Akai EWI Series - Storing and Managing Chord Programs; Storing Polyphonic Chord Programs in Memory

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(4) After inputting the program number, press the TAPE button to
move the cursor.
Ex.: Press TAPE.
CDJLT XX:XX:XX-XX
Cursor
Chord pattern
CD//
:XX://://
Cursor moves
(5) Use the VALUE UP and DOWN keys to set the first note for
the chord pattern within the range — 12 — 0 — -I-12.
(6) After the first note is set, press the TAPE button to move the
cursor and set the second note.
(7) If the chord pattern you are programming only consists of 2
notes, leave the area for the 3rd and 4th notes empty by using
the VALUE UP and DOWN keys and setting the blanks located
between the — 1 and 00 values.
Ex.:
CD// //://:
If the chord pattern consists of 3 notes, leave the area for the 4th note
empty.
Ex.:
CD// //://://:
If the chord pattern consists of 4 notes, set the areas for all four notes.
Ex.:
CD// //://://://
(8) Once program number "00" is set, press the TAPE button to
move the cursor to the program number area, then press the
VALUE UP key to set to "01". Now repeat steps (4) through
(7) to set the chord pattern for program number "01".
Ex.:
CD/1 //:+4:+7:
(9) Now repeat steps (4) through (8) to set the chord patterns
through program number "15".
Ex.:
CD15-12:-5://:+4
(10) When you have finished programming up to 16 chord patterns,
assign the chord patterns to a key note.
First press the CHORD button. The display will read:
CHORD PLAY :0FF
Now press the VALUE UP button. The display will change as
follows:
CHORD PLAY
ON
(11) When the above is displayed, press the CHORD button again
to switch to the mode in which it is possible to assign chord pat
terns to key notes.
C =CH0RD
Now press the CHORD button again to change the key note.
C#=CH0RD
Thus, every time the CHORD button is pressed, the key nof
changes in order.
B =CH0RD
After the key note reaches B, it returns to C. Upon shipment from the
factory, all key notes are set to program number "00". When rtie
same program number is assigned to all key notes, the polyphonic
chord shifts as you play key notes of different pitches.
Ex.:
■Er
Programmed chord
(2-rtote octave)
■si
±z
On EWV20O0
On external sound source
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