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(1) Message Display
This section displays the demo song, voice or style name and number
you have
which
selected. Other important function
are also displayed in this section.
names and their parameters
(2) Active Input
,
.
Whilst playing the TB5200 you will want to change voices, styles, chord,harmony etc
.
If you would like to change a voice or rhythm, or other setting type, you need to be sure that the
ACTIVE INPUT MODE is set to the parameter (e.g.: Voice or Style) which you would like to
change / modify.
The arrow indicates to whichever parameter type will be altered by the data
wheel or numeric buttons. Example: If you would like to change a sound from piano to strings,
first make sure that the voice button is your Active Input Mode (AIM), otherwise you might
change a rhythm instead.
(3) Note Display
When you play keys on the keyboard,
these notes will be shown on the musical staff section
of the LCD display. Notes above and below the grand stave, are indicated as 8va up and 8va
down respectively.
(4) Metronome
When the Metronome function is turned ON, the icon will be shown on the screen.
(5) Voice Effect
These icons display the ON/OFF status of the Sustain, DSP and Touch Sensitivity functions.
(6) Track Volume
Displays the volume of each track dynamically when the demo song or style is playing.
(7) Transpose
Displays the current transpose setting of the keyboard. The number 00 indicates transpose
is off. +1 +2 +3 or -1 -2 -3 etc. Indicates the transposed interval in + or - semitones from
standard concert pitch.
(8) Chord Type
Displays the current auto chord type, these types being, Single or Fingered mode.
(9) Measure
Displays the current measure of the demo song, style or record/play back.
(10) Tempo
Displays the tempo of the demo song, style or recording/playback.
(11)Octave
Displays the octave value. +1 -1 +2 -2 etc means octave shift amount..
(12)Registration Memory
Displays the registration memory whilst storing a memory location.
(13)Record and Play
Displays the record and playback status.
.
(14)Freeze
Displays the freeze status .
