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File Name : KT76 & 88 LOGO.epsTitle : KT76 & 88 LOGOCreator : FreeHand 3.1CreationDate : 8/19/94 9:33 AMMusician’s ManualVersion 1.5

KT Musician’s Manual:Written, designed, and illustrated by: Tom Tracy, Bill WhippleCopyright 1994, 1995ENSONIQ Corp155 Great Valley ParkwayBox 3035Malvern, PA 19355-0735USAPrinted in U.S.A.All Rights ReservedPlease record the following information:Your Authorized ENSONIQ Dealer: Phone:Your Dealer Sales Representative:Serial Number of Unit: Date of Purchase:Your Authorized ENSONIQ Dealer is your primary source for service and support. The above information will be helpful incommunicating with your Authorized ENSONIQ Dealer, and provide necessary information should you need to contactENSONIQ Customer Service. If you have any questions concerning the use of this unit, please contact your AuthorizedENSONIQ Dealer first. For additional technical support, or to find the name of the nearest Authorized ENSONIQ RepairStation, call ENSONIQ Customer Service at (610) 647-3930 Monday through Friday 9:30 AM to 12:15 PM and 1:15 PM to6:30 PM Eastern Time. Between 1:15 PM and 5:00 PM we experience our heaviest call load. During these times, there maybe delays in answering your call.This manual is copyrighted and all rights are reserved by ENSONIQ Corp. This document may not, in whole or in part, be copied,photocopied, reproduced, translated, or reduced to any electronic medium or machine readable form without prior written consentfrom ENSONIQ Corp. The KT-76/KT-88 software/firmware is copyrighted and all rights are reserved by ENSONIQ Corp.Although every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the text and illustrations in this manual, no guarantee is made orimplied in this regard.IMPORTANT:“This equipment generates and uses radio frequency energy and if not installed and used properly, that is, in strict accordancewith the manufacturer's instructions, may cause interference to radio and television reception. It has been designed to complywith the limits for a Class B computing device in accordance with the specifications in Subpart J of Part 15 of FCC rules, whichare designed to provide reasonable protection against such interference in a residential installation. However, there is noguarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause interference to radio ortelevision reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct theinterference by one or more of the following measures.”* reorient the receiving antenna* relocate the instrument with respect to the receiver* move the instrument away from the receiver* plug the instrument into a different outlet so that the instrument and receiver are on different branch circuits“If necessary, the user should consult the dealer or an experienced radio/television technician for additional suggestions. Theuser may find the following booklet prepared by the Federal Communications Commission helpful: 'How to Identify andResolve Radio-TV Interference Problems.' This booklet is available from the U.S. Government Printing Office, Washington,D.C. 20402. Stock No. 004-000-00345-4.”CAUTION! Danger of explosion if battery is incorrectly replaced. Replace only with the same or equivalenttype recommended by the manufacturer. Discard used batteries according to manufacturer's instructions.In order to fulfill warranty requirements, the KT-76/KT-88 should be serviced only by an Authorized ENSONIQ RepairStation. The ENSONIQ serial number label must appear on the outside of the unit, orthe ENSONIQ warranty is void. ENSONIQ, KT-76, KT-88, ASR-10, TS-10, TS-12, DP/4, SoundFinder, TransWave, andPoly-Key are trademarks of ENSONIQ Corp. All other trademarks are property of their respective owners. Some waves were looped with Infinity software from Jupiter Systems.Part # 9310 0173 01 - BModel # MM-123

Table of ContentsTable of ContentsList of TipsIntroductionWelcome!.iAbout the KT-76/KT-88 .iClean Up and Maintenance .iiCenter Supported Stands .iiAbout The Manuals .iiPower .iiiPolarization and Grounding.iiiGround Loops.ivAC Line Conditioning .ivGuidelines for using the KT.vTemperature Guidelines .vAmplification Guidelines.vBe Careful!.viAmplifying Your KT Through a Home Stereo System.viPowering Up Your KT In a MIDI Configuration.viBattery Replacement Guidelines.viiCard Battery Replacement .viiReinitializing the KT.viiiTo Reinitialize the KT .viiiHow to Use this Manual .ixPage Locations.ixSingle Digit Page Locations .ixButton Names .xColor-Coding on the Front Panel.xUsing the Color-Coded Text.xAvailable Options for Your KT .xiWhere to Find More Help.xiSection 1 — Controls & Basic FunctionsRear Panel Connections.1The Front Panel Controls .3Color-Coding Scheme.3Direct-Dialing Banks.4ENSONIQ KT Musician’s ManualTOC — 1

Table of ContentsMore About the Transpose Keyboard Function.9PCMCIA Memory Cards.10Headphones .10Performance Controllers .11Selecting Sounds.12Selecting r:DRUM ROM Sounds.12Sound Memory Configuration.13Choosing Internal, ROM, and Card Sounds .14SoundFinder Feature .15Selecting Sequences/Presets or Songs .16Sequencer Memory Configuration .16Play the Demo Song.16Choosing Internal, ROM, and Card Sequences/Presets/Songs .17Using Parametric Programming .18Changing a Parameter (Data Editing).18To Change a Parameter .19Multiple Parameters .19Section 2 — System MIDI ParametersEntering System MIDI Mode .21Exiting System MIDI Mode.21System Parameters.21Tune/Bnd/PTbl .21Various ROM System Pitch-Tables.22Touch/Pressure.25The KT Velocity Response Curves (Touch).26Velocity Curve Diagram.26FtswL/FtswR.29Latching Pressure with Sustain or Sostenuto.29CV-Pedal/Voice Muting .30MIDI Parameters .31Base Channel/Status .31Base Channel Pressure.32MIDI Mode/Xctrl.33Using Global Controllers in MONO Mode.34TOC — 2ENSONIQ KT Musician’s Manual

Table of ContentsControllers/Prog Change .35Program Changes in the KT .35Bank Select and Program Change Implementation.36Selecting a New Sound and its Effect from MIDI.36SysEx/ID/Song Select.37MIDI TrkName/MIDI Loop.38Section 3 — Understanding EffectsUnderstanding KT Effects.39Sound (Standard and Drum) Effects .39Preset/Sequence/Song Effects.39What is an Algorithm? .40Signal Routing Between Effects .40When are New Effects Loaded into the ESP Chip?.40Programming Effect Algorithms.41Selecting Effect Algorithms .42Effects Mixing .42The Effects Busses .42Single Function Effect Mixer .43Multiple Function Effect Mixer.43Routing Sounds to Effects in Sequence/Preset Mode .44Controllers Routed to Effects.44Reverb Variations.45About the Decay Bias.45Effect Modulators.46Modulators that can be applied to the effects.46Ramps .47Section 4 — Effect ParametersAbout Effect Parameters .49Effect Modulation Parameters.49DRY/BYPASSED .49DUAL EQ REVERB .50WARM CHAMBER .528-VOICE CHORUS .53EQ-CHORUS REVERB.54EQ-DDL REVERB .55DDL-CHORUS REVB.56ENVCF-CHO REVERB .57FLANGER REVERB .59PHASER REVERB.60ROTARY SPKR REVB.61FL-CMP-DIST REVB .63DISTWAH-CHO REVB.65ENSONIQ KT Musician’s ManualTOC — 3

Table of ContentsSection 5 — Understanding SoundsWhat is a KT Sound?.67Understanding Voices and Polyphony.67Using the Compare Button/LED.68Using the Edit Buffer .68To Abandon Your Edits.68Saving a New Sound Into Memory .69To Save a Sound .69Copying an Existing Sound to Another Location.69KT Standard Sound Configuration.70KT Drum Sound Configuration .71Selecting Edit (Drum) Sound Mode .72Using Modulation .73About Modulation .73To Select a Modulator.73To Control Modulation Amount.73Specifying a Modulation Source .74ENV 1, ENV 2, ENV 3 — KT Standard Sound Envelopes .77TOC — 4ENSONIQ KT Musician’s Manual

Table of ContentsSection 6 — Standard Sound ParametersEdit (Standard) Sound Mode.79Wave Pages (00 - 05) .79EditVOICE/Voice Status .79Wave Class/Wave Name.81Wave Name.81KT Standard Sound ROM Wave Catalog .82Delay Time/Direction .83Start Index/ModSource/Mod Amount.83Sample Shift/Mode.84Voice Restrike Decay Time .85SoundFinder Type.86Change Sound Mode .87Oct/Semi/Fine .88Env1/LFO/Mod.88Keyboard Pitch Tracking .89Glide/Glide boardTrk .93Mode (Env 3) — Voice Triggering.93Stealing Notes.93Press ENTER to select defaults.95KT Default Envelope Values .96LFO Pages (30 - 32).97LFO Rate/Noise Rate .97Depth/Dlay/Mod.98Wave/Restart.98Filters Pages (40 - 44) .100Filter1/Filter2.100FC1 Cutoff/Envelope2 .100FC1 Keyboard/Mod .101FC2 Cutoff/Envelope2 .101FC2 Keyboard/FC1 Mod·FC2 .101Editing the Filters.102More About Filters.102Env2 (50-53) and Env3 Pages (60-63).104Output Pages (70 - 73) .104Vol/Mod.104KeybdScale/KeyRange .105Setting a Keyboard Zone.107ENSONIQ KT Musician’s ManualTOC — 5

Table of ContentsOutput Bus/Priority .108Pan/Mod Source/Mod Amount .109Vel Window .109TOC — 6ENSONIQ KT Musician’s Manual

Table of ContentsSection 7 — Drum Sound ParametersEdit (Drum) Sound Mode .111Wave Pages (00 - 05) .111Key Range/Wave Name .111Creating “Holes” in the Key Map.112Wave Class/Wave Name.113KT Drum Sound ROM Wave Catalog.114Direction .115Press ENTER to Set GM Map .115The “Hidden” ROM General MIDI Drum Map .116Press ENTER to Set Ensoniq Map.117Change Sound mode .117Pitch Pages (10 - 11) .118Oct/Semi/Fine .118Keyboard Pitch Tracking .118Filter Page.119Fc Cutoff/LevV .119Amp Pages .119Gate Time/Release Time.119LevV/Mode .120Stealing Notes.120Output Pages (70 - 71) .121Vol/Pan .121Output Bus/VelCurv.122Creating a Custom Drum Kit .123To Edit the Voices.123Setting Key Ranges .124Saving Your Edited Drum Kit.125Section 8 — Understanding PresetsWhat is a Preset?.127Selecting Presets .127How Many Presets are Available in the KT? .127What is the Difference Between Presets and Sequences?.128What Are Tracks?.129Three ways to create a preset .130To create a preset using the default preset.130To Build your own preset .130To modify an existing preset .131Layering Sounds with the Track Buttons .132Using Effects With Performance Presets .132Using the Replace Track Sound Function.133Replacing the Sound on a Track .133Using SoundFinder in Presets Mode.133Replacing the Sound along with its Effect on a Track .134ENSONIQ KT Musician’s ManualTOC — 7

Table of ContentsA Note about Replacing Sounds Used by Sequences/Presets.135Using Card Sounds in a Seq/Preset or Song.135About Edit Track (Performance) Parameters.136Using the Layer Lock Feature .137About the “Save Changes?” Page.138Using the Make Default Preset Button.139To Play The Demo.139To Make a Default Preset Template .139To Copy Preset Data .141About the KT ROM Presets .142List of ROM Presets .142rPSET00 — MIDI-Blend .142rPSET01 — OhSoSweet-Rhodes.142rPSET02 — AcBass/Kybrds(i).143rPSET03 — ElBass/Kybrds(i).143rPSET04 — SynBass/Kbds(i).143rPSET05 — ElecBass/Gtrs(i).143rPSET06 — Pno/SoloHorns(i).144rPSET07 — TinePno/Horns(i).144rPSET08 — PnoStr/Orch (i).144rPSET09 — Wedding Ceremony.144Section 9 — Preset/Track ParametersVol/Pan .145Output.146KeyRange .147Performance Tip — Creating Keyboard Splits .148Transpose .148Chan/Prog .149Program Changes in the KT .149Bank Select and Program Change Implementation.150Selecting a New Sound and its Effect from MIDI.150Status.151Pressure .

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