Tone Selectors; Transposition; See - Yamaha CS-50 Instruction Manual

CS-60
[4]
TRANSPOSITION
-
This
set of
4 pushbutton
selector switches are interlocked
so
that pushing one
button disengages the previous
selection.
When
the
black
NORMAL
button
is
down, middle
C
on the key-
board produces
a pitch
corresponding
to true
middle
C.
When
1
OCT
UP
is
pressed
down,
the
whole
key-
board
shifts
up an
octave.
1
OCT DOWN
shifts
the key-
board
down
an octave,
and
2
OCT
DOWN
shifts
it
down two
octaves.
Thus,
instant
transposition
is
as
easy as
pressing
a
button.
(If
two buttons
are pressed
at the
same
time,
only
the button on the
right
will
have an
effect. If
no button
is
down, the synthesizer
will
play
as
though the
NORMAL
button were down).
Fine tuning
is
accomplished with
a
separate
PITCH
control [13].
The
score illustrates
what you
will
hear
at the
various
TRANSPOSITION
settings
when
the
C
shown
on
the keyboard
is
depressed. Select
BRASS
1
and
1
OCT DOWN.
As you
play, press 2
OCT DOWN,
NORMAL
and then
1
OCT
UP.
Notice
that
you
can
convert
a tuba into
a
trombone,
etc.
[3]
TONE SELECTORS -
This
set
of 14 pushbutton
selector
switches are interlocked so that pushing one
button
disengages the previous
selection.
On
the CS-50
there are 13
preset patches
and
the
PANEL
button
selects the
programmable
panel
for
whatever patch
you
set
up.
The
CS-60 has
one
less
preset patch, substituting
a
memory
-prog
rammed
patch
selection for
one
preset
button.
The
preset
patches
let
you come
very close to
playing the sounds
indicated on
the
TONE SELECTOR
buttons.
When
there
is
more
than one
patch with the
same
name,
they
sound
similar, but not
identical.
(Two
sounds
may
not be selected simultaneously.
If
more
than
one button
is
pressed, only the button
farthest
to the right will have an
effect.)
For more
information
about the programmable
PANEL
and
the CS-60
MEMORY,
see Section
III,
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"Normal"
CS-60 Keyboard Range
(Transposition
at
Normal), Middle "C" equals 8'
pipe on organ.
(CS-50 does not include
shaded
area
of keyboard.)