Panasonic SX-MB100 - Tuning and Transposition; Fine-tuning Instrument Pitch; Key Transposition

The tuning (pitch) of the entire
instrument can
be
finely
adjusted,
which
is useful
during
remix
play
with the
CD or when
performing along
with other instruments,
etc.
=*Use
the TUNING A and
V
buttons, below
the display
to the right, to fine-adjust the
tuning.
<Display example>
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Adjust
the tuning
while playing
the
keyboard
to
confirm
that it is correct.
Pressing both buttons at the same
time
will
reset
the
tuning to
the standard 440.0 Hz.
A few moments after
you
finish adjusting the tuning,
the instrument automatically exits the
setting mode.
When VALUE
is shown on the display
above the but-
tons, these buttons are used
for
various
settings
and
cannot
be used
for
TUNING. To
access
the
TUNING
function in this
case,
first exit the setting
mode.
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The TRANSPOSE
buttons
are used to
change the key of the
entire instrument in
semitone steps across
an entire
octave.
Suppose
you learn
to
play a
song
—in the key of C, for example—and decide you want to sing it, only to find that it's
either too
high
or too low for your
voice. Your choice is to
either
learn
the song
all
over again
in
a
different
key, or
to
use the
TRANSPOSE feature.
*Use the TRANSPOSE A and
V
buttons, below the
display to
the
left, to
change
to a
different
key.
<Display example>
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current key
mark
Each
press of the A button
raises
the
key
In semitone
steps, and each press of the
V
button lowers the key
in
semitone
steps
,
within
a one-octave range.
If
the
two buttons
are pressed at
the
same
time, the
key
returns to
C.
When
the
TRANSPOSE function is active {that is.
when
not the
key of
C),
the transpose
mark
is
shown
on
the display.
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When
ITEM is
shown
on the display above the buttons,
these buttons are
used
for
various settings and cannot
be used for TRANSPOSE. To access the TRANS-
POSE
function
in this case,
first
exit the setting mode.
<Example: transposed to D>
Played keys: C major
Notes that sound: D major
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