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screen saver function that allows register changes to occur as fast as
possible. When notes are played during a register change, the screen is
not fully displayed which saves time and allows the register change to
be immediate. If you wish to view the entire screen, simply touch the
exit button and the full screen will be displayed.
Phantom
Phantom is a feature you will find invaluable no matter what your
music ability. Phantom is an imaginary keyboard, or second sound,
that allows you to carry on a dialogue between two separate
instruments. Phantom also provides the ability to play a solo passage
on notes other than those with high note priority , with phantom, notes
up and down the scale may be played by the solo instrument.
To see how this feature works select factory-set Register 2. You now
have a theater organ sound. Touch the "phantom" foot pedal (the first,
or far left pedal on the four-way pedal) and the sound will change to a
trumpet. Touch the "phantom" pedal again and you will return to the
organ sound. The LED above the solo button will flash when phantom
is on.
Now, with the phantom off touch any note on the keyboard. While
holding that note (organ sound) touch the "phantom" foot switch and
play a passage of notes above and below the original note. Note that
these have a trumpet sound while the original note remains the organ.
Now release all the notes and play a new passage. All of these notes
will have a trumpet sound. Touch the "phantom" pedal (turning the
phantom feature off) and any new notes return to the organ sound.
Four-way Foot Pedal
Foot pedal A (second pedal from the left) is set as a sustain pedal while
in the factory songs. Foot pedal B (third pedal from the left) is
sostenuto. To use the sostenuto effect you must first play a note(s),
then before releasing it hold down the sostenuto pedal. The sostenuto
pedal will sustain the notes for you allowing you to play non-
sustained passages with only the pre-selected notes being sustained.
Foot pedal C (far right pedal) is the soft damper pedal. This allows you
to soften a passage on the right hand. The use of these pedals will be
described later in this manual.