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Solo
Keyboard
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SOLO
PORTAMENTO
In
the Solo
Keyboard,
to achieve the effect
of
a
cjafntin-
ual
pitch
change
from
the
moment
one key
^"pressed
until
the following one,
keep
the
portamento
lever
on
the
left
connected.
The
time
rate
is
prolonged
by
pull-
ing the lever
toward
the
player.
Connecting
the
left
tablet,
Lever 2 causes the portamerrto
effect
in
the solo
Keyboard.
Therefore,
when
this
tablet
is
connected
(ON
position) the
portamento
effecj/eannot
be
obtained with
the
Solo
Keyboard.
It
can be produced only
after
Lever 2 has
been
moved
to
the
right.
The duration^
glide in
the
portamento
effect
is
changed
by
adjusting the
portamento
lever
according-
iy.
TOUCH
RESPONCE
A
light'
touch
on
the
Solo
Keyboard
produces
the
following
effects.
It
changes
in
accordance with
the pressure
with
which
the
keys
are pressed.
ATTACK
TIME:
The
Attack time
becomes
faster
when
keys
are
struck
with harder
force.
INITIAL PITCH:
Sound becomes
lower and
returns to the
original
pitch
right after
the
key
is
pressed.
The
pitch
becomes
deep-
er
with
greater applied pressure.
When
a
key
is
pressed
in
the
Solo
Keyboard
and
then
pressed again
while/sound
is
being
produced
the
follow-
ing effects are
obtained.
After
the
note
/is
produced,
stronger pressure causes
pitch to
rise.
After the note
is
produced,
it
becomes
brighter
with
stronger pressure.
After the
note
is
produced,
stronger pressure
increases
the
volume.
After
sound
is
produced,
a stronger pressure
will
cause
the
sarpe effect as
with
the sub
oscillator.
Depress
these
tablets
and
the
effect
of
the
lever
of
Panel
2's
sub
oscillator
is
cancel-
led.
For example,
when
a
given
VCO
lever
is
connected
and
the
speed
tablet
of
touch
response
is
in
the
ON
position, a
singing vibrato effect
is
obtained
by
pres-
sing the
Solo
Keyboard
with
your
fingers.
3rd:
This
is
the conventional
touch
vibrato
obtained
by
pres-
sing a
key
while
moving
the
finger
from
side
to
side.
Vibrato,
wah-wah
and
resonance
effects are also
produc-
ed.
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