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■ Procedure (INTRO)
4.3 Hand Percussion
(1) Make sure that the rhythm accompaniment is on
standby — that is, that the LED in the RHYTHM
switch is on. If the LED is off, intros are not
available.
(2) Press the INTRO/ENDING switch.
Note;
After a one-bar introduction, the rhythm accompani¬
ment starts. The LED in the INTRO/ENDING switch
flashes during the introduction and then goes out.
■ Procedure (ENDING)
(1) Start the rhythm accompaniment by striking a key
of the LOWER keyboard. The organ cannot supply
an ending to a pattern that is not active.
(2) Press the INTRO/ENDING switch.
(3) When you near the point where you want the
ending, press the right foot switch.
After the ending, the rhythm accompaniment stops. The
LED in the INTRO/ENDING switch flashes during the
ending and then goes out.
The SR Series provides not only prerecorded rhythm
patterns, but also solo percussion instruments. These are
accessible through two means: the LOWER keyboard and
touch bars located just below that keyboard.
■ Procedure (LOWER keyboard)
(1) Press the HAND PERCUS switch so that the LED
lights and the message VA.O (VARIATION 0)
appears on the screen.
P^HAND
PEBCUS.
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CHORD
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Note:
Switching over to hand percussion disables the auto¬
matic accompaniment,and most other functions which
use the LOWER keyboard.
(2) Press the keys for the desired percussion instru¬
ments.
Notes:
• The volume depends on the force of the keystroke.
• There are four sets of labels under the keys. The top
row is for the black keys. The other three are for the
white keys and cover the percussion instrument and
two variations (VARI. 1 and VARI. 2).
(3) Press the special white key, labelled VARI. 1, at the
right end of the keyboard to change the instrument
assignments for the white keys from the second
row to the third.
Note:
The message VA.1 should appear on the display.
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CHORD
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