Technics SX-G5 - Page 36

V. Registration Storage
@ Registration Storage
When Play Sequencer storage operation is performed, the
contents set before the record button is pressed are
automatically stored in the memory pack.
™@ Checking and Modifying Registration Before Perfor-
mance
When the record button and Play Sequencer button flash
before performance, no modification or addition can be
stored. If you wish to check or modify the registration, turn
on the Fullband Setting Computer button. After checking
and modifying the contents, turn off the Fullband Setting
Computer button.
@ Readout of the Stored Registration
Turn on the Fullband Setting Computer button and press
the 1 key on the lower keyboard. This will set the stored
registrations.
™ Modification of the Stored Registration
To modify the registration for a song already stored in one
of the Play Sequencer button:
1. Set the registration you wish to store.
2. Press the record button. The button will flash.
3. Press the Fullband Setting Computer button. The
button will flash slowly.
4. Press the 1 key on the lower keyboard.
@ Storage of Changes in Registration during Performance
The upper button of the Play Sequencer stores changes in
registration in the buttons on the control panel, excluding
the main volume, Play Sequencer, and Fullband Setting
Computer buttons. This information is stored along with
the upper manual keyboard information.
For Automatic Performance of the Stored Contents
1. Insert the memory pack in the slot to the right of the upper
keyboard.
¢To use the stored tones and effects, turn off the Fullband
Setting Computer button and then press the 1 key on the
lower keyboard.
2, Press the Play Sequencer button to turn on the part you
wish to perform automatically.
«Make sure that only the Play Sequencer button for the part
you wish to perform automatically is lit. (If the Play
Sequencer button for any other part is turned on, the wrong
melody may be played or the rhythm may stop during
performance.)
If the solo synthe preset button of the Orchestral Conductor
is turned on during automatic performance of the melody
stored in the solo part of the Play Sequencer button,
manually played voices will also be produced. This may
adversely affect the solo synthe presets.
3. Start the rhythm for automatic performance of the
selected part.
Press the start/stop button to begin a song which has no
rhythm.
@ Ensemble-like Playing During Manual Performance
¢Upper and Lower
During an automatic performance, you can also play the
upper and lower keyboards to produce an ensemble-like
effect. The maximum number of tones that can be
simultaneously created by the upper and lower keyboards
is 8 (4 when the harmonic coupler is used). For more than 8
tones, top priority is always given to those manually played.
Bass and Solo
These parts are monotone and do not allow simultaneous
automatic and manual performance. However, you can play
these parts during automatic performance without a
melody. (For the solo part, manual performance is possible
only when the solo synthe preset button of the Orchestral
Conductor is selected.)
Manual performance
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Automatic Automatic Automatic
performance performance performance
(with no melody)
Solo Synthesizer Presets
™@ When the Play Sequencer Solo Button Is off:
lf the solo synthe preset button of the Orchestral
Conductor is turned on, the solo synthesizer presets can
be performed by the Play Sequencer upper or lower
button as in ordinary performances.
™When the Play Sequencer Solo Button is on:
Solo synthesizer presets can be performed as independent
melodies.
In this case, the solo synthe preset button of the Orchestral
Conductor need not be selected.
© If the solo synthe preset button of the Orchestral Conductor
is also selected, priority is given to manually played tones.
Solo synthesizer presets cannot be performed by the Play
Sequencer upper or lower button.
Precautions when using the Memory
Pack
1. The memory pack includes electronic components such
as [Cs and should never be dropped or hit.
2. Do not touch the connector directly.
3. Never try to disassemble the memory pack.
4. Do not subject the memory pack to extreme temperatures
or humidity.
elf the memory pack’s built-in battery runs out, the stored
contents will be cleared.
@ Protective Case
In order to prevent prob-
lems that may result from
static electricity or dust,
always store the memory
pack inits protective case
when not in use.