Assigning Sounds To The Upper And Lower Sections; Assigning A Sound To The Upper Section; Assigning A Sound To The Lower Section; Regulating The Volume Of The Upper And Lower Sections - General Music CD10 Bedienungsanleitung

Assigning sounds to the Upper and Lower sections

The CD10 Sounds list is silkscreened on the control panel on
the right of the display. You can assign the Sounds of your choice
to the Upper and Lower sections.

Assigning a Sound to the Upper section

1 . If it is off, press the [SOUNDS] button so that its LED turns
o n .
2 . Specify the number of the Sound required by entering the
corresponding number on the keypad. If the number se-
lected is between 00 - 09, you must also specify the zero. If
the number selected is between 100 - 127, press the
[SOUNDS] button for the hundreds, then enter the last two
numbers.
Example: To select "01 Piano1" specify [0][1]. To select
"127 Gunshot" specify [SOUNDS][2][7].
3 . The name of the Sound selected appears on the display
next to the word "Sounds".

Assigning a Sound to the Lower section

1 . If it is off, press the [SOUNDS] button so that its LED turns
o n .
2 . Press and hold the [LOWER] button while you select the
sound.
3 . Select the Sound in the same way that you selected the
Sound for the Upper section.
4 . The Sound you have selected flashes on the display next to
the word "Sounds" (the display then again displays the new
Sound selected on the Upper section).

Regulating the volume of the Upper and Lower sections

You can regulate the volume of the Upper and Lower sections
with the BALANCE buttons. When one of these buttons is
pressed, a graphical representation of the balanced volumes of
the two sections is displayed for an instant.

The Styles

A Style is an automatic accompaniment that can be controlled
by playing chords on the keyboard.
The buttons in the MANUAL CONTROLS and AUTOMATIC
STYLES sections allow you to start or stop the accompaniment
and to select the way in which the Styles are played.
The list of Styles is silkscreened on the control panel on the left
of the display.
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[LOWER] increases the volume of the Lower section over that
of the Upper section while [UPPER] increases the volume of
Upper over that of the Lower section.
Drum, Bass, Acc1, Acc2
These instrumental sections are engaged by the Style to play
automatic arrangements. They are not free to be played on the
keyboard in real time.
Regulating the volume of Drum, Bass, Acc1 and Acc2
You may regulate the volume of these instrumental sections
with the ACCOMPANIMENT buttons. When you press a but-
ton, a graphical representation of the volume of the sections is
displayed for an instant..
[MIN] decreases the volume and [MAX] increases the volume.

Automatic sustain of the Lower section

The notes played on the Lower section can be held even when
you raise your hand from the keyboard. This can be obtained
by activating the function LOWER MEMORY, which is off when
you turn on your instrument.

Activating/deactivating Lower Memory

1 . Press the two [MIDI] buttons simulltaneously to enter MIDI
Programming Mode.
2 . Scroll the "pages" forwards with [PAGE>] button until you
reach LOWER MEM:
3 . Use the [TEMPO-DATA] buttons to turn the function ON or
OFF.
4 . Press the two [ESC] buttons together to escape from MIDI
M o d e .

Selecting a Style

When you turn on the instrument, a Style will be ready for you
to play. Follow these steps to select a different Style.
1 . If it is off, press the [STYLES] button to activate it (LED lights
up).
2 . Enter the number of the required Style on the keypad. If the
number selected is between 00 and 09, you must also en-
ter the zero.