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• Press the GENIUS button.
• Press either
SCROLL button to locate the sound you desire.
• Any Golden Harp setting can be saved into a BANK PRESET.
• Turning off the organ or pressing the
RESET button will return the organ to the factory setting.
The
VIRTUOSO (GOLDEN HARP 4) pattern is not associated with the Virtuoso keyboard featured on the
Prestige.
The
BANJO and GUITAR patterns produce a Picking style pattern commonly heard on such instruments. The
patterns do not produce a Banjo or Guitar instrumental sound unless you select the sounds with the GENIUS
button.
GOLDEN HARP TEMPO
Golden Harp tempo is factory preset. To change the tempo, press the RHYTHM TEMPO buttons. TAP TEMPO
may also be used to change Golden Harp tempo. Golden Harp tempo will be the same as that of a Rhythm
Style, when used together.
GOLDEN HARP sounds best when used alone or with slower tempo Rhythm Styles such as Waltz, Soft &
Easy and Hawaiian. When using the Golden Harp without a Rhythm Style, add any of the lower keyboard
tab sounds to create a continuous organ sound in addition to the Golden Harp pattern.
GOLDEN HARP VOLUME
The volume level of the GOLDEN HARP is preset. To change the volume refer to FEATURE PAGE 1 - LEVELS
(BALANCE) on page 111.
GOLDEN HARP RATE
Press the word RATE in the lower right corner of the GOLDEN HARP screen. Select from three different rate
setting for Golden Harp play.
NORMAL-The Golden Harp rate is set to Normal from the factory.
1 PER BEAT-One note of arpeggio plays at each beat.
DOUBLE TIME-Twice as many notes of arpeggio play per beat than the Normal rate.
TRY THIS: Try the following example to hear how GOLDEN HARP can be easily added to a song.
1. Press the
RESET button.
2. Open your black LOWREY SONGBOOK to Amazing Grace.
3. Press the
GENERAL PRESET #1 button and then the EASY button.
4. Press the AOC button in the Harmony section.
5. Press the GOLDEN HARP #1 button.
6. Play Amazing Grace. You will hear a beautiful Arpeggio playing in the background.
7. When you are finished, press the EASY button, turning it off, to silence the organ.
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