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The Program
Change
Number
which
corresponds
to
the
Drum
Set
is
also
shown
in
the
display.
For
details,
please
refer to
"Using
MIDI
to
Select
Sounds on
the
W-50"
(*"
p.
59).
"
To
return
to a
regular
Tone
after
using
a
Drum
Set,
press
TONE
GROUP
1
—
16
to
once
again
select
the
Tone
\
ou
u
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to use.
•
I
\
hen
\
<
hi
u
ish to
play
a
percussive
sound
that
uses a note
lying
beyond
the
range
of
the
keyboard, use
the
Transpose
Junction
to
shift
the
keyboard's playing range so
the
sound
can be played
(«
p.
24).
Concerning
Selection of
Drum
Sets
As
alreacK
explained,
the
W-50
provides
for
the use
of
percussion instrument
Parts
known
as
the
Drum
1
Part
,m'i(\
Drum
2 Part.
Since anv
Part
can be
assigned
as
being
a
Drum
1
Part
or
Drum
2
Part,
three or
more
Parts
(
ould
reasibly
be used
for
plaving
Drum
Sets.
S
TANDARD
Se
t
POWER
Set
STANDARD
Set
However,
only
two
Drum
Sets
can be used
at
the
same
time, therefore, the
Drum
Set that
can be played
in
the of
Drum
I
Part
and
Drum
2
Part
is
the
same
one.
For
example,
if
STANDARD
is
selected
for
the
Drum
Set to
be played
in
Drum
1
Part
and
POWER
set
is
selected
for
the
one
to
be played
in
Drum
2 Part,
and
Parts
1
and
2 are
assigned
to
Drum
1
Part
and
Part
3
to
Drum
2
Part.
Then
STANDARD
set
can be played
in
Parts
I
and
2,
while
POWER
set
can be played
in
Part
3.
If
you
next
change
from
STANDARD
to
ELEC-
TRONIC
set.
Part 2 will
automatically
be
ELECTRONIC
set.
STANDARD
Set
POWER
Set
STANDARD
Set
Piano
1
ytCip bGiJ!
String:
ELECTRONIC
Set
ELECTRONIC
Set
Piano
t
Slap Bass
!
The above
shows
that
you must
be
careful
because
only
two
Drum
Sets
can be used
at
the
same
time.
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