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Holiday Classic Owner’s Guide
PREVIEW:
In addition to the beautiful organ, strings and vocal sound, found in the organ buttons section, the
Holiday Classic features hundreds of authentic instrumental sounds! These sounds can be played alone or
in combination with the organ sounds.
What It Does:
Provides you with additional sounds, primarily for use with the right hand on the upper keyboard. In addi-
tion to sounds, this section controls effects such as
REPEAT, PORTAMENTO, TRANSPOSE, and LOWER
KEYBOARD SPLIT. The GENIUS buttons in the ORCHESTRAL and SOLO sections add hundreds of sounds
from the GENIUS VOICE LIST on page 88.
How It Works:
Pressing a button causes it to light, indicating it is on. Pressing a lighted button turns it off.
How To Use It:
These buttons and features will allow you to create your favorite registrations. Remember that many of the
presets shown in the beginning of this book have used combinations of the sounds and features from this sec-
tion. Even if you are creating your own registrations, it is best to start with a factory preset and then make
changes to your liking. For example, if you are creating big band registrations, start with the
BIG BAND
category presets and then make changes. Save those changes to a BANK PRESET.
A TIP FROM LOWREY:
When you turn on the Holiday Classic the upper keyboard FLUTE 16 & FLUTE 4 buttons are on. There may
be times when you do not wish to use these flute sounds together with any orchestral and solo sounds. To
hear orchestral and solo sounds alone press off any upper flutes, strings and vocal buttons that may be on.
AN OVERVIEW OF THE ORCHESTRAL & SOLO SECTION:
1. There are 20 sound buttons: 12 red-colored ORCHESTRAL buttons and 8 blue-colored SOLO buttons.
All the other buttons in this section affect these 18 buttons.
2. These 20 buttons can be used alone or in combinations and with the organ sounds. Many of the presets
combine these sounds.
3. Among the 12 orchestral buttons is a red-colored
GENIUS button.
Among the 8 solo buttons is a blue-colored GENIUS button.
The
GENIUS buttons operate the same way as the LOWER GENIUS and PEDAL GENIUS buttons.
4. The GENIUS buttons will always have sounds in them. In many cases, the Presets assign
different sounds to the genius buttons and buttons. The GENIUS VOICE LIST on page 88 lists all the
sounds available for the
GENIUS buttons.
5. Other buttons in this section modify the sounds in some way: PORTAMENTO, REPEAT, TRANSPOSE,
UPPER OCTAVE and DYNAMIC KEYING. Still other buttons in this section control from where the sounds
are played: upper keyboard and/or lower keyboard.
ORCHESTRAL VOLUME and SOLO VOLUME controls
are in this section, as well.
UPPER
ON
LOWER
LEFT
ELEC.
PIANO
JAZZ
GUITAR
PIANO
COUNTRY
GUITAR
HAWAI-
IAN
STRINGS
ACCOR-
DION
BANJO
TROM-
BONE
MARIMBA
VIBES
ORCH.
VOLUME
GENIUS
ORCHESTRAL
UPPER
ON
LOWER
RIGHT
BELLS
TRUMPET
SOCIETY
PIANO
SAX
CLARINET
CHIMES
VIOLIN
SOLO
VOLUME
GENIUS
SOLO
DYNAMIC
KEYING
PORTA-
MENTO
UPPER OCTA
VE
ORCH SOLO
NORMAL
TRANSPOSE
C
Orchestral & Solo Section

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