Kawai SR50 Owner's Manual page 11

@) Rhythm Switch page 24
Automatic rhythm accompaniment on and off.
@ Rhythm Volume/Tone Section page 24
These switches control the rhythm sections output
volume and tone.
Note:
Using a higher tone setting produces a more metalic
tone.
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Tap Tempo Switch page 26
Alternate method of setting the tempo of the rhythm
accompaniment. Just tap the switch at the speed you
would like and the tempo is automatically set.
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Auto Play Orchestra Section page 36
These switches control the tone, volume and features
of the organs auto accompaniment.
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Fill In Select Switches page 26
This feature offers 3 different rhythm fill-in patterns.
0) Intro-Ending Switch page 26
This feature offers a selection of rhythm patterns to
use for an introduction or as an end to a song.
0 One Two Play Switch page 38
This feature automatically puts the organ in 1 -finger
chord play. It automatically sets up the appropriate
registrations and orchestral accompaniment for the
rhythm pattern selected. Each of the 64 rhythms has a
different registration and accompaniment.
0 Hand Percussion Switch page 27
Pressing this turns the lower keyboard into a per¬
cussion section. Each key then controls the instrument
appearing on the keyboard template.
0 Transpose Switch page 70
This allows you to transpose into another key. The
transpose feature has a range of 1 octave.
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Arrow Switches page 25
Pressing these increases and decreases the numbers
appearing on the multifunction display. Usually the
display is showing the rhythm tempo, so pressing
the right arrow will increase the tempo, left arrow
will decrease the tempo. The arrow function also
plays a key role in such functions as tuning, trans¬
posing.
0 Variation Switches page 24
Pressing these introduces a variation into the rhythm
pattern that is playing.
0 Rhythm Selection Switches page 24
Since each rhythm pattern has 3 additional variations,
these 16 switches provide instant access to 64 pre¬
recorded rhythm patterns.
0) Expression Pedal page 8
0 Foot Switches (Rhythm stop) page 24
0 Foot Switches (Fill-in, Ending, Timpani, Grade)
page 26
0 MIDI Terminals page 65
These provide standardized connections to other MIDI
instrument.
0 Front Panel Jacks page 72
These allow you to connect headphones, a micro¬
phone, home stereo and other audio equipment to
organ.
0) Rear Panel Jacks page 72
These provide connections to optional equipment and
system enhancements.
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