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Owner's Manual

Performance, Tracks and Rom Sounds

◆ Press ENTER:

◆ Press ENTER again to confirm the Save Performance command. The modified

Real Time Performance will remain in memory until you modify it again or turn

off the instrument.

What parameters do the Performances memorise?

The amount of data memorised by a Performance is understandably immense, consid-

ering that you only need to press one button on the control panel to set the instrument to

the required playing mode.

The data memorised:

The Performance name, the “track configuration” and a set of specific data for every

memorised track, including the individual volume settings and MIDI In and Out

channels, the Out port, the track status (Local/MIDI In/Off, etc.), the destination

(Internal Sound engine or external on MIDI Out) and other parameters which include the

playing mode (poly/mono), the track transpose and tuning status, the aftertouch status

(on/off) and many others which are explained further ahead.

How the Performances of the playing modes differ

The Performances associated to the various playing modes differ in several aspects:

If you want to play Sounds in real time, you must select a REAL TIME

PERFORMANCE - this recalls one or more Sounds (up to 16, one

assigned to each track) together with a precise setting of all the

elements of the panel which the Real Time Performance can memo-

rise.

To play a Rhythm and automatic Arrangement, you must select an INTERNAL

STYLE or a PROGRAMMABLE STYLE - these recall a series of

pre-recorded accompaniment patterns (Riffs - repeating patterns for

the Major, Minor, 7th chords, etc.) as well as a related setting of all the

parameters of the panel which the Style Performance can memorise.

To play a pre-recorded musical sequence, you must select a SONG - this recalls

a musical sequence based on a multi-timbral recording (up to 16

sounds) as well as up to 8 different settings of the parameters of the

panel (SONG PERFORMANCES), which can be recalled during the

execution of the Song.

N.B. Another mode, called the SONG STYLE, is also available, offering the

possibility of recording (and playing back) a Song by exploiting the existing

automatic accompaniment structures (Styles). This mode is explained in detail in

the relevant chapter further ahead.

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