Casio TONE BANK CT-657 - Playing an accompaniment using standard fingering

6. Auto-accompaniment
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= Playing an accompaniment using standard fingering
- The standard fingering (FINGERED) mode lets you play a wider variety ot
chords. You can start an accompaniment pattern by pressing down either
three or four of the proper accompaniment keys.
This unit is capable of recognizing 15 different chords. The following shows
the fingerings of the recognized chords with a root of C. Note that the
| fingerings within parentheses can be Omines moe ehanging the.sound
of the chord ones oe . 3
Cdim Caus -
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Each of the above examples shows only one of the possible fingerings for each
chord. Note that you can play a chord by pressing its notes in any combination.
pot example, each of the following mpgenings produce the same C chord.
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° See the “List of fingered chord” on page 56-58 for infomation on the fingering of chords with
all the roots.
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6. Auto-accompaniment
Follow
these
steps
to
play
the
standard
fingering
auto-accompaniment.
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Set
the
POWERICHORD
selector
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.
Select
one
of
the
auto-rhythms.
(refer
to
“Auto-rhythms”
on
page
13)
.
Start
the
auto-rhythm
by
pressing
the
START/STOP
button.
.
Press
the
accompaniment
keys
for
the
desired
chord.
.
Adjust
TEMPO
[A/V],
MAIN.
VOLUME
slider,
and
ACCOMP
VOLUME
slider.
.
Press
the
START/STOP
button
to
stop
the
auto-accompaniment.
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can
also
use
intraductions,
fill-ins
and
ending
patterns
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