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L Lower track transposition.
U1/U2 Upper 1 and Upper 2 track transposition.
Separated MIDI channels for the Upper 2 and
Lower tracks
You can assign a different MIDI channel for each keyboard track
(Upper 1, Upper 2 and Lower) on page 6 (“Programming the
MIDI channels (1)”).
Master Transpose Lock
You can decide whether the selection of an arrangement will
change the Master Transpose on page 10 (“Master Transpose
Lock”).
Master Transpose Lock
[ON/OFF]
If ON, this function prevents the general chromatic transposition
from being modified, when a different arrangement is selected.
The factory setting is ON.
New pedal assignable functions
The following pedal assignable functions have been added on
page 11 (“Assignable Pedal”):
SYNC START
SYNC STOP
ACC1-3 MUTE/PLAY
LOW/UP1/UP2 MUTE
KEYB SET UP
KEYB SET DOWN
Trigger Mode
The “Trigger Mode” function has been inserted on Page 14.
Trig (Trigger)
[Note On/Note On & Off]
If the Trigger parameter is set on ON, you can change the chord
by raising one or more notes of the previous chord, without play-
ing the chord again.
For example, you are playing a C7th chord (C, E, G, B flat) and
the arranger recognizes C7th. If you raise the B flat, a C major
(C, E, G) chord will be composed and the arranger will recognize
a C Major.
This parameter changes the way in which the chords are recog-
nised while playing on the keyboard.
Note On Chords are recognised when the notes are
played. When the notes are released, the
chord will not be updated.
Note On&Off Chords are recognised both when the notes
are played and released. For example, if you
play C, E, G, B flat, the C7th chord will be rec-
ognised. If you release the B flat, the C major
chord will be recognised.
New USER scales
Ten programmable scales have been added, for a total number
of 14 USER scales.
Separate joystick programming for the Upper 2
and Lower tracks
You can program the joystick separately for the Upper 2 and
Lower tracks on Page 20 (“Programming the Joystick”).
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