Auto Accompaniment Section; Steps For Auto Accompaniment - Yamaha PortaSound PSS-590 Owner's Manual

Auto Accompaniment Section
When you make use of this very effective function, you will be sounding like a Professional in no time at all.
This Auto Accompaniment function is closely related to the Rhythm Style, because it functions in combination with (a) the
arranging which fits to each Rhythm Style, or corresponding Intro. & Ending, and (b) accompaniment sound which fits to the
chord work by FINGERING (SINGLE FINGER or FINGERED). So, as was explained in the Rhythm Style Section, regarding
the Rhythm functions, you can control Auto Accompaniment in almost the same way. Let's take a look at the Basic steps
involved, so you can have an overview of the whole function of Auto Accompaniment:
Steps for Auto Accompaniment
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* Selection of the Fingering (*)
- SINGLE FINGER or FINGERED
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* Selection of the Rhythm Style
(For Rhythm and Auto Accompaniment by Left Hand)
* Selection of the Voice
(For Melody played by Right Hand)
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* Assigning the Orchestration
- BRIDGE on: Bridge pattern
- BRIDGE off: Normal pattern
- INTRO on: To Start with Introduction
- LARGE on: Large ensemble)
- LARGE off: Small ensemble (*)
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Starting the Rhythm
* Immediate Start by START/STOP
* Start by key pressing
(any key in Auto Accompaniment section: C1-F#2)
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= Rhythm Play
Auto Accompaniment led by Chord work of Left Hand
(Chords formed by SINGLE FINGER or FINGERED)
* Possible Assignment Change
- Tempo change
- Selection of Normal/Bridge (manually or by 2 Fili-In patterns)
- Selection of the Voice
- Selection of the Rhythm Style
- Assignment of LARGE (on/off)
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Stopping the Rhythm
* Immediate Stop by START/STOP
* Stop after Ending pattern
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Note: Operations marked with (*) have not been discussed
in the Rhythm Style Section.
Note: Normal, Bridge, Introduction and Ending will be
affected with Assignment of LARGE (on/off).