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CHORD GUIDE
The Chord Guide functions of the PortaTone provide powerful, easy-to-use
tools for learning chords and chord relationships. Chord Guide features
three different types of operation: Dictionary, Smart, and EZ Chord.
• Pressing the CHORD GUIDE button automatically turns on the auto accompaniment.
• When you wish to use the Style mode normally without the Chord Guide functions,
make sure that OFF is selected. To do this:
1) Press the STYLE button to select the Style mode.
2) Press the CHORD GUIDE button so that a style name is shown in the display
(instead of “Dict.,” “Smart,” or “EZ”).
Dictionary
The Dictionary type is essentially a built-in “chord book” that shows you
the individual notes of chords. It is ideal when you know the name of a
certain chord and want to quickly learn how to play it.
1 With the Style mode active, select the Dictio-
nary Chord Guide.
Press the CHORD GUIDE button so that “Dict.” appears in the dis-
play.
2 Specify the root of the chord.
Press the key on the keyboard that corresponds to the desired chord
root (as printed on the panel).
Dict.
STYLE
ACMP ON
Pressing this key
selects the root G.
ROOT
G
AUTO ACCOMPANIMENT — THE STYLE MODE
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- SPECIAL MESSAGE SECTION 2
- PLEASE KEEP THIS MANUAL 2
- PRECAUTIONS 3
- PSR-340 PortaTone! 4
- Yamaha Education Suite 4
- Built-in Disk Drive 4
- Contents 5
- PANEL CONTROLS AND TERMINALS 6
- Rear Panel 7
- SETTING UP 8
- ACCESSORY JACKS 9
- Packing List 9
- D-Song01 10
- Step 2 Songs 12
- UserBank 13
- Step3 Voices 14
- Changing the Metronome Volume 15
- Press the METRONOME button 15
- Using the auto accompaniment 16
- Style List 17
- Step 5 Chord Guide 18
- GrandPno 19
- M.Octave 20
- PANEL DISPLAY INDICATIONS 23
- USING THE METRONOME 24
- PLAYING THE PORTABLE GRAND 24
- 2 Change the value 25
- 3 Turn on the Metronome 25
- 1 Select the Voice mode 27
- Aco.Bass 28
- 3 Play the selected voice 29
- 1 Select the Function mode 30
- 5 Exit the Function mode 31
- Turn on the Dual Voice mode 34
- 6 Exit the Function mode 35
- 3 Set Split to “on.” 36
- 1 Turn on the Reverb effect 40
- 3 Exit the Function mode 41
- 1 Turn on the Harmony effect 43
- ■ Effect Types 45
- Harmony Types 46
- AUTO ACCOMPANIMENT — 47
- THE STYLE MODE 47
- 1 Select the Style mode 47
- 3 Start the accompaniment 48
- This function can also be 49
- MEASURE TEMPO 50
- 4 Stop the accompaniment 51
- ACCOMPANIMENT CONTROLS 52
- CHANGING THE TEMPO 53
- AND FILL-INS) 54
- Fingered Chords 56
- Single Finger Chords 56
- AcmpSPnt 58
- WHAT IS A CHORD? 60
- The Intervals of the Scale 61
- Other Chords 61
- WRITING CHORD NAMES 61
- CHORD GUIDE 62
- 4 Play the chord 63
- 1 Select a style 64
- 3 Set the desired key 64
- F Dm Gm Dm 65
- EZ Chord 66
- Select the EZ Chord function 66
- 4 Start the accompaniment 67
- 5 Play the chords 67
- 1 Enable recording 68
- 3 Start recording 68
- HINT — Using Spaces 70
- To record a space: 70
- 4 Execute the Clear function 71
- 2 Select the OTS Record mode 72
- ONE TOUCH SETTING (OTS) 72
- 3 Select the desired bank 72
- 5 Exit from the Record mode 73
- 1 Call up the Style mode 73
- 3 Play the accompaniment 74
- SELECTING AND PLAYING SONGS — 75
- THE SONG MODE 75
- 1 Select the Song mode 75
- 3 Start the selected song 76
- 5 Stop the song 76
- SONG RECORDING 79
- 4 Select a track number 81
- 5 Start recording 82
- 6 Stop recording 82
- 9 Exit from the Record mode 83
- Select the Step Record mode 84
- ■ Additional Operations 87
- 8 Exit from the Record mode 88
- Entering Velocity Curves 89
- DISK OPERATIONS 91
- 2 Press the SAVE button 94
- 4 Press the EXECUTE button 95
- 5 Execute the Save operation 95
- 2 Press the LOAD button 96
- 3 Select the file to load 96
- 5 Execute the Load operation 96
- 2 Press the UTILITY button 97
- 2 Press the EXECUTE button 98
- FOOTSWITCH 100
- 1 Call up the Function mode 100
- 4 Exit the Function mode 101
- MIDI FUNCTIONS 102
- ● Channel Messages 103
- ● System Messages 103
- WHAT YOU CAN DO WITH MIDI 104
- MIDI OUTMIDI IN 105
- MIDI INMIDI OUT 105
- RemoteCh 106
- Function Parameters 107
- Sending Initial Setup Data 108
- InitSend 109
- TROUBLESHOOTING 110
- Data Initialization 111
- SPECIFICATIONS 112
- (EZ Chord banks 1, 2) 113
- VOICE LIST 114
- Panel Voice List 115
- GM Voice List 116
- STYLE LIST 117
- DRUM KIT LIST 118
- MIDI IMPLEMENTATION CHART 120
- ■ Effect map 122
- Limited Warranty 124
- FCC INFORMATION (U.S.A.) 126
- © 1999 Yamaha Corporation 128
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