Lowrey EZ4 Virtual Orchestra, Owner'S Manual

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With both the Orchestral On/Off and Orchestral to Right Split buttons lighted Orchestral sounds
may be played on both keyboards.
Orchestral Sounds
Orchestral Sounds
The Lower Keyboard Split location is preset to F#3. See Features-Keyboard Split to change the location.
Harmony is the playing of two or more notes at the same time to create a
pleasant sound. Much like the EASY button, which makes playing left hand
chords easier, Harmony makes right hand harmonies possible with just
one finger. There are four different Harmony types from which to choose.
- Press the Harmony button.
- Press either Scroll button to choose a harmony type.
- The Display shows the active harmony type.
- The Harmony feature functions when...
You play single notes on the Upper Keyboard...
While you play a chord (MCS or Conventional) on the Lower Keyboard (to the left of the split).
- AOC takes all of your lower keyboard notes and adds them below the upper keyboard note being
played. Any notes within a whole step of the upper keyboard note being played may be excluded.
- Duet adds one more note to the right hand/upper keyboard note being played. Duet creates a
nice, light sound.
- Rock harmony adds two notes below the upper keyboard note being played.
This harmony style is often heard on electric guitar in rock n’ roll and contemporary country.
- Octave harmony adds the lower octave note to the right hand/upper keyboard note being played.
A good harmony type for piano or jazz guitar.
Fake It! is a fun and exciting feature that enables you to step out and play
a professional sounding solo, or ‘Riff’ with just one finger. All you need to
do is play a single upper keyboard key in a rhythmic fashion.
- Press the Fake It! button.
- Play single notes to hear a solo.
- Any upper keyboard sound may be used.
- Fake It! works with or without a Style.
- Fake It! follows your lower keyboard chord changes.
Hint: Alternate between any
two note, along with a Music
Style, on the upper keyboard.