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Performing
2. Use the [
K
] [
J
] buttons to select “ T YP E,” and use the
[-] [+] buttons to specify “Hight” or “Low”
3. While pressing the RIGHT HAND [ACCORDION]
button, press the RIGHT HAND [ORCHESTRA]
button.
The [ACCORDION] button indicator lights steadily to indicate that
it is the first section that plays when you press a key in the right
keyboard.
The [ORCHESTRA] button indicator flashes.
You can also use the following combinations:
Press and hold
(1st button pressed)
Press
(2nd button pressed)
[ACCORDION] button (Lights) [ORCHESTRA] button (Flashes)
[ACCORDION] button (Lights) [ORGAN] button (Flashes)
[ORCHESTRA] button (Lights) [ACCORDION] button (Flashes)
[ORGAN] button (Lights) [ACCORDION] button (Flashes)
NOTE
If you select any combinations other than the above ones, the
Keyboard mode “High” or “Low” has no effect.
MEMO
Keep in mind that the first RIGHT HAND button that you
press, is the first section that plays when you press a key in
the right keyboard.
In the following explanation we selected the combination at the
step 3.
If you set the Keyboard Mode to”Low”
a. If you keep holding a key while pressing another
(higher) key, the highest note is played by the
Accordion section.
If you hold down that key and play a key above it, the orchestra
part is heard.
This is perfect for situations where you need to play chords and a
solo line using different sounds.
Higher notes are
played by the Orchestra
section
This note is played
by the Accordion
section
Low Note
High Note
Played by the Accordion section
Played by the Orchestra section
If you set the Keyboard Mode to”High”
This is the opposite of “Low” mode:
a. If you keep holding a key while pressing another
(lower) key, the lowest note is played by the
Accordion section.
If you hold down that key and play a key below it, the orchestra
part is heard.
Low Note
High Note
Lowest notes are
played by the
Orchestra section
This note is played
by the Accordion
section
Played by the Accordion section
Played by the Orchestra section
Quickly Specifying the Volume of the Orchestral Part,
Drum Part, or Audio
Although you can specify the volumes of the orchestral part, drum
part, and audio from the menu, you can also use the following
shortcut operations to access the volume setting screen and
quickly specify the volume of each part.
Operation Part whose volume is specified
[SHIFT] +
[ORCHESTRA]
Orchestra Part
[SHIFT] + [ORGAN] Organ Part
[SHIFT] +
[ORCH BASS]
Orchestra Bass Part
[SHIFT] +
[ORCH CHORD/F.
BASS]
Orchestra Chord Part (During Free Bass
mode, Orchestra Free Bass part)
[SHIFT] + [DRUMS] Drum Part
[SHIFT]+
[SONG LIST]
Audio File
NOTE
The volume of the accordion sound parts (accordion part /
bass part / chord part / free bass part) is fixed.
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