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Seventh Chord - Any seventh chord can be played with the conventional four notes or with two notes.
The two note Seventh Chord formula for MCS is... chord letter name + two notes down.
- The first note to play is the letter name of the chord.
- The second note to play is two down (to the left) of the first note.
For example, to play a C Seventh ( C7 ) chord play the C note and the black B
b
note to the left of C.
Play both keys at the same time.
No Chord - Written as N.C. in your music, No Chord can be achieved using MCS by playing a group of
three, four, or five consecutive keys at the same time on the Lower Keyboard, as
illustrated below. For example: C, C
#
, D or F, F
#
, G, A
b
.
The MCS Chord Chart in the back of this guide lists the notes needed to form a variety of chords
using MCS in addition to the examples given.
Memory continues sounding the last MCS chord played, even after the key or keys have been
released. Turn the button off to hear your MCS chords only when you are playing the key(s).
You can start the Introduction by pressing the Start/Stop button in place of playing a chord.
- Begin playing your song when the introduction is through and the Style is playing.
Watch the Display for a cue when to play.
- When you are finished playing your song, lift your left hand off of the keys and press the Intro
Ending button again to hear a professional sounding ending.
Intro Ending adds introductions and endings to your songs.
There are unique introductions and endings for each Music Style.
-
Press the Style button for your song. Use Full Band or select
one of the other Performer options.
- Press the Intro Ending button.
- Play the first lower keyboard chord of your song; conventional
or MCS.
Keyboard
Split - F#3
Keyboard
Split - F#3
4
5
3 2
1
3 2
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