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General| Brand | Yamaha |
|---|---|
| Model | Electone FX-10 |
| Category | Musical Instrument |
| Language | English |
Controls tone groups for upper and lower keyboards, allowing quick tone changes.
Explains how to select and set tone groups for the upper keyboard.
Describes the Orchestra tone group for rich orchestral ensemble sounds.
Details preset instrumental sounds like piano and vibraphone.
Explains how to create unique instrumental sounds one at a time.
Explains tone groups for the lower keyboard, similar to the upper.
Covers bass sounds obtainable from the pedal tone group.
Details the 16 different tones available for the Solo Keyboard.
Covers various sound effects and controls like Sustain, Symphonic, Tremolo.
Describes the sustain effect for natural diminuendo after key release.
Creates an expansive sound as if multiple instruments are playing.
Creates a rapid repetition of a single tone for a rich sound.
Explains how to use and store preset or custom vibrato effects.
Adds concert hall-like echo to keyboard tones.
Lowers keyboard tones by approximately half a step for glissando effects.
Controls volume balance between upper and lower keyboards.
Used to change volume level during performance.
Illuminates the control panel for visibility.
Explains how to create rhythmic sounds using patterns and variations.
Allows effective variation during rhythm playing for accents.
Provides automatic rhythm changes at phrase points.
Automatically produces arpeggios based on played lower keyboard tones.
Superimposes rhythm onto set tones by playing the lower keyboard.
Provides automatic accompaniment of chords and bass.
Offers automatic accompaniment based on chords played on the lower keyboard.
Provides separate automatic accompaniments for pedals and lower keyboard.
Adds harmony to the melody, creating a deep sound.
Obtains a counter melody by playing melody and chord.
Resets the panel to the previously set registration.
Keeps Rhythm/Auto settings unchanged when changing registrations.
Resets sliders to normal position while keeping other settings.
Details various input/output jacks for connecting external equipment.
Explains connections for Yamaha Tone Cabinets and Leslie speakers.
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