Sk Voice Library
The Hammond Sk’s have the brilliant advantage of being able to hold a running library of “Extravoices” of your choice which enhance the Hammond Sound, and provide to be serious solo instruments when called upon. They are available here FREE OF CHARGE.
(LibVL-SK001) Reed Organ Kaisr
This voice library provides the sounds of a Japanese reed organ, In the 1880’s reed organs ware distributed to
Japanese elementary schools instead of Pianos for music education. Must of them are very simple, and they had no
stops like “standard” reed organs. But they were “standard” in Japanese music education.
Instruments List
- Reed Organ 1: A single reed organ.
- Reed Organ 2: Octave unison of reed organ.
- Reed Organ 1 Exp: This instrument adds “knee swell” control for Reed Organ 1. The
brightness of sound will change as the expression pedal is operated. - Reed Organ 2 Exp: This instrument adds “knee swell” control for Reed Organ 2. The
brightness of sound will change as the expression pedal is operated.
(LibVL-SK002) Recorder Szk
This voice library provides the sounds of wooden recorders. The key range covers from Great Bass to Sopranino
pipes.
Instruments List
- Recorder Str: Straight tone.
- Recorder Vib: Recorder with slight vibrato by LFO.
- Recorder Ens: Two recorders. Left and Right.
- Reco Close Pcd: This voice employs the Prochord function which adds full chords to
the Upper keyboard when playing a single finger melody, while a chord is being played on the Lower
keyboard. - Reco Open Pcd: This voice employs the Prochord function. Creating Open or
Theatre-Organ style harmony. - Reco Trio Pcd: This voice employs the Prochord function. Adds 2-note harmony to Upper
keyboard when playing a single finger melody. while a chord is being played with the Lower keyboard. For
example, play a note “C” on Upper, and play a chord “C” on Lower, it sounds “E”, “G”, and “C”.
(LibVL-SK003) Tubular Bell
This voice library provides the sounds of tubular bells. This includes not only the Tubular Bells as heard in an
Orchestra, but also“synthesized” bells like the “Chime” stop of vintage Hammond Home Organs
Instruments List
- Tubular Bell Ac: This is acoustic tubular bell as used in orchestras. We recommend you play near the
center of the keybord. - Tubular Bell FM: This is a “digital” tubular bell made on a famous synthesizer in the 1980’s.
- Tubular Bell 2x: This is mixed instrument of above two. On the left, you can hear the acoustic tubular
bell, and on the right, the digital one. - Tubular Bell TW: This instrument simulates [Chimes] button on the vintage Hammond Organ. It is made of
combination of sine wave. - Tub Bell on ff: This is an Acoustic Tubular Bell, which sounds only on notes played with high velocity.
We recommend you play this voice in combination with organ voices, using the high velocity touch to
accent your phrases.
(LibVL-SK004) Hand Bell
This voice library provides the sounds of hand bells. This including Tonechimes, ordinary hand bell, and wine
glass.
Instruments List
- Tonechimes: The “Tonechimes” are Suzuki’s hand chimes. It has a mellow tone. This instrument sustains
when the key is released. - T.Chime Damped: The tone is same as above. But without sustain.
- Hand Bell: An ordinary hand bell. This instrument sustains when the key is released.
- H.Bell Damped: The tone is same as above. But without sustain.
- TC Hymn Pcd: The tone is Tonechimes. You can hear the “Hymn” style harmony with playing a chord on LOWER
keyboard, and playing a note on UPPER keyboard. - TC HarmChim Pcd: The tone is Tonechimes. You can hear the “Harmonic Chime” style harmony with playing a
chord on LOWER keyboard, and playing a note on UPPER keyboard. - HB&TC 4tet Pcd: You can hear the “Quartet” style harmony. The top note is handbell, and the others
are Tonechimes. Play a chord on LOWER keyboard, and play a note on UPPER keyboard. - Wine Glass: A wine glass hit by a mallet.
- Mr.Lawrence: A layered instrument of the wine glass and noise like “…Mr. Lawrence”. We recommend you
use this instrument with deep reverb. - Glass Harp: This instrument made of running moistened finger around the rim of the wine glass.
- Glass Harp Pad: A layered instrument of the Glass Harp and the Wine Glass.
(LibVL-SK005) Chamber Strings 1
This voice library provides the sounds of chamber strings, including the Marcato, Staccato, Pizzicato and Solo
Violin playing styles.
The instruments are recorded in stereo except solo violin.
Instruments List
- Marcato Str.: Chamber String Ensemble with heavy bow attack and sustained tone.
- Marcato Str. Oc: Same as above with octave above layer.
- Marcato feat.Vn: Marcato Strings as above with added Solo Violin Layer.
- Stacc. Str.: Strings with sharply attacked and detached notes.
- Pizz Str.: “Plucked” String section.
- Tape Str.: Simulating the vintage instrument that used audio tapes as its sound source (Mono).
- Marc+Stacc Str: Velocity-switched sound with Marcato at piano (light) touch, and adding Staccato at
forte (heavy) touch. - Solo Violin: Solo violin with vibrato.
SOUNDS FEATURING “PROCHORD” FUNCTION
The following sounds (containing “PCD” in the sound name) feature Hammond-Suzuki’s exclusive “PROCHORD” function
which allows you to play complex harmonies on the UPPER manual using single notes, the voicing of which are
based on the chord structure you play on the LOWER manual. For each of these tones, allocate the “PCD” voice to
the UPPER manual, and using the SPLIT* function, assign the Organ (TW,Vx,Farf or Pipe) registration of your
choice to the LOWER section.
N.B.: The “PROCHORD” function will work even if you do not use Organ sound for your chords on the LOWER manual.
*Use SPLIT on Sk1, and LOWER Manual on Sk2
- Duo Violin Pcd: Violin duet voicing through “Prochord” (PCD) function.
- Vn + Marcato Pcd: Melody on Solo Violin and Harmonies on Marcato Strings.
- Marc. Open Pcd: Marcato Strings in Open Harmony.
- Marcato Str. Pcd: Marcato Quartet voicing (2 Violin/Viola/Cello).
(LibVL-SK0051)-(LibVL-SK0054) Chamber Strings 2-6
This voice library is separated from the recent library, VL-SK005 “Chamber Strings 1”, which can load with less
of remaining memory.
VL-SK0051 “Marcato Str.”
Chamber String Ensemble with heavy bow attack and sustained tone.
VL-SK0052 “Pizz Str.”
“Plucked” String section.
VL-SK0053 “Stacc. Str.”
Strings with sharply attacked and detached notes.
VL-SK0054 “Tremolo Str.”
Chamber String Ensemble with “Tremolo” style.
(LibVL-SK006) Choir & Vocal
Instruments List
- Choir Aah: “Aah” choir by male and female. Both male and female sounds on the middle octave, only female
sounds on the higher range, and only male sounds on the lower range. - Choir Doo: “Doo” choir by male and female.
- Vocal Aah: Solo “Aah” vocal with vibtato by male for low octave and female for high octave.
- Choir Ft. Vocal: Ensemble of “Aah” choir and solo vocal.
- Choir Pad: “Ooh” choir, for playing long tone chords too.
SOUNDS FEATURING “PROCHORD” FUNCTION
The following sounds (containing “PCD” in the sound name) feature Hammond-Suzuki’s exclusive “PROCHORD” function
which allows you to play complex harmonies on the UPPER manual using single notes, the voicing of which are
based on the chord structure you play on the LOWER manual. For each of these tones, allocate the “PCD” voice to
the UPPER manual, and using the SPLIT* function, assign the Organ (TW,Vx,Farf or Pipe) registration of your
choice to the LOWER section.
N.B.: The “PROCHORD” function will work even if you do not use Organ sound for your chords on the LOWER manual.
*Use SPLIT on Sk1, and LOWER Manual on Sk2
- Vocal & Str. Pcd: Melody on solo vocal and harmonies on marcato strings.
- Vocal & Cho. Pcd: Melody on solo vocal and harmonies on “Aah” choir.
(LibVL-SK0061)-(LibVL-SK0063) Choir & Vocal 2-4
This voice library is separated from the recent library, VL-SK006 “Choir & Vocal”, which can load with less
of remaining memory.
The instruments are recorded in stereo except solo vocal.
VL-SK0061 “Choir Aah”
“Aah” choir by male and female. Both male and female sounds on the middle octave, only female sounds on the
higher range, and only male sounds on the lower range.
VL-SK0062 “Choir Doo”
“Doo” choir by male and female.
VL-SK0063 “Vocal Aah”
Solo “Aah” vocal with vibtato by male for low octave and female for high octave.
(LibVL-SK007) Toy Piano
This voice library provides the sounds of toy pianos.
This including 2 type toy pianos which made by different manufactures.
Instruments List
- Toy Piano Sch: This instrument is a toy piano that has tone bars and belly sound. It sounds mechanical
noise when a key is released too. - ToyPf Sch NoRel: The tone is same as above instrument, but it does not sound when a key is released.
- ToyPf Sch Pan: The tone is same as Toy Piano Sch. You can hear the slowly rotating effect by the
Auto-Pan. - Toy Piano Kaw: This instrument is a toy piano that has aluminum pipes and precision pitch. It sounds
mechanical noise when a key is released too. - ToyPf Kaw NoRel: The tone is same as above instrument, but it does not sound when a key is released.
- ToyPf Kaw MoDly: The tone is same as Toy Piano Kaw. You can hear the modulated delay effect by the
Flanger.
(LibVL-SK008) Backing String
Instruments List
- Synth Str. Fast Mellow: This instrument is Synth Strings with fast attack, usful to play with the white
Drawbars. - Synth Str. Slow Mellow: This is slower instrument of above.
- Synth Str. Fast Bright: Brighter one of “Synth Str. Fast Mellow”.
- Synth Str. Slow Mellow: Brighter one of “Synth Str. Slow Mellow”.
- Synth Str. Oct: This instrument sounds on octave unison of the Synth Strings.
- Warm Pad: This is a “Pad” that mellower than the “Strings”.
- Sweep & S/H: This is a Pad which has moving feature by sweeping LPF and S/H effects.
- Pluck & Sweep: It sounds “pluck” first, then the Pad sweeps.
- Out Of The Blue: Like a trance music, fat and bright synth lead.
- Synth & Chamber. Str (VL-SK008 only): This instrument is ensemble of Synth and Chamber strings.
(LibVL-SK009) Backing String (Light Edition)
Instruments List
- Synth Str. Fast Mellow: This instrument is Synth Strings with fast attack, usful to play with the white
Drawbars. - Synth Str. Slow Mellow: This is slower instrument of above.
- Synth Str. Fast Bright: Brighter one of “Synth Str. Fast Mellow”.
- Synth Str. Slow Mellow: Brighter one of “Synth Str. Slow Mellow”.
- Synth Str. Oct: This instrument sounds on octave unison of the Synth Strings.
- Warm Pad: This is a “Pad” that mellower than the “Strings”.
- Sweep & S/H: This is a Pad which has moving feature by sweeping LPF and S/H effects.
- Pluck & Sweep: It sounds “pluck” first, then the Pad sweeps.
- Out Of The Blue: Like a trance music, fat and bright synth lead
(LibVL-SK010)Chamber Strings 2
(LibVL-SK011)Synth.1
Instruments List
Noise Lead P5:
Soshun Lead:
Lead instruments constructed of “Pink” or Pitched noise. “Soshun Lead” adds a bell attack to the basic sound.
OPZ LFO:
OPZ LFO Perc:
Lead instruments with distorted electro tone. “Perc” has attack and decay similar to Hammond-style percussion,
indicated as an alternative to the native Hammond “Touch-Response” percussion tones.
Sync Lead P5 UD:
Sync Lead P5 D:
Lead Instruments with “oscillator sync” effects. “UD” indicates up and down sweep of sync modulation. “D”
indicates down only modulation motion
PWM Lead P5:
PWM Pad P5:
Lead and Pad instruments constructed with “Pulse Width Modulation” effects. The “Pad” instrument’s pulse width
may be manually swept by using the [EXTRA VOICE EFFECT] knob.
Bird Low Brass:
Bird Oct Brass:
Synth Brass instruments similar to those used in the song “B. Land”. “Oct” indicates octave below unison added.
3Phase Strings:
3Phase Strings Bz:
Synth sawtooth-string instruments with internal chorus effect. “Bz” adds higher, sharper harmonics.
Pulse Clav:
Pulse Clav Oct:
Pulse Wave synth instruments with “Clav” characteristics-sometimes called “Synth Clav”. “Oct” adds an octave
unison.
Plucked Saw:
Poly synth lead/pad with “plucked” characteristics. (quick attack and decay envelope)
Take On Me:
Synth Lead instrument similar to the intro of “Take On…”
Material Lead:
Lead instrument similar to the intro of “Material..”
Flanged Koto:
Synth instrument with “Koto”-type characteristics, including flanging effect.
Sqr. Whistle
Square wave instrument with “Whistle” characteristics.
Gimme^3 Lead:
Synth Lead instrument similar to the intro of “Gimme….”
It’s A Miracle:
Synth instrument similar to the intro of “It’s A….”
Chocolate Seq:
Decaying synth instrument similar to the intro of “C. Disco….”
Puttin’ Ritz Pcd:
Synth instrument with {PROCHORD} function similar to “Puttin’ On The….”
(LibVL-SK012)80s Layered
Instruments List
80’s Layered Pf:
Layered instrument made of acoustic piano, FM electric piano, and synth pad as used in 1980’s pop music.
Ac&El Piano:
Layered instrument made of acoustic piano and FM electric piano.
(LibVL-SK013) Orchestral Harp
This voice library provides the sounds of Orchestral Harp.
Instruments List
Pedal Harp
An Orchestral harp recorded in stereo. When played without Damper, the release time is short, as if plucked and
muted. With Damper applied, the full decay is heard.
Pedal Harp Pad
The Orchestral Harp with mellow synth pad added. Prepared with Phaser effect that may be applied by pressing the
[EXTRA VOICE EFFECT] button.
Whole Tone C
Whole Tone F
A convenient way to play harp glissandos. Hold the damper pedal and play glissandos on the white keys. You may
also
play “black key” glissandos for a unique effect. IMPORTANT NOTE!!! The keyboard scaling for these two “Whole
Tone”
voices are not normal. There is nothing wrong with your Sk! Only use these three “Whole Tone” voices for Harp
“Sweeps” or “Glissandos”.
(LibVL-SK014) Jazz Guitar
This voice library provides the sounds of a traditional “Big Box” Jazz guitar)
Instruments List
JazzGt.1 Open:
A “175” Guitar “open string”.
JazzGt.1 Mute:
A “175” Guitar “muted string”.
JazzGt.1 Mu/Op
The “175” Guitar as above with velocity switching between the “open” and “mute” voices.
JazzGt.1 Oct
A “175” guitar in octave unison.
JazzGt.2
Modern Electronic Jazz Guitar “open string”
JazzGt.3
Brighter Modern Electronic Jazz Guitar “open string
(LibVL-SK015) Melodion
The Parent Company of Hammond Organ is Suzuki Musical Instruments, maker of fine Harmonicas, used by
Professionals and Amateurs Worldwide. One of their most distinctive instruments is the Melodion, which is
essentially a Harmonica played with a Keyboard. The professional range of Suzuki Melodions (including the
Industry Standard M-37C) has been carefully sampled to provide the voice of this rare keyboard gem.
Instruments List
Baritone Keyed:
Baritone Model B-24C, without vibrato.
Baritone Vib:
Baritone Model B-24C, with vibrato.
Bari / Alto:
This Split Voice sounds the Baritone B-24C model below middle C, and the Alto M-37C model sounds its above.
Alto 1 Keyed:
Alto Model M-37C without vibrato.
Alto 1 Vib:
Alto Model M-37C with vibrato.
Alto 1 Twin:
Hybrid “multi-reed” Melodion Voice, with Octave voicing in the lower to middle range, and detuned unison in
the Upper Range.
Alto 1 Overdrv:
Alto Model M-37C with Overdrive. You can add a “Wah-Wah” effect by turning the [EXTRA VOICE EFFECTS AMOUNT]
knob.
Alto 2 Keyed:
Alto Model PRO-44HP, without vibrato.
Alto 2 Vib:
Alto Model PRO-44HP, with vibrato.
Soprano Keyed:
Soprano Model S-32C, without vibrato.
SOUNDS FEATURING “PROCHORD” FUNCTION
Extravoice instruments that contain “PCD” in their description feature Hammond’s exclusive “PROCHORD”
function which adds complex harmonic voicing to single notes played on the UPPER manual based on chord
structures played on the LOWER manual. In using the PROCHORD voices, allocate the “PCD” voice to the UPPER
section, and using the SPLIT function, assign an Organ (TW,Vx,Farf or Pipe) registration of your choice to
the LOWER section. (On the SK2 use the UPPER and LOWER manuals). The PROCHORD function will still work if
you do NOT assign an Organ sound at all to the LOWER section/manual. No complex harmonies will be added to
single notes played on the UPPER section/manual when nothing is being played on the LOWER section/manual.
Duet Pcd:
Alto Model M-37C in Duet Harmony with vibrato.
SmallCombo Pcd:
Trio Voicing with Soprano model S-32C on melody, and two Alto model M-37C’s on harmony. All parts sound
without vibrato.
Quartet Pcd:
Quartet Voicing with Alto PRO-44HP model on melody with vibrato, and Alto Model M-37C and Baritone Model
B-24C on harmonies. The harmony voices sound without vibrato.
(libVL-SK016) Electric Bass
This voice library provides the sounds of electric bass guitar.
Instruments List
Finger Bs Jz:
The “J” type electric bass with round wound strings played by forefinger. It sounds normally on the below of
the middle C. And it sounds harmonics above (they are same as following instruments).
Finger Bs Pr:
The “P” type electric bass with round wound strings played by forefinger.
Pick Bs Jz: PickLng Bs Jz:
The “J” type electric bass played by pick with palm mute. There is longer release time variation which named
“Lng” for repeated notes.
Pick Bs Pr: PickLng Bs Pr:
The “P” type electric bass played by pick without mute. There is longer release time variation which named
“Lng” for repeated notes.
Slap Bs Jz:
The “J” type electric bass played by slap style. As additional feature, it sounds slide and slap mute on the
below of “low-B”.
Finger Bs+Cyms:Finger Bs+Ride:
“Finger Bs Jz” with ride cymbal. It sounds pedal hi-hat cymbal, crash cymbal(low range), and snare drum(high
range) with played harder. The “Finger Bs+Ride” sounds ride cymabal only.
Finger Bs+HH: PickLngBs+HH:
“Finger Bs Pr” with closed hi-hat cymbal. It sounds snare drum and crash cymbal with played harder. The
“PickLngBs+HH” sounds pick bass instead of finger bass.
Suzuki Musical Inst. Mfg. Co., Ltd.
(libVL-SK017) Taped Sampler
Taped Sampler Sk Voice
(libVL-SK018) Synth M12
Synth M12
This voice library provides classic sounds from the famous “M12” synthesizer. This classic instrument from
the Eighties used analog sound generators, the sounds from which were then shaped and manipulated by various
means. This instrument was unique in that it used digital circuitry to implement voltage control over all
the sound-producing components (VCO, VCF and VCA). Groups such as Depeche Mode and Vangelis took advantage
of this instrument’s unique ability to generate big majestic brass sounds which are represented in this
library.
This library requires Software Release 3 (MAIN 1.112) or later.
Instruments List
Box Brass:
This is the famous “Synth Brass” sound renowned among rock and pop keyboardists.
Brazz:
This instrument utilized a feature called “matrix modulation” to maximize the ability to apply modulation to
a sound. This sound is a “Synth Brass” with pitch and filter envelopes applied simulating this feature.
Horn Ensemble:
This is a mellow Synth Brass sound created by four oscillators sounding in unison.
Suzuki Musical Inst. Mfg. Co., Ltd.
(libVL-SK019) Arco & Classic Strings, with Prochord Option
Arco & Classic Strings, with Prochord Option
(libVL-SK020) Marcato & Pizzicato, with Prochord Option
Marcato & Pizzicato, with Prochord Option
(libVL-SK021) Pf & Symphonic Strings
The “VL21” Library matches our great Grand Piano sample with our new Symphonic Strings set. Stereo and Mono
Versions, plus one set with “Prochord” added. (The Piano plays your top note, with the Strings playing
4-part closed “fill voice” harmonies below.
(libVL-SK022) Synth Heavy Stack
This voice library provides the sounds of “Heavy” Synth Pads and Ensembles.
You must upload and install the new system software (SK updater Release 4, MAIN 1.112 or later) before you
install this library.
Instruments List…
Keyboard Hero:
Strong polyphonic synthesizer tone, usually heard in hard rock and progressive music. Also works well when
combined with Drawbar voices for hard-edged solo tone.
80’s Hyptronic:
Percussive voice over sustained layer, good for dramatic foundations. Also works well in lower octaves for
intense bass sounds.
Polysynth Ensemble:
Construct of 3 monophonic VCO’s with fast LPF decay and delayed vibrato/modulation. Good for Rock
Pad/Foundation, also good for Synth Bass applications.
HPF Sweep Lead:
Digital Synthesizer tone with HighQ HPF attack sweep. Use for accents and special effects, also indicated
for EDM music.
(libVL-SK023) Synth Stack
This voice library provides the sounds of Stacked Synthesizers.
You must upload and install the new system software (SK updater Release 4, MAIN 1.112 or later) before you
install this library.
Instruments List…
80’s Phantasy:
Gentle Synth pad with bell attack and choir-like sustain.
Atmosphere:
Synth pad construct with acoustic guitar attack and light choir sustain. Effective in low register, as well.
Decay Synth:
Delicate synth pad breathy attack and modulated, mellow decay..
(libVL-SK024) Acoustic Guitar
This voice library provides the sounds of Acoustic Guitars.
You must upload and install the new system software (SK updater Release 4, MAIN 1.112 or later) before you
install this library.
Instruments List…
Nylon String
Classical-style Nylon String Guitar.
Nylon St. vVib
Same as Nylon String but greater velocity adds Vibrato.
Nylon St. Nail
Spanish-style Nylon String Guitar.
Nylon St.N vVib
Same as Nylon String Nail but greater velocity adds Vibrato.
Steel String
American-style Steel String Guitar.
12 String
12 String Guitar, which has 2 strings per note with the top four strings an octave apart.
Flamenco
Flamenco-style Nylon String Guitar.
Flamenco vVib
Same as Flamenco but greater velocity adds Vibrato.
Suzuki Musical Inst. Mfg. Co., Ltd.
(libVL-SK025) Ethnic
This voice library provides the sounds of instruments used in Ethnic music.
This library requires System Software Release 4, MAIN 1.112 or later.
Instruments List…
Dulcimer:
This is a Hammered Dulcimer, a steel-string instrument played by striking the strings with
small hammers.
Sitar:
This is an instrument closely associated with classical music of India.
Programming a connected Foot Switch or the OCTAVE Touch Buttons for the Glide function will
allow the player to add portamento to the notes,
which is an essential part of Sitar technique.
Banjo:
This is a 5-string resonator Banjo, an instrument closely associated with American country,
folk and bluegrass music as well as traditional Irish music.
Koto:
This is the traditional Japanese 13-stringed instrument.
Koto Hira#:
Same sound as Koto but with the traditional “Hirajoshi” tuning.
This tuning uses the notes D, D#, G, A and A#. Playing
the black notes (sharps) only will cause this scale to sound.
Pressing and holding a connected Damper Pedal will cause the sound of all of the
above-described instruments to sustain.
Suzuki Musical Inst. Mfg. Co., Ltd.
(VL-SK026) Mallet Percussion
This voice library provides the sounds of Mallet Percussion instruments Xylophone and Marimba.
This library requires System Software Release 4, MAIN 1.112 or later.
Instruments List…
Xylo. Duo Pcd:
Xylophone with added Duo (two-note) ProChord.
Xylo. 4tet Pcd:
Xylophone played with 4 mallets. 4-part open hamony ProChord added.
Marimba:
Concert Marimba.
Deeper tone and pitched one octave lower than Xylophone.
Marimba Sustain:
Marimba with added long sustained tone and vibrato.
Similar in sound to Vibraharp, but with a deeper tone.
Xylo + Marimba:
Xylophone and Marimba together, sounding in octaves.
Marimba Trem:
Marimba played by alternating mallets to produce a “Tremolo”.
To use as a synth pad, turn on the [EXTRA VOICE EFFECT] button, select “Phaser,” and play chords.
Marimba Duo Pcd:
Marimba Trem with added Duo (two-note) ProChord.
Marimba 4tet Pcd:
Marimba played with 4 mallets. 4-part closed hamony ProChord added.
SOUNDS FEATURING “PROCHORD” FUNCTION
Extra Voice instruments that contain “Pcd” in their description feature Hammond’s exclusive ProChord function. When notes or chords are played on a Lower Manual and a note is played on an Upper Manual, the note represented by the key played on the Upper Manual is heard along with a scored harmony pattern which sounds according to the Chord Root and Chord Type selected by the notes played on the
Lower Manual.
Sk1, Sk1-73, Sk1-88:
The SPLIT feature must be enabled (SPLIT Touch Tab “ON”) and a note or chord played to the left of the Split point in order for the harmony to sound when notes are played to the right of the Split point.
Sk2:
A note or chord must be played on the Lower Manual in order for the ProChord harmony to sound when notes are played on the Upper Manual.
On both the Sk1 and Sk2, the harmony will sound ONLY if Lower Manual notes are pressed and held while the melody is played.
If no Lower Manual notes are held, only the Melody note will sound.
Also, when a ProChord Extra Voice is selected, play a single-note melody with the right hand while holding Lower Manual notes or chords so that the harmony will play correctly. If you wish to play chords using a ProChord Extra Voice, it is best if no Lower Manual notes are pressed and held at the same time.
Suzuki Musical Inst. Mfg. Co., Ltd.