Yamaha EL-60/EL-40 Owner's Manual (Image)

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OWNERS MANUAL
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Table of Contents
Panel Layout.....................escccacorcoarrorene rene. 1
Main Features...................e..erererecoereo reee e eee. 4
Quick Introductory Guide. .......... 5
Getting Started ……..….……..….…erresrrrerencersencessrenrecaansrsasnrenenernerseanrasenceessecuess D
Playing Your Electone...................eeeren etario Ö
Basic Registrations....................1-iecemenerre DDD De ne e Ó
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Registration Menu... vaspéssacsses
Canceling the À.B. С. Automatic Accompaniment Function. sonrrrsaaneacrenne 1
Using the LCD Display ..….……...…....…..…...…cerrerescaserencenntensersrennenrsrecarsessesensacees À
1 Voice Sections ......e.escoccocoreocoococaccncanceconoocancaveneo 19
Selecting Voices from the Panel... ares savons … 19
Selecting Additional Voices —Dotted Buttons and User Voices .. … 21
Voice Menus creer .... 23
2 Flute VOlCCS.s..s00s4..00...... 24
3 Voice Controls and EffectS w......000000000rr0020000000000 27
Voice Control reset EEE ne eee eee e e e ZT
Effects—Vibrato .............e.emreneciii e Te een eran eee 29
Effects— Touch Tone ................e2rireecicóre III IEEE EE 31
Effects—Reverb ........... EEK KR rece rene cenecerecaeee 31
Effects —Sustain .................eemiiner ii ED IO ID IND OIR RR Aereo eee rec e een ee 32
Effects— Tremolo/Chorus ..............e..e seee DI ITRÉÉTÉÍ 32
Effects—Symphonic/Celeste ....................20v0iicecirmee ee 34
Effects — Tone... не. NE
Effects — Delay and Flanger (EL- 60)... restore earn eters as beabatseta abr b ent ern bn anens 35
Effects — Glide ...................ermme ce ei ce Deere tene 37
4 Rhythm, Accompaniment and Percussion....... 38
Rhythm Patterns... eecurarecenerocerernocarererananec curra ceraconeneeeerarrrneneerercancecnaces SO
Fill In Patterns... ree enoracecerecenrnecaenacacracecceoeecinrcerecaree 4]
Auto Variation and Percussion Volume... eraoonariececcrareonererrecerereacerecea El
Dotted BUttONS ……….…………rrocrsraresrerasserssransenranrereenarrencrrerrenerrrscerersreeeses $2
Rhythm Memnus............... eee. ereccion Ae
Accompaniment COntTOÏS ……..…....…..……scevrereessrnsesenirensenssensenensesrensssassners 46
Automatic Accompaniment-— Auto Bass ChOrd ..….….…..….…….ceeesssrersecurs 47
Keyboard Percussion ..............=..eeseeeee io DI NT DD Ree ee eee 50
Melody On Chord ....................e2es=ereiercerice ce e e DD DERE
SoloStyle ..................eirireremreenreciociecr eine recen eee rece nene e recaer ere 53
ELLAS
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Saving Registration ...............——————e...s0sreciriieer 24
Registration Shift.................=....-=.ecemeceriri ee rre Diner recente een. 56
Resetting the Registration Memory Buttons (Power On Reset) .............. 60
6 Footswitches and Knee Lever...
Footswitch Control ......................resiciccecarricecr re re eee 6]
Knee Lever NOS 63
7 Pitch Controls .....e.e..ososcocorcscorsoccceccaccaconcananearoee 04
8 MIDI Controls ..........esescccosoccorccooncancccaccocancacane OS
9 Accessory Jacks and Controls............oo.cen000 67
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10 Music Disk Recorder (EL-00)....0.0000000000000000 68
Using Disks With the Music Disk Recorder....................= ree... 08
Making a Recording .................—.—....
Outline of M.D.R. Operation...................—.———meiicocerir e ener cer. 72
Separately Recording the Parts of a SONS esse rer HE 72
Recording Registrations (and Bulk Data)..........................e.mes6reein 75
Recalling Recorded Registrations (and Bulk Data)....................——.—... 76
Replacing Registrations..................—...eereieiernere iii DR e DD 76
Normal PlayDbacK …...…..…...………sresrerrressersnraaracansarensensrenaensesasensennacnce nn can0es 77
Playback of Selected Parts u... EEE DeL e e 78
Repeated Playback .....................e..2eereiciicenen o LI DD Re DDD. 79
Other Functions ......................-ecerreoreaterciacece recen recono ricanarernenocon neon e. 80
Messages on the MDR LED Display …………esesesensensensnnnnnsnn 85
11 Rhythm Pattern Programming and Rhythm
Sequence Programming (EL-60) .........csccorcces 86
Outline of Rhythm Programming Operation ...............=....-...eominimon 86
Rhythm Pattern Programming ..............—..—...-eeeimier er e 87
Programming Rhythm Sequences.......................- m0 eee 99
Troubleshooting.................... eercecenoroccacocenorencanene 107
EL-60/40 Specifications ...................e.e.e.ereecernenos 111
SoloStyle Voice Assignments ................... wm 113
MIDI Implementation Chart ............................. 114
MIDI Specifications ....................e...resecocccorcecencas 115
Main Features
Your Yamaha Electone is packed with many sophisticated functions. Yet it is amazingly easy to use.
The main features are briefly described here so that you can quickly understand the capabilities of
your Electone.
Included among the main features are:
Astoundingly True-to-life Sounds
The new AWM (Advanced Wave Memory) and FM (Frequency Modulation) tone generation technologies
combined with authentic touch response for individual instrument voices, make this Electone a truly expres-
sive musical instrument.
Limitless Variety of Organ Sounds
The Electone also has separate voice sections that feature classic organ sounds — from jazz and pop to
church and theater — and lets you easily create your own organ sounds by adjusting the volumes of the
various flute footages. (See page 24.)
High-quality Digital Effects
Electone voices can also be enhanced with a full range of high-quality digital effects, including Tremolo (for
reproducing the sound of a rotating speaker), Reverb, and (on the EL-60) Flanger and Delay. (See page 27.)
Dynamic Rhythm Patterns
The Rhythm section of the Electone features authentic drum and percussion sounds, used by expert rhythm
programmers in creating a total of 66 rhythm patterns, ranging across all styles of music. (See page 38.) A
Keyboard Percussion function is also provided for playing the realistic percussion sounds from the Lower
keyboard and Pedalboard. (See page 50.)
Comprehensive Automatic Accompaniment
The Electone 1s also equipped with various automatic accompaniment functions, including Auto Bass Chord,
Accompaniment, Melody On Chord and the exciting SoloStyle feature. Together or individually, they pro-
vide entertaining and inspiring instrumental backing and embellishments for your performance. (See pages
46—53.)
Wide Variety of Registration Menus
The Electone is equipped with convenient Registration Menus that allow you to instantly change all settings
for the entire instrument in real time, as you play. Each Registration has been specially created by profes-
sional Electone artists to match virtually any style of music you play. The EL-60 has 80 registrations avail-
able on disk, while the EL-40 has 61 registrations and Organ Select presets built in. (See page 8.)
Recording of Performances with the Music Disk Recorder (EL-60)
The EL-60 Electone also features a Music Disk Recorder for recording your performances. (The Music Disk
Recorder is available as an option for the EL-40.) The recording is completely digital and is stored to disk,
which means that no matter how many times you play back the recording, it will always sound exactly the
same as the original performance. (See page 68.)
Sophisticated Rhythm Pattern and Rhythm Sequence Programming (EL-60)
The Rhythm Pattern Programmer and Rhythm Sequence Programmer let you use the realistic Keyboard
Percussion sounds, along with 32 additional percussion sounds, to create and record your own rhythm pat-
terns, then combine them (and the preset rhythms, if you wish) to make complete automatic rhythm tracks.
(See page 86.)
Quick Introductory Guide
PLAYING YOUR EL-60/40 ELECTONE
Whether you are an advanced Electone performer or have never touched an electronic keyboard in your
life, we recommend that you take the time to go through this basic section. It shows you in the simplest
possible manner how to start playing your Electone. The basic operations and functions that you learn in
this section will also be important when you later use the Electone's more advanced features.
Getting Started
Once you ve set up your Electone and plugged the power cord into an electrical outlet, you're ready to get started
and play.
1 e Turn on the Electone by pressing the POWER switch.
When you turn on the Electone, the following displays will appear
in succession in the LCD:
EL-40 EL- 60
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DPizzstrs MGViolin _
MStrings! RBContBass
This last display, Voice Display, shows the currently assigned voice
settings for each voice section of the instrument, with the abbreviation
for each voice section beside the voice name: Upper (M), Lower([}),
Lead (NM), and Pedalboard ([).
Turning the Electone off erases all panel settings you have made. When the Electone is turned on, Basic
Registration 1 is automatically selected. If you have made panel settings you wish to keep, save them to
Registration Memory (see page54) before turning the Electone off. You can, however, restore the panel
settings that were made before the Electone was last turned off. In doing this, first be careful NOT to press
any panel buttons (excepting those in Basic Registration) after you turn the Electone back on. Then, to
restore the previous settings, hold down the M (Memory) button and press the D (Disable) button.
2. Setthe MASTER VOLUME control.
The MASTER VOLUME control is an overall control which affects the
volume of the entire instrument.
3. Press the Expression pedal down with your foot.
The Expression pedal also controls the entire volume of the Electone.
Once you have set the MASTER VOLUME control to a suitable level,
you can use the Expression pedal to change the volume with your foot as
you play.
Maximum volume Minimum volume
For now, press the pedal down slightly beyond the halfway point.
Playing Your Electone
MASTER VOLUME
Set the control to roughly this position.
This is the normal playing level.
Your new Electone is fully equipped with an exceptionally wide variety of voices, rhythms, effects and other
convenient functions. Since it may take some time to master the wealth of features available, the Electone in-
cludes convenient Registrations that let you completely and instantly change the voices and other settings for all
of the keyboards, even as you play. Each registration is pre-programmed to be used for a specific music style or
instrumental combination.
‘Basic Registrations
The Basic Registration section has five factory preset registrations, each
with a different set of voices for the Upper/Lower keyboards and Ped-
alboard and each specially suited for playing in a different music style.
When you turn the power on, the Electone automatically selects Basic
Registration 1. If another registration has been selected (the lamp on the
button will be lit), press the button for Basic Registration 1.
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keyboard, using the indicated registration.
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Now, try out the rest of the Basic Registrations with the following
music examples. Press the appropriate buttons to select the registra-
tions. Each music example has been chosen to best suit its companion
registration.
BRR LONA Little Brown Jug American Folk Song [Bigband 1] Tempo 2=182
G7 С F G7 С
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Cradle Song 8. Fiies [Standard 1:EL-60 ; Standard:EL-40] Tempo 2 = 106
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NENT NEAR a Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star German Folk Song [Baroque] Tempo J=76
F C G7 C G7 С
Ode to Joy Lv.Beerhoven [March 1] Tempo » =123
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| The chart below lists the voices that have been set for the Upper/Lower keyboards and Pedalboard in each of
the five Basic Registrations.
| Basic Registration 1 | Basic Registration 2 | Basic Registration 3 | Basic Registration 4 | Basic Registration 5
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| Upper keyboard Strings 1 Brass Flute Cosmic 1 Synth. Brass
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Lower keyboard Strings 1 *Horn (1) Piano Cosmic 2 Cosmic 3
Pedal voice Contra Bass Tuba Contra Bass Cosmic 2 Synth. Bass
*EL-60: Horn 1; EL-40: Horn
Registration Menu
In addition to the Basic Registrations, many more registrations are available on your Electone. These regis-
trations include voice and rhythm selections and have been specially created by professional Electone per-
formers to suit a variety of music styles. With the variety of registrations available, you're certain to find the
right registration that perfectly suits any style of music you play.
There are certain differences in this function between the EL-40 and the EL-60. Please read the instructions
that correspond to the particular model you own.
EL-40
Registration Menu / Organ Select — EL-40
The EL-40 is equipped with a total of 46 specially programmed
registrations, selected with the Registration Menu button on the
panel. The EL-40 also has an Organ Select function that lets you
call up one of 15 different organ combinations.
To select a registration from Registration Menu, or an organ
sound from Organ Select:
1 e Press the corresponding button on the panel (REGIST. нет
MENU or ORGAN SELECT).
2. From the display that appears, select the desired registra-
tion or organ sound.
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The bottom left Data Control buttons step through the various selec-
tions, while the top left Data Control buttons are used to jump ahead
or back by ten selections.
3 e Finally, call up the selected registration or organ sound by
selecting SET in the display.
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You can now play the registration or organ sound. If you wish, try
out some of the other selections by repeating the above steps. Then,
skipping the section on the EL-60 below, go on to step #4 in the
following section, and try out the rhythm and accompaniment fea-
tures of your Electone (page 11). ;
A separate chart included with this manual provides a list of all the
available music styles, along with the rhythm patterns used.
EL-60
Registration Menu Disk — EL-60
Included with your EL-60 is a Registration Menu Disk. The disk
features a total of 80 specially programmed registrations, including
16 organ combinations, which can be selected with the Music Disk
Recorder.
The 80 registrations have five pages and are divided into five cate-
gories: Page 1 — Classic, Page 2 — Jazz/Contemporary, Page 3 —
Latin, Page 4 — Pops/Folk, and Page 5 — Organ Sounds. Each
category contains 16 different music styles.
To select registrations from the Registration Menu Disk:
1 o Put the Registration Menu Disk into the Disk slot, located just
under the Music Disk Recorder at the right side of the Electone.
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Note: The Registration Menu Disk
The bottom left Data Control buttons step through the various selec- does not operate when the RHYTHM
tions, while the top left Data Control buttons are used to jump ahead or PROGRAM button is оп.
back by ten selections.
3. Finally, call up the selected registration by selecting SET in
the display.
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. buttons selects SET.
You can now play the registration. If you wish, try out some of the other selections by repeating the above
steps. Then go on to step #4 below, and try out the rhythm and accompaniment features of your Electone.
A separate chart included with this manual provides a list of all the available music styles, along with the
rhythm patterns used.
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4. Once you've selected a registration (in the EL-40 or EL-60 in-
structions above), press the START button in the Rhythm section.
This step starts up a rhythm pattern appropriate to the music style
you have selected. (To turn the pattern off, press the START button
again.)
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You can also adjust the tempo of the rhythm to your liking by turning the
TEMPO dial, as indicated in the illustration below.
Slower
Rhythms are an important part of each registration. Each registration s
rhythm has been carefully chosen and programmed to best match the
particular music style.
The A.B.C. (Auto Bass Chord) automatic accompaniment feature of the
Electone also plays an important role and is used in conjunction with the
registrations and rhythm patterns. Like the rhythm patterns, A.B.C.
patterns have been programmed to best match the selected registration.
They allow you to add sophisticated bass and chord accompaniment
patterns that suit the music, simply by playing chords on the Lower
keyboard.
To use the A.B.C. automatic accompaniment feature:
5 e Press a chord on the Lower keyboard. (Try the chord shown in
the illustration on the right.)
This function provides automatic accompaniment specially tailored for
the music style in which you play. Notice that even after you release
your fingers from the keyboard, the chord and accompaniment patterns
continue to sound. For more details on automatic accompaniment, see
page47.
6 e Now return to the first five written music examples in the Basic
Registrations section above. (See page 7.) Select the registration
indicated at the top right of the score (for example, "Pops Orch 1" in
the first song). Refer back to the steps on selecting registrations on
the EL-40 or EL-60 above (page8, 9) if necessary.
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Note: Some of the registrations in
the Registration Menus, especially
in the Organ Sounds, may not have
assigned rhythm and automatic ac-
companiment patterns.
Example:
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Play a C chord on the keyboard.
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7. Adjust the tempo of the rhythm for each song by turning the
Tempo dial until the tempo number indicated in the display
matches that shown at the top right of each score.
BARBEAT
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TEMPO
Rhythm tempo
8. Play the melody line as you did before with your right hand on Example:
the Upper keyboard. This time, however, use the A.B.C. automatic G’
accompaniment by pressing the chords with your left hand. The
keys you should press are indicated by the small diagrams just
below the melody in the score.
9, Now that you've heard what A.B.C. can do, try selecting other
registrations from the Registration Menu.
(Refer to the instructions below on the EL-40 or the EL- 60, depending
on the instrument you own.)
= HOWTO RETURN TO THE REGISTRATION MENU DISPLAY
| Ifyou unintentionally change the display by pressing a button on the panel, the following explanation shows you
| howto return to the Registration Menu.
| EL-40
Return to the display of the Registration Menu/Organ Select by
pressing the REGIST. MENU or ORGAN SELECT buttons.
|
| REGIST.
|
ORGAN
“SREGIST MENU
1:5tr9s Ens. [SET]
SORGAN SELECT?
1:Classic 1 [SET]
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EL-60
Return to the display of the Registration Menu by pressing the
PLAY button in the Music Disk Recorder section.
RECORD PLAY
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UPPER LOWER PEDAL CONTROL UPPER LOWER PEDAL CONTROL SHIFT
SONG FROM SONG DEL.
REPEAT — SONG coPY—
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PAUSE STOP PLAY SONG SELECT RECORD CUSTOM PLAY
(00) [© ©] «] 6)
- TEMPO + FORMAT
MUSIC DISK RECORDER
REGIST МЕН
[SET].
Go onto select various other registrations and use the A.B.C. function with the newly selected registrations as
well, to get a better idea of the wide stylistic range of your Electone.
See how easy it is? And remember, you don't have to hold the key down. Just press the key once and the auto-
matic accompaniment will continue until you press the next key.
| Canceling the A.B.C. Automatic Accompaniment Function
You can, of course, cancel the automatic accompaniment patterns (Fingered mode) if you want and play the
accompaniment by yourself on the Lower keyboard and Pedalboard.
To cancel the A.B.C. Automatic Accompaniment:
1 o Pressthe A.B.C./SOLOSTYLE buttoninthe DISPLAY SE-
LECT section, to the right of the LCD Display.
EL-40
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FOOT REGIST.
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LFLUTE TREMOLO
EL-60
DISPLAY SELECT DISPLAY SELECT
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€ UFLUTE LFLUTE TREMOLO REGIST. VOICE ЕРРЕСТ ABC UFLUTE
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PITCH ORGAN FOOT REGIST. PITCH
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{ABC {MEMORY > al
Fingered EL EP
This display shows the current A.B.C. mode and Memory settings.
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2. Press one of the bottom left Data Control buttons repeatedly
until "OFF" appears below ABC in the LCD.
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These buttons correspond to the bottom left of the LCD
and let you step through the various A.B.C. modes.
3. Turn the Memory function off as well by using the bottom right
Data Control buttons.
pe < ABC>
ED ОЕ Co oe
— <MEMORY> @1
Turns the Pedalboard Memory (P) on and off.
'Turns the Lower keyboard Memory (L) on and off.
A solid or dark box in the LCD indicates that the function is on; an
empty or outlined box indicates that the function is off. Make sure the
boxes next to L (Lower) and P (Pedal) are both off, as shown in the
example LCD above.
This short introductory section has shown you Just a small portion of the
vast potential of your Electone. Now that you know how to select among
the Basic Registrations and use the A.B.C. Automatic Accompaniment,
take some time to explore the other registrations and their rhythm pat-
terns. There's a great wealth of realistic voices, authentic orchestration
and stylistically varied rhythms — all instantly available on the EL-40
from the Registration Menus and Organ Select teatures, or from the
Registration Menu Disks on the EL- 60.
-—
Note: Before going on to explore the
remaining sections of this manual, we
suggest that you turn the A.B.C. auto-
matic accompaniment and memory
functions off. Otherwise, single notes
played on the Lower keyboard will
sound as fuli chords, and the Pedal
voices will not sound when playing the
Pedalboard. To do this, return to the
section "Canceling the A.B.C. Auto-
matic Accompaniment Function”
above and select the OFF setting in
A.B.C. and press the buttons that
correspond to LOWER and PEDAL
in the display to turn memory off.
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Using The LCD Display
The many sophisticated functions of the EL-60/40 are shown and controlled from the LCD display. The LCD
display lets you see at-a-glance the current settings of the selected functions.
This section introduces you to the control functions and conventions of the LCD display, allowing you to
operate your new Electone quickly and effectively.
1 e First, call up the Voice Menu LCD display for the Piano voice
of the Upper keyboard by pressing the PIANO button in the Upper
Keyboard Voice section.
UPPER KEYBOARD VOICE VOLUME
STRINGS IE BRASS CLARI- SAXQ- {J CHORUS |§ HARMO- 1
N PHONE NICA
ET
Al guitar |[ viera- |[ cosmic || TUTTI
коз РНОМЕ
The following display will appear:
Haresi.
2. Press either one of the top right Data Control buttons (as indi-
cated below) to select the E. Piano voice.
‘The first character flashes to indicate the selected voice.
[i] Piano E.Piano B17
— | Haresi. | | |
Data Control Buttons
These buttons are used to select or adjust the settings shown on the
display. Generally, each pair of buttons corresponds to the section of the
display directly next to it. In this example, the top right Data Control
buttons correspond to the top right quarter of the display (E. Piano).
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3. Let's call up another display to see some of the other uses of the
Data Control buttons. Press the PIANO button in the Upper Key-
board Voice section once again (the same one you pressed in step #1
above) to call up the Voice Condition display for the Piano voice.
UPPER KEYBOARD VOICE VOLUME
STRINGS || BRASS CLAR!- SAXO- 11 CHORUS 14 HARMO- 1
NET PHONE NIGA
ORGAN PIANO GUITAR || VIBRA- |] COSMIC TUTTI 2
PHONE
The following display will appear:
<UPPER> UOL.=24 Bi
FEET=PRE. EFFECT=PRE.
You can change three different settings of the voice from this display:
the volume, the octave (or "feet") setting, and the effect type.
4. First, let's change the volume value. Press the left button in the
top right Data Control button pair (indicated below).
Notice that the value of the volume decreases each time you press the
button. Try also pressing the right button in this Data Control button
pair and notice that the value increases.
Pressing this button decreases the value.
Pressing this button increases the value.
y {UPPER> VOL.=24 Gi
JE FEET=PRE.EFFECT=PRE. [a] [>]
5 o Try changing the effect setting now. Use the bottom right Data
Control button pair in much the same way as you did with the
volume setting above: Press the right button to select the next effect
setting, and the left button to select the previous one.
|| FEET=PRE.EFFECT=PRE.
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Pressing this button selects the next effect.
Pressing this button selects the previous effect.
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The Data Control buttons are nearly always used in the ways you've
seen in the above steps. You'll have noticed that the left button of a Data
Control button pair is usually used in à "negative" fashion — for
instance, to decrease a value, or select a previous setting or position,
The right button is used in a "positive" fashion — to increase a value, or
select the next setting or position. In some cases, the buttons are also
used to tum functions on and off.
6. Next, we'll use the Page Select buttons. These buttons are used
to select (when available) the various "pages" of the display, the
numbers of which appear at the top right of the LCD. Press Page se
to select the page shown below.
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Ta From the page you've just selected, try pressing one of the
bottom left Data Control buttons (indicated below), These turn the
User Vibrato (USER VIB.) function on and off.
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Presaing alher of ihoss buitone fuma User Vibrato on and off,
Indicates the currently selected page.
PAGE
КЦ»:
The box next to "USER VIB." in the LCD indicates the on/off status; a
solid box means ON, and an outlined box means OFF,
- —— Select Buttons
——— DISPLAY sue —— — DISPLAY SELECT
SES aa O
These buttons access some of the major functions of the Electone and
call up their respective LCD displays. The LCD display changes when
another function has been selected.
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There are two ways to call up LCD displays: One is by pressing the
panel's voice/rhythm buttons or the sustain controls; the other is by
pressing the DISPLAY SELECT buttons.
The LEDs above the buttons momentarily flash when the buttons are
pressed. The LEDs of the UPPER/LOWER FLUTE VOICE and
TREMOLO (FAST) buttons remain lit when the buttons are pressed
(indicating ON status) and turn off when pressed again.
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Note: Turning on Tremolo with the
TREMOLO button in the DISPLAY
SELECT section does not call up an
LCD display.
1 Voice Sections
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UPPER KEYBOARD VOICE VOLUME LEAD VOICE VOLUME
MAX
VIOLIN |} FLUTE —
STRINGS [| BRASS CLARI- SAXO- || CHORUS ||| HARMO-
NET PHONE NICA
J
GUITAR [| VIBRA- |] COSMIC TUTTI
PHONE
OBOE TRUM- TO
PET LOWER
v
LOWER KEYBOARD VOICE VOLUME PEDAL VOICE VOLUME
CONTRA ELEC.
BRASS CLARI- SAXO- II CHORUS | HORN
BASS BASS
NET PHONE
ORGAN TUBA
GUITAR Mi VIBRA- |) COSMIC TUTTI TO
PHONE BASS LOWER
The Electone has four voice sections: Upper Keyboard Voice, Lead Voice, Lower Keyboard Voice, and
Pedal Voice. All voices are playable from the Upper or Lower keyboards or Pedalboard, allowing you to
create richly textured voice layers on a single keyboard.
Selecting Voices from the Panel
Since selection of panel voices follows the same procedure throughout the various voice sections, instructions for
only the Upper Keyboard Voice section are given here.
1 + Selecta voice from the Upper Keyboard Voice section by press- Note: Voices of the Upper and
Lower Flute Voice sections are se-
ing one of the Voice buttons in that section. lected by a different procedure.
Refer to the Flute Voices section
UPPER KEYBOARD VOICE VOLUME ,
below for details.
STRINGS [|| BRASS CLARI- SAXO- [y CHORUS |} HARMO-
NET PHONE NICA
PIANO GUITAR |] VIBRA- || COSMIC TUTTI
PHONE
If, for example, you have selected the ORGAN voice, the following
display will appear:
Organ Jazz0ran
PorOrgan Accordio
Notice that several different voice names are shown on this display. Note: Some voice buttons have only
These are variations of the basic Organ voice category. one voice.
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To select one of these voice variations:
2. Press one of the Data Control buttons that corresponds to the
voice you wish to select.
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PLAYING LEAD AND BASS VOICES FROM THE LOWER
KEYBOARD:
. The Electone has a special "To Lower" function that lets you assign
Lead or Bass voices to the Lower keyboard. Simply press the TO
LOWER button on the voice section you wish to assign, and that
voice will be playable from the Lower keyboard.
3. Set the volume for each voice section. There are two volume
controls: Coarse and Fine.
Coarse: Use the VOLUME controls of each voice section on the
panel to set the desired level for each voice. The controls have seven
volume settings, from a minimum of 0, or no sound, to a maximum
of full volume.
UPPER KEYBOARD VOICE VOLUME
STRINGS ||| BRASS CLARI- SAXO- {| CHORUS || HARMO- 1
NE NICA
NET PHO
ORGAN PIANO GUITAR VIBRA- |] COSMIC TUTTI
PHONE
Fine: Pressing the same panel voice button again calls up the Voice
Condition display.
A> FEET=PRE.EFFECT=PRE. >)
Use the Data Control buttons that correspond to the Volume setting to
change the level of the desired voice. The relative level is indicated bya
numeric value (from 0 — 24).
LEAD VOICE VOLUME
MAX
VIOLIN FLUTE
(==)
10
OBOE TRUM-
PET
@
PEDAL VOICE VOLUME
CONTRA ELEC.
BASS BASS
Pressing this button decreases the value.
Pressing this button increases the value.
>) ZUFPERS VOL.=24 mi |]
Note: Pressing a voice button
once calls up that voice's Voice
Menu display. Pressing it a sec-
ond time calls up the Voice Con-
dition display (as shown at left).
Successive presses alternate be-
tween the two displays.
ABOUT VOICE SECTION VOLUMES:
The Upper Keyboard and Lead voices (when not using the "To Lower" function) sound together in a layer,
and the balance of the voices in the layer is determined by the VOLUME controls of each section. In order
to hear or audition one voice section, set the volume of the other voice section to the minimum level.
4 e Now select voices for the Lower keyboard and Pedalboard as Note: The Lead Voice and Pedal Voice
you did for the Upper keyboard above. Also set the volumes of the sounds one note at a time; when you
simultaneously press two or more
VOICES. keys, only the highest note will sound.
Follow steps #1 — #3 above, now using the controls of the Lower Key-
board and Pedal Voices.
Selecting Additional Voices — Dotted Buttons and User
Voices
The EL-60/40 Electone has a variety of voices from which you can choose — far greater than what is immediately
apparent from the front panel controls. You've already learned in the section above how to select the different
voices that are available in the Voice Menu display of each panel voice. The Electone also has dotted buttons in
each voice section, giving you access to even more voices. Optional Voice Disk voices are also available for
storing to User Voices (EL-60, or EL-40 equipped with the optional Music Disk Recorder).
Selecting Voices From the Dotted Buttons
Each voice section has one or two dotted buttons, found on the right side of each voice section. These dotted
buttons function as "wild card” Voice Menu selectors; any internal or User voices can be selected from these
buttons.
The dotted buttons have the following basic uses:
1 ) For playing any voice of the Voice Menus from any of the key-
boards or Pedalboard. You can play on the Upper keyboard, for ex-
ample, voices from the twenty-two Voice Menu pages (including User),
and not be limited to only the twelve buttons (equivalent to twelve Voice
Menu pages) that make up the Upper Voice section. Another advantage
to this feature is that when the normally monophonic (one note) Lead
and Pedal voices are assigned to the Upper or Lower keyboard voice
sections, they can be played polyphonically.
2) For having three different voices from the same Voice Menu page
available for selection in the same song. For example, you can assign
one of the voices to a dotted button in the Upper Keyboard Voice sec-
tion, the second voice to the other dotted button in the same section, and
the third one on the Voice Menu.
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3) For storing voices from a Voice Disk (on the EL-60, or on the EL-
Al equipped with the optional Music Disk Recorder), (See page 83.)
Toselect a
voice from a dotted button:
1. Press one of the dotted buttons in any of the voice sections.
E Select one of the pages with the Page Select buttons.
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KID]
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Each voice group appears in the LCD display when the page has been
selected.
В Select a voice from the display (PizzStrs, for example),
RE —
RE
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Select the USER page when you wish to use a voice from a Voice Disk
(оп EL-60 or EL-40 equipped with the optional Music Disk Recorder). (See
page 83.)
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Note: You can directly view and se-
lect Voice Menu pages by holding
down one of the dotted buttons and
simultaneously pressing the desired
voice buttons in succession.
Mote: The first character of the se-
lecied volce's name flashes to indi-
cate that the voice has been se-
lected. As long as you do not select
à voice, this indication will not ap-
pear.
| Voice Menus
The following chart lists the voices available and their button/page assignment. The numbers shown in the list
correspond to the page numbers shown in the display.
EL-40
STRINGS (Upper/Lower) FLUTE (Lead) ORGAN (Upper/Lower)
Strings!" Strings? — — Mi Flute +. ‘m8! | {Organ © JazzOrgn #15
VIOLIN (Lead) OBOE (Lead) | ORGAN BASS (Pedal)
Violin... Ma| [Oboe ‘Bassoon Ma] |GrgBassı OrgBassz, Mie
CONTRA BASS (Pedal) CLARINET (Upper/Lower) PIANO (Upper/ Lower)
ContBass PizzBass ms Clarinet 77 M0 Piano E.Piano 817
BRASS (Upper/Lower) SAXOPHONE (Upper/Lower) GUITAR (Upper/Lower)
Brass SynBrass M4| | | Saxophon‘ Mit) | | Quitart:... Guigre. . M18
HORN (Lower) TUTTI (Upper/Lower) VIBRAPHONE (Upper/Lower)
Horn — Ws Tutti LL — Vibrphon — Glocken, 19"
| | Marimba | | |
TRUMPET (Lead) CHORUS (Upper/Lower) ELECTRIC BASS (Pedal)
Trumpet le Chorus | 13 E.Bass1 E.Bass2 M20
Trombone - SynBass
TUBA (Pedal) HARMONICA (Upper) COSMIC (Upper/Lower)
Tuba ~~ Timpani: m7 Harmonic M4 Cosmic! .. Cosmic? .. №21
os ES | _Cosmics . -Cosmicá. :”.
EL-60
STRINGS (Upper/Lower) FLUTE (Lead) ORGAN (Upper/Lower)
Strings 1 Strings 2 a1 Flute Hs Organ JazzOrgn 15
PizzStrs Whistle PopOrgan Accordio
VIOLIN (Lead) OBOE (Lead) ORGAN BASS (Pedal)
Violin 2. - Oboe - Bassoon . M9 OrgBass1 .. -OrgBass2 M:16
CONTRA BASS (Pedal) CLARINET (Upper/Lower) __ PIANO (Upper/Lower) |
ContBass PizzBass M3 Clarinet wo fr 10 ‘Piano 5 Æ-Piano B17
BRASS (Upper/Lower) SAXOPHONE (Upper/Lower) GUITAR (Upper/Lower)
Brass SynBrass ma Saxophon 11 Guitar 1 Guitar 2 Ш 18
E.Guitar Harp
HORN (Lower) TUTTI (Upper/Lower) VIBRAPHONE (Upper/Lower)
Horn 1 Horn2 5 Tutti 1 Tutti2 12 Vibrphon Glocken. 19
Marimba SynChime
TRUMPET (Lead) CHORUS (Upper/Lower) ELECTRIC BASS (Pedal)
Trumpet1 Trumpet? E 6 Chorus IN 13 E.Bass1 E. Bass? 20
Trombone SynBass
TUBA (Pedal) HARMONICA (Upper) COSMIC (Upper/Lower)
Tuba — Timpani m7 Harmonic El 14 Cosmic 1 Cosmic2 m2
| Cosmic3 Cosmic4
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2 Flute Voices рт
The Flute Voice feature allows you to create your own organ voices, ol |
giving you access to an unlimited combination of organ sounds, With
this function, you can recreate all of the classic organ sounds by adjusting the Mute footage levels and the
percussive sound, just like on conventional organs.
There are cight Mute footage settings, with three additional footage settings for the attack sound, You
can select specially programmed Preset Flute Voices, or create your own by adjusting the foolage settings.
There are two Flute Voice pages.
Touse the Flute Voice function and select Page 1 (Edit page):
1. Press one of the Flute Voice buttons (UPPER or LOWER) in
| the DISPLAY SELECT section. The LED above the button lights.
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FLUTE
Morte: When you use the Upper Lower
: TT | ь Flute Voice sections and
Pressing the button again turns the Flute Voice function off (the LED lh drills 7 dei
vokces al the same time, only one of the
also turns off), and changes the LCD to the Voice Display, Each of the voices can be shown bn the LCD at ode
buttons acts as an onvoff switch. time — even though all voices may be
operative and both of the Upper and
Lower Flute Voice LEDs are lit.
A Use the bottom left Data Control buttons to move the cursor to ras
Note: Remember that the UPPER
the setting you wish to change, then use the bottom right Data Con- und LOWER FLUTE VOICE but-
trol buttons to change the value. tons are onfoff switches, In the |
process of turning oñ a Flute Voice,
then switching to another function
и
q | al т and returning to the Flute Voice,
you may umnienbionally turn the
Flute Voice aff, Check whether the
№ В ЗА 2 l'Aap, 4204 2'Lag, CLICK TREMOLO Flute Voice LEDs are on or off be-
FLOTE i = TL | fore you start to play,
Moves the curagr ono apace lo he right. Incraaasa ihe value al tha curaor.
|
Moves the cursor one space lo the left. Decreases the value nd the cursor,
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© Footages
Determines the level of each flute footage. The level of each footage is
indicated by a dark bar in the LCD, Whole number footages are in
octaves; for example, 16 has the lowest pitch, 8' is one octave above 16,
4' is one octave above §', and so on. The fractional footages (5-1/3, 2-%/
A, ete) are intermediate pitches,
© Response
Determines the overall response speed of the sound, Higher settings
make the keyboard response faster; lower settings result in a slower
response, creating a pipe organ effect.
Е) Attack Footages
Determines the level of each sound in the percussive portion of the voice.
Footage settings are 4', 2-2/3" and 2°.
O) Attack Length
Determines the duration of the attack sound,
O Click
Determines the volume of the key click sound, Click is independent of
he Artack Footage sounds described above,
© Tremolo
Turns the Tremolo effect for the Flute Voice on or off. This is the pri-
mary on/off switch for the Flute Voice's Tremola/Chorus effect, After
this has been set to ON, you can turn the effect on and off during your
performance by using the TREMOLO (FAST) button in the DISPLAY
SELECT section. (See the Tremolo section, page 32, for more informa-
tion.)
3. Adjust the volume by using the top right Data Control buttons.
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Note: When you play and hold several
notes, only the first note played will
have attack; all other notes played
while the first is held have no attack.
Decreneda the volumes.
increases the volume.
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FLUTE Г ATT
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Volume
Determines the overall volume of the Flute Voice voice, Range: Ü — 24
| Note: If the Volume is set to À, no |
Try adjusting these settings as you play the keyboard and listen to the sound will be produced
changes in the sound. —
SAVING FLUTE VOICES: You can save the original organ voices that YEA h the Flute Voice
feature for future use. Alter creating à voice, save it by storing it to a Registration ry button. {Refer to
the Registration Memory section, page 54.)
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Selecting Preset Flute Voices
Toselect preset voices: uf
1. From Page 1, press the Page P- button.
Page 2
PAGE
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This page allows you to select Preset Flute Voice voices, Eight factory-
preset voices (four Jazz Organ and four Pop Organ voices) are provided.
R Select the desired voice with the bottom left Data Control but-
tons and use the bottom right Data Control buttons to actually call
up the selected voice for playing.
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Usa these butions to select the previcus Press slither of Ihese buttons fo actually
or maxi Prasat Flute Voice, call up 1he selected Proset Fluté Volce.
These correspond to "SET fn the LED.
3. Once you select "SET" to actually call up à voice, the following
display momentarily appears in the LCD.
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Mote: When you switch between
Upper and Lower Flute Voices, the |
presel Flute Yolce name shown in |
the LCD may not be the one actu- |
ally selected.
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