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with the
following.)
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Set
the
rotary
knobs, the
slide
knobs
and
the
lever
switches on
the control
panel as
shown
in
the
drawing
below.
•
Plug
the
power
cord
into
socket,
connect
the
synthesizer output and
the
amplifier
using the
connecting cord provided,
and
turn
the
power
switch
ON.
•
Depress
a key,
and
the
instrument
will
emit
a
sound similar
to that
of
an
electronic organ.
Then,
adjust
sound volume
to
the required
level.
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PITCH
Turn
the
PITCH
knob clockwise and
counterclockwise,
depressing
a
key.
Turning
it
clockwise
will
make
in-
crease
the pitch
and
counterclock-
wise low reduce
it.
Adjust
the pitch
for
tuning
with
other instruments.
•
OCTAVE-
-Turn
the
OCTAVE
knob,
depressing
a
key.
It
has
five
control steps, the
tone varying by one octave
for each.
With
its
F-scale
32 keys,
two
and
a
half octaves
combined
the synthesizer
actually
covers
a
tone
range
equi-
valent to
92
keys, 7
and
a
half oc-
taves.
•
MODE
Turn
the
MODE
knob and
the
OC-
TAVE
knob simultaneously
while
playing a simple melody.
You
will
then
learn
the
characteristic
of
each
wave
form.
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