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DETUNE Increasing the DETUNE setting produces a "thicker" multi-instrument type sound. 5. Now, let's play some notes. By comparing the same voice in both the ON and OFF settings of the Digital Synthesizer Selector you can distinguish the difference in timbre. l The degree to which a voice changes varies with the selected voice. Using the built-in drummer PCM/Stereo rhythm section Now it's time to add a dynamic rhythm accompaniment to your melody. 1. Choose a rhythm Pick the rhythm that best suits the music you're going to play and press the corresponding Rhythm selector When you turn the keyboard ON, the DISCO rhythm is automatically selected. 7
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DETUNE
Increasing the DETUNE setting produces
a “thicker” multi-instrument type sound.
5.
Now, let’s play some notes. By
comparing the same voice in both the
ON and OFF settings of the Digital
Synthesizer Selector
you can
distinguish the difference in timbre.
l
The degree to which a voice changes varies
with the selected voice.
Using the built-in
drummer
PCM/Stereo rhythm section
Now it’s time to add a dynamic rhythm
accompaniment to your melody.
1. Choose a rhythm
Pick the rhythm that best suits the music
you’re going to play and press the
corresponding Rhythm selector
When you turn the keyboard ON,
the DISCO rhythm is automatically
selected.
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