Part II | Playing the rhythm |
Left Hold
This setting determines how the LEFT part sounds when the LEFT button in the CONDUC- TOR is on during a performance with the BASIC or FINGERED mode.
1.Press the MODE button to turn it on.
• The display changes to the following.
APC VOLUME
To adjust the volume balance between the auto- matic accompaniment and the parts you play manually on the keyboard, the volume of all the automatic accompaniment parts (DRUMS, AC- COMP, and BASS) can be lowered as one.
APC/SEQUENCER
VOLUME
MAX
MIN
Playing the rhythm
2.Use the LEFT HOLD: ON/OFF button to set the mode to on or off.
OFF:
The LEFT part sounds from the pressed chord keys.
•When BASIC is selected, the LEFT part turns off. The LEFT part sounds if you turn it on, but
ON:
Specifying
•When BASIC is selected the LEFT part turns off, but it will sound if you turn it on.
•Touch response does not function for the LEFT part.
•When the mode is set to ON, during a rhythm performance, the LEFT part continues to play even when the keys are released.
Use the APC/SEQUENCER VOLUME slide con- trol to adjust the volume.
•Use this control to lower the automatic accom- paniment volume when it is too loud relative to your manual performance.
•At the MAX position, the volumes of the auto- matic accompaniment parts correspond to their current settings; at the OFF position, the volume is 0. The volume should normally be set to MAX.
•The set values are shown in the APC column of the normal display. (Refer to page 29.)
•The volume can be adjusted for each part. (Refer to page 29.)
•When the position of the slide control coin- cides with the actual volume, the indicator is lit. When the volume is changed by of the PANEL MEMORY or SEQUENCER playback, the actual volume differs from that indicated by the position of the slide control. In this case, the indicator is not lit.
•The volume of the PERFORMANCE PADS part does not change.
•During SEQUENCER playback or disk DIRECT PLAY, operation of this slide control affects the total volume of all the playback parts.
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