Switches layers
MW Modulation sweep
Slider A Resonance, brightness
SW2 Disables Flute layer
Slider D Envelope control: Strings
SW5 Disables Chiffy layer
MW Vibrato depth
Slider A Timbre
SW2 Enables chorused layer
Slider D Envelope: attack control;vibrato rate
MW Vibrato/tremolo depth
Slider A LFO rate control

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PC2Version 2 Operating System Software
Controller Assignments for Version 2 Programs
074 Vox & Organ
075 BIG OohVoices
076 BIGVoices
077 Bright SynVox
078 Vox Orgel
079 Vox & Strings
080 Subdivide
081 Rezzy Bass/Poly
Slider D Envelope: release rate
SW5 Disables octave layer
MW Vibrato depth
Slider D Vibrato rate
SW5 Disables octave layer
MW Vibrato depth
Slider D Vibrato rate
SW5 Disables octave layer
MW Vibrato depth
Slider A Timbre
SW2 Enables chorused layer
Slider D Envelope: attack control;vibrato rate
SW5 Tranposes up an octave
MW Vibrato depth
Slider A Timbre control
SW2 Envelope control: adds decay
Slider D EQ gain
SW5 Alternative attack
MW Vibrato depth
Slider A Vibrato rate
FtSw3 Envelope: attack rate
Slider D Envelope: attack rate
SW5 Disables Strings layer
MW Vibrato depth
Slider A Filter cutoff
SW2 Detunes
SW3 Sample and Hold
Slider D LFO rate, tremolo depth, envelope
control
SW5 Disables resonance
MW Vibrato depth
Slider A Filter cutoff
SW2 Transposes one layer down an octave
SW3 Envelope: release rate
Slider D Resonance
SW5 Impact
082 Technicolor
083 Elan Lead
084 Sun Spot Lead
085 Dinosaur’s Lead
086 Sawyer’s Bomb
087 Reverse Feedback
MW Vibrato depth
Slider A Filter cutoff
SW2 ASR trigger: resonance
Slider D Transposes one layer down five
octaves
SW5 Swaps layers
MW Vibrato depth
Mpressure (32) Vibrato
Slider A Filter cutoff
SW2 Transposes one layer down an octave
SW3 Envelope: release rate
Slider D Resonance
SW5 Swaps layers
MW Vibrato depth
Mpressure (32) Vibrato
Slider A Filter cutoff
SW2 Transposes one layer down an octave
SW3 Envelope: release rate
Slider D Resonance
SW5 Swaps layers
MW Vibrato depth
Mpressure (32) Vibrato
Slider A Filter cutoff/resonance
SW3 Envelope: release rate
Slider D Crossfade
SW5 Disables layers
MW Vox pitch bend
Slider A Filter sweep range
SW2 Transposes one layer down an octave
SW3 Envelope: release rate
Slider D Bandpass width
SW5 Disables Vox layer
MW Vibrato depth
Slider A Filter cutoff
SW2 Transposes one layer down an octave
SW3 Envelope: release rate
Slider D Resonance
SW5 Tremolo