Casio CT-640 - Standard Fingering Modes

7. Auto-accompaniment
[2] Auto-accompaniment play using standard chord
fingering
(4) Set the Chord/MIDI selector to “FIN-
GERED 1” or “FINGERED 2”
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MIDt
(2) Select one of the auto-rhythms and
press the synchro/fill-in button.
SYNCHA afARTS
TLL-IN sToP
* Tempo indicator lights, meaning that the accom- FILLS
paniment keyboard keys are ready for play.
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(3) Play a chord on the accompaniment keyboard keys.
* Adjust the tempo and accompaniment volume using the respective
controls. .
* This unit is capable of recognizing the following chords; <M, m, —5,
45, dim, sus4, 7 MZ mZ mMZ mZ5, usd, 9 m9>
<About “Fingered 1” and ‘Fingered 2’’>
This keyboard features two different types of fingered
accompaniment patterns. You can select which type you
want by selecting either the Fingered 1 mode, or the
Fingered 2 mode. Respective accompaniment patterns and
characteristics are as listed below.
(Fingered 1 Accompaniment)
Accompaniment consists of a single bass line and two
different backing chord patterns. The pattern does not
change until you play a chord consisting of at least 3 notes.
(Fingered 2 Accompaniment)
Accompaniment consists of a single bass line and a single
backing chord pattern. In addition, you can add notes
manually.in (wo-note polyphony on the “accompaniment
keyboard” without affecting the accompaniment pattern.
The pattern does not change until you play a chord con-
sisting of at least 3 notes.
* Auto-accompaniment tones are preset in correspondence to each
aulo-rhythm gpe. A list of auto-rhythms and corresponding accom-
paniment tones is provided on page 14.