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Octave Shift can be set independently for each of the Upper, Lower and Manual Bass Tones.
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Depending on the Tone concemed, however, Octave Shift may result in extending the sound far
beyond the upper limit of the recommended
range. This may result in duplicating an octave,
producing no sound or duplicating an interval. (The recommended range for each Tone is slightly
greater than the actual range which can be played by the corresponding acoustic instrument.)
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Since this sound can onty be set for the Manual
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setting for octave shitting can be made with respect to only the
Manual Bass Part
When the (LAYER } keyboard mode indicator is lit, the sound of the Lower Part Tone is produced in
accord with any octave setting that has been made for the Upper Part.
If, for instance, the Upper Part is raised by 2 octaves, the Lower Part Tone will be produced at a pitch
that is two octaves higher, regardless of the Octave Shift setting for the Lower Part.
The (OCT SHIFT ) indicator lights when Octave Shift has been set (to a value other than 0) for any Parts
which can be played.
However, it does not light when Octave Shift for the Lower Part has been set to a value other than 0, but
the
indicator is lit and Octave Shift for the Upper Part has been set to 0.
This happens because Octave Shift for the Lower Part is automatically set to the Upper Part's Octave Shift
setting of 0, due to the fact that the (LAYER ) function is ON.
tumed off.
There is no need to make any MIDI settings when you are using only this unit to create music. Refer to page
99 for further details about MIDI.
One of the 14 functions listed below can be assigned to the left pedal. The right pedal always functions as
the damper.
| The Octave Shift setting for each Tone is retained in the unit's memory even after the power has been
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