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Performing
Selecting a Tone (Layer)
1.
Press the [ZONE VIEW] button.
The ZONE VIEW screen appears.
Select the VIEW number as appropriate for the zones that are
layered.
2.
Switch the current zone and select a tone for
each zone.
Current Zone
Layered zones
3.
Save the scene as described in “Saving a
Scene” (p. 44).
Dividing the Keyboard into Two
Regions
(Split)
You can divide the keyboard into left-hand and right-hand
ranges, and play a different tone in each range.
This type of setup is called a “split,” and the point at which the
keyboard is divided is called the “split point.”
1.
Select a scene for single play.
2.
Press the [SPLIT] button to make it light.
High range (ZONE1)
Split point
Low range (ZONE4)
Split is enabled; you can play the ZONE 1 tone in the high range,
and the ZONE 4 tone in the low range.
3.
To cancel split, press the [SPLIT] button to
make it go dark.
When you disable split, the high and low range settings (KEY
RANGE) are reset, and ZONE 1 and 4 are layered.
NOTE
On the FANTOM, the [SPLIT] button is lit whenever the high and low range
settings (KEY RANGE) of any zone are other than the default values (low C-:
high G9). Even if zones are layered, the button is lit whenever the KEY RANGE
settings are other than the default. Making the [SPLIT] button go dark means
that the KEY RANGE settings of all zones are reset to the default values.
Changing the Keyboard’s Split Point
1.
While holding down the [SPLIT] button, press
the key that is to become the new split point.
Split point
(included in ZONE 1)
When you press a key, the split point is shown.
When you release the [SPLIT] button, the previous display will
reappear.
The split-point key is included in the ZONE 1 section.
Selecting a Tone (Split)
1.
Press the [ZONE VIEW] button.
The ZONE VIEW screen appears.
Select the VIEW number that’s appropriate for the number of
zones that are split.
2.
Switch the current zone and select a tone for
each zone.
Current Zone
Split zones
Hold down ZONE SELECT [1] if you want to change the tone of
the high range, or hold down ZONE SELECT [4] if you want to
change the tone of the low range, and then select a tone.
3.
Save the scene as described in “Saving a
Scene” (p. 44).
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