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Setting up

and Playing

Modes

Owner’s Manual

Modes

There are several operation modes in the MO, and

they can be selected by using the 12 mode buttons.

VOICE PERFORM MASTER

SONG PATTERN MIXING

DAW

REMOTE

EDIT

COMPARE SCENE STORE

SET LOCATE

FILE

JOB

UTILITY

DEMO

STORE

MODE

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4 Creating original songs

Song mode

[SONG] button

The Song mode lets you create your own original

songs by recording your performance using Voices

created in the Voice mode or by combining preset

rhythmic Patterns.

Creating rhythm patterns

Pattern mode

[PATTERN] button

In this mode, you can separately create the various

“building blocks” of a song—rhythms and patterns for

the intro, verse, main melody, chorus, etc.

6 Creating mixing settings

Song Mixing or

Pattern Mixing mode

[MIXING] button

Here, you can make various mixing settings, adjusting

the level balance among the parts of the Song or

Pattern, as well as each pan position and the effects

applied to the Song/Pattern.

Controlling your computer

DAW from the MO

Remote Control mode

[DAW REMOTE] button

The Remote Control mode lets you control your

computer’s sequencer software or DAW (digital audio

workstation) by using the buttons or controllers on the

MO.

8 Backing up data

File mode

[FILE] button

The File mode lets you save your MO data to a USB

storage device, and allows you to load data from the

USB device to the MO.

1 Playing the keyboard

using a Voice

Voice mode

[VOICE] button

The MO has a wealth of high-quality, dynamic

sounds—also referred to as “Voices.”

You can play these Voices—one Voice at a time—from

the keyboard in the Voice mode.

The MO also lets you create your own original Voices.

2 Playing the keyboard

using multiple Voices

Performance mode

[PERFORM] button

In the Performance mode, you can play several Voices

together in a layer, or play different Voices from

separate ranges of the keyboard. You can also trigger

automatic rhythms and Arpeggios, over which you can

play melody, chord or bass lines of your own. Each of

these combinations of Voices is called a

“Performance.” This mode lets you create richly

textured, layered sounds or play two or more different

parts simultaneously—for example, piano and bass

guitar—and is particularly useful when performing

solo.

3 Creating original

program sets

Master mode

[MASTER] button

The Master mode can be used in two ways:

• Storing your favorite settings that you often use in

the Voice, Performance, Song, or Pattern mode, and

instantly recall the mode and custom settings

together in a single button press.

• Dividing the keyboard into four separate sections—

just as if you were playing four different MIDI

keyboards.

9 Setting the system

parameters

Utility mode

[UTILITY] button

The Utility mode lets you set parameters that apply to

the entire system of the MO.

These parameter settings are applied to all Voices,

Performances, Songs and Patterns.

) Setting the parameters

for each mode

Edit mode

[EDIT] button

The Edit mode lets you set parameters that apply to

each Voice, Performance, Song or Pattern.

! Tools for organizing

your data

JOB mode

[JOB] button

This mode provides various operations and functions

(called “jobs”) that help in organizing and controlling

your important data, including initializing the settings

and copying data.

@ Storing programs

to the MO

Store mode

[STORE] button

In this mode, you can store your edited programs to

the internal memory of the MO. Keep in mind,

however, that certain data, such as Songs and

Patterns, are deleted when the power is turned off. For

this reason, you should also store this important data

to a USB memory device in the File mode.

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