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Harmony
Play single-finger melody notes when using any of the harmony styles. In many instances, you will get bet-
ter results when the melody note you play is on the higher end of the upper keyboard. Let your ear guide
you.
The
HARMONY feature will create harmonies using sounds from any section, and in any combination: upper,
orchestral and solo.
Pressing the
RESET button or turning the organ off will return the harmony section to the “Power-Up” set-
ting. Harmony settings can be saved to a BANK PRESET.
TRY THIS: Try the following example to hear how the HARMONY buttons can make a one finger note sound
like you are playing with all your fingers.
1. Press the
RESET button.
2. Open your black LOWREY SONGBOOK to Amazing Grace.
3. Press GENERAL PRESET #1 and the EASY button.
4. Play a few notes of Amazing Grace using one-finger notes on the upper keyboard and one-finger
chords on the lower keyboard.
5. Press the
AOC button and play more of the song.
Listen to the difference!
6. Keep playing the song and press the
DUET button, then press the 3 PART button.
7. And finally, press the
4 PART button and play more of the song.
8. When you are finished playing press the EASY button, turning it off.
Bonus
Category Preset Country, #9 (Floyde’s Piano*) exclusively features COUNTRY HARMONY. This preset
provides a single harmony note above the melody note you are playing and adds a GRACE NOTE to your
melody (on certain notes).
Important: AOC
The upper sounds (FLUTES, STRINGS and VOCAL) and the ORCHESTRAL sounds are treated differently
when using
AOC harmony.
1.
AOC adds harmony to any of the upper sounds (FLUTES, STRINGS and VOCAL) that are selected,
when no Orchestral sounds are selected.
2. AOC adds harmony to any of the ORCHESTRAL sounds that are selected,
when no Upper sounds are selected.
3.
AOC only adds harmony to any of the upper sounds (FLUTES, STRINGS and VOCAL) sounds that
selected, when both Upper sounds and Orchestral sounds are selected. The ORCHESTRAL sounds
will be heard on the single note being played as will any
SOLO sound that may be selected.
When using
UPPER sounds and ORCHESTRAL sounds together the harmony arrangement, described in
item 3, can be changed so that certain Harmony features can be applied to both Upper and Orchestral
sounds. See AOC on page 77.
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