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Editing Function settings
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V-Accordion FR-18 diatonic
Drum Sound Level
This parameter allows you to set the audio level of
the drum sounds. Select “Fix Low” (low), “Fix Med”
(medium) or “Fix High” (high) to use a preset level
value. If you select a value, it is added to, or sub-
tracted from, the standard value (“0”).
Metronome Time Signature
This parameter allows you to set the metronome’s
time signature. See page 34 for how to activate the
metronome.
Metronome Tempo
This parameter allows you to set the metronome
tempo. See page 34 for how to activate the metro-
nome.
Metronome Level
This parameter allows you to change the metro-
nome’s level when it is too loud or too soft. See
page 34 for how to activate the metronome.
Reverb Level
This parameter allows you to set the volume of the
reverb effect with respect to the accordion and/or
orchestral sounds. It applies to all sections that are
currently switched on. The settings you can select
with the registers are:
Reverb Type
This parameter allows you to specify what kind of
effect the Reverb processor should generate. The
available options are:
Chorus Level
This parameter allows you to set the volume of the
chorus effect. It applies to all sections that are cur-
rently switched on. The settings you can select with
the registers are:
Fix Low, Fix Med, Fix High,
–40~0~+40
Default setting: 0
Register Value Register Value
1 Fix Med 3• 0
2 –40 4 +40
1/4, 2/4, 3/4, 4/4, 5/4, 6/4, 6/8, 7/8,
9/8
Default setting: 4/4
Register Value Register Value
1 1/4 3• 4/4
2 3/4 4 5/4
20~250 Default setting: 120
Register Setting Register Setting
1 Adagio
(72 BPM)
3 Allegro (144
BPM)
2• Moderato
(120 BPM)
4 Presto (192
BPM)
Off, Low, Medium, High Default setting: Medium
Register Value Register Value
1 Off 3• Medium
2 Low 4 High
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10
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0~127 Default setting: 48
Register Value Register Value
1 0 (no reverb) 3 96
2• 48 4 127
Room 1~3, Hall 1~2, Plate, Delay,
Panning Dly
Default setting: Plate
Type Explanation
Room1
Room2
Room3
These effects simulate the reverberation of
a room. They provide a well-defined spa-
cious reverberation.
Hall1
Hall2
These types simulate the reverberation of
a concert hall with a deeper reverberation
than the Room reverbs.
Plate This effect type simulates a plate reverb (a
studio device using a metal plate to simu-
late natural Reverb).
Delay This is a conventional delay that produces
echo effects.
PanningDly This is a special delay in which the delayed
sounds move left and right. It is effective
when you are listening in stereo.
Register Value Register Value
1 Room1 3• Plate
2 Hall 1 4 Panning Dly
0~127 Default setting: 16
Register Value Register Value
1 0 (no chorus) 3 64
2• 16 4 127
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