Lowrey EY 300 Fanfare, Owner'S Manual

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Seventh Chord - Any seventh chord can be played with the conventional four notes or with two notes.
The two note Seventh Chord formula for MCS is... chord letter name + two notes down.
- The first note to play is the letter name of the chord.
- The second note to play is two down (to the left) of the first note.
For example, to play a C Seventh (C7) chord play the C note and the black B
b
note to the left of C.
Play both keys at the same time.
No Chord - Written as N.C. in your music, No Chord can be achieved using MCS by playing a group of
three, four, or five consecutive keys at the same time on the Lower Keyboard, as illustrated below.
For example: C, C
#
, D or F, F
#
, G,A
b
.
The MCS Chord Chart in the back of this guide lists the notes needed to form a variety of chords
using MCS in addition to the examples given.
Intro Ending adds introductions and endings to your songs.
There are unique introductions and endings for each Music Style.
- Press the Style button for your song. Use Full Band or select one of
the other Performer options.
- Press the Intro Ending button.
- Play the first lower keyboard chord of your song; conventional or MCS.
You can start the Introduction by pressing the Start Stop button in place of playing a chord.
- Begin playing your song when the introduction is through and the Style is playing.
Watch the Display for a cue when to play.
- When you are finished playing your song, lift your left hand off of the keys and press the Intro Ending
button again to hear a professional sounding ending.
Minor Chord Intro - Hear a different introduction to the Styles.
- Select a Style, select a Performer, press Intro Ending and start by playing a Minor Chord;
conventional or MCS.