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Part VI
• Summary
of
the SOUND menu Items
PART SETTING (page 113)
Set the various sound attributes for each part.
• SUSTAIN
:
Turn the sustain on or off and adjust
the
sustain
length for each part.
• BRILLIANCE
:
Adjust the brilliance for each
part.
• REVERB
:
Turn the reverb on or off for each
part.
• DSP EFFECT
:
Turn the DSP
EFFECT
on or
off
for
each part
.
• PAN
:
Adjust the stereo balance of each part.
• KEY SHIFT: Adjust the key of each part in
semitone increments.
• VOLUME
:
Adjust the volume for each part
.
•
TUNING
:
Fine-tune the pitch of each part.
• BEND RANGE
:
Set the pitch range when MIDI
pitch bend data is received.
• ASSIGN MODE: Specify whether polyphonic,
monophonic or solo sound is output for each
part.
SOLO
Adjusting the sounds
REVERB SETTING
(page 117)
Select the type and depth
of
the DIGITAL
REVERB.
DSP
EFFECT (page 120)
Select the type and degree of the DSP EFFECT.
TREMOLO
SETTING (page 118)
Adjust the speed or depth of the tremolo.
MASTER TUNING (page 119)
Select the type of tuning for the instrument
.
TECHNI-CHORD
TYPE (page 119)
Select the TECHNI-CHORD harmony
style.
GLIDE SETTING
(page 120)
Adjust the sett ings for the glide
effect.
ORGAN EFFECT
(page 122)
Select
the type of EFFECT tor the ORGAN part.
The SOLO
sound is
monophonic, which means that only one note can sound at
a time.
When only a
SOLO part is selected for the keyboard
,
the
SOLO
sound is produced for the last
key
played
.
When
a
SOLO part and another part are both selected for
one keyboard
,
however,
the SOLO sound
is produced for the highest key played. This means that you
can
use the keyboard to play chords with
your !eft hand and a SOLO-sound melody with your right hand, for example.
• If the interval between the highest note and
the
next lower note is more than one whole tone, the
SOLO sound will not shift to the next lower key when the highest key
is
released
.
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