Kawai FS690 - Creating Basic Patterns; Intro;Ending Patterns

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Pattern

Maker:

‘Creating

Basic

Patterns

@

Next,

let's

change

the

Bass

part

If

you're

finished

with

the

Rhythm

pattern,

let's

move

on

to

the

bass

pattern.

Press

the

G5

key

(labelled

—~

"BASS

CLEAR")

on

the

keyboard

twice

(see

note

at

bottom

of

page).

The

bass

pattern

should

disappear,

and

the

display

will

change

to

show

the

number

058.

This

indicates

that

sound

number

58

(E.

BASS)

is

the

sound

being

used

for

the

bass

part

in

this

pattern.

Let's

create

a

bass

part

like

the

one

given

at

left.

Use

the

keys

from

C1

to

B4

to

input

the

bass

part.

If

you

SAAS

want

to

use

a

sound

other

than

E.

BASS

for

the

bass

part,

select

the

sound

you

prefer

using

the

Selector

buttons

to

change

the

sound

number

shown

in

the

display.

You

should

also

use

the

Bass

volume

buttons

to

set

the

volume

of

the

bass

part

at

this

time.

|

@

Last,

let's

change

the

Chord

part

Press

the

F#5

key

(labelled

"Chord

Clear").

The

number

GG

|

should

appear

in

the

display.

This

indicates

that

sound

number

01

(PIANO

1)

is

being

used

for

the

Chord

part.

The

basic

Chord

part

for

the

POP

ROCK

pattern

is

as

shown

at

left.

Let's

try

adding

the

eighth

notes

shown

at

left

to

the

last

beat

of

the

second

measure.

Use

the

keys

from

C1

to

B4

to

input

the

Chord

part.

If

you

want

to

use

a

sound

other

than

PIANO

1

for

the

Chord

part,

select

the

sound

you

want

using

the

Selector

buttons

to

change

the

sound

number

shown

in

the

display.

You

should

also

use

the

Chord

volumbuttons

to

set

the

volume

of

the

Chord

part

at

this

time.

*

©

;

et

a;

Lag

a)

—

e

Thus

far,

we

have

changed

each

of

the

elements

(rhythm,

bass,

chord)

of

the

POP

ROCK

Basic

pattern

---

but

we

have

not

yet

stored

the

revised

pattern

in

the

F5690's

user

memory.

Before

we

cover

the

procedure

for

storing,

let's

change

the

Fill-in

and

Intro/Ending

patterns

as

well.

Important:

As

you've

probably

observed

by

now,

pressing

the

USER

PROGRAM

PATTERN

MAKER

keys

(F#5,

G5,

G#5)

once

lets

you

add

to

that

portion

of

the

existing

pattern.

Pressing

the

same

key

a

second

time

erases

that

portion

of

the

pattern

allowing

you

to

rebuild

it

from

scratch.

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