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THE BASIC FEATURES
1. Setting the Voices at the Panel
UPPER KEYBOARD VOICE
SECTIONS
ORCHESTRAL VOICES, LEAD VOICES, PERCUSSIVE
ORCHESTRAL VOICES
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UPPER KEYBDARD
2 To use a PERCUSSIVE voice, turn on the TO
sounds, such as PIANO and GUITAR.
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UPPER/LOWER KEYBOARD ———
3 Set the volume.
Set the VOLUME to the desired level for each section.
Five volume
levels can be selected—the
top one
(MAX) being full volume and the bottom one (MIN)
being OFF.
MAX
Con
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MIN
(Maximum)
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The volume
increases
t
(No sound)
[Number of Concurrently Sounded Notes]
UPPER ORCHESTRAL VOICES: When multi-
ple keys are pressed at the same time, up to
seven
notes can be played. (If AUTO
BASS
CHORD is in use, up to six notes can be played.)
LEAD
VOICES:
When
multiple
keys
are
pressed at the same time, only the highest note
will be played.
PERCUSSIVE: When multiple keys are pressed
at the same time, up to seven notes can be
played. (A PERCUSSIVE voice cannot be simul-
taneously used at both the upper and lower
keyboards.)
[The Grey Buttons]
The ORCHESTRAL VOICES, LEAD VOICES, and
PERCUSSIVE sections are each provided with a
grey button, which can be used to select a voice
displayed on the panel or assigned with a voice
from the VOICE MENUs. (For HE-8, see page 29;
for HE-6, see page 12)
ORCHESTRAL VOICES
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VOCAL
coun.
[To Cancel the Sound of a Voice Section]
If you do not need the sound from a particular
Voice section, set the volume level of that section
to its bottom position (MIN).
[BALANCE]
This feature is convenient when you want to
adjust the relative balance between the volume of
the upper and lower keyboards without changing
your registration.
When the BALANCE button is set to UPPER, the
volume of the upper keyboard becomes greater
than that of the lower keyboard. When it is set to
LOWER, the volume of lower keyboard becomes
greater than that of the upper keyboard.
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