5.6. RIGHT: Difference between revisions
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With no option selected, playing a note on the right hand produces a single tone and the left hand will be active until the split point (does not apply to the Accordion mode). | With no option selected, playing a note on the right hand produces a single tone and the left hand will be active until the split point (does not apply to the Accordion mode). | ||
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Revision as of 13:47, 21 February 2016
RIGHT
With no option selected, playing a note on the right hand produces a single tone and the left hand will be active until the split point (does not apply to the Accordion mode).
2ND VOICE
This option allows us to overlay a second instrument for the right hand.
RIGHT FULL KEYBOARD
In this mode, the chord recognition occurs over the entire keyboard.
Although this feature RIGHT FULL KEYBOARD indicates mainly that the right side of the keyboard has a particular effect, with MIDI accordions in association with MANUAL BASS operates as follows:
Please Note that in this image, the word battery is a failed translation of batterie ... the drums.