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Selecting and playing Styles

The Chord Sequencer

Quick Guide

8 Press the ACCOMP and MEMORY (PLAY/STOP) buttons together again to stop playback

of the recorded Chord Sequence.

The last chord played by the Chord Sequence remains in memory. The Chord Sequence will

remain in memory up until you record a new Chord Sequence, or you turn the Pa600 off.

Table of Contents

Default Chapter1
- Quick Guide1
- Table of Contents5
Overview8
- Front Panel8
- Mode Selection9
- Rear Panel17
Welcome19
- Live Performing19
- Easy Mode19
- What's in the Box20
- About this Manual20
- Useful Links20
- Backing-Up Your Data21
- Restoring the Original Data21
- Loading the Operating System21
Start up22
- Connecting the AC Power Cord22
- Turning the Instrument on and off22
- Controlling the Volume22
- Headphones22
- Loudspeakers22
- Audio Outputs22
- Damper Pedal22
- Assignable Pedal23
- The Music Stand23
Glossary of Terms24
- Sound24
- Style24
- Pad24
- Keyboard Tracks24
- Performance25
- Sequencer25
- Player25
- The LOGO Decoder25
Interface Basics26
- The Color Touchview™ Graphical User Interface26
- Operative Modes28
- Selected, Highlighted Items28
- Non-Available, Grayed-Out Parameters28
- Shortcuts28
Easy Mode29
- The Style Play Page in Detail30
- The Song Play Page in Detail31
Turning the Instrument on and Listening to the Demos34
- Turning the Instrument on and Viewing the Main Screen34
- Playing the Demos35
Playing Sounds36
- Selecting a Sound and Playing It on the Keyboard36
- Playing Two or Three Sounds at the same Time38
- Playing Different Sounds with Your Left and Right Hand40
- Changing the Split Point42
- Raising or Lowering the Upper Octave43
Selecting and Saving Performances44
- Selecting a Performance44
- Saving Your Settings to a Performance45
Selecting and Saving the “My Setting” Performance48
- Selecting and Saving the "My Setting" Performance48
- Selecting the Default Parameters (the "My Setting" Performance)48
- Saving the Default Parameters into the "My Setting" Performance48
Selecting and Playing Styles49
- Selecting and Playing a Style49
- Tempo51
- Intro, Variation, Fill, Break, Ending52
- Single Touch Settings (STS)53
- The Pads54
- Adjusting the Balance between the Style and the Keyboard55
- Adjusting the Volume of the Separate Tracks56
- Turning the Style Tracks On/Off57
- Adding Harmony Notes to Your Right-Hand Melody with the ENSEMBLE Function58
- The Chord Sequencer60
Song Play62
- Selecting a Song to Play62
- Playing Back a Song64
- Changing the Tracks' Volume65
- Turning the Song Tracks On/Off67
- Soloing a Track68
- Removing the Melody Track from a Standard MIDI File or the Lead Vocal from an MP3 File68
The Songbook70
- Selecting the Desired Entry from the Main List70
- Displaying Artist or Genre71
- Sorting Entries72
- Searching for Entries72
- Adding Entries74
- Creating a Custom List76
- Selecting and Using a Custom List78
- Selecting a Songbook STS78
Recording a New Song (Standard MIDI File)79
- Accessing the Backing Sequence (Quick Record) Mode79
- Preparing to Record80
- Recording81
- Second-Take Recording (Overdubbing)82
- Saving a Song82
Searching Files and Musical Resources84
- How to Use the Search Function84
- Notes about Searching86
Connecting and Calibrating the Damper Pedal87
- Programming the Damper Pedal87
Appendix Replacing the Clock Backup Battery90
- Precautions90
- Installation90
Technical Specifications92
MIDI Implementation Chart94

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