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Journey Guide 320 320 Owner’s Guide Owner’s Guide Thank you for choosing the Lowrey EY320 Journey Virtual Orchestra for your home! This guide offers complete operational information to help you enjoy your new musical instrument. Please read the guide and keep it close by for future reference. Table of Contents Important Safety Instructions ......................... 4 Music Styles ..................................................... 23 Control Panel ................................................... 8 Selecting A Style ............................................. 23 Let’s Get Started .............................................. 10 Style List ......................................................... 24 Power ............................................................. 10 Style Controls .................................................. 25 Auto Power Off ................................................ 10 Alter Style .................................................... 25 Display ............................................................ 10 Orch Plus ..................................................... 25 Volume Pedal .................................................. 10 Style Volume ................................................ 25 Master Volume ................................................ 11 Lock Style Volume .................................... 25 Reverb Setting ............................................. 11 Balance Accomp/Melody ............................. 25 MCS ............................................................. 11 Drum Volume ............................................... 26 Chord Memory ................................................ 11 Downbeat Indicator ...................................... 26 Auto Bass ........................................................ 11 Lock Accomp ............................................... 26 Pedal Magic .................................................... 12 Tempo Control ............................................. 26 Keyboard Touch .............................................. 13 Tap Tempo ................................................... 26 Play ............................................................. 13 Lock Tempo ................................................. 26 Listen ............................................................. 14 EASY ............................................................. 27 Headphones .................................................... 14 MCS-Music Chord System .......................... 27 Setups ............................................................. 15 Red, Blue, Green ......................................... 27 Style Setup ...................................................... 15 Major Chord ................................................. 27 Song Setup ..................................................... 15 Minor Chord ................................................. 27 Category Setups ............................................. 16 Seventh Chord ............................................. 28 More ............................................................ 17 No Chord ..................................................... 28 Bank A Setups ................................................. 18 Intro Ending ..................................................... 28 Customizing Bank Setups ........................... 18 Minor Chord Intro ......................................... 28 Renaming Custom Setups ........................... 19 Start Stop ........................................................ 29 Saving Setups in Bank Storage ................... 20 Fill ............................................................. 29 Load a Setup Group to Bank A .................... 21 Right Foot Switch ............................................ 29 Rename a Setup Group ............................... 21 Golden Harp ..................................................... 30 Delete a Setup Group .................................. 22 Golden Harp Patterns ..................................... 30 Resetting Bank Setups ................................ 22 Original Owner/Purchaser: Register your New Lowrey EY320 Journey purchase instantly by visiting www.lowrey.com. Click on the Warranty Registration link at the top of the Lowrey home page. 1 EY320 Journey Sounds ............................................................. 31 Music Recorder ................................................ 43 Upper Keyboard Sounds ................................. 31 Record Your Song ........................................... 43 Organ Sounds/Upper Flutes ........................ 31 Playback a Song ............................................. 43 Vibra Trem ............................................ 32 Chain Songs ................................................... 44 Ensemble Sounds ....................................... 32 Erase Your Song ............................................. 44 Orchestral Sounds ....................................... 32 Connections ..................................................... 45 Dual Sounds ............................................. 34 Stereo Input .................................................... 45 Orch. Effect .............................................. 34 Microphone Input ............................................ 45 Solo Sounds ................................................ 34 Headphones .................................................... 45 Solo Slide ................................................. 35 Aux. In / Out, Right-Left .................................. 45 Orchestral On/Off ............................................ 35 Features ............................................................ 46 Solo ............................................................. 35 1. Levels ..................................................... 46 To Lower Right ............................................. 35 2. Sustain Length ....................................... 47 Orchestral, Organs, Solo .......................... 35 3. Orch / Solo Octave ................................. 48 Combining Sounds ...................................... 36 4. Set Split .................................................. 48 Octave Down ............................................... 37 5. AOC ........................................................ 49 Harmony ......................................................... 38 6. Edit Sounds ............................................ 49 AOC ............................................................. 38 7. Orch. Effects .......................................... 50 Duet ............................................................. 38 8. Solo Effects ............................................ 51 Open ............................................................ 38 9. Repeat Slide ........................................... 51 Octave Duet ................................................. 38 10. Drums & Keyed Bass ............................ 52 Rock ............................................................ 38 11. Right Foot Switch ................................... 52 Octave ......................................................... 38 12. Rename Bank Setup ............................. 53 Country ........................................................ 38 13. Chain Songs .......................................... 53 Block ............................................................ 38 14. Light Show ............................................. 54 Harmony Lock ............................................. 38 15. Style List ................................................ 54 Transpose ....................................................... 38 Feature Shortcuts ........................................... 55 Fake It! ............................................................ 39 Music Style List .................................................. 56 Auto Fake It! ................................................ 39 MCS Chord Chart .............................................. 58 Lower Keyboard Sounds ................................ 40 Songs List .......................................................... 59 Multiple Sounds .......................................... 40 Song Setup List ................................................. 60 To Lower Right ......................................... 41 Warranty ............................................................ 62 Lower Volume .......................................... 41 Lock Lower Volume .............................. 41 Sustain and Glide ..................................... 41 Bass/Pedals Sounds ....................................... 42 Organ and More Sounds ............................. 42 Bass Volume ................................................ 42 Bass Lock ................................................. 42 Lowrey Virtual Orchestra 2 3 EY320 Journey Lowrey Virtual Orchestra 4 5 EY320 Journey Front View The product should be moved/handled/lifted by no fewer than two (2) people. Utilize the four lift points: two inset handles on the back panel and the underside of the keyboard shelf as it meets each cabinet side panel. • Bend at the knees to lift the product - do not stoop. • Keep your back straight by tucking in your chin. • Lift with the strong leg muscles, not the weaker back muscles. FrontFront ViViewew BackBack ViViewew Lowrey Virtual Orchestra 6 Back View 7 EY320 Journey 4 23 6 7 8 21 25 26 11 24 27 18 9 19 22 1 5 20 12 2 3 10 30 13 16 28 29 14 15 17 1. Power - Turn the power on and off. 2. Home
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