Yamaha DD-14 Bedienungsanleitung Seite 32

When specifying the root of chord, for example, you can hold
down the "4" or "9" number button instead of pressing the
foot pedal to raise the root a semitone. Also, you can lower
the root a semitone by holding down the "5" or "0" number
button when you play a pad.
After you specify each chord, you must also indicate how
long the chord is to be played. To hold a chord for one beat
{a quarter note), press the "1 " or "6" number button. To hold it
for two beats {a half note), press the "2" or "7'* button. Finally,
to hold it for four beats (a whole note), press the "3" or "8"
button. For longer intervals,
sequence: thus, for three beats, you could press the "7"
button followed by the "6" button.
If you wish, you can press the FILL IN buttons ® while
recording to add fill-in patterns to your song. No matter what
beat you press the FILL IN button on, the fill-in will advance
the count to the top of the next measure. You can play a
chord during a fill in by specifying the chord before you press
the FILL IN button. If you do not specify a chord, the result
will be a rest {i.e., percussion with no chords) during the fill-
in. You cannot program a chord change in the middle of a
fill-in.
Let's look at an example. To record the following measure,
you would want to perform the steps described below.
1. Play an AD minor chord.
Tap pad 6 while holding down the foot pedal or the "4" or
"9" number button, to select the AD root. Then, tap pad 5
to select the minor chord type.
2. Play a half note.
Press the "2" or "7" number button to hold the AD minor
chord for two beats.
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