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Creating “Mark” locations

Dynamic Arranger Function

The le is processed and saved with the same le name as the

imported le into the “My Performances” USB memory folder. The

display briey conrms and then the imported Performance List is

showed.

NOTE

If the le name of the Performance List already exists, the BK-9

displays the following message: “A le having this name already

exists Overwrite? ” . Select “YES” to replace the le. Select “NO” to

reject the import operation.

7. Press the PERFORMANCE [LIST] button.

The Performance List imported is already selected.

8. Push the dial to view the single Performances.

Dynamic Arranger

Function

The DYNAMIC ARRANGER function allows you to control the

volume of the accompaniments parts via the way you strike the

keys in the chord recognition area (velocity sensitivity).

It can be selected using [MENU] button  “Performance Edit” 

“Dynamic Arranger”.

Right Display

The following parameters can be edited:

Parameter Setting Explanation

Switch O, On

Enable or disable the Dynamic Arranger

function.

ADrum

-127 ~ +127

There are eight accompaniment parts:

ADrum (the drums), ABass (the bass)

and ACC1~6 (the melodic accompani-

ment parts).

Set the desired value with the dial or

the [DEC]/[INC] buttons.

You can specify positive and negative

sensitivity values.

Positive values mean that the volume

of the part in question increases when

you strike the chord recognition area

keys harder, while negative values

mean that the volume of the selected

accompaniment part increases as your

velocity becomes softer.

You could use extreme positive/nega-

tive “Acc” pairs (i.e. “127” and “–127”)

to alternate between those two lines

simply by varying your velocity. One

part would then only be audible when

you strike the keys softly, while the

other would only be triggered by high

velocity values.

Choose “0” for parts whose volume

should not be aected by your velocity

values.

Abass

Acc1

Acc2

Acc3

Acc4

Acc5

Acc6

Using the “Mark & Jump”

function (only for SMF)

The BK-9 gives you the possibility to “mark” (memorize) up to 4

locations of the current song (SMF) and “jump” to any of the marked

location. In addition, if you save the song, the four “Mark & Jump”

locations are stored within the song.

The four “Mark & Jump” locations can be selected by pressing the

VARIATION [1]~[4] buttons.

When you select a song that contains such markers, the indicators

of the VARIATION [1]~[4] buttons light. For songs that do not

contain these indications, the indicators remain dark.

Editing and programming “Mark & Jump” locations can be carried

out as follows:.

Creating “Mark” locations

1. Load an SMF song.

See “Selecting a Song or Rhythm on a USB Memory” in the BK-9

owner’s manual.

2. Open the “Smf Mark Jump Edit” page:

You have two ways to do it:

a. Press the VARIATION [1]~[4] button whose indicator is

dark (“mark” location empty).

NOTE

The “Smf Mark Jump Edit” page will not open if you select

a VARIATION [1]~[4] button whose indicator lights (“mark”

location already set).

b. Press [MENU] button and by the dial select the “Smf

Mark Jump Edit” page.

Right Display

As you can see there are four elds (“Mark Bar 1”~ “Mark Bar 4”:

Parameter Value Explanation

Mark Bar 1

OFF, 1 ~ song length

in Bars

• “OFF”

Empty “mark” location (the

corresponding VARIATION

[1]~[4] is dark)

• “song length in Bars”

It contains the indication of the

number of the bar where you

want to jump.

Mark Bar 2

Mark Bar 3

Mark Bar 4

The following operation can be performed whether the song is

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