Roland Atelier Combo AT-350C Instructions and recipes

Version 2 Supplementary Manual

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Introduction
About this Manual
This document (Version 2 Supplementary Manual) explains functions that have been added to the AT-350C, and changes (improvements) that have
been made in the functions and operations described in the “Owner’s Manual.”
* Please refer to the “AT-350C Owner’s Manual” for an explanation of everything other than the newly added items covered here.
New Functions Explained in This Manual
Vintage organ (p. 4)
■In addition to the organ sounds (JAZZ TYPE) you expect from the Music Atelier, organ sounds suitable for pop and rock (ROCK TYPE) have been
added.
■You can now edit organ sounds in detail, including aspects typical of the organ such as the rotary eect and percussion.
Rhythm
■We have added new rhythms that are easy to use with organ performances. Some of the drum sets have improved sounds that oer greater realism
and power. For details on the rhythms that have been added, refer to “List of Added Rhythms” (p. 13).
Also, thanks to the newly added “Drum Set Mode” function (p. 9), it’s now possible to switch between the old and new drum sets, while keeping the
previous drum sets as they were.
■The Arranger function now uses “Adaptive Chord Voicing technology” so that the automatic accompaniment will change in a smoother and more
musical way when you change chords.
D-BEAM (p. 5)
More functions and eects can now be controlled using the D-BEAM controller.
Voices
■■SuperNATURAL■voices■(p.■6)
Now you can use SuperNATURAL voices for not only the Solo part, but also for the Lower part.
■We have added new voices that are easy to use for live performances. Refer to the “Voice List” (p. 11).
■Voices are now displayed by voice group for easier selection (p. 7).
Improvements in the Utility screen (p. 8)
The parameters are now shown organized by category, making it easier to nd the parameter that you want to edit.

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Creating a Vintage Organ Sound
You can create your own personalized organ sound by changing the type of organ or the settings of the rotary eect.
1. Use■the■harmonic■bars■to■create■the■desired■organ■sound.
2. Press■the■[Utility]■button.
3. Press■the■Value■[-]■[+]■buttons■to■select■“Organ.”
4. Press■the■Menu■[ ]■button.
5. Press■the■Menu■[ ]■[ ]■buttons■to■select■the■parameter■that■you■want■to■edit.
* If you want to edit the settings for the rotary eect, choose “Rotary” and then press the [Utility] button.
6. Press■the■Value■[-]■[+]■buttons■to■change■the■value■of■the■setting.
Parameter Value Explanation
Settings■for■the■sound■of■the■organ
Organ■Type JAZZ, ROCK
Selects the type of organ.
JAZZ: This is the standard organ sound of the Music Atelier. With richly expressive sound from the low to the
high ranges, it is appropriate for jazz performance.
ROCK: This is a newly added organ sound. It produces a powerful tone with excellent presence, and is appropri-
ate for pop or rock performance.
* If you select JAZZ, the Rotary Type will automatically be set to “TYPE 1.”
* If you select Rock, the Rotary Type will automatically be set to “TYPE 2.”
Vintage■Organ■Volume 0–12
Refer to “AT-350C Owner’s Manual.”
Overdrive 0–12
Vibrato/Chorus■Part UPPER+LOWER,
UPPER, LOWER
Leakage■Level 0–31 Species the amount of leakage noise (noise characteristic of tonewheel organs).
Percussion■Level 0–15 Species the percussion volume.
On■Click■Level 0–31 Species the level of the click sound that is heard when you press a key.
O■Click■Level 0–31 Species the level of the click sound that is heard when you release a key.
Organ■Low■Gain -12–12 Species the amount of boost/cut for the low-frequency range.
Organ■High■Gain -12–12 Species the amount of boost/cut for the high-frequency range.
Settings■for■the■rotary■eect
Rotary■Type TYPE1, TYPE2
Selects the type of rotary eect.
TYPE1: A mild rotary eect with an extended high-frequency range.
TYPE2: A dynamic rotary eect with a powerful low-frequency range.
Woofer■Accel 1–16 Species how quickly the woofer’s rotation speed will change when you switch the rotation speed.
Tweeter■Accel 1–16 Species how quickly the tweeter’s rotation speed will change when you switch the rotation speed.
Wf■Slow■Speed 0–127 Species the woofer’s rotation speed when low speed is selected.
Tw■Slow■Speed 0–127 Species the tweeter’s rotation speed when low speed is selected.
Wf■Fast■Speed 0–127 Species the woofer’s rotation speed when high speed is selected.
Tw■Fast■Speed 0–127 Species the tweeter’s rotation speed when high speed is selected.
Using the New Functions

Using the New Functions
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Switching the D-BEAM Function
We have added more functions and sound eects that can be controlled by the D-BEAM controller.
Turning on/o functions and eects that have been added
1. Simultaneously■press■the■D-BEAM■[Pitch]■and■[Volume]■buttons■so■that■the■[Pitch]■[Filter]■[Volume]■buttons■are■all■lit■orange.
D-BEAM Assign is now on.
2. Press■the■D-BEAM■[Pitch],■[Filter],■or■[Volume]■button,■so■its■indicator■goes■out.
D-BEAM Assign is now o.
Switching functions or sound eects
1. Simultaneously■press■the■D-BEAM■[Pitch]■and■[Volume]■buttons■so■that■the■[Pitch]■[Filter]■[Volume]■buttons■are■all■lit■orange.
The D-BEAM Assign screen appears.
2. While■the■D-BEAM■Assign■screen■is■displayed,■use■the■Value■[-]■[+]■buttons■to■select■the■function■or■sound■eect■that■you■want■to■
control■with■the■D-BEAM.
Setting Explanation
Modifying■the■sound
Rotary■Fast/Slow Switch the rotation speed of the rotary speaker between “Fast” and “Slow.”
Wheel■Brake This simulates the way in which the tone wheels stop rotating when you switch o the power on a tone wheel
organ. This eect is valid for Vintage organ.
Pitch■Up The notes played on the upper keyboard will rise in pitch as you move your hand toward the D-BEAM.
* The Pitch Up eect will not be applied to the vintage organ voice.
Modulation The vibrato eect is added to the voices played on the Upper keyboard.
* Please note that only the appropriate voices will allow vibrato to be added, refer to “Voice List”(p. 11)
Fill■In Inserts a ll-in into the Rhythm.
Break Stop the Rhythm at the end of that measure (Break).
N.Control■1 Produce the same eect as the foot switch assignment for the SuperNATURAL voice.
N.Control■2
Sound■eects
Crash■Cymbal The sound of a cymbal played with a stick.
Concert■Cymbal A pair of orchestral cymbals played with both hands.
Concert■BD An orchestral bass drum.
Church■Bell The sound of a church bell, with a slight echo.
Big■Gong The sound of a gong.
Wind■chime■Down The sound of a wind chime played from high to low notes.
Triangle The sound of a triangle.
Vibra■Slap The sound of a vibraslap; an instrument with a wooden resonator struck by a vibrating arm.
Wind■Whistle A comical-feeling whistle with a changing pitch.
Big■Shot The sound of a cannon shot.
Smash■Glass The sound of breaking glass.
MEMO
• While D-BEAM Assign is on, you can hold down the D-BEAM [Pitch], [Filter], or [Volume] button for a number of seconds to display the D-BEAM
Assign screen, where you can check which function is assigned.
• The volume of the eect is linked with the volume of the manual percussion.
For details on adjusting the manual percussion volume, refer to “Adjust the Volume Balance” (AT-350C Owner’s Manual, p. 35).

Using the New Functions
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SuperNATURAL Voices
In the following SuperNATURAL voices, the foot switch eect has been changed to an eect that is more suitable for the distinctive behavior of that
specic instrument.
Voice■name Characteristics Foot■switch■eect
N.CONTROL■1 N.CONTROL■2
N.Flute This is a realistic ute voice that includes the sound of the air that escapes when the instrument
is blown. Staccato Growl
N.EnglishHrn The ability to sustain long notes and the beautiful vibrato make this voice special. Staccato Hold
N.Clarinet This sound delivers the warm tone typical of a clarinet and a distinctive sense of pitch when a
glissando is played. Glissando Staccato
MEMO
If you assign the “Pitch Up” function to the D-BEAM, you’ll be able to smoothly raise the pitch for conventional voices. However, with the following
SuperNATURAL voices, you’ll obtain a more specialized eect.
* This is eective with respect to notes played on the upper keyboard.
•■ Wind■instruments■such■as■N.Trumpet,■N.Alto■Sax,■and■N.Flute
The eect will raise the pitch one octave in smoothly connected steps; this is the opposite of the Fall eect.
•■ N.Harmonica
The sound will be muted, much like the sound produced when the player’s hands are wrapped around the harmonica.
Selecting a SuperNATURAL Voice for the Lower Part
* SuperNATURAL voices can only be selected using the [Others] buttons of the Solo and Lower parts.
1. Press■the■[Others]■button■of■the■Lower■part.
2. Use■the■Menu■[ ]■[ ]■buttons■to■select■“SuperNATURAL”■as■the■voice■group.
3. Use■the■Value■[-]■[+]■buttons■to■select■a■SuperNATURAL■voice.

Using the New Functions
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Selecting the Part Controlled by N.CONTROL 1/2
If N.CONTROL 1 or N.CONTROL 2 is assigned to the foot switch, you can specify the part(s) to which the eect will be applied.
1. Press■the■[Utility]■button.
2. Press■the■Value■[-]■[+]■buttons■to■select■“Controller.”
3. Press■the■Menu■[ ]■button■to■move■to■the■category.
4. Press■the■Menu■[ ]■[ ]■buttons■to■select■“N.Control.”
5. Press■the■Value■[-]■[+]■buttons■to■change■the■value■of■the■setting.
Setting Explanation
to■ALL The eect will be applied to the SuperNATURAL voices of both the LOWER part and the SOLO part.
to■LOWER The eect will be applied to the SuperNATURAL voice of the LOWER part.
to■SOLO The eect will be applied to the SuperNATURAL voice of the SOLO part.
Selecting a Voice
Voices are now shown by their voice group for easier selection.
* For each part, voices are now listed by group even when you've pressed a voice select button other than [Others], making it easier to select voices
within the same group. When you select a voice, the indicator of the [Others] button will light.
1. Press■a■voice■select■button■for■the■part■whose■voice■you■want■to■select.
2. Use■the■Menu■[ ]■[ ]■buttons■to■choose■a■voice■group.
3. Use■the■Value■[-]■[+]■buttons■to■select■a■voice.

Using the New Functions
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Basic Operations in the Utility Screen
Parameters are now organized by category, making it easier to select the parameter that you want to edit.
1. Press■the■[Utility]■button.
2. Use■the■Value■[-]■[+]■buttons■to■select■the■category.
3. Press■the■Menu■[ ]■button■to■move■to■the■category.
4. Use■the■Menu■[ ]■[ ]■buttons■to■select■the■parameter■
that■you■want■to■edit.
* With parameters for which “Press [Utility]” appears, press the
[Utility] button to access detailed parameter settings.
5. Press■the■Value■[-]■[+]■buttons■to■change■the■value■of■the■
setting.
Pressing the [-] [+] buttons simultaneously will return the value to
the factory setting.
6. Press■the■[Display/Exit]■button■a■number■of■times■to■
return■to■the■main■screen.
Utility screen parameters
An “ * ” indicates the newly added parameters.
Category Parameter
Octave■Shift
Pedal
Lower
Upper Organ
Upper Orch
Solo
Reverb
Reverb Type
Wall Type
Depth: Accomp
Depth: Rhythm
Depth: Drums
Depth: M.Perc
Depth: A.Bass
Depth: Pedal
Depth: Lower
Depth: Upper Organ
Depth: Upper Orch
Depth: Solo
Depth: Vintage
Sustain
Pedal
Lower
Upper
Pedal Length
Lower Length
Upper Length
EZ■Touch EZ Touch
Organ
Organ Type *
VintageOrganVolume
Overdrive
Vibrato/ChorusPart
Leakage Level *
Percussion Level *
On Click Level *
O Click Level *
Organ Low Gain *
Organ High Gain *
Rotary *
Category Parameter
Keyboard
Initial Touch: Upper
Initial Touch: Lower
Initial Touch: Pedal *
Solo Mode
SoloToLower Mode
Solo Split Point
Bass Split
Bass Split Point
Pedalbass Mode
Controller
Registration Shift
L Foot Switch
R Foot Switch
N.Control *
Damper Pedal *
Solo Damper *
Pitch Bend Range
D-BEAM Sensitivity
Exp. Source
Exp. Curve
Registration
Arranger Update
Trans. Update
ManualButtonAssign
Media■Utility
Create Folder
Copy Song
Copy Registration
Copy Rhythm
Format Media
Rhythm
Chord Intelligence
Leading Bass
Auto Std Tempo
Drum Set Mode *
Intro Count Down
Count Down Sound
AccompPartBalance
Rhythm Lock
Category Parameter
Composer
Track Mute
Channel Mute
Metronome
Beat
Playback Transpose
Audio Rec Gain
Lyrics
VIMA TUNES
CD/Audio Type
CD/Audio Sync
System
MIDI
Visual Control
Aux Out
Master Tune
LCD Contrast
USB Driver
USB Memory Mode
Language

Using the New Functions
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Selecting the Keyboard Aected by
the Damper Pedal (Damper Pedal)
You can specify which keyboard will be aected when you press the
Damper (Sustain) pedal.
1. Press■the■[Utility]■button.
2. Press■the■Value■[-]■[+]■buttons■to■select■“Controller.”
3. Press■the■Menu■[ ]■button■to■move■to■■the■category.
4. Press■the■Menu■[ ]■[ ]■buttons■to■select■“Damper■Pedal.”
5. Press■the■Value■[-]■[+]■buttons■to■change■the■value■of■the■
setting.
Setting Explanation
to■UPPER The eect is applied to the voices played on the Upper
keyboard.
to■LOWER The eect is applied to the voices played on the Lower
keyboard.
Applying the Damper Pedal to the
Solo Part (Solo Damper)
If desired, you can make the damper pedal aect the Solo part as
well.
1. Press■the■[Utility]■button.
2. Press■the■Value■[-]■[+]■buttons■to■select■“Controller.”
3. Press■the■Menu■[ ]■button■to■move■to■■the■category.
4. Press■the■Menu■[ ]■[ ]■buttons■to■select■“Solo■Damper.”
5. Press■the■Value■[-]■[+]■buttons■to■change■the■value■of■the■
setting.
Setting Explanation
OFF The damper pedal eect will be applied to the Solo part.
ON The damper pedal eect will not be applied to the Solo part.
Switching Between New Drum Sets
and Old Drum Sets (Drum Set Mode)
For rhythms that use “Pop” or “Rock” as the drum set, the Drum Set
Mode setting now allows you to specify whether the new drum set
or the old drum set will be used.
* For rhythms that use a drum set other than “Pop” or “Rock,”
changing the Drum Set Mode will not aect the sound.
1. Press■the■[Utility]■button.
2. Press■the■Value■[-]■[+]■buttons■to■select■“Rhythm.”
3. Press■the■Menu■[ ]■button■to■move■to■the■category.
4. Press■the■Menu■[ ]■[ ]■buttons■to■select■“Drum■Set■Mode.”
5. Press■the■Value■[-]■[+]■buttons■to■change■the■value■of■the■
setting.
Setting Explanation
ORIGINAL Original drum set will be used.
VARIATION New drum set, which exudes ambience of live performance,
will be used.
For the following rhythms, you can change the Drum Set
Mode setting and hear how the sound diers.
Rhythm■group:■Pop/Rock
Rhythm Drum■set■used
S.8-Beat Pop
S.Rock Rock

Using the New Functions
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Assigning the SHIFT+LOAD NEXT Function to
the [Manual] Button (Manual Button Assign)
“SHIFT+LOAD NEXT” has been added to the functions that you can
assign to the [Manual] button.
1. Press■the■[Utility]■button.
2. Press■the■Value■[-]■[+]■buttons■to■select■“Registration.”
3. Press■the■Menu■[ ]■button■to■move■to■the■category.
4. Press■the■Menu■[ ]■[ ]■buttons■to■select■
“ManualButtonAssign.”
5. Press■the■Value■[-]■[+]■buttons■to■change■the■value■of■the■
setting.
Setting Explanation
MANUAL The normal function of the [Manual] button.
LOAD■NEXT
When you press the [Manual] button, registrations will be
called up in the order of the numbers at which they are
stored in USB memory or user memory.
SHIFT+■
LOAD■NEXT
The registration will change each time you press the
[Manual] button.
If you press the [Manual] button again when the
registration [8] button is selected, the Load Next function
will operate; the next registration set saved in the USB
memory will be called up.
A window asking you to conrm whether you want to
load the registrations will appear in the display.
If you press the [Manual] button again, the registration
set will be conrmed and the registration [1] button will
be selected.
Enabling Velocity Sensitivity for a
Pedalboard (Initial Touch Pedal)
If a velocity-sensitive pedalboard is connected, you can enable
velocity for your performance on the pedalboard.
1. Press■the■[Utility]■button.
2. Press■the■Value■[-]■[+]■buttons■to■select■“Keyboard.”
3. Press■the■Menu■[ ]■button■to■move■to■■the■category.
4. Press■the■Menu■[ ]■[ ]■buttons■to■select■“Initial■Touch■
Pedal.”
5. Press■the■Value■[-]■[+]■buttons■to■change■the■value■of■the■
setting.
Setting Explanation
ON Velocity sensitivity will be enabled.
OFF Velocity sensitivity will be disabled.
Using Aux Out for Monitor Speakers
(Aux Out Mode)
Now you can specify that the Aux Out jacks will output the same
sound as the Main Out jacks.
For example, at a concert this setting would allow you to use the
Main Out for the PA mixer and the Aux Out for monitor speakers.
1. Press■the■[Utility]■button.
2. Press■the■Value■[-]■[+]■buttons■to■select■“System.”
3. Press■the■Menu■[ ]■button■to■move■to■the■category.
4. Press■the■Menu■[ ]■[ ]■buttons■to■select■“Aux■Out.”
5. Press■the■[Utility]■button■to■move■to■the■detailed■settings■
for■Aux■Out.
6. Press■the■Menu■[ ]■[ ]■buttons■to■select■“Aux■Out■Mode.”
7. Press■the■Value■[-]■[+]■buttons■to■select■“MONITOR.”

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Voice List
Organ
Full Organ1 *1
Full Organ2 *1
Full Organ3 *1
Full Organ4 *1
Full Organ5 *1
Full Organ6 *1
Ballad Organ *1
Jazz Organ1 *1
Jazz Organ2 *1
Jazz Organ3 *1
Jazz Organ4 *1
Jazz Organ5 *1
Jazz Organ6 *1
ComboJazzOrg *1
Rock Organ1
Rock Organ2
Lower Organ1 *1
Lower Organ2 *1
Lower Organ3 *1
Lower Organ4 *1
Manual Bass *1
Pipe Organ1
Pipe Organ2
Pipe Organ3
Pipe Organ4
Pipe Organ5
Pipe Organ6
AEx PipeOrg
Diapason 8'
FluteCeleste
Tibia 8' *2
Theater Or.1 *2
Theater Or.2 *2
Theater Or.3 *2
Theater Or.4 *2
Theater Or.5 *2
Synth. Org.1 *2
Synth. Org.2
Metallic Org *2
Pop. Organ1 *2
Pop. Organ2 *2
Pop. Organ3 *2
Org. Attack1
Org. Attack3
Org. Click
Strings
Strings1
Strings2
Strings3 *2
Strings5
Orch.Str.Ens *2
DolceQuartet
Pizzicato *2
AEx Strings
Mood Strings *2
Slow Str.1
Slow Str.2
JP8 Strings1 *2
Synth. Str.1
Synth. Str.2
Violin *2
AEx Violin *2
Viola *2
Cello *2
Er Hu *2
Human■Voice
Jazz Scat *2
Jazz Doo *2
Jazz Doot *2
Jazz Dat *2
Jazz Bap *2
Jazz DowFall *2
Pop Voice *2
Classical
Gregorian
Choir
Warm Voices
Morning Star
Synth. Choir
Synth. Voice *2
Space Voice
Piano
NaturalPiano *2
Grand Piano
Bright Piano
Piano3
AEx PianoStr
Honky-tonk
Vintage EP 1 *2
Pro Stage 1 *2
Tremolo EP *2
StageE.Piano *2
Dyno E.Piano *2
E.Piano1
E.Piano2
E.Piano3
AEx EP+Str
Harpsichord
BrillClav DB *2
Clavi.
Guitar
Nylon-str.Gt *2
Nylon Gt.2 *2
Ac.Gtr Sld *2
Steel-str.Gt *2
12str Guitar *2
Jazz Guitar *2
Clean Guitar *2
JC E.Guitar *2
Warm Drive *2
Overdrive Gt *2
Power Guitar *2
Rock Rhythm *2
Muted Guitar *2
Hawaiian Gt. *2
Pedal Steel *2
Banjo *2
Mandolin
Harp *2
Koto *2
Shamisen *2
Chung Ruan *2
Pi Pa *2
Gu Zheng *2
Sitar *2
Brass/Sax
BrassSect.1 *2
Orch.Tutti 1 *2
Orch.Brs Ens *2
Power Brass *2
AEx Brass *2
Tp Section *2
Fr.Horn Sect
Sax.Section *2
Sax.Section2 *2
Sax/Brass
Synth. Brass *2
Trumpet *2
Trumpet2 *2
Tp/Shake *2
Cup Mute Tp *2
Mute Trumpet *2
Flugel Horn *2
Trombone *2
Trombone2 *2
F.Horn Solo1 *2
Soprano Sax *2
Alto Sax *2
Blow Sax *2
AEx AltoSax *2
Tenor Sax *2
Tenor Sax2 *2
Woodwinds
Wood Winds *2
Flute *2
Flute3 *2
Jazz Flute *2
AEx Flute *2
Oboe *2
English Horn *2
Bassoon *2
Clarinet *2
Clarinet2 *2
Shakuhachi *2
Qu Di *2
Pan Flute *2
Bagpipe *2
HumanWhistle *2

Voice List
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Lead/Pad
Big Lead *2
OSC SyncLd 1 *2
Dig-n-Duke *2
JP SuperSaw
SuperSawSlow *2
CC Solo *2
Synth. Lead1 *2
Synth. Lead2 *2
Synth. Lead3 *2
Synth. Lead4 *2
Synth. Lead5 *2
Attack! Pad *2
Ice Rain *2
LA Warm Pad *2
Pad With *2
Fantasia *2
Bell Heaven *2
Sugar Key *2
HollowReleas *2
Synth. Pad1
Synth. Pad2
Accordion
Bandoneon *2
Harmonica *2
Bass
Organ Bass1
Organ Bass2
Pipe Org. Bs
Bombarde
String Bass *2
Str.Bass Oct *2
Bass+Cymbal *2
Contrabass1 *2
Contrabass2 *2
ContraBs Oct *2
Tuba
Tuba3 *2
E.Bass1
E.Bass2 *2
E.Bass3 *2
E.Bass Oct *2
Synth. Bass1
Synth. Bass2
Percussion
Timpani
MalletCymRol
Crash Cymbal *2
Ride Cymbal
Snare Drum
Bass Drum
Taiko *2
Small Taiko *2
Bebarongan *2
Triangle *2
Tambourine
Woodblock
Jingle Bell *2
Perc. Set1
Perc. Set2
Orch.HitMenu
Vibraphone *2
Glockenspiel
Celesta
Tubular-bell
Marimba
Xylophone
Steel Drums
Yang Qin *2
Gender *2
Pemade *2
Kajar *2
Kelontuk Sid *2
Angklung *2
Music Box *2
Vibra Bells *2
Digi Bells *2
SuperNATURAL
N.Violin *2
N.Cello *2
N.Er Hu *2
N.NylonStrGt *2
N.FlamencoGt *2
N.Trumpet *2
N.Trombone *2
N.Alto Sax *2
N.Tenor Sax *2
N.Flute *2
N.EnglishHrn *2
N.Clarinet *2
N.Shakuhachi *2
N.Harmonica *2
N.Marimba
*1■:■■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Rotary:■eective
*2■:■■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Vibrato:■eective
:■■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Voices■newly■added■in■version■2.0
■:■■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Active■Expression■voice
■:■ ■ SuperNATURAL■voice

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List of Added Rhythms
Jazz
S.Swing
Pop/Rock
S.8-Beat *1
S.16-Beat *2
S.Rock *2
S.Funk *1
S.Shue *1
S.Triplet *1
Ballad
S.Ballad *2
Latin
S.Bossa■Nova
S.Samba
For the rhythms marked with *1 and *2, you can change the drum
set.
Refer to “Drum Set Mode” (p. 9)
*1: Pop Set
*2: Rock Set

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Stored Items
Settings that are stored after the power is turned o
Drum Set Mode
Aux Out Mode
Settings that are stored in the registration set
Manual Button Assign
Drum Set Mode
Settings that are stored in the individual registration buttons
Organ Type
Leakage Level
Percussion Level
On Click Level
O Click Level
Organ Low Gain
Organ High Gain
Rotary Type
Woofer Accel
Tweeter Accel
Wf Slow Speed (Woofer Slow Speed)
Tw Slow Speed (Tweeter Slow Speed)
Wf Fast Speed (Woofer Fast Speed)
Tw Fast Speed (Tweeter Fast Speed)
N.Control
D-BEAM
Damper Pedal
Solo Damper
Initial Touch Pedal