I was initially a tiny bit confused about the SHIFT button, but then I realized its meaning and operation is identical to the SHIFT button on a computer keyboard. In other words, press and HOLD shift, while next pressing the other relevant button. Easy peezey!

Please refer back to the two words in my subject line: "numb nuts". The anaesthesia sometimes reaches my brain too.

I'm really not too dumb, but when I have way too many variables hitting me at once, I numb down.

Too many? Oh, two or more!

Numb or Nut, as said before Dwight is Alright, or maybe always right.

BTW, this sounds like a new incurable Royal Accordionist's inbreeding disease called Anaestesia's Nutty Numbness, to be further discussed on a synthesizer forum ...

PS Imagine a shift button on an Acadian Model #4 and what could happen if you press it at the same time closing a stop ... a hatch opens and a beer pops up? An idea for you Bryan maybe & the newest # 13.5 XL mark II model. - Nout

I'm going to go with that song "The Kids are Alright", by that band of anonymous goat herders, The Who.