Yamaha Electone ME-10 - Electone ME-10 Basic Features; Creating Sound Registrations

Il. The Basic Features of Your Electone
1. Now, Let’s Create Some Registrations
UPPER KEYBOARD VOICE SECTIONS
The Upper Keyboard of the ME-10 has two VOICE Sections that differ in character. Besides
using them independently, you can also combine both sections.
1 Choose one sound from each section.
SOLO VOICES | p OPCHESTRAL voices ME VOICES
чинэ. -—
nu ми D stanes || Gees
CJI
0
TRUMPET D come
ц
a
VOLUME VOLUMI
— UPPER— — UPPER/LOWER —
ORCHESTRAL VOICES: Besides strings and brass, this section also offers COM-
BINATION (traditional organ sound). These sounds are polyphonic, which means that .
multiple notes can be played simultaneously. (See page 7 regarding the use of the TO
LOWER button.)
SOLO VOICES: This section contains voices labelled flute and trumpet. These sounds
are monophonic, which means that only one note may be played at any given time.
2 Set the volume.
SOLO VOICES * ORCHESTRAL VOICES
=
| E | =
FLUTE ‘STRINGS BRASS
LOWER
TRUMPET
Г 155
VOLUME
— UPPER— — UPPER/LOWER —
VOLUME
Please set the volume to the desired level for each of these sections. Your Electone lets you
select one of five volume levels—the top one (MIN) being OFF and the bottom one (MAX)
being full volume.
In case you do not need the sound of one of these sections, set the volume level of that
section to its top position (MIN).
3 Play the upper keyboard.
The voice selected will be heard. Try changing to other voices and compare the sounds.
[7 Additional Voices Can be Transferred]
The seven voices in the VOICE MENU can be
transferred to the grey buttons in each VOICE
section (COMBI. of ORCHESTRAL VOICES;
TRUMPET of SOLO VOICES, etc.), allowing you to
increase versatility. (See page 8 for details.
[Keying Priorities]
Upper and Lower keyboards: A maximum of
10 notes can be produced simultaneously. These
10 notes are available in any upper/lower
keyboard ratio.
For example, if you press seven keys on the upper
keyboard, only three keys will produce sound on
the lower keyboard.
SOLO VOICES: When more than two notes are
played at the same time, the note farthest to the
right has priority.
[Additional Information]
@When TO LOWER is turned on, the OR-
CHESTRAL VOICES sound cannot be produced
on the upper keyboard.