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Owner's Manual
2. Panel descriptions
2.1 Front panel
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j CONTROLLER
(i) D Beam Controller (sensor)
The D Beam Controller allows you to control various
aspects of your EM-50/30 simply by moving your
hand over the two "eyes", The function to be con-
trolled is selectable.
(2) VOLUME control
Use this control to set the overall volume of your
E-50/30. More refined volume balance settings can be
made with the BALANCE buttons.
Note: For optimum sound quality, set the control to the
level indicated by the white dot.
BALANCE
ON/OFF
DRUMS
BASS
ACC/LOWEA
UPPER
(6) BALANCE buttons
Use the BALANCE buttons to change the volume of
the corresponding section, or to switch it off altogeth-
er (see page 19).
(7) REVERB button
This button allows you to switch the internal digital
Reverb effect on and off. The setting of this button
applies to all sections of the EM-50/30.
(8) CHORUS button
This button allows you to switch the internal digital
Chorus effect on and off. The setting of this button
applies to the Upper 1/2, Lower, and M.Drum parts.
(9) STYLE PROGRESSION buttons
These buttons allow you to change the complexity of
the currently selected Music Style in realtime (sec
page 16).
40) CANCEL button
Use this button to cancel the currently selected opera-
tion and to return to a higher level. This button is also
used to answer "No" to any question that may be dis-
played.
STYLE
PROGRESSION
(3) D BEAM ON button
Press this button to activate the D Beam Controller
(see page 22).
(4) LCD CONTRAST knob
Use this knob to adjust the contrast if you are having
problems reading the display.
(5) DEMO button
Press this button whenever you want to listen to the
EM-50/30's demo songs. There are 8 Tone demos and
8 Style demos (see page 12).
STYLE
MORPHING
ENTER
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i) MENU AY buttons
Allow you to select a group of functions of the
EM-50/30. The names of the levels are printed on the
left side of the display. The currently selected level is
indicated by an arrow (<4). These buttons also allow
you set the value of the selected parameter in Parame-
ter mode (see page 46).
42) ENTER button
Press this button to confirm the currently selected
function or to answer "Yes" to a guestion in the dis-
play.
(3 STYLE MORPHING buttons
These buttons allow you to create a "mix" of two
selectable Music Styles. The result of this operation
can be that the currently selected accompaniment uses
the melodic patterns of Style A and the drums of Style
B. There are 6 Style Morphing levels.
(â) STYLE/SONG button
This button allows you to select the functions of the
buttons to its right (INTRO, ORIGINAL, etc.) and
thus to specify whether these buttons are used to. .
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