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80 PSR-A5000 Owner’s Manual
You can create your own scales using the Sub Scale setting. This setting, when being edited, takes priority over the Main
Scale setting. The setting is effective only while the Sub Scale is enabled (e.g., “Sub” is selected on the Scale Tune display)
1 On the Scale Tune display, touch [Sub] to select the Sub Scale
setting.
The Sub Scale setting is applied to checkmarked parts on bottom of the display.
Even if the Sub Scale is selected, the Main Scale setting is applied to the parts
which are not checkmarked on bottom of the Sub Scale display but checkmarked
on the Main Scale display.
2 Change the following settings.
If you return to the home display in this condition, the Sub Scale setting remains
enabled.
3 To stop using the Sub Scale setting, touch [Main] on the Scale
Tune display.
The Sub Scale setting is disabled, and all Sub Scale tune settings are reset to their
default values.
Creating and Using a Temperament (Sub Scale)
2
1
Parts to which the Sub Scale
setting are applied
Tune
You can easily lower the pitches of the desired note by 50 cents. Turning the boxes on/off in the fol-
lowing ways lets you determine whether the tune setting is applied to the note or not.
• Pressing the SCALE TUNE SETTING buttons
• Touching the boxes at the upper and lower side of the keyboard illustration
You can also adjust the tune value by touching the desired key illustration and tune it in cents.
Bypass Turning this on with the [BYPASS] button or [Bypass] on the Scale Tune display disables all the
Scale Tune settings temporarily. This lets you hear the sound for comparison purposes.
Parts
(Left, Right 1, etc.)
Checkmark the part to which the Sub Scale setting is applied.
The Sub Scale setting is also disabled
and reset to default when the power of
instrument is turned off.
You can enable/disable the Sub Scale
setting and make the Sub Scale setting
quickly, using the function “Scale Tune
Quick Setting,” which can be assigned
to the assignable buttons or foot ped-
als. For details, refer to the Reference
Manual on the website.
NOTE
NOTE
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