Basic/Advanced— This has the same effect as pressing <Advnc√Basic> or <Advnc®Basic>.
Simple Intro/Ending— This function allows you to select the simple version of an Intro or Ending at the press of a button.
Melody Intelligence— This has the same effect as the [MELODY INTELLIGENCE] button.
Arranger Intro/Ending— This has the same effect as the [INTRO/ENDING] button.
Arranger Start/Stop— This has the same effect as the [START/STOP] button.
Fade In/Out— This function allows you to fade in (the volume gradually increases) when the Arranger is started, or to fade out (whereby the volume gradually decreases) at the end of your song.
Chorus ON/OFF— This switches the Chorus effect for the Whole or Upper Tones on or off.
Rotary Speed Fast/Slow— This changes the speed of
the Rotary effect.
DSP ON/OFF— This switches the DSP effect on or off.
Glide— When the button assigned to this function is pressed, the pitch drops momentarily, then gradually rises to its original level. This is effective when used to play an instrument like the Hawaiian guitar.
Composer Play/Stop— This has the same effect as the Composer [PLAY] and [STOP] buttons.
Metronome ON/OFF— This switches the metronome on or off.
Punch In/Out— When you select this function, you can activate and deactivate the recording process dur- ing playback. See page 36 for details.
11.3 Pedal functions
You can also assign other functions to left pedal (Soft).
1.On the Basic screen, press <Pad/Pdl>.
2.Press <Page>.
3.Use <▲> and <▼> to the side of the display to select the functions of the SOFT footswitch.
In addition to the following functions, all functions listed under “Pad buttons: additional or frequently used functions” can be assigned to either footswitch.
Soft for Upper— The footswitch acts as Soft pedal (affecting the Upper Part or the Whole Part).
Sostenuto for Upper— The pedal acts as Sostenuto pedal (affecting the Upper Part or the Whole Part).
Damper for Lower— The footswitch acts as separate Damper pedal for the Lower part.
Bend Up— Select this function if you want to use the left pedal to shift the pitch of the notes you are playing upward. The interval (range) can be set using the Pitch Bend Range parameter (see page 49). To shift a “C” to the “G” note above the C, set Pitch Bend Range to “7” and select “Bend Up”. “Bend Up” is probably what you will use most of the time.
Bend Down— Select this function if you want to use the left pedal to shift the pitch of the notes you are playing downward. The interval (range) can be set using the Pitch Bend Range parameter. To shift a “C” to the “G” note below the C, set Pitch Bend Range to “5” and select “Bend Down”.
After a few seconds, the display returns to the previous screen.
Note: When you press the One Touch Program [PIANO] button, the pedals once again assume their normal func- tions (Soft and Sustain).
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