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1-1 Overview of the KR-770
An Introduction to the Functions—[Demo] Button
Let's use the display to take a look at the functions the KR-770 has to offer. Just follow along on the
display.
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Press the [Demo] button.
A "Demo screen" like the one below appears on the display. The Demo screen is made up of three
pages.
Press <A> and <W> at the right of the display to change the Demo screen.
The screen changes, allowing you to view the introduction to other functions.
Press a button at the bottom of the display to choose an item.
A screen showing the functions and operation of the selected item appears.
Press the [Demo] button to end the Demo Screen.
If you wish to make other settings, press the [Demo] button to end the Demo screen.
How to Use the Demo for <Sound>
You can listen to a demo performance that uses the KR-770's built-in Tones.
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At the Demo screen, press <Sound>.
Press <Demo> at the bottom right of the display.
Use the buttons at the side of the display to choose the instrument you want.
A demo song using that instrument is played.
The number of demo songs varies according to the instrument. When the first song ends, the next
one starts to play.
You can listen to the second Demo performance by pressing the same button again.
Each time you press the button, the next song is played.
The performance stops automatically when all songs have been played.
Please refer to "Profiles of Demo Song's Composer"(p.85) for the information of demo songs.
All rights reserved. Unauthorized use of this material for purposes other than private, personal enjoyment
is a violation of applicable laws.
No data for the music that is played will be output from MIDI Out.
Using <Language> to Choose the Language of the Screens
The Basic menu and part of the Demo menu can be displayed in other languages.
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At the Demo screen, press <Language>.
Use the buttons at the side of the display to choose the language.
The settings reverts to the original language when the power is switched off. If you want to save the set-
ting even when the power is turned off, take a look at "Memory Backup" (p.69).
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