Casio Casiotone 1000P - Example 3: Down Arpeggio; Example 4: Sequencer Operation

* In this case, the program numbers correspond to arpeggio notes as shown below.
1 = C (Do), 2 = E (Mi), 3 = G (So), 4 = C (Do), 5 = E (Mi), 6 = G (So),
7 = C (Do), 8= E (Mi), 9 = G (So)
* “ • ” denotes one octave higher and ” denotes two octave higher.
At this time, if the played keys are changed, the arpeggio pattern will become as shown
below.
(Example 2-1)
• Played keys
i
TlWUtlW
In the case of C 7 )
(Example 2-2)
• Played keys
• Arpeggio pattern *
* The maximum note range in arpeggio will be identical notes up to three octaves above
the note of the played key. In Example 2-2, since the note in parentheses is a C (Do),
which is four octaves higher, it is not played. Also, when the keyboard is split and the
upper
octave of the lower keyboard is played, the maximum note range in arpeggio will
be identical notes up to two octaves above the note of the played key. (See page 7.)
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Lower keyboard