Playing Different Tones In The Right And Left Hands (Split); Changing The Tones; Changing The Split Point - Roland FA-07 Reference Manual

Playing Different Tones in the Right and Left Hands (Split)

You can divide the keyboard so that the right-hand and left-hand
regions each play a different tone.
This is called Split performance mode, and the location at which the
keyboard is split is called the
In Split mode, you'll hear the tones of part 1 and part 2 of the studio
set.
Lower tone (part 2)
1.
[SPLIT]
Press the button to make it light .
The Split screen appears. The right-hand region of the keyboard
plays the upper tone, and the left-hand region plays the lower tone.
Split point
Lower tone
2.
To cancel Split mode, press the
go dark .
"split point."
Upper tone (part 1)
Split point
Upper tone
[SPLIT] button to make it

Changing the Tones

Here's how to change the tones that you're playing in Split mode.
1.
Access the Split screen .
2.
Move the cursor to the tone of the part that you want to
change, and use the dial or the
change the tone .
MEMO
You can also select a tone by pressing a tone button.

Changing the Split Point

Here's how to change the split point.
Split point
(included in the upper region)
1.
Hold down the [SPLIT] button and press the key that you
want to assign as the new split point .
The key you press becomes the new split point.
MEMO
• You can also assign the split point in the following ways.
• In the Split screen, move the cursor to the split point and turn
the dial.
• With the cursor located at the split point, hold down the
button and press the key that you want to assign as the split
point.
•
If you want the Split settings to be memorized, save the studio
set (p. 45).
[DEC] [INC] buttons to
[SHIFT]
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