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Overall Master Tempo Same as “Master Tempo” of Live Control (page 119).
Changes the tempo of the currently selected Style or Song. The available
tempo range differs depending on the selected Style/Song.
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Style Tempo Lock/
Reset
Pressing the pedal or button changes the “Tempo” setting on the Style Set-
ting display from “Reset” to “Lock.” Pressing again returns the setting to
“Reset.”
For details on the Style Change Behavior “Tempo,” see page 13.
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Style Tempo Hold/
Reset
Pressing the pedal or button changes the “Tempo” setting on the Style Set-
ting display from “Reset” to “Hold.” Pressing again returns the setting to
“Reset.”
For details on the Style Change Behavior “Tempo,” see page 13.
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Transpose +/- Same as the TRANSPOSE [+]/[-] buttons.  -
Upper Octave +/- Same as the UPPER OCTAVE [+]/[-] buttons.  -
Scale Tune Quick
Setting
Allows to make the Sub Scale setting (page 43) directly.
While pressing the pedal or button to which this function is assigned, press
the desired keys and then release the pedal or button. This enables the Sub
Scale with the keys you entered set to -50 cents.
To release the Sub Scale setting, press the pedal or button, and then release
it without pressing any keys.
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Scale Tune Bypass
On/Off
Same as [Bypass] on the Scale Tune Main/Sub display.
Disables all the Scale Tune settings (both Main and Sub) temporarily. This
lets you hear the sound for comparison purposes.
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Percussion The pedal plays a percussion instrument selected at the bottom of this dis-
play (or in the window called up by touching “Kit” “Category” or “Instru-
ment”). In the Drum Kit Instrument Selection window, you can also use the
keyboard to select an instrument.
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Voice Guide On/Off Turns the Voice Guide function on or off (page 131).  -
No Assign No function is assigned. - 
Functions Assignability
Category Function Description P A R
When you select the percussion instrument by pressing a key on the keyboard, the velocity
with which you press the key determines the percussion volume.
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