Technics SX-KN6000 - Store a Chord Progression; Example of Storing a Chord Progression

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Safety Information2
How to Replace the Fuse2
Caution3
Cautions for Safest Use of this Unit4
Contents5
Supplied Accessories7
Controls and Functions8
Basic Functions10
Before You Play10
Playing11
See and Listen to the Demonstration12
Add Effects13
Add Breadth13
Add Effect13
Add Reverberation13
Modify the Sounds as You Play (Realtime)14
Modify the Sound with the Trackball14
Add Vibrato14
Slide the Pitch up or down14
Play Back Commercial Song Disks (Direct Play)15
Select the Registration for a Music Style (Music Stylist)16
Automatic Panel Settings (One Touch Play)18
Store Your Panel Settings (Panel Memory)20
Recall Your Favorite Panel Settings at the Press of a Single Button (Custom Panel)21
Record Your Performance (Sequencer)22
Playing Back Your Recorded Performance23
Save Data on a Floppy Disk24
Recall Data from a Floppy Disk25
The Following Data Can be Saved/Loaded25
Load Rhythm Data from a Technics Pattern Disk (Composer Load)26
About the Display27
Normal Display (Home Page)27
Volume Balance27
Mute27
Other Parts/Tr28
Page28
Menu Display28
Example of Meny Display: Program Menus28
Setting Display29
Exit29
Display Hold29
Tempo/Program29
Help30
Favorites30
Recall a Favorites Display31
Sounds and Effects32
NX Sound32
Part, Sound DSP32
Selecting Sounds32
Sound Explorer33
Digital Drawbar34
Change the Sound Type34
Percussive Tone34
Tremolo34
Accordion Register35
About Foot Marks35
Assigning Parts to the Keyboard36
Conductor36
Split Point37
Customized Split Point37
Right 1 / Right 2 Octave38
Solo38
Effects (Part)39
Sustain39
Digital Effect39
Sound DSP40
Type and Parameter Settings40
Effect Edit40
Effects (Global)41
Reverb41
Chorus41
Multi42
MIC42
Controller43
Sound Controller43
Multi Effect Set43
Pitch Bend44
Modulation44
Transpose45
Techni-Chord46
Type Setting46
Orchestrator46
Playing the Rhythm47
Overview of Rhythm Performance47
Rhythm and Accompaniment Pattern47
Rhythm and Style, Custom Style47
Selecting Rhythms48
Memory48
Variation48
Start the Rhythm49
Normal Start49
Synchronized Start49
Tap Tempo49
Count Intro50
Fill in50
Auto Play Chord51
Ending51
Playing Chords52
How to Use the Auto Play Chord53
Left Hold54
APC Volume54
Chord Finder55
Break Function56
Fade in56
Fade out57
Fade Set57
Sound Arranger58
Playing Back the Sounds58
One Touch Play59
Music Stylist60
Setup by Music Style60
Setup by Era60
Setup by Alphabetical Order61
Custom Style Selection61
Music Style Arranger62
How to Change the Music Style During Your Performance62
Panel Memory63
How to Store the Panel Settings63
Bank View63
Assign a Name to the Bank/Memory64
Recall the Panel Setup64
Panel Memory Mode65
Custom Panel65
Expand Mode Filter65
Performance Pads66
Playing Phrases66
Copying Phrases67
Auto Setting67
Seq to Pad Copy68
Compile69
Record a Phrase70
Play Setting71
Chord Step Record71
Sequencer72
Outline of the Sequencer72
Sequencer Features72
Memory Capacity72
Sequencer Menu73
Summary of the Sequencer Menu Items74
About the Measure Count74
Sequencer Parts75
Easy Record76
Realtime Record77
Cycle Record79
Sequencer Play80
Adjusting the Playback Tempo80
Cycle Play81
Medley81
Naming82
Sequencer Volume82
Panel Write83
Song Select83
Punch Record84
Auto Punch Record85
Step Record86
Storing Control Data87
Correcting the Data87
Store a Chord Progression88
Example of Storing a Chord Progression88
Correct the Recorded Chord Progression89
Store a Rhythm Progression90
Correct the Recorded Rhythm Progression90
Track Assign91
Track Assign Presets91
Quantize92
Song Clear93
Track Clear93
Note Edit94
Inserting Note Data94
Drum Edit95
After Touch Setting96
Inserting Drums Data96
Copy and Paste the Recorded Data97
Song Copy97
Track Merge98
Measure Copy98
Measure Erase99
Measure Delete99
Measure Insert100
APC to SMF Convert100
Changing the Note Position Etc. of the Recorded Data101
Select the Function101
Note Change101
Velocity Change102
Advance/Delay103
Composer104
Outline of the Composer104
Rhythm Components Which Can be Stored104
Composer Menu105
Summary of the Composer Menu Items105
Three Ways to Record in the Composer105
Simple Recording Method106
Create a Completely New Rhythm106
Key Setting107
Recording Procedure108
Button Functions108
Chord Modify Change109
Parts Setting110
Playback111
DSP Set111
Step Record Usage112
Measure Edit113
Select the Function You Wish to Edit113
Pattern Copy115
Seq to Composer Copy116
Custom Style Copy117
Selecting a Custom Memory117
Disk Drive118
Outline of the Disk Drive Function118
Internal Memory and Floppy Disk Drive118
Main Parts of the Floppy Disk Drive118
Using Commercial Song Disks119
Playback of Commercial Song Disks119
About Standard MIDI Files119
SMF with Lyrics119
Outline of the Procedure120
Disk in Use120
Loading Data121
Load121
Single Load122
SMF Load122
Direct Play123
Composer Load123
The Display During Playback124
Medley Play124
Song Medley125
Saving Data126
Floppy Disks126
Format126
Save127
Technics Format127
Save Option128
Sequencer Song Save128
SMF Format 0129
Custom Style Load/Save130
Disk Management131
Disk Tools131
Set the Automatic Display When a Disk Is Inserted132
Preferences132
How to Use the Style Convert Disk133
About the Initial Data Disk133
Sound134
Outline of the Sound134
Summary of the Sound Menu Items134
A Word about Parts134
Part Setting135
Selecting an Attribute135
Key Shift135
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Page 2136
Page 3136
Glide Pedal136
Sustain Pedal136
Page 4137
Page 5137
Portamento137
Modulation Sensitivity137
Mixer138
Edit Mixer139
Equalizer High139
Equalizer Low139
Brightness139
Master Tuning140
Key Scaling140
Settings for each Key140
Sound Load Option141
Original Tuning141
Reverb & Effect142
Outline of the Reverb & Effect142
Summary of the Reverb & Effect Menu Items142
Equalizer143
Allocation143
Sound Edit144
Outline of the Sound Edit144
Summary of the Sound Edit Menu Items144
Easy Edit145
Tone Edit146
About Tones146
Tone Select146
Key Layer147
Tone Copy147
Velocity Layer148
Tone Dynamics148
Pitch Edit149
Key Shift & Detune149
Pitch Envelope149
Filter Edit150
Filter & Equalizer150
Pitch Envelope Touch & Key Follow150
Touch & Key Follow151
Filter Envelope151
Amplitude Edit152
Level152
Filter Envelope Touch & Key Follow152
Envelope153
Envelope Touch & Key Follow153
LFO (Cyclic Modulation) Edit154
Effect Edit Settings155
Controller Edit156
Store the New Sound156
Select a New Sound157
Control158
Outline of Control Functions158
Overall Touch Sensitivity159
Foot Controllers159
Customize161
Outline of Customize Functions161
Home Page Setting162
Picture Load162
User Edit162
Display Time out163
Wallpaper Setting164
Data Protection164
Custom Panel Mode165
MIDI Setting Load Option165
MIDI166
What Is MIDI?166
MIDI Terminals166
MIDI Channels167
The Following Kinds of Data Can be Transmitted/Received167
Note Dat167
Program Change167
Outline of MIDI Functions168
Summary of the MIDI Menu Items168
Part Setting Procedure169
Control Messages170
Realtime Messages170
Common Setting171
Mode Setting172
Input/Output Setting172
MIDI Presets173
Program Change MIDI out174
Storing User Settings174
Recalling the User Settings174
Panel Memory Output175
Computer Connection175
Initialize176
Initial176
About the Backup Memory and Performance Data177
Separately Sold Options177
Connections178
Symptoms Which Appear to be Signs of Trouble179
Error Messages181
Index183
Specifications185

Technics SX-KN6000 - Store a Chord Progression; Example of Storing a Chord Progression

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