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Expression Pedal

Push down the pedal to control the volume of

each note or phrase.

This pedal is extremely

important for adding emotion to your playing.

The pedal is balanced to stay in any position

once set,

Rest the entire right foot on the

pedal and relax it, pressing with the toe to in-

crease

volume,

with the heel to decrease

it.

The

overall

volume

—

that

is, the

range in

which the expression pedal works — should be

set with the Master Volume control,

Expression Pedal Switch

and Tablets

The expression pedal, in addition to moving

up and down to control the Electone's overall

volume, can also be moved

from side to side

to switch

and

off five different

tablet-

controlled effects.

One of these, Rhythm Stop, has been discussed

in the Auto Rhythm section, and for this effect

the switch works on a click-on, click-off basis.

For the Glides and Damper, the switch works

on a click-on/release-off

basis; its effect lasts

only as long as the pedal is swiveled to the

left.

To fully activate the Wah-Wah, the pedal must

be swiveled from far left to far right.

Glide

With either of these tablets set the pitch of any

note on that manual will drop approximately

one half tone when the foot switch is swiveled

left, rising to its true

pitch as soon

as the

switch

is released.

Glide also cancels the vibrato effect at the same

time that it lowers the pitch.

DAMPER

WAH-WAH

-RHYTHM

Damper

STOPPER

This effect functions like the piano damper me-

iu EXP. SELECT SAD,

chanism

to sustain

all notes

for these

five

upper

manual

preset voices:

Piano, Harpsichord, Guitar,

Vibraphone, Chimes

Wah-Wah

With this tablet on, each time the foot switch

is swiveled,

it makes the upper manual tones

sound

like a trumpeter

had just closed and

opened

his mute.