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Holiday Classic Owner’s Guide
CHORD:
The letter under the word CHORD indicates the lower keyboard chord being played. The bass pedal,
if being played, is displayed to the right of the chord display, preceded by a slash (C / E
b
).
TRANSPOSE: The letter under the word TRANSPOSE indicates the key that the instrument is set to.
In addition to this information, other Holiday Classic features will utilize the
COLOR DISPLAY, such as:
Song Setup, Genius, USB, and rhythm style names and will be covered in related sections of this guide.
5. THE EASY BUTTON
Like every Lowrey, there are two ways of playing the Holiday Classic:
TRADITIONAL
No “Easy-Play” features. You are free to use your hands on the keyboards and your feet on the pedals as you
wish. For example, playing one note on the lower keyboard gives you exactly that: one note! You can use
the GENERAL PRESETS, CATEGORY PRESETS and BANK PRESETS for many, many more sounds.
EASY-PLAY
Press the EASY button. This button will light up as well as several others (AUTO BASS 1, MCS & MEMORY).
The EASY button makes one finger in the left hand on the lower keyboard sound like you are using all your
fingers, plus your feet on the bass pedals. It makes one finger sound like a full three note chord and plays
the appropriate bass note. You can also use the
GENERAL PRESETS, CATEGORY PRESETS and BANK PRE-
SETS
for many, many more sounds just like above.
NOTE: The
AUTO BASS 1, MCS and MEMORY buttons are described in more detail in the
RHYTHM PLUS ORCHESTRATION SECTION.
SONG
SET UP
EASY
SELECT
FEATURE
(CLEAR)
FLUTE VIBRA TREM
SLOW FAST
ACCOMPTEMPO
LOCK
SCREEN CARE AND CLEANING
IMPORTANT NOTICE: Do not spray any type of liquid on the Color Display. To
clean the screen use a soft cloth slightly dampened with water. Avoid allowing any
liquid to run to the edge of the screen.
Do not touch the screen with any sharp objects, such as a pencil point or pen tip.
There is a DISPLAY CONTRAST dial located just to the right of
the
COLOR DISPLAY. Turn the dial to adjust the screen to a set-
ting that is best for you.
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