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Styles 5•5
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Styles 5•5
CHANGING THE SPLIT POINT
The Split Point is:
(a)
the point that separates the Upper and Lower
keyboard sections in the Upper&Lower and
Multi keyboard modes and,
(b)
the point below which the keyboard recog-
nizes chords which trigger the Style automatic
accompaniments (
in Fingered and One Fin-
ger chord recognition modes
).
The current Split Point setting appears in the main
page as an option that can be selected with the
paired soft buttons F7/F8.
The setting can be modified as required.
1. With the main Style/RealTime display show-
ing, press Soft buttons F7/F8 to open the
«Split Point» dialog window.
2. Rotate the DIAL, or play a note on the key-
board (corresponding to the highest note of
the Lower split zone) to modify the setting.
If you entered the wrong note, simply play
another.
3. Press ENTER to confirm the new Split Point,
or ESCAPE to cancel the operation.
With ENTER, the main page will show the
new Split Point setting. With ESCAPE the
original Split Point will be restored.
Note: The Split Point is a general parameter (not
linked to a particular Preset) which is conserved
in memory when the instrument is turned off. The
new setting is lost when the “Reset All” operation
is carried out or if the backed-RAM loses its data
due to the total discharge of the battery.
CHANGING THE SPLIT POINT
The Split Point is:
(a)
the point that separates the Upper and Lower
keyboard sections in the Upper&Lower and
Multi keyboard modes and,
(b)
the point below which the keyboard recog-
nizes chords which trigger the Style automatic
accompaniments (
in Fingered and One Fin-
ger chord recognition modes
).
The current Split Point setting appears in the main
page as an option that can be selected with the
paired soft buttons F7/F8.
The setting can be modified as required.
1. With the main Style/RealTime display show-
ing, press Soft buttons F7/F8 to open the
«Split Point» dialog window.
2. Rotate the DIAL, or play a note on the key-
board (corresponding to the highest note of
the Lower split zone) to modify the setting.
If you entered the wrong note, simply play
another.
3. Press ENTER to confirm the new Split Point,
or ESCAPE to cancel the operation.
With ENTER, the main page will show the
new Split Point setting. With ESCAPE the
original Split Point will be restored.
Note: The Split Point is a general parameter (not
linked to a particular Preset) which is conserved
in memory when the instrument is turned off. The
new setting is lost when the “Reset All” operation
is carried out or if the backed-RAM loses its data
due to the total discharge of the battery.
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Styles 5•5
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Styles 5•5
CHANGING THE SPLIT POINT
The Split Point is:
(a)
the point that separates the Upper and Lower
keyboard sections in the Upper&Lower and
Multi keyboard modes and,
(b)
the point below which the keyboard recog-
nizes chords which trigger the Style automatic
accompaniments (
in Fingered and One Fin-
ger chord recognition modes
).
The current Split Point setting appears in the main
page as an option that can be selected with the
paired soft buttons F7/F8.
The setting can be modified as required.
1. With the main Style/RealTime display show-
ing, press Soft buttons F7/F8 to open the
«Split Point» dialog window.
2. Rotate the DIAL, or play a note on the key-
board (corresponding to the highest note of
the Lower split zone) to modify the setting.
If you entered the wrong note, simply play
another.
3. Press ENTER to confirm the new Split Point,
or ESCAPE to cancel the operation.
With ENTER, the main page will show the
new Split Point setting. With ESCAPE the
original Split Point will be restored.
Note: The Split Point is a general parameter (not
linked to a particular Preset) which is conserved
in memory when the instrument is turned off. The
new setting is lost when the “Reset All” operation
is carried out or if the backed-RAM loses its data
due to the total discharge of the battery.
CHANGING THE SPLIT POINT
The Split Point is:
(a)
the point that separates the Upper and Lower
keyboard sections in the Upper&Lower and
Multi keyboard modes and,
(b)
the point below which the keyboard recog-
nizes chords which trigger the Style automatic
accompaniments (
in Fingered and One Fin-
ger chord recognition modes
).
The current Split Point setting appears in the main
page as an option that can be selected with the
paired soft buttons F7/F8.
The setting can be modified as required.
1. With the main Style/RealTime display show-
ing, press Soft buttons F7/F8 to open the
«Split Point» dialog window.
2. Rotate the DIAL, or play a note on the key-
board (corresponding to the highest note of
the Lower split zone) to modify the setting.
If you entered the wrong note, simply play
another.
3. Press ENTER to confirm the new Split Point,
or ESCAPE to cancel the operation.
With ENTER, the main page will show the
new Split Point setting. With ESCAPE the
original Split Point will be restored.
Note: The Split Point is a general parameter (not
linked to a particular Preset) which is conserved
in memory when the instrument is turned off. The
new setting is lost when the “Reset All” operation
is carried out or if the backed-RAM loses its data
due to the total discharge of the battery.
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