Casio DH-100 - Fingering Patterns; Recorder Fingering; Casio Original Fingering

Fingering Patterns Unlike a conventional wind instrument, the DH-100 lets you
choose between two different fingering patterns. The stan-
dard pattern is the same as that used to play a recorder, while
the second is a Casio original.
For details on how to produce notes using these patterns,
refer to the Fingering Chart which accompanies this manual.
Recorder Fingering
This system is based on stand- -
ard recorder fingering, however
a sharp (4) key is provided to
raise natural tones chromati-
cally (see figure to right).
Toraise the octave, simply press
the octave key on the back side
of the horn. The range of this
fingering system is 2.5 octaves
and is illustrated in detail in the
Fingering Chart which accom-
panies this manual.
Casio Fingering
This original fingering system is
organized so that even total О |— Not used
wind-instrument
beginners
can
Octave
down
|
master
the
DH-100
with
ease.
Peeve
Se
j
и
2
оолу
Anentire
scale
-
from
C
to
В
-
can
аа
аа
ое
пеп
.
b
key:
lowers
pitch
by
1
half-tone
be
played
by
using
only
3
keys.
VÉ
With
the
use
of
other
keys,
you
E
Note
keys:
Used
to
play
notes
C
through
B
can
also
raise
or
lower
octaves
`+
Repeat
key:
Press
to
cause
notes
to
repeat
and
add
sharps
and
flats.
when
Breath
Mode
is
set
to
OFF.
The range of this fingering sys-
tem is 4 octaves, as shown in the
Fingering Chart which accom-
panies this manual.
Fingering 11