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10. Part
Used to select the Parts when using the
effects or octave shift (> p. 55, 57).
11. Transpose
Used to make settings for the transpose fea-
ture (allows you to shift the soundable range
of the keyboard) (— p. 56).
12. Value
Used to alter the values for a variety of set-
tings.
13. Display
Shows a variety of messages helpful in oper-
ating the unit.
14. Beat
Lights up in time with the beat (> p. 33).
15. Upper Organ, Upper
Symphonic, Upper Orchestral
Pressed to select the Voices to be played in
the Upper keyboard (> p. 17).
There is also a button for turning ON/OFF
the chorus effect for Upper Symphonic and
Upper Orchestral (> p. 23).
16. Solo
Pressed to select a Solo Voice. To have the
Solo Voice sounded on the Lower keyboard,
press the To Lower button (> p. 19).
17. Melody Intelligence
To make use of melody intelligence function
(harmony will be added to the melody),
press this button (> p. 27).
18. To Lower
To sound manual drums on the Lower key-
board, press Manual Drums button. To play
special effects, press Sound Effects button (>
p. 22),
19. Sustain
Used to make settings for the sustain effect.
There are three: Pedal Bass, Lower, and
Upper, so it can be set for each keyboard (>
p. 24).
20. Lower Voice
@ Hold
Press this button to use Lower Hold. (This
feature causes notes pressed in the Lower
keyboard to continue to be sounded even
after you release your fingers from the keys.)
(> p. 38)
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