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Introduction
Control panel
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1. SOUND SET button
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2. GRAND PIANO/SOUND button
3. Keyboard part section
UPPER 1 button
UPPER 2 button
UPPER 3 button
LOWER/SPLIT button
4. STYLE PERFORMANCE section
SET 1–SET 4 buttons
5. CHORD MODE button
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6. Accompaniment part section
BASS button
DRUM button
PERCUSSION button
PART 1–5 buttons
7. Mode section
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SEQ button
SETTING button
EXIT (SHIFT) button
Tip:
For buttons such as "DEMO" and "MEDIA" that have
functions written in a box below the button, these functions
can be accessed by holding down the EXIT (SHIFT) button
and then pressing the desired button (a "SHIFT function").
See "List of shortcuts" (page 33) for details.
8. p button, q button
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9. Dial
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10. + and – buttons
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11. CATEGORY t and u (CANCEL, ENTER) buttons
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12. EFFECT button
13. PERFORMANCE REC button
14. TAP TEMPO button
15. ENSEMBLE button
16. SET LIST section
BANK (WRITE) button
SET LIST 1–5 buttons
17. Transport section
VARIATION 1/2 button
VARIATION 3/4 button
FILL button
COUNT IN/BREAK button
INTRO/ENDING button
u/„ (playback and stop) button
SYNC START button
˜ (Record) button
Tip:
The operations shown below each button will apply in
Sequencer mode.
18. EQ knobs (LOW, HIGH)
19. VOLUME knob
20. OCTAVE buttons (+, –)
Tip:
You may need to press another button or turn the dial
while holding down a button for certain operations. The icon
shown below is used whenever you need to do this.
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Part Names
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