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10.20 Treble Mode (only for button-type) (Advanced)

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10.20 Treble Mode (1/2)

FR-7x GB.book Page 95 Tuesday, August 25, 2009 10:58 AM

Table of Contents

Default Chapter2
- Important Safety Instructions2
Important Notes6
- Table of Contents9
Features11
Panel Descriptions12
- Treble Control Panel12
- Bass Control Panel13
- Display and Master Bar13
- Battery Compartment and USB Port14
- Connection Panel14
- Connection Panel of the FBC-714
Before You Start Using the FR-7X16
- Installing the Battery Pack16
- Connecting the FR-7X to the Supplied FBC-716
- Other Connections17
- Switching the Power on and off18
- Listening through Headphones19
Listening to the Demo Songs20
Basic Operation of the FR-7X21
- The Sections of Your FR-7X21
- Practical Information21
- About the Main Page22
Using Sets23
Touring the FR-7X's Accordion Sections24
- Treble Section (Right Hand)24
- Bass and Chord Section (Left Hand)25
- Using the FR-7X's Digital Effects26
- Playing in Free Bass Mode27
- Playing the Bass Part with Your Right Hand (Bass-To-Treble)28
Playing the FR-7X's Orchestral Sounds29
- Orchestral Sounds for the Treble Section29
- Orchestral Sounds for the Bass Section32
- Orchestral Sounds for the Chord Section33
- Orchestral Sounds for the Free Bass Section34
Other Practical Functions35
- General Remark35
- Transpose35
- Musette Detune35
- Scale (Tuning)36
- Noise Edit (Valve & Button)37
Using the Audio Player38
- Connecting an Optional USB Memory38
- Playing Back Audio Files38
- Playlist Function39
- Saving Your Playlist40
- Using Playlists42
- Editing Playlists43
- Managing Playlists45
Recording Your Performance as Audio Data47
- Recording47
- Saving Your Recording47
Managing Audio Files on a USB Memory49
Assigning Orchestral to the Registers51
- Assigning Orchestral Sounds51
- Saving Your Settings52
- About Organ Sounds52
- Editing the Selected Organ Sound53
About the FBC-758
- Using the FBC-758
- Charging the Battery Pack59
- If the Battery Pack Fails to Last 8 Hours (or Slightly Less)61
Editing Sounds (Advanced Section)62
- Selecting Parameters62
- Setting Parameter Values63
- Important Remark about Saving Your Settings64
- Tuning Parameters64
- Treble Edit Parameters65
- Bass Edit Parameters71
- Free Bass Edit Parameters74
- Orch.bass Edit Parameters76
- Orchestra Edit Parameters78
- Orch. Chord Edit Parameters79
- Orch.fbass Edit Parameters81
- Set Common Parameters82
- System Parameters86
- Utility Parameters97
Saving Settings Using the WRITE Function103
- Saving Your Changes (Automatic Approach)103
- Saving Your Changes (Manual Approach)103
- Ignoring Certain Settings for the WRITE Operation104
- Saving All Sets or Just a Single Set105
- Saving All Registers or Just a Single Register105
- Saving Just a Specific Parameter Group106
MIDI Functions107
- About MIDI107
- Global MIDI Parameters109
- MIDI Parameters for the Various Sections/Parts113
Troubleshooting116
Specifications119
Appendix121
- Parameter List121
- Factory Sets126
- Demo Songs126
- Orchestral Sounds and Bellows/Velocity Control128
- Drum & Percussion Sounds129
MIDI Implementation130
- System Realtime Messages131
- MIDI Implementation Chart133
Information134
Index135

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