Alesis K2661 specifications Enable, Program, Pan, Volume, Output Pair OutPair, Output Gain OutGain

MIDI Mode

The Channels Page

Parameter	Range of Values	Default
Program	Program list	Program ID 1
Pan	0 to 127	64 (centered)
Volume	0 to 127	127 (maximum)
Output Pair	Prog, KDFX-A to KDFX-D	Prog
Output Gain	Prog, –12 to 30 dB in 6 dB increments	Prog
Program Lock	Off, On	Off
Pan Lock	Off, On	Off
Volume Lock	Off, On	Off

Enable

Use this parameter to turn the currently selected channel on or off. When on, the channel will receive MIDI information, and the settings of the parameters on the MIDI CHANNELS page will be in effect. When off, the channel will ignore all MIDI information.

Program

Use this parameter to assign a program to the currently selected channel. The channel will still respond to program change commands received via MIDI, unless the PrgLock parameter (described below) is set to On.

Pan

This offsets the pan position of the current program as set on the OUTPUT page in the Program Editor. A value of 0 is maximum offset to the left, 64 is no offset, and 127 is maximum offset to the right. Changing the value of this parameter is like inserting a MIDI pan message. MIDI Pan (MIDI 10) messages will change the value of this parameter, unless the PanLock parameter (described below) is set to On.

If the Mode parameter on the OUTPUT page in the Program Editor is set to Fixed, changing the value of Pan on the CHANNELS page in MIDI mode has no effect.

Volume

This sets the volume for any program assigned to the currently selected channel. A value of 0 is silence, and a value of 127 is full volume. The value of this parameter will change in response to MIDI Volume (MIDI 07) messages, unless the VolLock parameter (described below) is set to On.

Output Pair (OutPair)

This parameter sets the audio output group for the program assigned to the currently selected channel. The default value of Prog means that the output group is determined by the program’s value for the Pair parameter on the OUTPUT page in the Program Editor. In this case, the channel’s output group changes depending on the program assigned to it, with the output group being routed on a per layer basis within the program. Values of KDFX-A, KDFX-B, KDFX-C, or KDFX-Dfix the output group regardless of the program that’s assigned to the channel.

Output Gain (OutGain)

OutGain boosts or cuts the level at the audio outputs for any program assigned to the currently selected channel. This allows you to make a program louder or softer without having to edit the program.

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