Roland FR-3X V-Accordion - Playing the Bass Part with Your Right Hand (Bass-To-Treble)

Playing the bass part with your right hand (Bass-to-Treble)
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Playing the bass part with your
right hand (Bass-to-Treble)
The FR-3x provides a mode in which it can be used like
a bassoon accordion. In this mode, the bass part is
played with the right hand. The bass and chord buttons
are inactive (a real bassoon accordion doesn’t have
bass/chord buttons and can only be played with one
hand).
1. Press and hold the [SET] register and press
treble register [3] (“BS TO TREB”).
NOTE
If you hold down [SET] for more than 2 seconds without
pressing another register, the FR-3x switches to PARAME-
TER mode. In that case, press [SET] again to leave that
mode, then repeat step 1.
2. Use the treble registers [1]~[0] to select the
desired bass-to-treble sound.
There are seven accordion sounds that can be
selected using treble registers [1]~[5] (press register
[1] or [2] a second time for sounds 6 and 7). The num-
bers in the table below refer to the treble registers
you need to press.
In addition, there are seven orchestral sounds that
can be selected using treble registers [6]~[0] (press
register [6] or [7] a second time for orchestral sounds
6 and 7):
3. Start playing the bass part with your right
hand.
Bass-to-Treble accordion sounds
Treble register Accordion sound
Press [1] once Low
Press [2] once High
Press [3] Low+High
Press [4] Low+HighLow
Press [5] LowLow+High
Press [1] again HighLow+High
Press [2] again Low High
B 4
Bass-to-Treble orchestral sounds
Treble register Orchestral sound
Press [6] once Acoustic
Press [7] once Bowed
Press [8] Fingered
Press [9] Fretless
Press [0] Picked
Press [6] again Tuba
Press [7] again Tuba Mix
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