Korg Sp-500 manual Automatic accompaniment

3.	Combining sounds	26
	Layer function (play two sounds together)	26
	Selecting different sounds for the lower and upper ranges of the keyboard
	(the Split function)	27
	Playing the SP-500 as a piano (PLAY PIANO mode)	28
4.	Applying effects to a sound	29
	Adding Reverb to the sound	29
	Adding Chorus or other modulation effects to the sound	30
5.	Playing along with the metronome	31
	Starting the metronome	31
	Adjusting the tempo	32
6.	Using pedals	33
7.	Changing the touch response of the keyboard	34
8.	Using the [USER] program group	34
	Collecting favorite sounds into a [USER] program group	34
	Changing the program name	35
Automatic accompaniment		37
1.	Performing with automatic accompaniment	37
	Using automatic accompaniment	37
	Adjusting the tempo	39
	Adjusting the overall volume	40
	Adjusting the volume of individual parts	40
	Muting a part	40
2.	Various automatic accompaniment functions	41
	Selecting how you will start and stop automatic accompaniment	41
	Changing how you specify the chords	42
	Performing with an ensemble	42
	To change the variation	43
	Adding an intro	43
	Adding an ending	44
	Adding a fill	44
	Selecting the most appropriate program for a Rhythm Style	44
	Reducing the number of parts in the accompaniment	45
3.	Using the [USER] rhythm style group	45
	Collecting your favorite styles in the [USER] rhythm style group	45
4.	Creating a custom rhythm style	46
	Customizing a rhythm style	46
	Custom style parameter list	47
Recording		49
1.	Recording your performance	49
	Basic recording (Realtime Recording)	49
	Recording with automatic accompaniment	51
	Loading performance data that you recorded	51
2.	Various recording methods	53
	Using Quantize while you record	53
	Multitrack recording	53
	Recording from the middle of the song	54
	Auto punch-in/out	54

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