KETRON SD9 Manual & Tutorial
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Fig. 95. Style Modeling
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As an example, let’s replace the current ‘boring’ Nylon guitar lines used in Arranger/Variation A
CHORD 2 with a new ARP Guitar from the built in KETRON library that has over 30 guitar arps.
(
NB:- You can touch any of the ARRANGERS A-D on the panel and work with it’s chord 2 instead
).
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Touch the
CHORD 2
icon above the MODELING icon to display a page similar to this below –
Fig. 96. Style Arpeggios
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On the right side of the screen, touch
GUITAR
to access the Guitar Library of arpeggios and other
orchestral guitar lines.
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The left side of the screen displays the arpeggios found in the GUITAR bank. You can turn the data
wheel to reveal even more.
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Since they are named generically (
Arp1, Arp2 …. Etc
), it would be wise to press the red START button
to start playing the style (
play a chord so the full arranger is playing
) and then as the style plays, test
each of these to see which one you want to use. For clarity, you can touch the SOLO button (
which will
mute all the other arranger parts but CHORD 2 which you are now working with
).
o
You can also take this a step further and change the instrument used to create the ARP (in this
case the guitar). You may want to replace the STEEL guitar with another guitar or another
instrument from another category such as Brass or Piano. To do this, simply touch the
CHORD 2 (GUITAR) icon to display the current instrument and it’s source –
