Technics SX-G5 - Page 35

Ill. To Store Other Parts for Automatic Performance (Multiplex Storage)
1. Turn off all four Play Sequencer buttons.
2. Press the record button. The button will flash.
3. Press the Play Sequencer button for the part to be stored
first. The button will flash slowly.
4. Play the part to be stored.
5. After playing the part, press the Play Sequencer button for
the next part to be stored. The button will flash slowly.
®The rhythm automatically stops.
®Check at this time that the button for the previously stored
part is stilt lit.
*Instead of step 5, you may press the record button to turn it
off. Then press the button again (the button will flash) and
press the Play Sequencer button for the part you wish to
store next. This button will then flash slowly.
6. Pressing the start/stop button begins the automatic
performance of the previously stored part, to which you
can add a second part.
* You can also begin a song which has no rhythm by pressing
the start/stop button.
To store one portion of a song, press the button for the part
to be stored next. You need not wait for the automatic
performance to be completed. In this case, do not stop the
rhythm.
7. Repeat steps 5 and 6 to complete storage in the other
Play Sequencer buttons.
8. Press the record button to turn it off.
For storage in the solo button, the upper solo synthe preset
button of the Orchestral Conductor is automatically turned
on. Play a melody on the upper keyboard and it will be
stored.
Iv.
To
Modify
Previously
Stored
Parts
or
Add a
Solo
Part
1. Turn on the Play Sequencer button for the part to be
automatically played.
2. Press the record button. The button will flash slowly.
3. Press the Play Sequencer button for the part to be
replaced, The button will flash slowly.
eCheck at this time that the button for the part to be
automatically played is still lit.
The storage capacity is as follows:
4. Pressing the start/stop button begins automatic perfor-
mance of the stored part which may be modified or added
to.
«You can also begin a song which has no rhythm by pressing
the start/stop button.
5. After playing, press the record button to turn it off.
memory
pack
SY-P2
memory
pack
SY-P3
Upper
200
tones
-
500
tones
‘
Lower
200
tones
aoe
tones
500
tones
1000
tones
Solo
Synthe
150
tones
350
tones
FY
Lt
t
Bass
150
tones
sc0ltones
350
tones
{00
tones
Control
**35
steps
**60
steps
*The
storage
capacity
of
the
upper
or
lower
is
doubled
if
either
is
used
alone
without
the
other.
The
same
is
applies
to
the
solo
and
to
the
bass.
In
this
case,
follow
the
storage
procedure
below.
1. Press the record button.
2,
Press
the
Play
Sequencer
button
to
be
used.
3,
Press
the
Fullband
Setting
Compulter
button.
4.
Press
the
white
key
2
on
the
lower
keyboard.
¢
Double
capacity
is
indicated
on
the
musical
display.
Pressing
the
white
key
1
returns
the
display
to
the
original
mode.
5.
Press
the
Fullband
Setting
Computer
button.
+* During storage using the upper keyboard, control data
such as changes in the tones and effects being played can
also be stored.
¢How to Count the Number of Tones
The
cycle
of
one
key
being
pressed
and
released
is
counted
as one tone.
¢The
rhythm
tempo
can
be
freely
adjusted
during
playback.
Therefore,
it
is
possible
to
store
contents
by
playing
the
keyboards slowly.
¢\f
new
songs
are
stored
over
songs
already
stored
in
the
memory
pack,
the
previously
stored
songs
are
cleared.
If
you
wish
to
keep
the
stored
songs,
turn
on
the
memory
protector.
mode selector
fse Cl 9s
off [i] on
memory protector
© Together with the supplied SY-P2 memory pack, the
optional SY-P2, SY-P3 enable you to form library of your
own favorite songs. The SY-P3 memory pack has a tone
storage capacity double that of the SY-P2.
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-— €Musical-Display>=
The musical display indicates the number of tones that
can still be stored. In the example below, 200 more tones
can be stored in the lower keyboard.
ue... Upper S ...So0lo Synthe Presets
i ...Lower acs), A<e7-ra> ...Bass
(G5) (G7-F3)
fog tb
If
two
or
more
Play
Sequencer
buttons
are
programmed
simultaneously,
the
button
which
has
the
least
number
of
tones
remaining
is
displayed.
E is displayed when no more storage is possible.