Pavementii
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You did good, Jokeyman! From your response, it doesn't sound like I can get what I want. But your response WAS helpful!
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Thanks for taking the time to respond, Jokeyman! I am playing the factory installed arrangements. I'm playing an LK-280. Yep! this is what I think I'm working with. I've never tried to install songs myself. But maybe there are libraries with songs that I like already have them broken down into the lessons...? That would be nice. Or, once i get through all of the pre-set songs I like on the piano, I can maybe learn to do create my own songs and lessons. Excellent, Jokeyman! You did a great job. I don't know what I'm doing and I've read the book a few times but couldn't find what I was looking for so every bit of information helps. 🙂
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So when you play the first song, "Over There", there is a long intro in which no piano is being played. It's all these accompanying orchestration (flutes, violins, cymbals, etc.). I want to eliminate/disable all of that. I simply want to set the tone to piano and hear (and practice) every song with only piano-- no fancy orchestration. I've tried going to Function --> AccompVol and Function --> Song Vol but the sounds stay and the whole system's volume seems to increase or decrease. Any ideas?
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Hm... this did not work and I think it's because I've been unclear. Let me try again. So when you play the first song, "Over There", there is a long intro in which no piano is being played. It's all these accompanying sounds like violins, cymbals, etc. I don't want to hear any of that. I just want to set the tone to piano and hear (and practice) every song with only piano and none of the fancy orchestration. I've tried going to Function --> AccompVol and Function --> Song Vol but the sounds stay and the whole system's volume seems to increase or decrease. Any ideas?
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thanks! I'll give this a shot.
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Is there a way to remove all the fancy accompaniments and just hear every song in the instrument of your choice (i.e piano)? This would my LK-280 piano so much more valuable to me. Tim