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You can add either a two- or four-voice harmony. You should avoid playing chords when using the Harmonist. * Be sure to set the standard pitch (p. 23) before using the Harmonist. Modulation On/Off This parameter turns the Harmonist on/off. 2Voices Harmonist 4Voices Harmonist < 2Voices Harmonist > MdCtl Modulation On/Off OFF, ON MdTyp Modulation Type Scale Scale Major, Minor Key Key C B Invl1 Voice 1 Interval ▼Oct ¿Oct Invl2 Voice 2 Interval ?Oct ¿Oct Lvl-1 Voice 1 Level 0 100 Pan-1 Voice 1 Pan 100:0 0:100 Lvl-2 Voice 2 Level 0 100 Pan-2 Voice 2 Pan 100:0 0:100 Detct Pitch Detect Ch Norml, Lch, Rch HrSrc Harmonist Source Gnrl1, Gnrl2, Vocal [TBL] Scale Table In C B ‘User Scale Out[V1] jOct ¿Oct ‘User Scale Out[v1] Oct ¿Oct ‘User Scale Out[V2] ^ Oct ¿Oct ‘User Scale Out[v2] iOct ¿Oct ‘User Scale < 4Voices Harmonist > MdCtl Modulation On/Off OFF, ON MdTyp i Modulation Type Scale Scale Major, Minor Key Key C B Invl1 Voice 1 Interval ?Oct ¿Oct Invl2 Voice 2 Interval ÏOct ¿Oct Invl3 Voice 3 Interval ÏOct ¿Oct Invl4 Voice 4 Interval ÏOct ¿Oct Lvl-1 Voice 1 Level 0 100 Pan-1 Voice 1 Pan 100:0 0:100 Modulation Type This parameter selects the type of modulation. Scale This parameter sets the scale for the song. Key This parameter sets the key for the song. If you make the appropriate key setting, the harmony that is generated will be appropriate for the song. The key of the song will be as follows depending on the number of symbols ( fl , j, ) appearing in the staff. Major C F A1 Dl j ¥ V fr fr fr\ fr\' Minor Am Dm Gm Cm Fm B^m Elm Major *..........fi ■ |¥ ■ j*>** |V*t Minor Em Bm F*m C*m G*m D*m Section 3 Effect Guide 31 Interval This parameter determines the pitch interval (relative to the input note) at which the harmony will be generated. You can specify an interval of up to +/- 2 octaves relative to the input note. * If the harmony part produced Is not what you expected, you can set the Note name of the output sound with respect to the Note name of the input sound and switch to the user scale. If you select the user scale, the parameter will be displayed as "USER." For details, refer to "About the User Scale." Level This parameter adjusts the volume level of the voices. About the User Scale_ If the resulting harmony is not what you had anticipated, you can create the harmony using the user scale you specify here. You can make separate user scale settings for each Patch number and for each voice. On the SX-700, make user scale settings as follows. (Procedure) 1 Whileediting the Harmonist, use [PARAMETER H] [►] to get the next parameter ("Table") to flash. MOD: I- Ir-Src ETBL1 ¡oca I +Edit. Pan This parameter adjusts the stereo position (pan) for the voices. Pitch Detect Channel The Harmonist function detects the pitch of the input note and produces the appropriate harmony. This parameter sets the input channel that is used for detecting the pitch. Norml (Normal): This is for stereo input. The INPUT Jack L is used to detect the pitch. L ch: The INPUT Jack L is used exclusively as input for detecting the pitch. The effect is applied only to the INPUT Jack R, which is treated as a monaural input. R ch: The INPUT Jack R is used exclusively as input for detecting the pitch. The effect is applied only to the INPUT Jack L, which is treated as a monaural input. < Copying and Using a Scale Stored for Another Patch Number > 2 Use the NUMBER knob to choose the Patch number that you want to copy from (the source Patch). Selecting the Patch number makes the user scale change. < Setting a New User Scale or Changing the User Scale > 2 Press the NUMBER knob. The following display screen appears. [2Voices Harmonist] In V1 v1 V2 v2 _|-1-1-1-|_ In :U1 Ml U2 m2 £-C *C *c +c *c Harmonist Source This Parameter sets the sound source used for input, allowing the Harmonist to accurately recognize the input notes. Gnrlt (Generali): Instruments (other than vocal) are used as the sound source; strings etc. Gnrl2 (General2): Instruments (other than vocal) are used as the sound source; horns etc. Vocal: A vocal sound source is used. Scale Table This sets the User Scale for the Harmonist. You can turn the VALUE knob to copy the User Scale for another Patch number, or press the VALUE knob to set a new User Scale. The ways to make settings are explained in detail on the next section. In: The Note name of the input sound is displayed. V1, 2: The Note names of the output sounds (relative to the input sound) are displayed. This sets the names of the notes output to Voice 1 and Voice 2 when the pitch of the input sound is higher than the sound input immediately before. v1, 2: The Note names of the output sounds (relative to the input sound) are displayed. This sets the names of the notes output to Voice 1 and Voice 2 when the pitch of the input sound is lower than the sound input immediately before. [4Voices Harmonist] in V1 I V2 V3 I...