iMusician’s Guidefor the SP4-7, SP4-8, and SP76-II©2010 All rights reserved. Kurzweil ® is a product line of Young Chang Co., Ltd. Young Chang®, Kurzw
xCreating a Layer Setup with Velocity-dependent Zones ...11-6Controlling Multiple Modules wi
TutorialsControllingMultipleModuleswithaSingleSetup11-8Note that the SP4 is being used as the MIDI controller for all four of the modules. To b
TutorialsControllingMultipleModuleswithaSingleSetup11-93. Let’s now set all of the parameters that will be the same for all Zones. Note that i
TutorialsControllingMultipleModuleswithaSingleSetup11-104. Let’s now set the following Zone-specific parameters thusly (note that “Unassigned Nu
TutorialsOtherTutorials11-1164 User Bank slots are taken, then the Setup is saved in the last slot in the User Bank, overwriting what was previously
TutorialsOtherTutorials11-12Restoring Factory DefaultsThere are two ways to restore factory defaults, both of which result in all user-created Object
TroubleshootingMaintenance12-1Chapter 12TroubleshootingMaintenanceAside from normal care in handling and use, your SP4 requires no regular maintenance
TroubleshootingCommonProblems12-2The power converter ratings does not match the required ratings for the SP4. The power converter specications are:
TroubleshootingCommonProblems12-3Audio ProblemsCAUTION: DO NOT TROUBLE SHOOT AUDIO PROBLEMS USING HEADPHONES. ADDITIONALLY, ALWAYS BE AWARE OF THE VO
TroubleshootingCommonProblems12-4A received MIDI volume message has specied a low volume.Set the volume of the audio system or mixer to the lowest
TroubleshootingPedalProblems12-5If there are problems with the internal sound module receiving MIDI from an external device like a computer sequence
IntroductionMainFeatures1-1Chapter 1IntroductionCongratulations on your purchase of a Kurzweil SP4!This manual will help you get acquainted with you
TroubleshootingIfNoneoftheAbove...12-6Control Pedal ProblemsThe control pedal must be wired to a single stereo 1/4-inch plug as follows: • Wiper
TroubleshootingIfNoneoftheAbove...12-7Service CentersContact the nearest Young Chang office Kurzweil service representative. See page iv in the fro
TroubleshootingIfNoneoftheAbove...12-8
MIDI ImplementationA-1Appendix AMIDI ImplementationFunction Transmitted Recognized RemarksBasicChannelDefault 1 1MemorizedChanged 1–16 1–16ModeDefau
Physical SpecicationsA-3Appendix BPhysical SpecicationsKeyboard: 76-note,semi-weightedactionwithvelocitysensitiveadjustablekeysDisplay: 16c
IndexIndexAActivating Zones 7-6, 8-7Alphanumeric entry 3-9, 6-5, 7-5Audio cables 2-4, 12-3Aux effects 8-14Aux FX 8-14BBankChange 8-5, 9-5MIDI
IndexLoading les 9-8MMIDIBank changes 8-5, 8-7, 9-5Channel 3-6, 6-10, 7-10, 8-4, 9-4Connecting 2-7, 12-4Implementation Chart A-1ModesEdit Setup
IntroductionStayingCurrent1-2• an assignable control knob, which can control a parameter of your choosing• on the rear panel, two jacks for option
Getting StartedBeforeYouStart…2-1Chapter 2Getting StartedThis chapter will help you hook up your SP4 to your sound system and MIDI system. If hookin
Getting StartedStartUpDetails:TheRearPanel2-2Use Your SP41. Power up your SP4 first, and then raise the MASTER VOLUME slider. The SP4 starts up i
Getting StartedConnectingthePowerCable(LineCord)2-3The jack will also accept a dual switch pedal having a single stereo plug that is available se
Getting StartedConnectingtoYourAudioSystem2-4Connecting to Your Audio SystemAfter you’ve turned down the level on your sound system, connect the S
Getting StartedConnectingPedals2-5Connecting PedalsPlug your switch or continuous pedals into the corresponding jacks on the SP4’s rear panel. We rec
Getting StartedConnectingMIDI2-6Connecting a Switch PedalWhen plugged into the FOOTSW jack on the rear-panel, a single switch pedal will, by default,
Getting StartedConnectingMIDI2-7Connecting MIDIIn addition to being a performance-suited musical instrument, the SP4 is a powerful, but intuitive and
ii ii IMPORTANT SAFETY & INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS INSTRUCTIONS PERTAINING TO THE RISK OF FIRE, ELECTRIC SHOCK, OR INJURY TO PERSONS WARNING: Wh
Getting StartedConnectingMIDI2-8Using the SP4 as the controller, connect the MIDI OUT port to the MIDI IN port of the first module, and then connect
Features of the SP4TheFrontPanel3-1Chapter 3Features of the SP4This chapter will help you familiarize yourself with the features of the SP4. Many
Features of the SP4PitchandModWheels3-2Pitch and Mod WheelsPitch WheelThe pitch wheel is the left most of the two wheels. It is spring-loaded, suc
Features of the SP4FunctionButtons3-3Program ButtonPressing the Program button will take you into Program Mode (described in The Operating Modes on p
Features of the SP4TheControlKnob3-4Split (Zone 1) ButtonPressing the Split button will perform the Split Function. With the Split Function, you can
Features of the SP4TheControlKnob3-5The Control KnobThe assignable control knob is a powerful and exible—yet intuitive—feature of the SP4. It provi
Features of the SP4DisplayandValueButtons3-6Display and Value ButtonsThe alphanumeric display and Value buttons below it are located close to the c
Features of the SP4ObjectSelectButtons3-7Object Select ButtonsThe Object Select Buttons are located on the right side of the front panel. Note that
Features of the SP4ObjectSelectButtons3-8Bank Select ButtonPressing the Bank Select button will cycle through the three object banks: Bank 1, Bank 2
Features of the SP4DoubleButtonPresses3-9Alphanumeric Data EntryWhen editing parameters or naming Objects, you can use the Group and Sound Select bu
iii iii Important Safety Instructions 1) Read these instructions2) Keep these instructions.3) Heed all warnings.4) Follow all instructions.5) Do not u
Features of the SP4DoubleButtonPresses3-10Jump ValuePressing both Next and Previous Value buttons simultaneously will jump to the next category of i
Features of the SP4DoubleButtonPresses3-11DemoPressing Sound Select Buttons E and F performs the Demo Function (described in further detail in Demo
Features of the SP4DoubleButtonPresses3-12
Terminology4-1Chapter 4TerminologyThis chapter provides definitions and descriptions for all of the SP4-specific terms use in this manual. Note that so
Terminology4-2Bank The first and highest level of Object organization; contains eight Groups and thus 64 Sounds; different from a “MIDI Bank”, which
The Operating ModesProgramMode5-1Chapter 5The Operating ModesThis chapter will help you familiarize yourself with the operating modes of the SP4. E
The Operating ModesSetupMode5-2Setup ModeSetup mode allows you to select and play setups. Setups are configurations of up to four zones, each of whic
The Operating ModesGlobalMode5-3Global ModeCAUTION: READ Global Mode on page 9-1 BEFORE USING GLOBAL MODE. THIS MODE CONTAINS CERTAIN OPERATIONS THAT
The Operating ModesFunctions5-4FunctionsIn addition to the five primary Modes, there are four Functions. These Functions are not as complex as the prim
The Operating ModesFunctions5-5Creating Layers in Program Mode is slightly different from creating Splits in Setup Mode. See The Layer Function on pag
iv iv Kurzweil International Contacts Contact the Kurzweil office listed below to locate your local Kurzweil representative.American Music & Sound5
The Operating ModesFunctions5-6[MIDI Bank number] * 128 + [program number]So for example, if you want to send to a MIDI Program Change message for Pro
Program ModeAboutProgramMode6-1Chapter 6Program ModeThis chapter will help you familiarize yourself with the features of Program mode.Programs are
Program ModeTableofPrograms6-2Table of ProgramsID Name Group Sound ID Name Group SoundBANK156 SloQuadraPadPadA57 BladerunnrARP B0 StandardGrandPi
Program ModeSelection6-3ID Name Group Sound ID Name Group Sound112 Saw+Mogue4PLeadA 120 BrazilAccordMiscA113 EmersonLead B 121 MellowAccord B114
Program ModeSelection6-4The Object Select Buttons are located on the right side of the front panel. Note that there are three types of Object Select
Program ModeSelection6-5Group Select ButtonsAs pictured below, there are eight Group Select buttons. Note that each button corresponds to a different
Program ModeTransposition6-6TranspositionPressing the Transpose + button will transpose the current Program up by one semitone; pressing the Transpose
Program ModeTheSplitFunction6-7• 5 ReverbYou can change what these five parameters are in Edit Setup Mode (see Edit Setup Mode on page 8-1).Pressing
Program ModeTheSplitFunction6-8Split ProgramThis parameter determines the Program for the Secondary Voice (left-hand side) of the Split—the current
Program ModeTheLayerFunction6-9The Layer FunctionPressing the Layer Function button while in Program mode will perform the Layer Function. The Layer
vTable of ContentsChapter 1Introduction ...
Program ModeChangingtheTransmitMIDIChannel6-10Layer TranspositionThis parameter determines the transposition of the Secondary Voice relative to t
Program ModeSavinginProgramMode6-11the Program is saved in the last slot in the User Bank, overwriting what was previously in that slot. If the cu
Program ModeSavinginProgramMode6-12
Setup ModeAboutSetupMode7-1Chapter 7Setup ModeThis chapter will help you familiarize yourself with the features of Setup mode.Setups are configurat
Setup ModeTableofSetups7-2Table of SetupsBANK1ID Name Group Sound ID Name Group Sound0 BritePno/SlapAA 32 Comper2/SynBsEA1 BritePno/Jaco B 33 Vibe
Setup ModeSelection7-3SelectionIn Setup mode, the display shows the current Setup. Use the Value buttons below the display to change the current Setup
Setup ModeSelection7-4For all objects, the currently selected Bank, Group, and Sound are indicated by a lit LED. The example above (Setup 19) would ap
Setup ModeAboutZones7-5Sound Select ButtonsEach of the Sound Select buttons corresponds to one Sound in the currently selected Group; pressing one of
Setup ModeTransposition7-6Muting ZonesYou can use the secondary functions of the Split, Layer, and both Transposition buttons to mute (and unmute) Zo
Setup ModeTheControlKnob7-7The Control KnobThe control knob gives you real-time control of five different parameters—the currently selected paramete
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Setup ModeTheSplitFunction7-8The Split FunctionPressing the Split Function button while in Setup mode will perform the Split Function. When you crea
Setup ModeTheLayerFunction7-9Split KeyThis parameter determines the boundary of the Split—it can be set to any number between 20 (G#0) and 108 (C8)
Setup ModeChangingtheTransmitMIDIChannel7-10Layer ProgramThis parameter determines the program for the Secondary Voice. Any of the Programs can b
Setup ModeSavinginSetupMode7-11Saving in Setup ModeWhen you make a change to the current Setup using the Control Knob, the Save button LED will lig
Setup ModeSavinginSetupMode7-12
Edit Setup ModeAboutEditSetupMode8-1Chapter 8Edit Setup ModeThis chapter will help you familiarize yourself with the features of Edit Setup ModeA
Edit Setup ModeTheParametersofaSetup8-2The Parameters of a SetupA Setup has 43 Zone-specific parameters for each of four Zones, and two common para
Edit Setup ModeTheParametersofaSetup8-3List No.Parameter Range of Values Default ValueZ. 1 Z. 2 Z. 3 Z. 428 71 114 157 ControlKnobFunc-tion3De
Edit Setup ModeTheZone-specicParameters8-4 To edit the currently selected parameter, simply use the Next and Previous Value buttons below the displ
Edit Setup ModeTheZone-specicParameters8-5not send any MIDI information to other MIDI instruments, then select Local. If you want to use the SP4 s
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Edit Setup ModeTheZone-specicParameters8-6If the programs on your connected sound module are organized by MIDI Bank with each program number being
Edit Setup ModeTheZone-specicParameters8-7If the programs on your connected sound module are organized by MIDI Bank with each program number being
Edit Setup ModeTheZone-specicParameters8-8Aux Send LevelThe Aux Send Level parameter determines the send level for the auxiliary effects of the cu
Edit Setup ModeTheZone-specicParameters8-9High VelocityThe High Velocity parameter determines the highest velocity that a keystroke must have in or
Edit Setup ModeTheZone-specicParameters8-10Continuous Controller ParametersThe SP4 has seven continuous controllers:• Mod Wheel• Control Knob Fun
Edit Setup ModeTheZone-specicParameters8-11Controller NumberDestination NameDescription20–31 MIDI20–31 MIDIControllers20–3132 MIDIBank MIDIBan
Edit Setup ModeTheZone-specicParameters8-12Controller NumberDestination NameDescription135 KeyVel KeyVelocity136 ProgInc ProgramIncrement—increme
Edit Setup ModeTheZone-specicParameters8-13The Foot Switch ParametersThere are four parameters that affect the behavior of the Foot Switch control
Edit Setup ModeAboutAuxiliaryEffects8-14About Auxiliary EffectsPrograms and Setups both have an auxiliary effect. An auxiliary effect is an effect t
Edit Setup ModeSavinginSetupMode8-15Aux Effect ChannelWith Prog selected for the Aux Effect Override parameter, the Aux Effect Channel parameter al
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Edit Setup ModeSavinginSetupMode8-16
Global Mode9-1Chapter 9Global ModeThis chapter will help you familiarize yourself with the features of Global mode.Global Mode gives you access to
Global ModeSelectingandEditingParameters9-2Selecting and Editing ParametersTo scroll through the parameters (and dialogues) of Global mode, use th
Global ModeTheGlobalParameters9-3The Global ParametersThe following are the global parameters of the SP4. The settings of these parameters are in
Global ModeTheGlobalParameters9-4Piano Touch The MIDI output velocity is similar to the strike velocity response of an acoustic piano, and is best s
Global ModeTheGlobalParameters9-5Local MIDI data is sent only to the SP4 sound engine. The MIDI OUT port is disabled.MIDI MIDI data is sent only thr
Global ModeTheGlobalParameters9-6Local Keyboard Channel (LclKbdChan)Changing the setting of the Local Keyboard Channel parameter is useful only whe
Global ModeThe“HardReset?”Dialogue9-7If you do have multiple SP4s receiving Sysex messages from a single source, make sure each SP4 has a differen
Global ModeThe“LoadAll?”Dialogue9-8The “Load All?” DialogueThe “Load All?” dialogue allows you to load a file containing previously saved User-bank
System Mode10-1Chapter 10System ModeCAUTION: DO NOT ATTEMPT TO MAKE ANY CHANGES IN SYSTEM MODE UNTIL YOU HAVE READ AND FULLY UNDERSTOOD THIS ENTIRE C
ixDestination ...8-13Mode ...
System ModeButtonsinSystemMode10-2Buttons in System ModeThe following buttons have the following functionalities in System Mode:Previous Move to pa
System ModeRunDiagnostics10-35. Press Next on your SP4. If the KUF file is valid, then the SP4 will display the message “Updating”. This will take a
System ModeFileUtilities10-4To clear all user objects and restore the factory default state, select the System Reset utility using the Chan / Param b
TutorialsCreatingaSetupsfromaProgram11-1Chapter 11TutorialsThis chapter contains tutorials on editing Objects. By going through them step-by-step
TutorialsCreatingaSetupsfromaProgram11-2To create this Split Setup follow these steps. Be careful not to exit any of the Split parameter pages b
TutorialsCreatingaSetupsfromaProgram11-34. Let’s now change the Split Volume. Recall that the Split Volume determines the relative volumes of th
TutorialsCreatingaSetupsfromaProgram11-4When the Save button LED is blinking (which means that you pressed Save, and a save operation is underway
TutorialsCreatingaSetupsfromaProgram11-5 Note that as soon as we hit the Layer Function button, the Save button illuminated. This simply indicate
TutorialsCreatingaLayerSetupwithVelocity-dependentZones11-6to the indicated Group and Sound in the User Bank. If you want to save it to a diffe
TutorialsControllingMultipleModuleswithaSingleSetup11-7use the Chan / Param buttons to select the parameters and the Value buttons to edit them)
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