You can set instrument tones to match the mood of a piece of music, etc., and register the set tones as tone memories.

Select Main Tone/Tone Memory

1.Tap the “Tone” button.

2.Tap “Main Tone/Tone Memory”

3.Tap the “Select” button

The main tone selection screen will appear for you to select the desired tone.

Registering Tone Memories

1.Tap the “Tone” button.

2.Tap “Main Tone/Tone Memory”

3.Tap the “Store” button

The tone memory registration screen appears.

4.Select the tone memory to be overwritten and tap the “Store” button.

Once registration is complete, the registration completion screen will be displayed.

• If you do not wish to register, tap the “Cancel” button.

Select Tone

1.Tap the “Tone” button.

2.Tap “Tone”

3.Specify the settings below.

①

Layer ON/OFF buttons

Turns ON/OFF the function that allows you to layer and play two different tones. When ON, the layered tone (“Upper2”) is enabled and the sound is produced on “Upper1” and “Upper2”.

②

View by Part

The color of the display will be color-coded according to the settings of Layer.

Tap the keyboard to display a list of tone names.

③

Upper1 tone button

The main tone is displayed. Tap to display the tone list screen and change the tone settings.

④

Upper2 tone button

Displays when Layer is ON. The secondary layer tone is displayed. Tap to display the tone list screen and change the tone settings.

Part settings

1.Displays a screen showing a list of tones for the part to be reconfigured.

①

Settings button

2.Tap the Settings button.

3.Specify the various settings.

Upper1, Upper2 Common

①

Volume

Sets the volume. Tapping “+” increases the volume.

②

Octave Shift

Changes the keyboard register in octave units. It can be changed up to three octaves above or below the original range.

③

Sustain Time (Main Part)

Sets the length of the reverberation. Each tap on the “+” button will increase the length of the reverberation.

In Upper1, you can set up and change Main Part, and in Upper2 you can set up and change Layer Part.