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Menu Options
Important Remark About Saving Your Settings
The FR-4x internal memory (temporary area) remembers your
settings while the FR-4x is switched on. While editing, there is no
absolute need to save your settings. Be aware, however, that all
changes are lost when the FR-4x is switched off.
This includes situations where the FR-4x is switched off by the
“Auto Off” function (p. 74).
Remember to save all settings as soon as you are sure that you
want to keep them.
5 “Saving an User Program” (p. 39)
5 “How to Save a Set” (p. 33)
5 “How to Save System Parameters” (p. 86)
Settings for the Right Hand Accordion Part (Accordion
Sounds) (Accordion Edit)
The parameters of the “Acc Edit (Accordion Edit)” group are
settings for the right hand accordion part (accordion sounds).
The parameters can be saved to the selected Set.
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“Selecting Tones and Playing with the Right Hand” (p. 21)
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“Selecting Parameters” (p. 44)
Introduction to Accordion Parameters
Make settings for the right hand accordion sound.
You can make various settings for the selected set, including reed
settings such as the musette detune of the right hand accordion
sound, as well as the bellows and effects.
By editing these parameters, you can customize the accordion to
your own taste just as if you were an accordion builder.
The changes here are applied to the sound of the register that is
selected by the accordion part.
First, turn on the right hand accordion part and press a right hand
register button [1/8]–[7/14] to select a right hand accordion
sound; now you can edit the settings.
NOTE
The FR-4x internal memory (temporary area) remembers your settings
while the FR-4x is switched on. While editing, there is no absolute need
to save your settings. Be aware, however, that all changes are lost when
the FR-4x is switched off .
See “How to Save a Set” (p. 33) to save your changes.
Also be sure to read “Important Remark About Saving Your
Settings” (p. 45).
Accordion parameters
Parameter Explanation/Value
MusetTyp
(Musette Detune Type)
This parameter allows you to choose the
musette detune type.
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“Musette Detune” (p. 30)
Off
Dry
Classic
F-Folk
American_L
American_H
North_Europe
German_L
D Folk_L
Italian_L
German_H
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