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|CHORD SEQUENCE PROGRAMMER |
' This feature allows you to easily memorize chord progressions as well as registrations one at
ja time by simply pressing certain buttons.
How to Record a Sequence
1 Memorize the voices, etc. to be used for the performance in Registration
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Memory, then select the registration you wish to use at the beginning of the
'song. (See page 13.)
Before you start programming, set the voices, rhythm patterns, etc. suited to the song you
will perform, then store them at Registration Memory buttons 1-5. Next, press one of the
Registration Memory buttons 1-5 to recall the registration you wish to use at the beginning
of the song.
2 Turn to the Multi Menu page marked C.S.P. RECORD, then while pressing
the $ (treble clef) button, press the EDIT/CLEAR button.
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The two SONG buttons will start to flash.
3 select one of the SONG buttons.
While these buttons are flashing, press one of them. The
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corresponding lamp for the song you have selected and the
EDIT/CLEAR lamp will stay illuminated.
4 While playing the first chord, press a duration button.
4 beat length (3 beats in case of waltz)
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If you wish, you can use the SINGLE FINGER feature from the Ашо Bass Chord section,
thereby enabling you to memorize the chords by using a single finger. (See page 10
for details.)
When a duration button is pressed, you will hear a "beep", indicating that the chord
has been stored in memory. Continue programming the remaining chords in this same
manner.
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. 5. Programming the Accompaniment
[Registrations can be Memorized in C.S.P.,
too!]
The data stored at Registration Memory buttons
1-5 wil be automatically programmed
upon
entering a recording operation. At such time, the
data indicating which button is in ON status will
also be programmed.
If a different numbered button (1-5) is pressed
during programming then the REGIST. button is
pressed, the data indicating the number of the
newly selected
button
will be programmed.
Registration data that is changed at the panel,
however, wil! not be programmed.
Though the majority of data stored in Registration
Memory is programmed as is into C.S.P., note that
Your Electone is designed
so that only the
Rhythm Tempo and Auto Bass Chord settings
will not be programmed.
[Memory Capacity]
Each of the SONG buttons can store up to about
150 events such as chords, Fill In, etc., in its
memory. When this memory is completely full, a
warning sound (3 beeps) will be heard.
[To program Chordless Measures]
If you
wish
to program
a measure
without
chords, simply press a duration button without
playing any notes on the lower keyboard.
[Additional Information]
@Before programming, make sure that the SONG
1 and 2 buttons are off before pressing the Treble
Clef and EDIT/CLEAR buttons.
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