buttons. The User group allows you to select from among the
accompaniment arrangements you have created yourself.
Information on how to create your own styles is found in the
chapters entitled "Conductor 1" and "Conductor 2".
Using Styles
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Style Variation/Fill-In 1-6
Each style is provided with 6 variations and 6 fill-ins. You may
want to select several styles and try out all versions of each
style. The LED shows
you which variation is
in use for playback.
You will notice with
many rhythmic styles
that although the
individual variations
generally increase in
complexity, some of
them possess very
different characteristics within a given style. In some cases
variations of the same style may be suited for completely
different songs or a medley in a certain genre. Furthermore, the
sequences of variations and fill-ins can be exchanged. You can
combine any desired fill-in with any variation.
When you press the Fill-In button, a musical transition is
performed according to the rhythmical position of the
accompaniment at that particular moment. A fill-in can be up to
2 measures in length and always provides a transition phrase to
the first beat of the next measure of the accompaniment. If the
Fill-in is selected earlier, it is held over until the correct metrical
position is reached; if selected later, only the last part of the
