Yamaha D-85 - Rhythmic Chords and Auto Bass;Chord; Rhythmic Chord Tone Controls; Auto Bass;Chord Functionality; Single Finger Chord Mode

Rhythmic
Chords
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RHYTHMIC CHORD
What exactly are rhythmic chords?
This is a function which is coupled with the auto
rhythm and which plays automatically. (Auto chord
function.)
Piano and guitar tone colors can be produced in two
types of sound.
Adjust
these
four
tone
controls
and
create
rhythmic
chord
tone
colors
which
mirror
the
expression
of
the
tune.
The
right-hand
SUSTAIN
control
is
used
with
the
rhythmic
chord
function
exclusively.
It
can
prolong
the
sound
of
the
chords.
What's
Auto
Bass/Chord
all
about?
The
Auto
Bass/Chord
is
an
automatic
accompaniment
function
which
is
coupled
to
the
rhythm
pattern
and
gives
chord
accompaniment
to
the
sound
from
the
lower
keyboard
and
to
the
sound
from
the
pedal
keyboard
just
by
depressing
the
lower
keyboard
keys.
The
SINGLE
FINGER
CHORD
button
permits
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Auto
Bass/Chord
The A-B-C function is canceled when this
button is depressed.
Normal mode with all buttons at OFF,
NORMAL
SINGLE
FINGER
CHORD
LOWER
FINGERED CUSTOM PEDAL
CHORD A-B-C MEMORY
—
fo
fils.
(S)...
Fun
Bees
automatic
accompaniment
with
the
touch
of
your
finger.
The
FINGERED
CHORD
button
allows
sound
from
the
lower
keyboard
to
be
made
into
the
chords
of
your
own
personal
preference,
The
CUSTOM
A-B-C
button
applies
the
Auto
Bass/Chord
effect
to
the
lower
keyboard
and
pedal
keyboard
sound
separately.
How
to
use
the
Auto
Bass/Chord
function
[Accompaniment
with
one
finger]
(1)
Select
the
desired
rhythm
with
the
auto
rhythm
controls.
(2)
Depress
the
SINGLE
FINGER
CHORD
button.
SINGLE
NORMAL
FINGER
CHORD
LOWER
CONSTANT
2 3
MULTI BASS
(3)
Depress
one
lower
keyboard
key
only.
The
sound
of
the
depressed
key
becomes
the
basic
sound,
and
automatic
chord
accompaniment
in
the
form
of
the
rhythmic
chord
sound
is
superimposed
onto
the
auto
rhythm.
(Auto
chord
function)
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The
tone
colors
of
the
lower
keyboard's
tone
levers
are
heard
as
the
automatic
chord
play
with
the
sustaining
sound
of
the
flute,
cello,
etc.
However,
in
the
case
of
the
‘wah
guitar,’
chords
are
superimposed
by
a
rhythm
pattern
which
is
separate
from
the
rhythmic
chords.
(4)
When
the
tone
levers
of
the
pedal
keyboard
are
operated,
automatic
accompaniment
is
available
with
the
pedal
sound
in
accordance
with
the
rhythm
and
chords
detected
by
the
lower
key-
board,
even
when
the
pedal
keys
are
not
depressed.
When the pedal keyboard is not depressed,
automatic accompaniment of the major chords is
available in the Auto Bass/Chord mode. Howev-