Yamaha D-85 - Keyboards and Pedals; Keyboard Specifications; Pedal Controls; Note Priority

Keyboards
and
Pedals
SOLO KEYBOARD
(MELODY)
Mul
blah
UPPER KEYBOARD
(MELODY)
LOWER
KEYBOARD
(ACCOM-
PANIMENT)
MIDDLE C)
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92 inn =
SER
(BASS)
CDEFGABC
ULL EEG T g ng
Keyboards
This Electones Organ has three sets of keys, the solo
keyboard, upper keyboard, lower keyboard, a set of
pedals.
Solo
Upper Keyboard
37 keys (3 octaves)
49 keys (4 octaves)
Lower Keyboard 49 keys (4 octaves)
Pedals 13 keys (1 octave)
The solo and upper keyboards are for the melody
played
with
the
right
hand,
the
lower
keyboard
is
for
chords
with
the
left
hand
and
the
pedals
are
for
producing bass notes with the left foot.
Solo
keyboard:
Even
when
a
number
of
keys
have
been depressed simultaneously,
the highest note key depressed
will have priority (the key to the
right sounds).
Up
to
7
notes
can
be
sounded
simultaneously.
Upper keyboard:
Lower keyboard: Up to 7 notes and 3 auto arpeggio
notes can be sounded simulta-
neously.
Pedals:
Even
when
a
number
of
keys
have
been
stepped
on
simultaneously,
the
highest
note
key
depressed
will
have
priority
(the
key
to
the
right
sounds).