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Playing and editing Programs

Making controller assignments

Setting the functions of SW1 and SW2

These on/off buttons can perform a number of different

functions, such as modulating sounds or effects, or locking

the modulation values of the modulation wheel.

Also, each one may work either as a toggle, or as a

momentary switch. In Toggle mode, each press alternates

between on and off; in Momentary mode, the switch only

changes for as long as you hold it down.

Each Program, Combination, and Song stores its own

settings for what the buttons will do, and whether each

button is on or off (based on their current states when the

data is saved).

These settings are adjusted on the following

CONTROLLERS pages.

Note: The on/off status of the SW1 and SW2 buttons will be

preserved when you write the program or combination.

Note: You can use SW1/2 as alternate modulation or effect

dynamic modulation sources to control program parameters

or effect parameters.

To do so, you will normally assign SW1 Mod. :#80 and SW2

Mod. :#81.

For a complete list of the possible assignments, please see

page 302 of the Parameter Guide.

Note: If you want to keep these settings after the power is

turned off, you must save them. (see page 122)

Arpeggiator settings

According to the note data that’s received from the keyboard

or from the MIDI IN connector, the arpeggiator will

automatically generate a wide range of phrases or patterns

including arpeggios, guitar or keyboard backing riffs, bass

phrases, or drum patterns.

For more about the arpeggiator, please see page 73.

Drum Track settings

You can use the KROSS’s rich variety of drum patterns to

accompany you with high-quality drum programs while you

perform using a program.

Playing along with Drum Track patterns is often a useful

way to come up with new phrases.

For more about the Drum Track function, please see

page 83.

Using the step sequencer

The step sequencer is a function that plays a KROSS drum

program using a drum pattern which you can create in an

intuitive way by using pads 1–16. You can play a program

while listening to the rhythm produced by the step

sequencer.

For more about the step sequencer, please see page 89.

Effects

For details, please see “Using Effects” on page 67.

Automatically importing a Program

into Sequence mode

You can use the Auto Song Setup feature, which

automatically copies the settings of the program or

combination and puts the KROSS in record-standby mode

when you simply press the (REC) button. Then you can

press the SEQUENCER (start/stop) button to begin

recording.

For details, please see “Auto Song Setup function” on

page 60.

Mode Page

Programs P-INPUT/CTRL> CONTROLLERS

Combinations C-INPUT/CTRL> CONTROLLERS

Sequencer S-INPUT/CTRL> CONTROLLERS

Piano

Organ

Strings

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