KORG Concert Korg Digital Piano C-150 - Manual (Page 14)

Playing
7, Trdiispose Function
The TRANSPOSE function changes the genera! key
of the instrument shifting the pitch up or down in
semitones. The range of transposition is up a perfect
fourth
(5 semitones) and down a tri-tone (6
semitones). This function eliminates the need to
change fingering when changing keys—making it
easy to transpose to match a vocalist's range.
■ Canceling
■ To cancel the transposition and restore the origi­
na! key (C), While holding down the [TRANS-
POSE/FUNCTION] switch, press C7.
Note. The transposition setting is automatically lost when
you switch the power off.
To transpose the keyboard
Hold down the ITRANSPOSE/FUNCTION]
switch .
Press a key between F#6 and F7 to select the in­
terval of transposition.
TRANSPOSE
X
Press a key to seiect
the transposition interval.
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Press one of the transposition-setting keys (keys P#6
F7 key Transpose up five semitones. Key C7 produces
the note normally associated with Key F7.
C7
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No transposition
:
F#6 Transpose down six semitones, Key C7 produces
the note normally associated with Key F#6.
Note; The difference between the selected key and C7 be­
comes the new interval of transposition. Selecting a
key below C7 transposes the key downward. Select­
ing a key above C7 transposes the key upward.
Note: The LED indicator in the fTRANSPOSE/FUNC-
TION] switch remains lit while the keyboard is in
any key other than the original.
Example: Transposing up one half-step
While holding down the [TRANSPOSE/FUNC-
TION] switch, press C#7. This transposes the
pitch of the instrument so that a piece played in
the key of C will sound as if it is played in C#.
Example: Transposing down one whole-step
While holding down the [TRANSPOSE/FUNC-
TION] switch, press A#6. This transposes the
pitch of the instrument so that a piece played in
the key of G will sound as if it is played in F.
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