Korg PA5X61 Pa5X-61 61-Key Professional Arranger Keyboard

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Editing the Mic Presets |1021
> Use the Song Play Control pop-up menu to choose a source for chords or
notes controlling harmony with the Songs.
Control (Song) Meaning
Off No track sends chords notes to the Harmony module. Chords can still
be received via MIDI.
Track 01…16 Chords or notes are received from one of the Song tracks.
Chord Scan Play chords or notes in the area chosen with the CHORD buttons in the
control panel.
Lower Play chords or notes in the Lower area (under the split point).
Upper Play chords or notes in the Upper area (above the split point).
Full Play chords or notes over the full extension of the keyboard.
Choosing the Key and Scale
When the Scale Harmony Type is selected, all of the chords in an entire song and
your melody can belong to a single key. You can input this key by using the Key
parameter.
Use the
Scale parameter to choose a type of scale for the harmony notes. You
can choose between 3 Major and 3 Minor alternate scales that can be chosen if
your harmony intervals sound incorrect at certain chord/melody combinations.
When the match of Key and song is correct, a Scale harmonization is nearly indis-
tinguishable from recorded harmony. There are limitations however:
> Scale works for many, but not all songs.
> Scale works best with 3rd harmony intervals (Voice > Harmony Scale pop-up
menu); adding the 5th reduces the number of compatible songs.
You should be singing with musical backing and stay true to a A=440Hz reference.
This could be a recorded song or other musicians. Choose a simple song to start
with. Determine the key of your song; this is often the rst or last chord in a song
without extensions. For example G Major is a valid key, Gm7b5 is not.
If you’re lucky the rst time, you’ll be rewarded with soaring harmony over your
whole chorus or song. If not, you can try the following:
> Try a different Key, perhaps a 5th away from your rst choice.
> Choose a different Major or Minor alternate Scale.
> Choose a Set with only the 3rd (High) interval.
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