Transpose octave in split mode

Oct 28, 2009
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Transposing
by: Alfred

Dear Jon: If I'm correct in interpreting the gist of your question, and if your unit includes the controls/buttons,etc.,consider the following:
1)Press the FUNCTION Button
2)Use the CATEGORY Buttons to select "TRANSPOSE" on Display
3)Use the DIAL/Menu to set the transpose value (between -100 and + 100 for small pitch changes) & (between -12 and + 12 for large pitch changes).

Keys represented by the 0-12 and 0+12 settings are explained as follows:

When the transpose setting is at 0 then playing middle C gives a middle C. So whatever key is used to play the music will be "true" and accurately tuned.

Going up one, for example (+1), and playing middle C will sound a C#.

Lowering the transpose setting one (-1) will sound a B if the middle C is played.

This is especially helpful if singing in the original key is difficult for a vocalist, or if playing along with any "differently tuned" instrument.

I offer the above with "tongue in cheek", as I am not familiar with the S 90 ES. Please keep in touch through this Forum so all members may learn from your experience. All the best.

Transpose octave in split mode - Yamaha S90 ES

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