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Performing with the Keyboard
Performing
Basic Operation of the Piano Part
fig.04-17a(PianoSection)
■ The “Tones” That Change the Piano Tone
You can switch among nine tones to select the tone you want for the piano
part.
The nine tones can be selected from three tones and three variations. You
can select the category by pressing either [A.PIANO], [E.PIANO], or
[OTHERS] buttons.
Press [VARIATION] button to select the variation.
The [VARIATION] button’s indicator changes each time the button is
pressed, cycling through “Off,” “Red,” and “Green,” indicating which
variation is currently selected.
fig.04-18(ToneButtons)
Pressing a lit CATEGORY button causes the light to go off, and turns off the
piano’s sound generator.
Off Red Green
A.PIANO Concert Grand
with rich expressive
power.
Classical Pf
with mellow reso-
nance.
European Pf
Hard piano sound
with punch.
E.PIANO Rhodes Mk 1
Vintage type electric
piano.
Rhodes Mk 2
Popular electric piano
sound.
Dyno Rhodes
Electric piano modi-
fied to produce a
brighter sound.
OTHERS Wurly Piano
Piano sound popular
in the 60’s.
Clav
Electric clavichord
sound used widely in
funk music.
Harpsichord
Acoustic harpsichord
sound.