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It is more important to transfer the basic concept than to amaze them with a tune in this early stage. If you have the skills

– use a simple progression to outline an appropriate song for the current STYLE.

DELUXE STYLE PRESENTATION

Included are the following concepts:

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STYLE selection

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OTS (One Touch Settings): As you change SECTIONS A‐B‐C‐D, point out that the right hand sound has changed.

What initially was an Electric Piano for SECTION A is now a Classical Guitar in SECTION B... etc.

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AUTO FILL‐IN: As you press the button you can invoke a fill‐in. The earlier in the measure you press the button,

the more of the fill‐in that plays. It always arrives at the top of the next measure.

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SYNC START > INTRO (Tempo Flashes)

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INTRO I/ENDING I = Simple

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INTRO III/ENDING III = Complex

Walk them through a few Sections pointing out how the FILL‐INs work, etc.

Finally, put it all together in a brief composition using an INTRO, OTS, AUTO FILL‐IN, and ENDING.

OTS

OTS (One Touch Setting) makes appropriate VOICE selection settings for each SECTION. This is done automatically, but

what is important to TELL is that THEY get to select what Voice or combination of Voices are recalled. It is not necessary to

teach them HOW (at this point) ‐ they will be doing this type of thing in no time when they get home. Remember it is

natural for them to ask you HOW to do these types of things and you could (and should) know the answer. But in reality,

they are going to forget all the specifics you show them – it is only natural. Stick to broader concepts. What they will

remember is that they understood it was not difficult because the salesperson made it look easy!

CUSTOMIZE A STYLE

This activates the 8 buttons under the screen to select the PART MIXER – now the 8 buttons act to MUTE and UNMUTE

the backing band.

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PART 9 is the percussionist

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PART 10 is the drummer

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PART 11 is the bass player

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PART 12 and 13 are chord parts

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PART 14 is for PAD

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PARTS 15 and 16 are Riffs or Phrases

PSR‐S650 "D.I.S.H" by Phil Clendeninn

At the bottom of the screen in the lower right corner, you

can select the "ACMP. TR" (Accompaniment Track) function

– you do so with the button labeled:

[REGIST/PART(MIXER)]. When you press this button, the

lower right corner will change – toggle between

REGISTRATIONS and the PART MIXER. Select "ACMP. TR"