Technics SX-G5 - Page 15

Techni-Chord
Techni-Chord
makes
your
melodies
sound
like
those
of
a
professional
organist
by
transferring
the
chord
tones
you
play
on
the
lower
keyboard
to
each
melody
note
you
play
on
the
upper
keyboard.
techni-chord
Set up your organ to play the example below — use either
one-finger mode, or form your own.
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Now press the on button and play the example again. Here’s
how your one-finger melody looks when written out—three-
note melody chords!
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Now press the close/open button to play the harmony style in
the open position usually found in the brass ensemble and
choral.
Techni-Chord functions for any sound other than the Solo
Synthe.
4?) Multi-tremolo/Vibrato
~ Multi-tremolo/vibrato
vibrato [|
multi-tremolo
The basic effect of tremolo is a rapid change in volume
(loudness),
Vibrato is a rapid change of pitch (high and low tones) that
adds a warm, wavering quality to a musical tone.
Vibrato can be heard in a singer’s voice and in the tone of
most wind or string instruments.
Techni-Chords cannot be played using the lower part of the
upper keyboard (an octave for G7 and two octaves for F3).
U tab volces lets you bring any of the upper tab voices into
the tremolo or vibrato effect.
L tab voices allows you to do the same with lower keyboard
voices.
Slow/fast — In the off position, you will hear a very slow
tremolo, especially suited to religious and classical music.
Press the button to the on position and hear the faster effect,
ideal for most other kinds of music.
Vibrato — Vibrato is given priority over multi-tremolo. When
the vibrato button is pressed during use of the tremolo effect,
the vibrato turns on and tremolo is cancelled. To return to the
tremolo effect, press the vibrato button again to turn it off.