Technics SX-G5 - Page 25

Modifying or Correcting Programmed Chords
Suppose you wanted to change the A7 chord in the example
to an Eb7 — here are a couple of ways you could do it.
1. Press Record and PCC buttons. 4, Play and hold the new chord (Eb7) and press the
A i i iti th iginal
2. Press Start/Stop to begin chord sequence with rhythm. ae ee new chord is now in the position of the origina
3. Stop the rhythm when the sequence reaches the A7 chord. 5. Press PCC again.
Using the Forward or Back Keys
Step 1 as above. Other facts you should know about changing chords. ..
2.
Press
the
m
Key
once
for
each
chord
from
the
start
5
of
the
program.
In
this
case,
the
A7
is
the
seventh
chord
in
site
se
Eli
ema
pisdiceo
sa
Ul
Ramla
eA
7
the
sequence;
watch
the
example
and
press
m
seven
PP
P
“
times:
Each
press
of
the
™
key
advances
one
unit
and
each
press of the —« key moves sequence back one unit,
. Stop when you hear the chord you want to change.
whether the unit is a whole measure, a half measure, ora
Steps 4 and 5 as above. quarter measure.
The ~t key is used the same way when you want to move
one chord a a time from the ie of ie program to the Should you enter the wrong chord, press the — key once
beginning and enter the correct chord.
Using the:§ 6, p.s. Keys
After pressing the symbol keys according to the music sheet,
the chord of the measure is stored. Let’s try to store the
following music.
& to &
c
F
AT
Dm7
G7
02 f= 6} 9 = | = = 3
The memory procedure is as follows.
0)
Music written with repeat marks other than $@, D.S. can be Example
stored with the following correspondence.
7
=, Eun
¥O “ =F= 3 » Fine The memory procedure is as follows:
$4]|-(@
}-{se}-[@]-[as5}-[@]}{@O+
a
=i.
z The following kin: f i ing -§
D.S: D.C. al Fine , =F il One g kinds of music cannot be stored by using §@,
When the position of andto @ are the same.
(For 4 , press the $4, D.S. keys in succession.) When the ranges of 2 repeats overlap.
eWhen the position of = and D.C. or D.S. are the same.
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