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Learning to Play by Playing (For Synthesizer Novices)
E-13
Play some notes on the keyboard, and as you do move the
5
sliders around. This will change the volume settings of
the tones that make up the six layers. Adjust the volume
levels until you get the balance you want.
After you are finished, you can save the result as a user tone.
Press
7
WRITE to enter the save mode. The save
destination will appear on the display screen.
Use the
bo
dial or
bq
minus (–) and plus (+) buttons to
specify the bank and tone number where you want to save
your user tone.
Next, press the
bq
down (w) button to change to the tone
name input screen.
Example:
Use the
bq
left (U) and right (I) buttons to move the cursor
between input positions, and the
bp
tone number buttons to
input characters.
• The illustration below shows the letters that each of the
bp
tone number buttons inputs. Each press of a button
cycles through the letters or toggles between the settings
assigned to it. For information about what types of
characters are supported, see page E-91.
• You also can use the
bq
minus (–) and plus (+) buttons
or the
bo
dial to scroll through characters.
After the tone name is the way you want, press
bq
ENTER.
This will cause “Replace?” (Do you want to replace the current
tone?) to appear on the display.*
1
Press
bq
YES to save the user tone.*
2
*1 Saving data to a tone number deletes any data that was
previously assigned to that number.
*2 If you do not want to save the data, press
bq
NO instead
of YES.
To recall a stored user tone, use the same procedure as that
for recalling preset tones. Let’s try recalling the tone we just
saved.
• Before specifying the tone bank and number, press
bp
PRESET/USER to enter the user tone select mode.
Layer 1 through 6
individual volume
Global
volume
5
Save destination
U: User number
0-0: Bank 0, Tone Number 0
Cursor: Input position
bp
Symbols (Part 1)
Numerals
ABC DEF GHI JKL
(Upper/lower case toggle)
MNO PQRS TUV WXYZ
Symbols (Part 2)
Lit (Indicates user tone selected.)
User tone