SOME  EXAMPLES  OF  REGISTRATIONS *             

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MARIMBA

12-STRING GUITAR

HARMONICA

Here the Marimba notes REPEAT and ECHO, but only when you play "hard."   The 12 String Guitar is up front, reverberating with each note, and the Sweet Harmonica follows along in perfect harmony.

SWEET VIOLIN

CLARINET

ELEC PIANO

With this one, only the Violin and the Electric Piano can be heard.   If you want to add the rich
and deep Clarinet, you need only press the R2 button.   (Or press R3 and lose the Elec. Piano)   Variations like this add spice to your music.

COSMIC VOICE

CHAMBER STRINGS

SWEET VIOLIN

Here the Cosmic voice (actually a tweaked "Tiny Lead") adds an eerie and spacy quality to the Chamber Strings, which fill in and harmonize with the up-front Clarinet.   Like all the other Pipelinerr voices, they are spaced well apart to add a Stereophonic dimension.

ST. ACCORDION

STEEL GUITAR

TANGO ACCORDION

Now we have a Steel Guitar with sliding notes up front, playing in 3-part harmony with a Steirisch Accordion and a Tango Accordion.  The Tango Accordion's notes each fade somewhat sooner than the Steirisch Accordion's, adding extra dimension to the sound.

TENOR SAX

STRING ORCHESTRA

ALTO SAX

An Alto Sax and a Tenor Sax playing a duet, with a String Orchestra in the background.
The Alto Sax's notes grow louder as you hold down the key.

SWEET HARMONICA

MANDOLIN

FUNKY HARMONICA

A Sweet Harmonica and a Funky Harmonica playing a duet, with a strumming Mandolin in center stage.  The Sweet Harmonica's notes fade out faster than the other instruments, giving added realism.

12-STRING GUITAR

CARIBE

STEEL GUITAR2

The Caribe sound reverberates with hundreds of echoes and follows along with the 12-String and Steel Guitar, which harmonize together. The Steel Guitar's notes slide in pitch, but only when you play hard.



*(NOTE:  Like the others, these are "examples," showing how various Registrations "may" be set up.   However, they are not set-ups that were copied from actual Registrations, so you may or may not find one of those listed to actually exist precisely as described.)