Casio VA-10 - Page 18

Operations
Adjusting the Pitch Sensor
‘You can use the pads to make adjustments
in the following Pitch Sensor parameters.
Sensitivity Level
‘You can lower the sensitivity level that the
keyboard uses when detecting the pitch.
Yousshould lower the sensitivity levelif you
‘cannot determine the pitch ofthe vocal, rif
articulation is uneven,
Output Octave
When you switch power on, the default
setting is for output that is one octave above
the input sound, You can change this so that
the output matches the input, instead. You
should select the setting that suits your
‘vocal range. Generally, the voices of women
and children are best suited for the setting
that matches input and output.
To adjust the Pitch Sensor
1. Press the EFFECT CONTROL button,
2. Use the pads to make the settings
you want,
Match output Lower sensitivity
with input Fes
ase input Normal sensitivity
one octave
To switch off the Pitch Sensor
Press the EFFECT button to switch off the
Pitch Sensor.
Operations
MAIN VOLUME sider EFFECT CONTROL button
POWER/MODE selector RECORD button
-START/STOP button
Using Real-Time Memory
‘You can record the notes you play on the
keyboard into Real-Time Memory for later
playback. During playback, youcan change
the tempo, just as with the Demo Tunes.
To record into Real-Time
Memory
1. Side the POWER/MODE selector
to “PLAY” and adjust the MAIN
‘VOLUME.
2. Select the rhythm you want, ond
set the tempo. You willbe able to
change the tempo when you play
back, so use a setting that is com-
fortable for you
3. Press the RECORD button.
Recording does not start yet. In-
stead, the keyboard stands by for
recording
4, Pressthe START/STOP button tostart
tecording. The keyboard provides
‘an introductory count before
starting the actual recording op-
eration. The count is four beats,
‘except for waltzes, for which it is
three beats
5, Play on the keyboard along with
the thythm,
6. Pressthe START/STOP button tostop
recording,
*+ Youcan store up to 1,300 notes into Real-
‘Time Memory.
+ To record without a rhythm, press the
STOP button after step 3, and then pro-
ceed with step 4.
+ To retum to step 3 during the above op-
eration, pressthe RECORD button again,
Important!
+ Whenever you press the START/STOP
button in step 4, anything previously
stored in Real-Time Memory is deleted.