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PITCH BEND wheel techniques
Releasing the finger from the wheel regains
the original pitch.
Pitch lowers
Bend range
Modulation button
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* Applicable tones
Tones that continue to sound as long as a keyboard key is depressed.
The modulation button is best
used with wind instruments and synthetic reed instruments.
¢ Example
While depressing a keyboard key, press the modulation button
to add vibrato.
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* Vibrato depth adjustment
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You can adjust the depth of the vibrato in steps of 50 cents (100 cents equals one semitone) within a
range of 000 to 127. The initial setting is 64. For details on setting the vibrato depth, see "Modulation
Depth" on page E-78.
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Pressing the modulation button while channel 10 (percussion-only channel) is selected does not
apply vibrato to the percussion sound. However, the modulation data is output from the MID] OUT
terminal.
@ Playing the demo tunes
This keyboard comes with the following three pre-recorded demo tunes that you can use for practice
or simply for your listening enjoyment.
Tune
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VILLAGE WINGS
Kei Akagi
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Clear as crystal
Hiroki Koga
* Note that you cannot start playback of a demo tune while you are recording to Song Memory
(page E-55).
To start demo tune play
1. Switch power on and adjust the volume level.
2. Press the DEMO button.
¢ Demo tune play continues in a sequential endless loop until you switch it off.
* The number of the demo tune currently playing is shown on the display.
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* You can play along on the keyboard while a demo tune is playing back.
3. You can change the demo tune being played by pressing [+] (to advance) or [—] (to move back) in
the 10-key pad.
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To stop demo tune play
Press the DEMO button again or START/STOP button to stop Demo tune play.
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