Yamaha PSR-225GM Owner's Manual - Page 68

EZ Chord — Recording - keyboard manual

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AUTO ACCOMPANIMENT - THE STYLE MODE EZ Chord - Recording 1 Enable recording. Press the RECORD button, repeatedly if necessary, until EZ Chord recording is selected. ("EZ" appears in the display and the "RECORD" indication flashes for a couple of seconds.) RECORD indication flashes briefly. STYLE 3EZ RECORD ACMP ON 2 Select the desired EZ Chord bank. Use the numeric keypad. Buttons 1 - 8 select EZ Chord banks #1 #8, respectively. 3 Start recording. When the "RECORD" indication stops flashing (and is lit continuously), you can start recording. Recording chords in EZ Chord is essentially a three-step operation: 1) Select the desired block with the +/- buttons. RECORD ACMP ON 3-025 Indicates the chord position. Currently selected block flashes. 2) At the selected block, record the desired chord. You can do this in one of two ways: • Play Multi Fingering chords in the auto accompaniment section. (See page 56.) • Enter the chord root and name manually from the ROOT and CHORD TYPE section of the keyboard. RECORD ACMP ON 3-025 Indicates the M7 recorded chord. - Clearing the Bank Before recording, you may want to erase (clear) all recorded chords for the selected EZ Chord bank. For instructions on doing this, see "Clearing an EZ Chord Bank" on page 71. Even if you've recorded over (erased) the factory set EZ Chord banks, you can restore the original banks. (See page 105.) 1 - 16 Block 17 - 32 Block 33 - 48 Block 49 - 64 Block 65 - 80 Block 81 - 96 Block 97 - 112 Block 113 - 128 Block Bank number Block number (128 are available in a bank) 68

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EZ Chord — Recording
1
Enable recording.
Press the RECORD button, repeatedly if necessary, until EZ Chord
recording is selected.
(“EZ” appears in the display and the
“RECORD” indication flashes for a couple of seconds.)
2
Select the desired EZ Chord bank.
Use the numeric keypad.
Buttons 1 - 8 select EZ Chord banks #1 -
#8, respectively.
3
Start recording.
When the “RECORD” indication stops flashing (and is lit continu-
ously), you can start recording.
Recording chords in EZ Chord is
essentially a three-step operation:
1)
Select the desired block with the +/- buttons.
— Clearing
the Bank
Before recording, you may
want to erase (clear) all
recorded chords for the
selected EZ Chord bank.
For
instructions on doing this,
see “Clearing an EZ Chord
Bank” on page 71.
2)
At the selected block, record the desired chord.
You can do this in one of two ways:
• Play Multi Fingering chords in the auto accompaniment
section.
(See page 56.)
• Enter the chord root and name manually from the
ROOT and CHORD TYPE section of the keyboard.
Even if you’ve recorded over
(erased) the factory set EZ
Chord banks, you can
restore the original banks.
(See page 105.)
Bank number
Block number (128 are available in a bank)
3 025
ACMP ON
-
RECORD
M
7
Indicates the
recorded chord.
3 025
ACMP ON
-
RECORD
Currently selected
block flashes.
Indicates the
chord position.
1 — 16 Block
17 — 32 Block
33 — 48 Block
49 — 64 Block
65 — 80 Block
81 — 96 Block
97 — 112 Block
113 — 128 Block
AUTO ACCOMPANIMENT — THE STYLE MODE
EZ
3
STYLE
ACMP ON
RECORD
RECORD indication flashes
briefly.