( Programming Demonstration )
Example:
To set the FEET to “3” (8’-4’-2’), the ENVELOPE to “8” ( N ) and the MODULATION to
“5” (DELAYED ATTACK). This will produce a sound like raindrops which can be stored
into the memory number 1 (Sound Selection Button number 1).
* The following operation is based on starting the instrument from an inactive condition
(all buttons off). Press all the buttons off or switch the power OFF and then back ON
prior to starting.
Even during operation, as the keys will produce notes when pressed, programming can be
monitored and the notes confirmed.
(1) Preparation
Press the PROGRAM/PRESET Button and set the digital display
to a sound programming display.
(Sound programming display)
• Each time the PROGRAM/PRESET Button is pressed, the digital
display is alternately changed to a sound programming display
or to a preset sound display.
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(2) Memory Number Designation
Press the Sound Selection Button number 1.
• The display is as shown on the right and it indicates that memory
number 1 has been called out.
(3) FEET Designation
Press the FEET Button and press the Sound Selection Button
number 3.
• When the FEET Button is pressed, the sound characteristic
number previously stored will be displayed (a three-digit number)
and the first digit (FEET) will blink. If the Sound Selection
Button number 3 is pressed, the blinking first digit will become
"3”
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(4) ENVELOPE Designation
Press the ENVELOPE Button, the second digit will blink, then
press the Sound Selection Button number 8.
(5) MODULATION Designation
Press the MODULATION Button, the third digit will blink, then
press the Sound Selection Button number 5.
(6) Programming Completion
When the MODULATION Button is pressed again, the display will
return to a sound programming display and programming is
complete.
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