Synthesizer; Keyboard - Yamaha SY-1 Manual

Your Yamaha Solo Synthesizer's keyboard has
37 keys ranging from c to сз. The three trans-
position levers (shift the keyboard frequency
range up either one or two octaves, or down
one octave, that is, Ст - са, Or C2 - cs or C - ex.
Thus, your Solo Synthesizer has a total range of
six octaves (actually seven, since there are two
normal pitches, depending on the preset selected).
When you depress two or more transposition levers
at the same time, you will hear only the one
TRANSPOSITION
OCT.UP — 20CT.UP
To tune your Solo Synthesizer with another
instrument, wait about one minute after it is
turned on, Then push down the Flute/Clarinet
preset tone lever, set the vibrato lever to the
"control" position and vibrato depth control to
the "minimum" position to eliminate the vibrato.
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furthest to the right on the panel. When no
transposition lever is depressed, the keyboard
range from c to сз is heard, as if the "normal"
transposition lever was depressed.
Your Yamaha Solo Synthesizer is designed to
sound only one note at a time; if you depress
more than one key at the same time, you will
always hear the highest note.
Turn the "tuning control" @ at the left of the
keyboard to the left (flat) or right (sharp) until
you obtain the right pitch; the pitch can be raised
or lowered about 100 cents (one semitone) in
relation to the standard pitch.