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User manual - Ilya Efimov Production

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HARMONY HARMONY mode modeHARMONY MODEILYA EFIMOV BALALAIKA PRIMAOften when the melody line is played on the first string, all three strings arestrummed simultaneously. This is facilitated on most balalaikas by a large gapbetween the first and second string.Balalaika’s Harmony Mode merges the Melody and Strum Modes to recreatethis technique. In this mode the keyboard is divided into three zones:• Instrument range• Chord recognition range (Chord zone)• Keyswitch rangeCHORD ZONE KS INSTRUMENT RANGEZONETo simulate strumming on the balalaika simply play the melody with yourright hand while holding a chord in the Chord Zone (left hand). Balalaika will automaticallytrigger alternate up and down strokes with each successive note. Ifyou want to play a melody line without harmony, just remove your left hand fromthe Chord zone. Melodic Strum will only work if you hold a chord in the chordzone.Balalaika recognizes chord changes and automatically creates the correcttablature positions depending on the melody line.In this mode you can use the picking style option (C5) to create a tremoloarticulation. When the picking style is active, the tremolo chord will sound untilstopped. To stop the tremolo chord, use the sustain pedal (CC64) or F2 key. Thiswill also create a smooth transition between chords.Pizzicato, tremolo, legato, vibrato and flageolet articulations, as well asthe Repetition keys are available in Harmony mode.FX. ReverbReverb may added according to taste. The reverb controls are located at thebottom left corner of the GUI. Select the type of reverb, then adjust the level tosuit your preferences.All Right Reserved © <strong>Ilya</strong> <strong>Efimov</strong> 2012

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