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Combining two organ sounds, P. 19, Combining two sounds – Roland V-Combo VR-730 73-Key Live Performance Keyboard User Manual

Page 19: Performing with two-manual setup

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Combining Two Sounds

19

Playing Different Sounds in the Left and

Right Hands (Split)

“Split” refers to settings that let you play different sounds with your

left and right hand.
The keyboard will be divided into two regions; the right is called

the “upper part,” and the left is called the “lower part.” The point at

which the keyboard is divided is called the “split point” (p. 21).

Split point (Power-up default: C4)

Upper part

Lower part

C2

C4

B2 C3

C6

B5

Assigning the Dual Sounds to the Left and

Right Regions

Here’s how two sounds you’ve layered can be split to the left and

right keyboard regions.

1.

Press the two sound buttons or MODE buttons

simultaneously to select the dual setting (p . 18) .

MEMO

The sound of the button you press first will be assigned to part

1.

2.

Press the SYNTH [SPLIT] or ORGAN [SPLIT] button to make

it light .

The sound that had been assigned to part 1 of the dual setting

will be assigned to the upper part, and the sound that had been

assigned to part 2 will be assigned to the lower part.

Combining Two Organ Sounds

Organ sound

Organ sound

1.

Select the desired organ sound (p . 9) .

2.

Press the ORGAN [SPLIT] button to make it light .

The SPLIT screen appears.

Lower part setting

Volume ([LEVEL] bar)

Type name of the organ sound

Multi-effect type (

&

PDF)

Upper part setting

3.

Press the [UPPER/LOWER] button to select the part whose

sound you want to change .

[UPPER/LOWER] button

Selected part

Lit (Upper)

Upper part

Unlit (Lower)

Lower part

The cursor will move to the part you selected.

4.

Slide the harmonic bars to create the desired organ

sound .

The sound of the selected part will change as you move the

harmonic bars on the panel.

MEMO

• The [PERCUSSION] button is valid only for the organ sound of

the upper part.

• When the organ type is Rock Organ or Jazz Organ, you can

specify the part to which vibrato effect or chorus effect will be

applied (Vibrato/Chorus Part:

&

PDF).

When the organ type is transistor, the effects will apply to both

the upper part and lower part regardless of this setting.

• Use the [LEVEL] bar to adjust the volume of the organ sound.

The [LEVEL] bar affects all of the organ parts (upper, lower, and

pedal parts)

* All parts will be the same organ type.

Performing with two-manual setup

You can connect another MIDI keyboard (sold separately)

to this unit’s MIDI IN connector, and perform using a two-

manual setup.

Upper part

Lower part

MIDI keyboard

This unit

REFERENCE

For details, refer to “Reference Manual” (PDF).