Keyboard AX - Revision history

Daveallen: 1.4.20 outside zone setting.

2025-01-27T16:53:26Z

1.4.20 outside zone setting.

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	The left side of the screen has instrument selectors for up to two keyboards. On the right is a volume control slider for the inside monitor speakers only. The recording controls are in the middle of the page. At the bottom, in the Settings section, is an Instruments button to customize the instrument selectors and an outside speaker switch.		The left side of the screen has instrument selectors for up to two keyboards. On the right is a volume control slider for the inside monitor speakers only. The recording controls are in the middle of the page. At the bottom, in the Settings section, is an Instruments button to customize the instrument selectors and an outside speaker switch.

	The outside ~~speaker~~ switch is off by default~~, so you always enter the Keyboard screen in~~ practice mode. You can play a live performance by turning the outside speakers on. You may record while in practice or performance mode. When you review your recording with the Play button in the keyboard screen, the outside speakers are automatically muted. After tapping Play, you can manually turn on the outside speakers if you wish.		The outside zone switch is off by factory default for practice mode. You can play a live performance by turning the outside speakers on. You may record while in practice or performance mode. When you review your recording with the Play button in the keyboard screen, the outside speakers are automatically muted. After tapping Play, you can manually turn on the outside speakers if you wish. You can change the default outside zone setting on the [[Keyboard_setup_AX#General_settings\|Keyboard Settings]] page.

	=== Primary keyboard ===		=== Primary keyboard ===

Daveallen: bcd

2022-08-22T16:45:51Z

bcd

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	Keyboard performance and recording is supported on Millennium AX and Platinum AX models.		Keyboard performance and recording is supported on Millennium AX and Platinum AX models.
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	Refer to [[Keyboard_setup_AX\|keyboard settings]] for instructions pertaining to keyboard hookup and channel setting.		Refer to [[Keyboard_setup_AX\|keyboard settings]] for instructions pertaining to keyboard hookup and channel setting.

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Jodivandyke at 16:44, 6 July 2022

2022-07-06T16:44:44Z

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	This menu allows you to practice, record or perform live using your AX unit with your MIDI keyboard/controller. Opening this screen will cancel anything that is currently playing. Manually or automatically scheduled music is suspended while in this menu.		This menu allows you to practice, record or perform live using your AX unit with your MIDI keyboard/controller. Opening this screen will cancel anything that is currently playing. Manually or automatically scheduled music is suspended while in this menu.

	[[File:AX-KBscrn.jpg\|frameless\|~~right~~\|600px]]		[[File:AX-KBscrn.jpg\|frameless\|center\|600px]]

	== Keyboard screen ==		== Keyboard screen ==

Daveallen at 20:07, 22 June 2022

2022-06-22T20:07:22Z

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	Keyboard performance and recording is supported on Millennium AX and Platinum AX models.		Keyboard performance and recording is supported on Millennium AX and Platinum AX models.

			This menu allows you to practice, record or perform live using your AX unit with your MIDI keyboard/controller. Opening this screen will cancel anything that is currently playing. Manually or automatically scheduled music is suspended while in this menu.

	[[File:AX-KBscrn.jpg\|frameless\|right\|600px]]		[[File:AX-KBscrn.jpg\|frameless\|right\|600px]]

	This menu allows you to practice, record or perform live using your AX unit with your MIDI keyboard/controller. Opening this screen will cancel anything that is currently playing. Manually or automatically scheduled music is suspended while in this menu.

	== Keyboard screen ==		== Keyboard screen ==

Daveallen at 20:07, 22 June 2022

2022-06-22T20:07:03Z

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	<div style="font-size:84%"> '''[[Chime_Master_Help\|Help]] » [[Operating manuals]] » [[:Category:AX_Manual\|AX Table of Contents]]'''<br/>		<div style="font-size:84%"> '''[[Chime_Master_Help\|Help]] » [[Operating manuals]] » [[:Category:AX_Manual\|AX Table of Contents]]'''<br/>
	''' [[Remote_AX\|← Previous Section]]      [[Schedule_AX\|Next section →]] '''</div>		''' [[Remote_AX\|← Previous Section]]      [[Schedule_AX\|Next section →]] '''</div>

			Keyboard performance and recording is supported on Millennium AX and Platinum AX models.

	[[File:AX-KBscrn.jpg\|frameless\|right\|600px]]		[[File:AX-KBscrn.jpg\|frameless\|right\|600px]]

	~~Keyboard performance and recording is supported on Millennium AX and Platinum AX models.~~

	This menu allows you to practice, record or perform live using your AX unit with your MIDI keyboard/controller. Opening this screen will cancel anything that is currently playing. Manually or automatically scheduled music is suspended while in this menu.		This menu allows you to practice, record or perform live using your AX unit with your MIDI keyboard/controller. Opening this screen will cancel anything that is currently playing. Manually or automatically scheduled music is suspended while in this menu.

Jodivandyke at 15:01, 14 September 2021

2021-09-14T15:01:18Z

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	== Keyboard screen ==		== Keyboard screen ==
	The left side of the screen has ~~eight~~ instrument selectors for up to two keyboards. On the right is a volume control slider for the ''inside monitor speakers'' only. ~~Top~~ middle ~~are~~ the ~~recording controls~~. At the bottom, in the Settings section, is an Instruments button to customize the instrument selectors and an outside speaker ~~enable~~ switch.		The left side of the screen has instrument selectors for up to two keyboards. On the right is a volume control slider for the inside monitor speakers only. The recording controls are in the middle of the page. At the bottom, in the Settings section, is an Instruments button to customize the instrument selectors and an outside speaker switch.

	The outside speaker switch is off by default, so you always enter the Keyboard screen in practice mode. You can play a live performance by turning the outside speakers on. You may record while in practice or performance mode. When you review your recording with the Play button in the keyboard screen, the outside speakers are ~~always~~ muted.		The outside speaker switch is off by default, so you always enter the Keyboard screen in practice mode. You can play a live performance by turning the outside speakers on. You may record while in practice or performance mode. When you review your recording with the Play button in the keyboard screen, the outside speakers are automatically muted. After tapping Play, you can manually turn on the outside speakers if you wish.

	=== Primary keyboard ===		=== Primary keyboard ===
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	: Tolling instruments use heavy hammers and may not be suitable for music		: Tolling instruments use heavy hammers and may not be suitable for music

	If you are using dual organ manuals, this voice can be accompanied by a harp instrument on the secondary keyboard. If you would like an accompaniment instrument on a single split keyboard, use the split switch in the Instrument customization explained below.		If you are using dual organ manuals, this melodic voice can be accompanied by a harp instrument on the secondary keyboard. If you would like an accompaniment instrument on a single split keyboard, use the split switch in the Instrument customization explained below.

	=== Harp keyboard ===		=== Harp keyboard ===
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	Harp instruments are provided for a second keyboard channel, typically an alternate organ manual. Set the MIDI channels for each organ manual in the [[Keyboard_setup_AX\|Keyboard setup screen]] on the AX system settings menu (not the instrument settings).		Harp instruments are provided for a second keyboard channel, typically an alternate organ manual. Set the MIDI channels for each organ manual in the [[Keyboard_setup_AX\|Keyboard setup screen]] on the AX system settings menu (not the instrument settings).

	These buttons have no effect when using a single keyboard or organ manual.		These buttons have no effect when using a single keyboard or organ manual. In Settings – Keyboard, the Harp Keyboard can be hidden if not used.
	;Harp instruments		;Harp instruments
	:Supplied harp instruments span five octaves		:Supplied harp instruments span five octaves

	=== Recording and playback ===		=== Recording and playback ===
	~~The~~ recording will always play back using the voice you have selected during the recording regardless of ~~instrument preferences set for factory supplied music~~.		In some versions, your recording will always play back using the voice you have selected during the recording regardless of other settings.

	To use the record feature, tap the record button (red button with round icon) to enable recording. Recording will begin when you play the first note. Tap the record button again to end the recording. You can listen to your recording before you save it by tapping the green play button; the red stop button will stop the playback.		To use the record feature, tap the record button (red button with round icon) to enable recording. Recording will begin when you play the first note. Tap the record button again to end the recording. You can listen to your recording before you save it by tapping the green play button; the red stop button will stop the playback.

Jodivandyke: /* Save recording */

2021-09-14T13:11:24Z

Save recording

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	==== Save recording ====		==== Save recording ====
	If you wish to save your recording, tap the ~~grey~~ save button and type a title for your piece. If you do not wish to save your recording, simply record again. Any recording that is not saved and titled will be lost with the next recording.		If you wish to save your recording, tap the gray save button and type a title for your piece. If you do not wish to save your recording, simply record again. Any recording that is not saved and titled will be lost with the next recording.

	=== Instrument Customization ===		=== Instrument Customization ===

Daveallen: /* Arranging for carillon */

2021-02-02T16:07:52Z

Arranging for carillon

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	==== Arranging for carillon ====		==== Arranging for carillon ====
	While most church musicians are skilled in adapting SATB hymns suitably for piano or organ performances on the fly, church bells present a new challenge. To help you arrange your music to sound its best on bells, the GCNA Ronald Barnes Memorial Grant sponsored Rachel Perfecto's online guide, [https://www.arrangingforcarillon.com/ Arranging for carillon].		While most church musicians are skilled in adapting SATB hymns suitably for piano or organ performances on the fly, church bells present a new challenge. To help you arrange your music to sound its best on bells, the [https://www.gcna.org/ GCNA]'s Ronald Barnes Memorial Grant sponsored Rachel Perfecto's online guide, [https://www.arrangingforcarillon.com/ Arranging for carillon].

	==== Save recording ====		==== Save recording ====

Daveallen: /* Arranging for carillon */

2021-02-02T16:05:47Z

Arranging for carillon

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	==== Arranging for carillon ====		==== Arranging for carillon ====
	While most church musicians are skilled in adapting SATB hymns suitably for piano or organ performances on the fly, church bells present a new challenge. To help you arrange your music to sound its best on bells, the GCNA Ronald Barnes Memorial Grant sponsored Rachel Perfecto's ~~webpage~~, [https://www.arrangingforcarillon.com/ Arranging for carillon].		While most church musicians are skilled in adapting SATB hymns suitably for piano or organ performances on the fly, church bells present a new challenge. To help you arrange your music to sound its best on bells, the GCNA Ronald Barnes Memorial Grant sponsored Rachel Perfecto's online guide, [https://www.arrangingforcarillon.com/ Arranging for carillon].

	==== Save recording ====		==== Save recording ====

Daveallen: link to Arranging for carillon

2021-02-02T16:05:04Z

link to Arranging for carillon

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	To use the record feature, tap the record button (red button with round icon) to enable recording. Recording will begin when you play the first note. Tap the record button again to end the recording. You can listen to your recording before you save it by tapping the green play button; the red stop button will stop the playback.		To use the record feature, tap the record button (red button with round icon) to enable recording. Recording will begin when you play the first note. Tap the record button again to end the recording. You can listen to your recording before you save it by tapping the green play button; the red stop button will stop the playback.

			==== Arranging for carillon ====
			While most church musicians are skilled in adapting SATB hymns suitably for piano or organ performances on the fly, church bells present a new challenge. To help you arrange your music to sound its best on bells, the GCNA Ronald Barnes Memorial Grant sponsored Rachel Perfecto's webpage, [https://www.arrangingforcarillon.com/ Arranging for carillon].

	==== Save recording ====		==== Save recording ====