Kawai FS690 - Page 45

Pattern
Maker:
Creating
Fill-
in
and
Intro/Ending
Patterns
Fill in and Intro/Ending patterns can also be changed
using
the
same
procedure
that
you
used
to
change
the
Basic pattern in the previous page.
Ea
1.
Let's
try
changing
the
Fill-in
pattern.
With Rhythm #28 (POP ROCKS) still selected, press the
ie
——»
The
Fill-in
pattern
plays.
Sync./Fill
in
button.
You
should
hear
the
POP
ROCK
is
Fill-in
pattern.
Try
to
change
this
Fill-in
pattern
to
suit
your
taste
using
the
same
procedure
that
you
used
to
change
the
Basic
pattern.
2. Last, let's change the Intro and Ending patterns.
2.
If
you
press
the
Intro/Ending
button,
you
will
hear
the
5
POP
ROCK
Intro
pattern.
Press
it
once
more
and
you
ee
eerens
will
hear
the
Ending
patterns.
Go
ahead
and
edit
these
patterns
as you
like
using
the
same
procedure
as
before.
—» ...and the Intro pattern plays. Notes:
1. The tempo you use when creating Auto-
Accompaniment patterns will not be memorized!
When creating difficult patterns, feel free to slow
Press
again.
.
.
down
the
tempo
for
input,
then
speed
it
up
again
when
performing.
2. The same bass and chord sounds will be used for all
pave
four
pattern
types
(Basic,
Intro,
Fill-in,
and
Ending)
of a single Auto-Accompaniment pattern. The last
sounds you choose for the Bass and Chord parts are
the ones that will be memorized when you store the
pattern. For example, if you had chosen E. BASS for
the bass part sound when creating the Basic pattern,
but later changed it to A. BASS when creating the
Ending pattern, then A. BASS will be memorized as
the bass part sound for all four of the patterns. Note
also that the SPLIT sounds, those numbered 41
through 50, cannot be chosen as the Bass or Chord
part sounds.
nro
...and the Ending pattern
jan
©
Ae,
cS
es
se)
2.
eo)
S
GQ.
ow)
s
0)
>
"SS
<<