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F1-F10
20 function-key locations, (1-10, together with [SHIFT] 11-20) serve to summon PITCH and SCALE(S) or to save them. Saving is done by pressing [ALTERNATE] at the same time. With the [@] key next to the [RETURN]-key, you determine what actions are summoned (or saved), Pitches, Scales, or both. The following corresponding icons appear when pressing [@]: ![]() The [ESC]-key is of importance here: the summoning or saving can be done for the X-klavier only, for the Y-klavier only, or for both at the same time. With Pitch is meant: the key where the mouse actually is on the X-klavier, the Y-klavier, or both. A saved SCALE is a scale number from 1 to 14. [ESC] Klavier- selection (X-Y)
You use [ESC] to determine whether the X-klavier, the Y-klavier, or both react on changes made on the keyboard. The icon below shows the X-only, Y-only or X+Y selections made with the [ESC]-key. The selection is indicated on more locations in the screen, the icon below shows one of them. Just click [ESC] and see what happens. ![]() [1] to [backspace] calling actual scales
The keys in the upper row of the keyboard, apart from the [ESC]-key, summon the 14 actual scales and assign them to the X-klavier, the Y-klavier or both. This depends on the X-Y selection of the [ESC]-key. The scales can be (re)arranged and changed in the SCALE-ASSIGN screen. The scales selected are visible in your screen: ![]()
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