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Automatic
accompaniment
c. Fade-in, Fade-out
You can use Fade In to make the automatic accompaniment start and gradually
increase in volume, or Fade Out to make the automatic accompaniment gradually
decrease in volume and then stop.
1
Specify a chord
Specify a chord by playing notes in the keyboard area selected for this purpose. The
name of the selected chord will appear in the LCD screen.
2
Press the [FADE IN/OUT] switch
The [FADE IN/OUT] switch indicator will begin blinking. The automatic accompa-
niment will start at a low volume and gradually increase. When the normal volume
is reached, the [FADE IN/OUT] switch indicator will go dark.
If you wish to verify that the automatic accompaniment has started, check that the
four [BEAT] indicators are lighting on the beat and at the tempo.
3
During the performance, press the [FADE IN/OUT] switch
The [FADE IN/OUT] switch indicator will begin blinking. The automatic accompa-
niment will gradually decrease in volume, and will then stop. When it stops, the
[FADE IN/OUT] and [START/STOP] switch indicators will go dark.
If you wish to verify that the automatic accompaniment has stopped, check that the
four [BEAT] indicators are dark.
d. Pedal Start, Pedal Stop
You can start/stop the automatic accompaniment by pressing the center pedal.
1
Access the “Func 3/13” page
After pressing the [FUNCTION] switch, use the [PAGE
®
] switch to access the
third page.
2
Set the “Pedal Assign” setting to “Start/Stop”
Now you can use the center pedal as the [START/STOP] switch. ( ☞ p.29)
3
Press the [EXIT] or [FUNCTION] switch
You will return to the main screen.
4
Specify a chord
Specify a chord by playing notes in the keyboard area selected for this purpose. The
name of the selected chord will appear in the LCD screen.
5
Press the center pedal
When you press the center pedal (known as the sostenuto pedal on a piano), the
automatic accompaniment will begin. When you press the center pedal once again,
the accompaniment will stop.
In this case, the sostenuto effect cannot be used.
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