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Register 5 (64):
Features solo clarinet with soft brass on the right hand,
and acoustic bass and soft brass on the left hand.
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Phantom*: Clarinet
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Register 6 (65):
Features solo trumpet with brass on the right hand,
and acoustic bass and brass on the left hand.
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Phantom*: Trumpet
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Register 7 (66):
Features vibes with slow strings on the right hand, and
acoustic bass and organ on the left hand.
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Phantom*: Clarinet
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Register 8 (67):
Features mandolin with strings on the right hand, and
acoustic bass with clarinet (arpeggio) on the left hand.
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Phantom*: Tremolo strings
Touch the Register 1 button. You should hear piano with slow strings.
Notice the touch-sensitivity. The piano really comes alive with the
touch feature! Turn off this feature by touching the button labeled
touch. The red LED above the button will go off. Play the Concerto
with the touch feature on and off and compare the difference. Touch
sensitivity adds extra realism to many sounds
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Now touch the Register 2 button and try the great organ sound.
Notice the touch button is off. For more realistic ORGAN sounds we
recommend turning off this feature and using the using the expression
pedal.
Try all of the factory settings and you will find they match most styles
of music. Pay particular attention to Registers 5 and 6 as they feature
solo sounds. Solo means there is an automatic split which plays the
solo sound only on the highest note and other orchestra sounds are
played on all other notes.
We suggest that after becoming familiar with the factory-set registers
you learn how to select and create your own registers. Refer to Chapter
3, "Making and Recording Your Very Own Registers"
* Phantom is a feature that brings a new (phantom) sound to the
treble keyboard. This feature is presented in the next chapter.
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