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2.Using Style Play
Ex.: Muting Accompaniment 1 and 2 During a Variation Accompaniment Pattern
1.
Press the [Function] button (the indicator should begin blinking).
Press the [Play] button.
The User Style will be played back.
Press the [To Variation] button, bringing up the variation accompaniment. (Bring up
the division you want to mute.)
In cases where the division is over several seconds after beginning (intros, ending,
fill-ins), go to the next operation during the division (for example, while the intro is
playing).
While holding down the [Fwd] button, press the track button's [Lower] and [Upper]
buttons.
(In other words, while holding down the [Fwd] button, press the track buttons for
the parts you want to mute.)
Accompaniment 1 and Accompaniment 2 will be muted, and the indicators on the
[Lower] and [Upper] buttons will turn off.
If you want to play back any parts which you have muted, then during the division you
want played back: hold down the [Fwd] button while you press the track buttons (their
indicators off) for the parts you want to hear played back. The indicators on those track
buttons will come on, and the sound on those parts can then be heard.
6.
When your Style is all set, press the [Rec] button.
The User Style is recorded with the [Disk/User] button, and the number of the Tone
you are using at the moment appears in the display window.
Let's Try a User Style Play
When Arranger is ON:
The Beat Indicator below the display flashes on and off. If you play on the left ower) part
of the keyboard, you will be able to play using a User Style.
When Arranger is OFF:
If you press the One Touch Program [Arranger] button, the Beat Indicator below the dis-
play will flash. If you play on the left (lower) part of the keyboard, you will be able to play
using a User Style.
When you want to call up a User Style, press the [Disk/User] button.
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