KORG SP-500 User Manual

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With setting “2”

C chord

C# chord

Raise 1 by a semitone 4

D chord

“Status” cell:

This setting can be made for

the Drum, Perc, Bass, Acc1, Acc2, and Acc3
parts. You can whether the automatic accom-
paniment of each part will be played by the
SP-500 itself, or by an external MIDI tone
device.

Off:

There will be no output, either to the

internal tone generator or to MIDI OUT.
Int:

The part will sound only the internal tone

generator. It will not be output to MIDI OUT.
Ext:

The part data will be transmitted from

MIDI OUT.
The internal tone generator will not be played.
Both:

The part will be output both to the inter-

nal tone generator and to MIDI OUT.

“Octave” cell:

This setting can be made for

the Bass, Acc1, Acc2, and Acc3 parts. You can
adjust the pitch of each part in steps of an
octave. This can be adjusted in a range of ±2
octaves.
By setting this in conjunction with “Wrap-
Around,” you can prevent the accompani-
ment from sounding unnatural.
“Prog” cell:

Specify the sound program for

each part.
“Pan” cell:

Specify the panning for each part.

Off:

Muting the part sound.

L15–L01:

Increasing the value will move the

sound further left.
Cnt:

Place the sound at the center.

R15–R01:

Increasing the value will move the

sound further right.
Prg:

The pan setting of the sound program

itself will be used.

“Vol” cell:

Specify the volume level of each

part. The range is 0–127.
“Reverb” cell:

Specify the reverb effect send

level (depth) for each part, which will be
used when the [REVERB] switch is pressed.

“Chorus” cell:

Specify the effect send level

(depth) for each part, which will be used
when the [CHORUS etc.] switch is pressed.
“Rename” button:

When you “write” a cus-

tom voice style, you can modify the style
name. Press the “Rename” button to modify
the style name. For details on modifying a
style name, refer to the procedure for
“Changing the program name” on p.35.