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Menu Options
Parameter Explanation/Value
MusetTyp
(Musette Detune Type)
Alpine
Italian_H
D-Folk_H
French
Scottish
MusetVal
(Musette Detune Value)
Specify how prominent the musette
detune should be.
-100–Std–+100
ValveTyp
(Valve Noise Type)
This parameter allows you to set type of
the valve noises.
MEMO
If you’ve added expansion sounds, you can
select types other than those listed here.
Bandoneon
I-Folk
I-Folk2
Classic
Cajun
Jazz
F-Folk
D-Folk
Organetto
F-Folk2
Classic2
Studio
Tradition
Steierische
OldItaly
TexMex
Trikitixa
ValveTyp
(Valve Noise Type)
F-Jazz
Classic3
Bajan
Parameter Explanation/Value
Valve Lv
(Valve Noise Level)
Use the LEVEL parameter to specify how
prominent the noise should be.
Off, -40–Std–+40
Rev Send
(Reverb Send)
Cho Send
(Chorus Send)
Use these parameters to set the Reverb
or Chorus send levels (how much effect
should be applied to the accordion
section).
0–127
0–127
Release
(Release Time)
This parameter that allows you to shorten
the right hand accordion sounds if you
feel the virtual reeds linger a bit long
after you release a key.
To do so, select a negative value.
-64–0–63
Bel Dtne
(Bellows Detune)
Here, you can specify how strongly the
pitch of the simulated Treble reed(s)
changes when you open or close the
bellows faster than usual.
This parameter further adds to the
realism of the sounds emulated by your
FR-4x.
If the “Standard” setting seems too mild,
try “High.” If it is too strong, use “Low.”
If you don’t want any detuning effect,
select “Off.”
Off
Low
Standard
High
MIDI Tx
(MIDI Tx)
When you press the [ENTER/YES] button,
you can have MIDI TX about setting of
accordion part.
MIDI TX
This page contains a series of MIDI parameters for the selected
register.
You need to set them one by one. These parameters are saved
along with all other Set parameters, which allows you to use diff
erent MIDI settings for each Set – and even each register within a
Set.
Parameter Explanation/Value
Note Tx
(Note Tx)
This parameter specifies whether note
messages of the right hand keyboard are
transmitted via MIDI.
If this is “Off,” note-on messages are not
transmitted via MIDI.
Turn this setting “Off ” if you don’t want
notes played on the right hand keyboard
to be sounded by an external MIDI-
connected device.
On, Off
(Default: On)