Casio CT-636 - Manual (Page 9)

7. Auto-accompaniment
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< About the tones used in the auto-accompaniment >
Each auto-accompaniment pattern consists of one bass line and two types of
chord lines (chord 1 and chord 2), The tones of these elements are preset
corresponding to each auto-rhythms as shown below;
RHYTHMS CHORD 1 TONES CHORD 2 TONES BASS TONES
ROCK 1 FUNKY CLAVI HARPSICHORD SLAP BASS
8 BEAT 1 ELEC. PIANO VIBRAPHONE WOOD BASS
16 BEAT 1 JAZZ ORGAN SYNTH CLAVI SLAP BASS
DISCO 1 JAZZ ORGAN ORGAN SLAP BASS
POPS 1 PIANO VIBRAPHONE WOOD BASS
SLOW ROCK PIANO HARPSICHORD WOOD BASS
SWING PIANO JAZZ GUITAR WOOD BASS
SAMBA 'JAZZ GUITAR HONKY TONK PIANO WOOD BASS
BOSSA NOVA JAZZ GUITAR ELEC. PIANO WOOD BASS
WALTZ JAZZ ORGAN ORGAN WOOD BASS
ROCK 2 HARPSICHORD HARPSICHORD SLAP BASS
8 BEAT 2 PIANO HARPSICHORD SLAP BASS
16 BEAT 2 BRASS ENS. HARPSICHORD SLAP BASS
DISCO 2 HARPSICHORD HARPSICHORD SLAP BASS
POPS 2 PIANO ELEC. PIANO WOOD BASS
BLUECRASS HARPSICHORD HARPSICHORD WOOD BASS
REGGAE HARPSICHORD JAZZ ORGAN SLAP BASS
TANGO ACCORDION HARPSICHORD WOOD BASS
BEGUINE JAZZ GUITAR CHORUS WOOD BASS
MARCH BRASS ENS. FLUTE WOOD BASS
Using the auto harmonize function
When you're using the Casio Chord or fingered chord function, you can
add automatic harmony to your melodies by pressing the AUTO HARMONIZE
button. If you use this function when Tone Bank button is ON, automatic
harmony is added using the "Secondary" sound (see "Tone Bank Sound
Combinations", page 10), and "Primary" sound performance becomes
monophonic.
When you seiect this function, melody keyboard performance becomes monophonic even if
no accompaniment keyboard keys are pressed.
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* For any malfunction, always check battery condition first (see page 6)
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1. Main volume turned
down.
2. Headphones con­
nected.
3. Auto power off has
activated.
Main and accompani­
ment volume turned
down.
Refrigerators, washing
machines and similar
electric appliances.
1. Main volume turned
down.
2. Defective connection
cord.
1. Turn up main
volume.
2. Disconnect head­
phones.
3. Turn the power
switch off and then
on again.
Turn up main and
accompaniment volume.
Use outlet as far away
as possible from appli­
ance thought to be the
cause.
1. Turn up main
volume.
2. Replace connection
cord.
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