Akai EWI5000, Руководство пользователя

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Fingering
The EWI5000's different fingering modes
accommodate different styles of playing.
Click a checkbox to select the finginering
mode you want.
EWI This is the standard fingering for the EWI5000, based on the fingering of
conventional woodwind instruments.
Saxophone This fingering resembles that of a standard saxophone. In this mode, the EWI
will ignore fingers that are two notes below the highest note.
Flute This fingering resembles that of a standard C flute, although flutists will have
to familiarize themselves with a couple new fingerings to properly adapt their
performance to the EWI5000.
Oboe This fingering resembles that of a standard oboe.
EVI EVI stands for electric valve instrument . This fingering may be useful to
players who wish to use fingerings closer to those of a brass instrument.
EVI Reversed This fingering most closely resembles the movement of the left wrist on an
actual EVI (recommended mostly for experienced EVI players). The octave
rollers are reversed in this fingering mode.