Splitting the Axiom 25 Range
Splitting the Axiom 25 Range Posted on: 07.12.2009 by Hertha Fang Is it possible to split the axiom 25 into two separate zones, so that for example I could use c2 and c6 as my two octaves and thus play the higher and lower notes at the same time? | |
| Oralee Volkova 19.12.2009 | I have not done it with my axiom, but it says you can split axiom into 3 zones Each zone can be octave shifted or transposed independently. To set the octave or transposition of a zone: < Press the Zone Range button. < Select the zone(s) you want to edit using the zone activate/deactivate buttons as described in section 3.6.2. < Use the Octave buttons to select the new octave/transpose value, as described in section 2.1.2 and 2.1.3. If Zone Range mode is not active when you make an octave/transpose change, the change is global, meaning all active zones will be affected. If Zone Range mode is active when you make an octave/transpose change, only those zones currently active will be affected. The Octave and Transpose values for each independent zone, as well as the global octave and transpose values can be stored to the 20 memory locations. You must ensure Group A that is activated when storing this data since the Zone settings are stored within this group. Please see section 3.2.1 for more information on Groups. Note: There are various creative possibilities for the usage of the Octave/Transpose settings in conjunction with individual zones. For example, assign three zones to the same section of the keyboard, transpose the second zone two half steps down and the third six half steps down. Make sure all three zones are active, then play a single key on the keyboard |
| Oralee Volkova 19.12.2009 | I have not done it with my axiom, but it says you can split axiom into 3 zones Each zone can be octave shifted or transposed independently. To set the octave or transposition of a zone: < Press the Zone Range button. < Select the zone(s) you want to edit using the zone activate/deactivate buttons as described in section 3.6.2. < Use the Octave buttons to select the new octave/transpose value, as described in section 2.1.2 and 2.1.3. If Zone Range mode is not active when you make an octave/transpose change, the change is global, meaning all active zones will be affected. If Zone Range mode is active when you make an octave/transpose change, only those zones currently active will be affected. The Octave and Transpose values for each independent zone, as well as the global octave and transpose values can be stored to the 20 memory locations. You must ensure Group A that is activated when storing this data since the Zone settings are stored within this group. Please see section 3.2.1 for more information on Groups. Note: There are various creative possibilities for the usage of the Octave/Transpose settings in conjunction with individual zones. For example, assign three zones to the same section of the keyboard, transpose the second zone two half steps down and the third six half steps down. Make sure all three zones are active, then play a single key on the keyboard |
| Oralee Volkova 19.12.2009 | I have not done it with my axiom, but it says you can split axiom into 3 zones Each zone can be octave shifted or transposed independently. To set the octave or transposition of a zone: < Press the Zone Range button. < Select the zone(s) you want to edit using the zone activate/deactivate buttons as described in section 3.6.2. < Use the Octave buttons to select the new octave/transpose value, as described in section 2.1.2 and 2.1.3. If Zone Range mode is not active when you make an octave/transpose change, the change is global, meaning all active zones will be affected. If Zone Range mode is active when you make an octave/transpose change, only those zones currently active will be affected. The Octave and Transpose values for each independent zone, as well as the global octave and transpose values can be stored to the 20 memory locations. You must ensure Group A that is activated when storing this data since the Zone settings are stored within this group. Please see section 3.2.1 for more information on Groups. Note: There are various creative possibilities for the usage of the Octave/Transpose settings in conjunction with individual zones. For example, assign three zones to the same section of the keyboard, transpose the second zone two half steps down and the third six half steps down. Make sure all three zones are active, then play a single key on the keyboard |
| Oralee Volkova 19.12.2009 | I have not done it with my axiom, but it says you can split axiom into 3 zones Each zone can be octave shifted or transposed independently. To set the octave or transposition of a zone: < Press the Zone Range button. < Select the zone(s) you want to edit using the zone activate/deactivate buttons as described in section 3.6.2. < Use the Octave buttons to select the new octave/transpose value, as described in section 2.1.2 and 2.1.3. If Zone Range mode is not active when you make an octave/transpose change, the change is global, meaning all active zones will be affected. If Zone Range mode is active when you make an octave/transpose change, only those zones currently active will be affected. The Octave and Transpose values for each independent zone, as well as the global octave and transpose values can be stored to the 20 memory locations. You must ensure Group A that is activated when storing this data since the Zone settings are stored within this group. Please see section 3.2.1 for more information on Groups. Note: There are various creative possibilities for the usage of the Octave/Transpose settings in conjunction with individual zones. For example, assign three zones to the same section of the keyboard, transpose the second zone two half steps down and the third six half steps down. Make sure all three zones are active, then play a single key on the keyboard |
| Oralee Volkova 19.12.2009 | I have not done it with my axiom, but it says you can split axiom into 3 zones Each zone can be octave shifted or transposed independently. To set the octave or transposition of a zone: < Press the Zone Range button. < Select the zone(s) you want to edit using the zone activate/deactivate buttons as described in section 3.6.2. < Use the Octave buttons to select the new octave/transpose value, as described in section 2.1.2 and 2.1.3. If Zone Range mode is not active when you make an octave/transpose change, the change is global, meaning all active zones will be affected. If Zone Range mode is active when you make an octave/transpose change, only those zones currently active will be affected. The Octave and Transpose values for each independent zone, as well as the global octave and transpose values can be stored to the 20 memory locations. You must ensure Group A that is activated when storing this data since the Zone settings are stored within this group. Please see section 3.2.1 for more information on Groups. Note: There are various creative possibilities for the usage of the Octave/Transpose settings in conjunction with individual zones. For example, assign three zones to the same section of the keyboard, transpose the second zone two half steps down and the third six half steps down. Make sure all three zones are active, then play a single key on the keyboard |
| Oralee Volkova 19.12.2009 | I have not done it with my axiom, but it says you can split axiom into 3 zones Each zone can be octave shifted or transposed independently. To set the octave or transposition of a zone: < Press the Zone Range button. < Select the zone(s) you want to edit using the zone activate/deactivate buttons as described in section 3.6.2. < Use the Octave buttons to select the new octave/transpose value, as described in section 2.1.2 and 2.1.3. If Zone Range mode is not active when you make an octave/transpose change, the change is global, meaning all active zones will be affected. If Zone Range mode is active when you make an octave/transpose change, only those zones currently active will be affected. The Octave and Transpose values for each independent zone, as well as the global octave and transpose values can be stored to the 20 memory locations. You must ensure Group A that is activated when storing this data since the Zone settings are stored within this group. Please see section 3.2.1 for more information on Groups. Note: There are various creative possibilities for the usage of the Octave/Transpose settings in conjunction with individual zones. For example, assign three zones to the same section of the keyboard, transpose the second zone two half steps down and the third six half steps down. Make sure all three zones are active, then play a single key on the keyboard |
| Oralee Volkova 19.12.2009 | I have not done it with my axiom, but it says you can split axiom into 3 zones Each zone can be octave shifted or transposed independently. To set the octave or transposition of a zone: < Press the Zone Range button. < Select the zone(s) you want to edit using the zone activate/deactivate buttons as described in section 3.6.2. < Use the Octave buttons to select the new octave/transpose value, as described in section 2.1.2 and 2.1.3. If Zone Range mode is not active when you make an octave/transpose change, the change is global, meaning all active zones will be affected. If Zone Range mode is active when you make an octave/transpose change, only those zones currently active will be affected. The Octave and Transpose values for each independent zone, as well as the global octave and transpose values can be stored to the 20 memory locations. You must ensure Group A that is activated when storing this data since the Zone settings are stored within this group. Please see section 3.2.1 for more information on Groups. Note: There are various creative possibilities for the usage of the Octave/Transpose settings in conjunction with individual zones. For example, assign three zones to the same section of the keyboard, transpose the second zone two half steps down and the third six half steps down. Make sure all three zones are active, then play a single key on the keyboard |
| Oralee Volkova 19.12.2009 | I have not done it with my axiom, but it says you can split axiom into 3 zones Each zone can be octave shifted or transposed independently. To set the octave or transposition of a zone: < Press the Zone Range button. < Select the zone(s) you want to edit using the zone activate/deactivate buttons as described in section 3.6.2. < Use the Octave buttons to select the new octave/transpose value, as described in section 2.1.2 and 2.1.3. If Zone Range mode is not active when you make an octave/transpose change, the change is global, meaning all active zones will be affected. If Zone Range mode is active when you make an octave/transpose change, only those zones currently active will be affected. The Octave and Transpose values for each independent zone, as well as the global octave and transpose values can be stored to the 20 memory locations. You must ensure Group A that is activated when storing this data since the Zone settings are stored within this group. Please see section 3.2.1 for more information on Groups. Note: There are various creative possibilities for the usage of the Octave/Transpose settings in conjunction with individual zones. For example, assign three zones to the same section of the keyboard, transpose the second zone two half steps down and the third six half steps down. Make sure all three zones are active, then play a single key on the keyboard |
| Oralee Volkova 19.12.2009 | I have not done it with my axiom, but it says you can split axiom into 3 zones Each zone can be octave shifted or transposed independently. To set the octave or transposition of a zone: < Press the Zone Range button. < Select the zone(s) you want to edit using the zone activate/deactivate buttons as described in section 3.6.2. < Use the Octave buttons to select the new octave/transpose value, as described in section 2.1.2 and 2.1.3. If Zone Range mode is not active when you make an octave/transpose change, the change is global, meaning all active zones will be affected. If Zone Range mode is active when you make an octave/transpose change, only those zones currently active will be affected. The Octave and Transpose values for each independent zone, as well as the global octave and transpose values can be stored to the 20 memory locations. You must ensure Group A that is activated when storing this data since the Zone settings are stored within this group. Please see section 3.2.1 for more information on Groups. Note: There are various creative possibilities for the usage of the Octave/Transpose settings in conjunction with individual zones. For example, assign three zones to the same section of the keyboard, transpose the second zone two half steps down and the third six half steps down. Make sure all three zones are active, then play a single key on the keyboard |
| Oralee Volkova 19.12.2009 | I have not done it with my axiom, but it says you can split axiom into 3 zones Each zone can be octave shifted or transposed independently. To set the octave or transposition of a zone: < Press the Zone Range button. < Select the zone(s) you want to edit using the zone activate/deactivate buttons as described in section 3.6.2. < Use the Octave buttons to select the new octave/transpose value, as described in section 2.1.2 and 2.1.3. If Zone Range mode is not active when you make an octave/transpose change, the change is global, meaning all active zones will be affected. If Zone Range mode is active when you make an octave/transpose change, only those zones currently active will be affected. The Octave and Transpose values for each independent zone, as well as the global octave and transpose values can be stored to the 20 memory locations. You must ensure Group A that is activated when storing this data since the Zone settings are stored within this group. Please see section 3.2.1 for more information on Groups. Note: There are various creative possibilities for the usage of the Octave/Transpose settings in conjunction with individual zones. For example, assign three zones to the same section of the keyboard, transpose the second zone two half steps down and the third six half steps down. Make sure all three zones are active, then play a single key on the keyboard |
| Oralee Volkova 19.12.2009 | I have not done it with my axiom, but it says you can split axiom into 3 zones Each zone can be octave shifted or transposed independently. To set the octave or transposition of a zone: < Press the Zone Range button. < Select the zone(s) you want to edit using the zone activate/deactivate buttons as described in section 3.6.2. < Use the Octave buttons to select the new octave/transpose value, as described in section 2.1.2 and 2.1.3. If Zone Range mode is not active when you make an octave/transpose change, the change is global, meaning all active zones will be affected. If Zone Range mode is active when you make an octave/transpose change, only those zones currently active will be affected. The Octave and Transpose values for each independent zone, as well as the global octave and transpose values can be stored to the 20 memory locations. You must ensure Group A that is activated when storing this data since the Zone settings are stored within this group. Please see section 3.2.1 for more information on Groups. Note: There are various creative possibilities for the usage of the Octave/Transpose settings in conjunction with individual zones. For example, assign three zones to the same section of the keyboard, transpose the second zone two half steps down and the third six half steps down. Make sure all three zones are active, then play a single key on the keyboard |
| Oralee Volkova 19.12.2009 | I have not done it with my axiom, but it says you can split axiom into 3 zones Each zone can be octave shifted or transposed independently. To set the octave or transposition of a zone: < Press the Zone Range button. < Select the zone(s) you want to edit using the zone activate/deactivate buttons as described in section 3.6.2. < Use the Octave buttons to select the new octave/transpose value, as described in section 2.1.2 and 2.1.3. If Zone Range mode is not active when you make an octave/transpose change, the change is global, meaning all active zones will be affected. If Zone Range mode is active when you make an octave/transpose change, only those zones currently active will be affected. The Octave and Transpose values for each independent zone, as well as the global octave and transpose values can be stored to the 20 memory locations. You must ensure Group A that is activated when storing this data since the Zone settings are stored within this group. Please see section 3.2.1 for more information on Groups. Note: There are various creative possibilities for the usage of the Octave/Transpose settings in conjunction with individual zones. For example, assign three zones to the same section of the keyboard, transpose the second zone two half steps down and the third six half steps down. Make sure all three zones are active, then play a single key on the keyboard |
| Oralee Volkova 19.12.2009 | I have not done it with my axiom, but it says you can split axiom into 3 zones Each zone can be octave shifted or transposed independently. To set the octave or transposition of a zone: < Press the Zone Range button. < Select the zone(s) you want to edit using the zone activate/deactivate buttons as described in section 3.6.2. < Use the Octave buttons to select the new octave/transpose value, as described in section 2.1.2 and 2.1.3. If Zone Range mode is not active when you make an octave/transpose change, the change is global, meaning all active zones will be affected. If Zone Range mode is active when you make an octave/transpose change, only those zones currently active will be affected. The Octave and Transpose values for each independent zone, as well as the global octave and transpose values can be stored to the 20 memory locations. You must ensure Group A that is activated when storing this data since the Zone settings are stored within this group. Please see section 3.2.1 for more information on Groups. Note: There are various creative possibilities for the usage of the Octave/Transpose settings in conjunction with individual zones. For example, assign three zones to the same section of the keyboard, transpose the second zone two half steps down and the third six half steps down. Make sure all three zones are active, then play a single key on the keyboard |
| Oralee Volkova 19.12.2009 | I have not done it with my axiom, but it says you can split axiom into 3 zones Each zone can be octave shifted or transposed independently. To set the octave or transposition of a zone: < Press the Zone Range button. < Select the zone(s) you want to edit using the zone activate/deactivate buttons as described in section 3.6.2. < Use the Octave buttons to select the new octave/transpose value, as described in section 2.1.2 and 2.1.3. If Zone Range mode is not active when you make an octave/transpose change, the change is global, meaning all active zones will be affected. If Zone Range mode is active when you make an octave/transpose change, only those zones currently active will be affected. The Octave and Transpose values for each independent zone, as well as the global octave and transpose values can be stored to the 20 memory locations. You must ensure Group A that is activated when storing this data since the Zone settings are stored within this group. Please see section 3.2.1 for more information on Groups. Note: There are various creative possibilities for the usage of the Octave/Transpose settings in conjunction with individual zones. For example, assign three zones to the same section of the keyboard, transpose the second zone two half steps down and the third six half steps down. Make sure all three zones are active, then play a single key on the keyboard |
| Oralee Volkova 19.12.2009 | I have not done it with my axiom, but it says you can split axiom into 3 zones Each zone can be octave shifted or transposed independently. To set the octave or transposition of a zone: < Press the Zone Range button. < Select the zone(s) you want to edit using the zone activate/deactivate buttons as described in section 3.6.2. < Use the Octave buttons to select the new octave/transpose value, as described in section 2.1.2 and 2.1.3. If Zone Range mode is not active when you make an octave/transpose change, the change is global, meaning all active zones will be affected. If Zone Range mode is active when you make an octave/transpose change, only those zones currently active will be affected. The Octave and Transpose values for each independent zone, as well as the global octave and transpose values can be stored to the 20 memory locations. You must ensure Group A that is activated when storing this data since the Zone settings are stored within this group. Please see section 3.2.1 for more information on Groups. Note: There are various creative possibilities for the usage of the Octave/Transpose settings in conjunction with individual zones. For example, assign three zones to the same section of the keyboard, transpose the second zone two half steps down and the third six half steps down. Make sure all three zones are active, then play a single key on the keyboard |
| Oralee Volkova 19.12.2009 | I have not done it with my axiom, but it says you can split axiom into 3 zones Each zone can be octave shifted or transposed independently. To set the octave or transposition of a zone: < Press the Zone Range button. < Select the zone(s) you want to edit using the zone activate/deactivate buttons as described in section 3.6.2. < Use the Octave buttons to select the new octave/transpose value, as described in section 2.1.2 and 2.1.3. If Zone Range mode is not active when you make an octave/transpose change, the change is global, meaning all active zones will be affected. If Zone Range mode is active when you make an octave/transpose change, only those zones currently active will be affected. The Octave and Transpose values for each independent zone, as well as the global octave and transpose values can be stored to the 20 memory locations. You must ensure Group A that is activated when storing this data since the Zone settings are stored within this group. Please see section 3.2.1 for more information on Groups. Note: There are various creative possibilities for the usage of the Octave/Transpose settings in conjunction with individual zones. For example, assign three zones to the same section of the keyboard, transpose the second zone two half steps down and the third six half steps down. Make sure all three zones are active, then play a single key on the keyboard |
| Oralee Volkova 19.12.2009 | I have not done it with my axiom, but it says you can split axiom into 3 zones Each zone can be octave shifted or transposed independently. To set the octave or transposition of a zone: < Press the Zone Range button. < Select the zone(s) you want to edit using the zone activate/deactivate buttons as described in section 3.6.2. < Use the Octave buttons to select the new octave/transpose value, as described in section 2.1.2 and 2.1.3. If Zone Range mode is not active when you make an octave/transpose change, the change is global, meaning all active zones will be affected. If Zone Range mode is active when you make an octave/transpose change, only those zones currently active will be affected. The Octave and Transpose values for each independent zone, as well as the global octave and transpose values can be stored to the 20 memory locations. You must ensure Group A that is activated when storing this data since the Zone settings are stored within this group. Please see section 3.2.1 for more information on Groups. Note: There are various creative possibilities for the usage of the Octave/Transpose settings in conjunction with individual zones. For example, assign three zones to the same section of the keyboard, transpose the second zone two half steps down and the third six half steps down. Make sure all three zones are active, then play a single key on the keyboard |
| Oralee Volkova 19.12.2009 | I have not done it with my axiom, but it says you can split axiom into 3 zones Each zone can be octave shifted or transposed independently. To set the octave or transposition of a zone: < Press the Zone Range button. < Select the zone(s) you want to edit using the zone activate/deactivate buttons as described in section 3.6.2. < Use the Octave buttons to select the new octave/transpose value, as described in section 2.1.2 and 2.1.3. If Zone Range mode is not active when you make an octave/transpose change, the change is global, meaning all active zones will be affected. If Zone Range mode is active when you make an octave/transpose change, only those zones currently active will be affected. The Octave and Transpose values for each independent zone, as well as the global octave and transpose values can be stored to the 20 memory locations. You must ensure Group A that is activated when storing this data since the Zone settings are stored within this group. Please see section 3.2.1 for more information on Groups. Note: There are various creative possibilities for the usage of the Octave/Transpose settings in conjunction with individual zones. For example, assign three zones to the same section of the keyboard, transpose the second zone two half steps down and the third six half steps down. Make sure all three zones are active, then play a single key on the keyboard |
| Hertha Fang 07.12.2009 | Is it possible to split the axiom 25 into two separate zones, so that for example I could use c2 and c6 as my two octaves and thus play the higher and lower notes at the same time? |
| Oralee Volkova 19.12.2009 | I have not done it with my axiom, but it says you can split axiom into 3 zones Each zone can be octave shifted or transposed independently. To set the octave or transposition of a zone: < Press the Zone Range button. < Select the zone(s) you want to edit using the zone activate/deactivate buttons as described in section 3.6.2. < Use the Octave buttons to select the new octave/transpose value, as described in section 2.1.2 and 2.1.3. If Zone Range mode is not active when you make an octave/transpose change, the change is global, meaning all active zones will be affected. If Zone Range mode is active when you make an octave/transpose change, only those zones currently active will be affected. The Octave and Transpose values for each independent zone, as well as the global octave and transpose values can be stored to the 20 memory locations. You must ensure Group A that is activated when storing this data since the Zone settings are stored within this group. Please see section 3.2.1 for more information on Groups. Note: There are various creative possibilities for the usage of the Octave/Transpose settings in conjunction with individual zones. For example, assign three zones to the same section of the keyboard, transpose the second zone two half steps down and the third six half steps down. Make sure all three zones are active, then play a single key on the keyboard |
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