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Here, touch <Organ>.
fig.Q_tone1.j
This returns you to the
"Select Various Tones"
screen.
What is the Rotary Effect?
This adds a sort of spinning effect to the organ sound, similar to the sound when a rotary speaker
is used.
Changing the speed increases or decreases the speed of this spinning effect.
What is Footage?
A device for combining different frequencies to create a desired sound is called "Footage."
The numbers displayed originally referred to the lengths of the pipes on a pipe organ. Reducing
the pipe length by half produces a note an octave higher, and doubling the length produces a
sound an octave lower. This means that with <8> as the base value, <16> produces a note one
octave lower, and <2> produces a note two octaves higher.
Try experimenting by touching different icons to change the tone, and find one you like.
* If all icons are off (black background, like
keyboard.
You can use Percussion
Touching
Reference
For more detailed information about the keyboard performance Tones, refer to "Performing with a Variety of Tones (Tone
Buttons)" (p. 21) in the Owner's Manual.
A description of each
Tone is displayed here.
or
to change the tone when it is played.
makes the accent time shorter.
This changes the
speed of the
rotary effect.
This returns you to the Organ screen
Touch here to
select other
When Jazz Organ is selected, you can create
tones.
the organ Tone you want with the footage.
Refer to "What is Footage?" below.
), there will be no sound when you play the
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