Practicing The Right / Left-Hand Part While Listening To The Other Part - Kawai CA91 Owner's Manual

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Practicing the right / left-hand part while listening to the other part

Playing the only right / left-hand part of an example etude/song is called "minus-one play," and practicing the
right / left-hand part while listening to the other part is called "minus-one practice."
Step 1
After selecting an etude or song, move the BALANCE slider to the right or to the left.
To practice the right-hand part while listening to the left-hand part of an etude/song.
Move the slider to the left. The volume of the right-hand part of the etude/song is decreased, so that you can still hear
the right hand part playing softly as guide for you to play along with. When the slider is moved all the way to the left
end, the right-hand part is completely muted and you can try playing without a guide.
To practice the left-hand part while listening to the right-hand part of an etude/song.
Move the slider to the right. The volume of the left-hand part of the etude/song is decreased, so that you can still hear
the left hand part playing softly as guide for you to play along with. When the slider is moved all the way to the left end,
the left-hand part is completely muted and you can try playing without a guide.
Step 2
Press the PLAY / STOP button of the RECORDER.
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After the one bar count-in, the etude/song starts with the slider setting applied. You may practice the right / left-
hand parts along with the etude/song.
To change the tempo, use the VALUE
If you wish to practice with a lower tempo, press the VALUE
VALUE
To reset the tempo, press the VALUE
Decreases the volume of the
right-hand part
button.
Decreases the volume of the
left-hand part
and buttons while holding down the TEMPO button.
button. To practice with a faster tempo, press the
and buttons at the same time.