Procedures
For
people
who
cannot play left-hand chords.
For people
who
can
play left-hand chords.
Press ONE
FINGER
button.
Press
MULTI
FINGER
button.
Seleet Key
Split
mode 1
or
2.
(See
page
5.)
Select a
rhythm
and start
it.
(See
page
B.)
Play one
of
the
left
accompaniment keys.
(See
Note.)
MAJOR
CHOROS:
Example:
C
[llajor
Press
one
of
the
C keys and
the
C
major
chord
(Oo-Mi-
50
harmony)
is
produced,
as
shown
in
the
figure.
MINOR
CHOROS:
Example:
C
Minor
Press
the
C
key
together
with
any black
key
to
the
left
of
it.
SEVENTHS:
Example:
C7
Press
the
C
key
together
with
any
other
white
key
to
the
left
of
it.
MINOR
SEVENTHS:
Example:
Cm7
Press
the
C key together
with
any
black
key
and
aoy
white
key
to
the
left
(all
three
keys together)
With
the
left-hand finger(s) pressing the key(s),
adjust the sound levels
of
the accomoanying tones
,---J\..
using
the
corresponding slide controls
of
the
~
. STEREO PAN POT
MIXER.
Seleet the required
bass
pattern, arpeggio pat-
tern and
rhythmic
accompaniment tone.
I
.
'-----~-
I
Press
the
CHORD
MEMORY
button.
Now
you
can
. release
your
left-hand finger(s): The
same
chord
continues
until
next
time
you
I
paniment key.
Playa
melody
with
right hand. changing chords
with
the
left
hand.
To
stop theautornatic accompaniment and
rhythm,
press
the
Auto
Rhythm
START
& STOP
button.
Notes
Inthe
Fascinating Chord
MULTI-FINGER
mode,theKB-700's
The figure below shows the one-finger chords (majors)
microcomputer can distinguish and play nine chords in every
produced
by
each accompaniment key.
key. Chords ether than these nine basic chords
are
converted
into
one
of
them,
(See
page
14.)
KEY
5PLlT~
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Example (in the key
of
C)
Cm
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Si
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0;;
M,
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Si'
M.
,,'
s.'
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Mi
,,"
So"
u
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s;
.,
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L.
S,
.,
F,'
,:~
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~
~
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":
~
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KEY
SPLIT
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