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Demo
You can listen to the demo songs by pressing this button. Refer to Page 13 for
the details on how to listen to demo songs.
MIDI/Preference
This button gives you entry to a mode where you can access and alter MIDI
settings, as well as a variety of other settings that affect the RE-210 as a whole.
To enter MIDI/Preference Edit Mode, press the MIDI/Pref Button, which will
start to blink. To exit MIDI/Preference Edit Mode, press the button again. While
in MIDI/Preference Edit Mode, you can change settings by pressing the button
to which each specific setting is assigned. The following illustration shows
which buttons correspond to each setting:
Sequencer
Split
Parameters
Parameters
How to change settings
Buttons that have a setting get illuminated. While pressing the button, the name
of its setting is shown on the display as an abbreviation, and when it's released,
the current value of its setting is shown.
Pressing any illuminated button selects the corresponding setting, then the
selected button blinks to indicate that it's the currently selected setting. To
change the value of the selected setting, press the U p / D o w n button.
The settings can be categorized into several groups.
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Misc. Parameters
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Split Parameters
Left Octave Shift
In setting up a left split, you may wish to make the right or left sound higher or
lower - especially if you use a Custom left split to play duets at the keyboard.
The RE-210 gives you the ability to shift the octave in which each part sounds.
The display shows the current transposition of the left sound; the default value is
1 (octave).
Right Octave Shift
The Right Octave Shift works just the same as the Left Octave Shift, except that
it affects the sounds in the right position of a split. The default value is - 1
(octave).
Split Point
The Split point is the point on the keyboard where the left sound and right sound
meet. The display shows the current split point range from A 0 to C 8. To change
it, press the U p / D o w n button or any key on the keyboard while pressing and
holding the Split Point button. The latter would give you a more convenient way
to set the split point. The default value is F
Left Sustain
Left sustain determines if the sustain pedal is ignored or recognized on the left
sound. The default value is O F F.
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