DP-85 Arranger digital piano - Musikhaus Thomann
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<strong>DP</strong>-<strong>85</strong> <strong>Arranger</strong><br />
<strong>digital</strong> <strong>piano</strong><br />
user manual
<strong>Musikhaus</strong> <strong>Thomann</strong> e.K.<br />
Treppendorf 30<br />
96138 Burgebrach<br />
Germany<br />
Telephone: +49 (0) 9546 9223-0<br />
E-mail: info@thomann.de<br />
Internet: www.thomann.de<br />
07.06.2013
Table of contents<br />
Table of contents<br />
1 General notes............................................................................................................................ 5<br />
2 Safety instructions................................................................................................................. 6<br />
3 Features....................................................................................................................................... 8<br />
4 Setup guide................................................................................................................................ 9<br />
5 Operating elements and connections........................................................................ 13<br />
6 Connection options............................................................................................................. 16<br />
7 Switching on / off and basic operation...................................................................... 17<br />
7.1 Switching the <strong>digital</strong> <strong>piano</strong> on................................................................................. 17<br />
7.1.1 Normal switching on / off....................................................................................... 17<br />
7.1.2 Automatic switchoff................................................................................................. 17<br />
7.1.3 Keystroke combinations for reset functions ................................................... 17<br />
7.2 Setting the volume....................................................................................................... 18<br />
7.3 Setting the sound brightness................................................................................... 18<br />
7.4 Demo songs.................................................................................................................... 18<br />
8 Functions.................................................................................................................................. 19<br />
8.1 Voices and effects......................................................................................................... 19<br />
8.1.1 Selecting voices ......................................................................................................... 19<br />
8.1.2 Dual mode.................................................................................................................... 19<br />
8.1.3 Split mode.................................................................................................................... 20<br />
8.1.4 DSP effect..................................................................................................................... 20<br />
8.1.5 Touch sensitivity........................................................................................................ 20<br />
8.1.6 Transposing................................................................................................................. 21<br />
8.1.7 Piano.............................................................................................................................. 21<br />
8.2 Style operation............................................................................................................... 22<br />
8.2.1 Selecting a style......................................................................................................... 22<br />
8.2.2 Accompaniment function...................................................................................... 23<br />
8.2.3 Starting a style............................................................................................................ 23<br />
8.2.4 Fill A/B............................................................................................................................ 24<br />
8.2.5 Ending a style.............................................................................................................. 25<br />
8.2.6 Fade................................................................................................................................ 25<br />
8.2.7 Tempo............................................................................................................................ 26<br />
8.2.8 Accompaniment volume........................................................................................ 26<br />
8.2.9 Metronome.................................................................................................................. 26<br />
8.2.10 Chord detection...................................................................................................... 27<br />
8.3 Function menu............................................................................................................... 30<br />
8.3.1 Fine tuning................................................................................................................... 31<br />
8.3.2 Beat................................................................................................................................. 31<br />
8.3.3 Split point..................................................................................................................... 32<br />
8.3.4 Pedal assignment...................................................................................................... 32<br />
8.3.5 Reverb level................................................................................................................. 32<br />
8.3.6 Chorus level................................................................................................................. 33<br />
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8.3.7 MIDI settings............................................................................................................... 33<br />
8.4 Mixer menu..................................................................................................................... 33<br />
8.5 Memory............................................................................................................................ 34<br />
8.5.1 Memory banks............................................................................................................ 34<br />
8.5.2 Memory data............................................................................................................... 35<br />
8.5.3 Storing & loading parameters............................................................................... 36<br />
8.6 One touch setting......................................................................................................... 37<br />
8.7 Record, playback, deletion........................................................................................ 37<br />
8.7.1 Song recording........................................................................................................... 38<br />
8.7.2 Recording playback.................................................................................................. 39<br />
8.7.3 Delete a recording..................................................................................................... 39<br />
8.7.4 Style recording........................................................................................................... 40<br />
8.8 Songs for practising..................................................................................................... 47<br />
8.9 Chord dictionary............................................................................................................ 49<br />
8.10 SD memory card......................................................................................................... 51<br />
8.10.1 Playback..................................................................................................................... 52<br />
8.10.2 Loading....................................................................................................................... 53<br />
8.10.3 Saving ......................................................................................................................... 54<br />
8.10.4 Deleting ..................................................................................................................... 55<br />
8.10.5 Formatting ................................................................................................................ 55<br />
8.10.6 Entering file name................................................................................................... 55<br />
8.11 MIDI functions............................................................................................................. 56<br />
8.11.1 What is MIDI?............................................................................................................ 56<br />
8.11.2 USB connection....................................................................................................... 57<br />
8.11.3 MIDI connection...................................................................................................... 57<br />
8.11.4 MIDI applications ................................................................................................... 57<br />
8.12 Troubleshooting......................................................................................................... 58<br />
9 Voice list.................................................................................................................................... 59<br />
10 Styles list................................................................................................................................... 66<br />
11 Practice and demo songs.................................................................................................. 69<br />
12 Chord list.................................................................................................................................. 71<br />
13 MIDI implementation chart............................................................................................. 73<br />
14 Technical specifications.................................................................................................... 76<br />
15 Protecting the environment........................................................................................... 77<br />
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General notes<br />
1 General notes<br />
This user manual contains important information on safe operation of the device.<br />
Read and follow all safety notes and all instructions. Save this manual for future reference.<br />
Make sure that it is available to all persons using this device. If you sell the<br />
device to other users, be sure that they also receive this manual.<br />
Our products are subject to a process of continuous development. We therefore<br />
reserve the right to make changes without notice.<br />
Symbols and signal words<br />
This section provides an overview of the symbols and signal words used in this user<br />
manual.<br />
Signal word<br />
DANGER!<br />
CAUTION!<br />
NOTICE!<br />
Warning signs<br />
Meaning<br />
This combination of symbol and signal<br />
word indicates an immediate dangerous<br />
situation that will result in death or<br />
serious injury if it is not avoided.<br />
This combination of symbol and signal<br />
word indicates a possible dangerous situation<br />
that can result in minor injury if it<br />
is not avoided.<br />
This combination of symbol and signal<br />
word indicates a possible dangerous situation<br />
that can result in material and<br />
environmental damage if it is not<br />
avoided.<br />
Type of danger<br />
Warning – high-voltage.<br />
Warning – danger zone.<br />
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Safety instructions<br />
Intended use<br />
2 Safety instructions<br />
This device is intended to be used for electronic sound generation using a <strong>piano</strong> keyboard.<br />
Use the device only as described in this user manual. Any other use or use<br />
under other operating conditions is considered to be improper and may result in personal<br />
injury or property damage. No liability will be assumed for damages resulting<br />
from improper use.<br />
This device may be used only by persons with sufficient physical, sensorial, and intellectual<br />
abilities and having corresponding knowledge and experience. Other persons<br />
may use this device only if they are supervised or instructed by a person who is<br />
responsible for their safety.<br />
Safety<br />
DANGER!<br />
Danger for children<br />
Ensure that plastic bags, packaging, etc. are disposed of properly and<br />
are not within reach of babies and young children. Choking hazard!<br />
Ensure that children do not detach any small parts (e.g. knobs or the<br />
like) from the unit. They could swallow the pieces and choke!<br />
Never let children unattended use electrical devices.<br />
DANGER!<br />
Electric shock caused by short-circuit<br />
Always use proper ready-made insulated two-wire mains cabling<br />
(power cord). Do not modify the mains cable or the plug. Failure to do<br />
so could result in electric shock/death or fire. If in doubt, seek advice<br />
from a registered electrician.<br />
DANGER!<br />
Electric shock caused by high voltages inside<br />
Within the device there are areas where high voltages may be present.<br />
Never remove any covers.<br />
There are no user-serviceable parts inside.<br />
CAUTION!<br />
Possible hearing damage<br />
With loudspeakers or headphones connected, the device can produce<br />
volume levels that may cause temporary or permanent hearing impairment.<br />
Do not operate the device permanently at a high volume level.<br />
Decrease the volume level immediately if you experience ringing in<br />
your ears or hearing impairment.<br />
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Safety instructions<br />
CAUTION!<br />
Risk of injury due to heavy weight<br />
Due to the heavy weight of the device, at least two persons are required<br />
for transport and installation.<br />
NOTICE!<br />
Operating conditions<br />
This device has been designed for indoor use only. To prevent damage,<br />
never expose the device to any liquid or moisture. Avoid direct sunlight,<br />
heavy dirt, and strong vibrations.<br />
NOTICE!<br />
Power supply<br />
Before connecting the device, ensure that the input voltage (AC outlet)<br />
matches the voltage rating of the device and that the AC outlet is protected<br />
by a residual current circuit breaker. Failure to do so could result<br />
in damage to the device and possibly injure the user.<br />
Unplug the device before electrical storms occur and when it is unused<br />
for long periods of time to reduce the risk of electric shock or fire.<br />
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Features<br />
3 Features<br />
Special features of the <strong>digital</strong> <strong>piano</strong>:<br />
• Keyboard: 88 weighted keys with hammer action and adjustable touch response.<br />
• Operation: user friendly controls and [+/–] buttons for parameter and menu<br />
selection.<br />
• Voices: 559 voices in total. 28 voices can be selected directly.<br />
• Styles: 203 styles in total, including three user styles. 16 styles can be selected<br />
directly.<br />
• Practise songs: 100 practise songs in total, each with self-learn function.<br />
• Demo songs: two demo songs in total.<br />
• Chord modes: single chord and fingered chord.<br />
• Learn mode: three steps, left and right selectable, including analysis.<br />
• Chord dictionary: the function assists you in learning the chords.<br />
• Record: 3 user songs, each incl. one accompaniment track and five melody tracks<br />
can be recorded.<br />
• Style record: 3 user styles, each one includes 8 paragraphs, each paragraph<br />
includes 8 tracks.<br />
• SD card support: for storing and loading of songs, styles and memory data.<br />
• Memory: 8 banks, 6 slots each.<br />
• Style control: Sync Start, Sync Stop, Start/Stop, Fill In A/Normal, Fill In B/Variation,<br />
Intro/Ending, Fade In/Out, chord mode.<br />
• Further functions: fine tuning, beat counting, splitable keyboard, dual mode,<br />
pedal selection, reverb level, chorus level, MIDI IN/OUT, metronome, One-Touch-<br />
Setting (O.T.S.) for sound presetting, transposing, accompaniment, etc.<br />
• Mixer: volume control for Rhythmus_s, Rhythmus_m, Bass, polyphonic melody 1,<br />
polyphonic melody 2, polyphonic melody 3, phrase 1, phrase 2, SD card playback.<br />
• Connections: MIDI IN/OUT, USB, AUX. OUT (left and right), headphones.<br />
• Pedals: sustain pedal (permanent), sostenuto pedal (permanent), multifunctional<br />
pedal (switchable: soft, start/stop, memory selection).<br />
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Setup guide<br />
4 Setup guide<br />
You need a Phillips screwdriver (not supplied) to assemble the stand. Open the packaging<br />
and please make sure prior to assembly that you have the full scope of delivery<br />
available as listed below.<br />
1. Piano housing 7. Screws 6 ´ 24 (4 pcs.)<br />
2. Right side panel 8. Screws 4 ´ 15 (5 pcs.)<br />
3. Left side panel 9. Adhesive cable holder (2 pcs.)<br />
4. Rear wall 10. Power cable<br />
5. Pedal box 11. Screws 6 ´ 12 (2 pcs.)<br />
6. Handscrew (4 pcs.) 12. Pedal cable<br />
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Setup guide<br />
Mechanical setup<br />
1. Assemble the <strong>piano</strong> near a wall power outlet.<br />
2. Proceed according to the illustrations and exclusively use the supplied screws.<br />
Using other screws could damage the <strong>piano</strong> housing or result in a reduced stability<br />
of the <strong>piano</strong>.<br />
• (6) Handscrews (4 pcs.)<br />
• (7) Screws 6 ´ 24 (4 pcs.)<br />
• (8) Screws 4 ´ 15 (5 pcs.) and<br />
• (11) Screws 6 ´ 12 (2 pcs.) for rear wall mounting<br />
3. Set the pedal box (5) between the left and right side panel ((2) and (3)) and use<br />
2 screws M 6 ´ 25 (7) on each side to affix both side panels to the pedal box.<br />
4. Attach the rear wall with 5 screws 4 ´ 15 (8) to the pedal box (5) and with two<br />
screws 6 ´ 12 (11) to the rear sides of the side panels ((2) and (3)).<br />
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Setup guide<br />
5. Put the <strong>piano</strong> housing on the stand and affix it using the four hand screws (6).<br />
6. Attach the two adhesive cable holder as shown here on the base. Connect the<br />
DIN plug of the pedal cable to the PEDAL jack on the rear panel of <strong>digital</strong><br />
<strong>piano</strong>. Attach the cable to the cable holder. Move the <strong>digital</strong> <strong>piano</strong> to its designated<br />
location.<br />
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Setup guide<br />
Connecting voltage supply<br />
1. Make sure the unit is switched off before connecting it to the power supply or<br />
disconnecting it.<br />
2. Turn the volume knob counter-clockwise to minimum before connecting the<br />
<strong>digital</strong> <strong>piano</strong> to the power supply or to other devices. This is to protect the<br />
speakers from damage.<br />
3. Plug the AC power cord into a properly wired mains wall outlet.<br />
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Operating elements and connections<br />
5 Operating elements and connections<br />
1 Rotary control BRILLIANCE to adjust the brightness of the sound.<br />
2 Rotary control VOLUME to adjust the volume.<br />
3 Direct selection buttons for STYLES.<br />
4 [TEMPO +]/[TEMPO –] buttons to increase/decrease the tempo.<br />
5 [ACCOMP +]/[ACCOMP –] buttons to adjust the volume of the accompaniment.<br />
6 [TRANSPOSE +]/[TRANSPOSE –] buttons to transpose the note values.<br />
7 LED FINGERED lights up when the single-finger chord mode is activated.<br />
8 LED FULL RANGE lights up when the full-finger chord mode is activated.<br />
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9 Buttons for operating mode STYLES<br />
• START/STOP<br />
• SYNC/STOP<br />
• SYNC/START<br />
• INTRO/ENDING<br />
• FILL A<br />
• FILL B<br />
• FADE<br />
• CHORD MODE<br />
10 LCD.<br />
11 [L] button for left hand selection.<br />
12 [R] button for right hand selection.<br />
Buttons for operating mode SONG<br />
• START/STOP<br />
• PAUSE<br />
• REPEAT A/B<br />
• REW<br />
• FF<br />
13 [CHORD DICT.] button to call the chord dictionary function.<br />
14 [LESSON] button to call the learn mode.<br />
15 [BACK] button: function select back.<br />
16 [NEXT] button: function select next.<br />
17 [MIXER] button to adjust the volume of the individual components.<br />
18 [BANK] button to select the memory bank.<br />
19 Storage buttons for the memory slots [M1] to [M6].<br />
20 Storage buttons [M1] to [M4] for O.T.S sound presetting.<br />
21 [O.T.S.] button (One-Touch-Setting) for sound presetting.<br />
22 [STYLE] to call the STYLE mode. Press the [STYLE] and [VOICE] buttons simultaneously<br />
for demo song playback.<br />
23 [VOICE] button to call the VOICE mode. Press the [STYLE] and [VOICE] buttons<br />
simultaneously for demo song playback.<br />
24 [SONG] button for practising song playback.<br />
25 [PIANO] button to call the normal <strong>piano</strong> mode.<br />
26 Taste [METRONOME] to call the metronome function.<br />
27 Jog dial to select functions, parameters and values.<br />
28 [–/NO] button.<br />
29 [+/YES] button.<br />
30 ‘VOICES’ area: direct selection buttons for voices.<br />
31 [STYLE RECORD] buttons to record styles.<br />
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Operating elements and connections<br />
32 The sequencer for recording and playback of melody and accompaniment<br />
tracks is operated by these buttons:<br />
• [RECORD]<br />
• [PLAY/STOP]<br />
• [ACCOMP]<br />
• [MELODY 1]<br />
• [MELODY 2]<br />
• [MELODY 3]<br />
• [MELODY 4]<br />
• [MELODY 5]<br />
33 [DUAL] button to call the dual mode (two voices at the same time).<br />
34 [SPLIT] button to call the split mode function (two different voices for different<br />
keyboard areas).<br />
35 [DSP] button to call various effects.<br />
36 [TOUCH] button to adjust the touch sensitivity.<br />
37 [SD MENU] button to call the SC card menu.<br />
38 [SD EXECUTE] button to confirm/execute SD card menu options.<br />
39 SD card slot.<br />
Rear panel connections<br />
USB<br />
PEDAL<br />
MIDI IN<br />
MIDI OUT<br />
AUX. OUT:<br />
L – R<br />
USB/MIDI interface<br />
For the connection of a computer.<br />
Connect the pedal plug to the ‘PEDAL’ socket on the rear panel of the<br />
device. Then you can use the respective pedal effects.<br />
MIDI IN interface<br />
Connection for the MIDI OUT of another MIDI device.<br />
MIDI OUT interface<br />
Connection for the MIDI IN of another MIDI device.<br />
Outlet for external audio devices like active speakers or amplifiers.<br />
Keyboard<br />
In the manual, the keys of the keyboard are named according to the following figure.<br />
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Connection options<br />
6 Connection options<br />
To the left beneath the keyboard you find the headphones outlets 1 and 2.<br />
Headphones<br />
Connecting headphones (not supplied) to outlet 2 mutes the speakers.<br />
Using outlet 1 maintains the sound output through the speakers.<br />
Computer<br />
• USB/MIDI interface<br />
Midi data will be sent and received via the USB/MIDI interface.<br />
Pedal<br />
Connect the pedal plug to the PEDAL socket on the rear panel of the unit. Then you<br />
can use the respective pedal effects.<br />
MIDI interfaces<br />
• MIDI connections<br />
MIDI stands for ‘Musical Instrument Digital Interface’ and represents a world wide<br />
standard for the communication of numerous electronic instruments and sound<br />
modules.<br />
– MIDI IN: the device receives MIDI data from other devices through this port.<br />
– MIDI OUT: MIDI data from the <strong>digital</strong> <strong>piano</strong> are sent to other MIDI devices<br />
through this port.<br />
External audio devices<br />
Use the AUX. OUT sockets to connect the <strong>digital</strong> <strong>piano</strong> to an amplifier, stereo device,<br />
mixing console or recording device. For stereo operation, connect these external<br />
audio devices to the AUX OUT L – R sockets. For mono operation, connect only one of<br />
the sockets. Connect the AUX. OUT sockets on the rear panel of the <strong>digital</strong> <strong>piano</strong> to<br />
the input of the respective audio device.<br />
NOTICE!<br />
Before connecting other devices to the <strong>digital</strong> <strong>piano</strong> turn the volume to<br />
minimum to avoid damage to the speakers.<br />
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Switching on / off and basic operation<br />
7 Switching on / off and basic operation<br />
7.1 Switching the <strong>digital</strong> <strong>piano</strong> on<br />
7.1.1 Normal switching on / off<br />
Press the POWER ON/OFF switch to the left of the keyboard to switch the <strong>digital</strong><br />
<strong>piano</strong> on or off.<br />
7.1.2 Automatic switchoff<br />
When the <strong>digital</strong> <strong>piano</strong> is not used, it will switch off automatically after 30 minutes.<br />
To switch it on again, press the POWER ON/OFF switch twice.<br />
To deactivate the automatic switchoff or adjust the automatic switchoff time, press<br />
the [FUNCTION/NEXT] or [FUNCTION/BACK] buttons until ‘Power Off’ appears in the<br />
LCD display. Use [+/YES] and [–/NO] buttons or the jog dial to select between the following<br />
options:<br />
• ‘030’ (automatic switchoff after 30 minutes)<br />
• ‘060’ (automatic switchoff after 60 minutes)<br />
• ‘OFF’ (automatic switchoff deactivated).<br />
When you press the [+/YES] and [–/NO] buttons simultaneously, the default value will<br />
be set (automatic switchoff after 30 minutes).<br />
7.1.3 Keystroke combinations for reset functions<br />
1. To delete all recorded data, keep the [RECORD] and [PLAY/STOP] buttons<br />
pressed while switching the unit on.<br />
2. To reset all memory data to the factory defaults, keep the [STORE] and [M1]<br />
buttons pressed while switching the unit on.<br />
3. To reset all settings including memory data, recordings and recorded style data<br />
to the factory defaults, keep the [+/YES] and [–/NO] buttons pressed while<br />
switching the unit on.<br />
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Switching on / off and basic operation<br />
7.2 Setting the volume<br />
Use the rotary control VOLUME to adjust a comfortable volume for playback and<br />
practising. Turn the knob clockwise to increase the volume, turn it counter-clockwise<br />
to decrease the volume.<br />
7.3 Setting the sound brightness<br />
Use the rotary control BRILLIANCE to adjust the sound brightness of the <strong>digital</strong> <strong>piano</strong>.<br />
Turn the knob clockwise for a brighter and more brilliant sound of the whole key<br />
range. Turn it counter-clockwise for a more mellow and darker sound.<br />
7.4 Demo songs<br />
There are two demo songs in total.<br />
1. Press the [STYLE] and [VOICE] buttons simultaneously to start the DEMO mode.<br />
The display shows ‘DEMO’ . The first demo song is displayed and both demo<br />
songs are played in an endless loop.<br />
2. Press the [STYLE] and [VOICE] buttons again or press the [ START/STOP] button<br />
to stop playback and to exit the current mode.<br />
3. Use the [+/YES] and [ –/NO] buttons or the jog dial to select the desired song<br />
during playback.<br />
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Functions<br />
8 Functions<br />
8.1 Voices and effects<br />
8.1.1 Selecting voices<br />
The <strong>digital</strong> <strong>piano</strong> offers 559 voices in total.<br />
1. 28 voices can be called by direct select keys. Each direct VOICES select key<br />
gives access to 2 different voices. Press once to select the voice that is specified<br />
above the key, press twice to select the voice that is specified below the key.<br />
2. When powering on, the display shows ‘VOICE R1’ and the name of voice # 001.<br />
3. To select another voice press the desired direct select key, use the [+/YES] or<br />
[–/NO] buttons or turn the jog dial.<br />
If you activate the VOICE mode for the first time by pressing the [VOICE]<br />
button the display shows ‘VOICE R1’ (right hand voice). Press the [VOICE]<br />
button repeatedly to sequentially activate the following additional modes<br />
=> ‘VOICE R2’ (second right hand voice in Dual Mode) => ‘VOICE L’ (left<br />
hand voice) => ‘VOICE R1’ (right hand voice).<br />
8.1.2 Dual mode<br />
In dual mode, you can play two voices simultaneously. When dual mode is off, ‘VOICE<br />
R1’ is displayed. When dual mode is on, ‘VOICE R2’ is displayed.<br />
1. Press the [DUAL] button to activate the Dual mode. The indicators ‘VOICE R2’<br />
and ‘DUAL’ then light up simultaneously. The number and name of the voice<br />
‘VOICE R2’ appear in the display. Now you hear two voices simultaneously<br />
when pressing a key.<br />
2. Press the buttons [+/YES] or [–/NO] or turn the jog dial to select the desired<br />
voice. The preset voice in Dual mode is no. ‘265 The Strings’ .<br />
3. Press the [DUAL] button again to exit the dual mode. ‘VOICE R2’ is deactivated<br />
and you only hear the voice selected for ‘VOICE R1’ .<br />
In keyboard split mode, the Dual mode only affects the keys to the right of<br />
the split point. Then use the area left of the split point for playing chords.<br />
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Functions<br />
8.1.3 Split mode<br />
This function lets you assign different voices to different keyboard areas.<br />
1. Press the [SPLIT] button to activate the Split mode and the left hand voice. The<br />
indicators ‘VOICE L’ and ‘SPLIT’ then appear in the display simultaneously. The<br />
number and name of the voice VOICE L appear in the display. You can activate<br />
the Split mode during playing by pressing this button.<br />
2. Press the buttons [+/YES] or [–/NO] or turn the jog dial to select the desired<br />
voice. The preset voice in Split mode is no. ‘265 The Strings’ .<br />
3. Press the [SPLIT] button again to exit the Split mode. The ‘SPLIT’ display turns<br />
off.<br />
8.1.4 DSP effect<br />
The DSP function lets the <strong>piano</strong> sound richer and more expressive.<br />
1. DSP is activated by default and the ‘DSP’ indicator lights up in the display.<br />
Press the [DSP] button to select the four DSP settings available (DSP 1/2/3/off).<br />
The standard setting is ‘2’ . Select ‘OFF’ to deactivate the DSP effect. The ‘DSP’<br />
indicator turns off then.<br />
2. Repeatedly press the [DSP] button to change this setting. Use the Reverb and<br />
Chorus control to adjust the respective effect. (for details see Ä Chapter 8.3.5<br />
‘Reverb level’ on page 32 and Ä Chapter 8.3.6 ‘Chorus level’ on page 33).<br />
8.1.5 Touch sensitivity<br />
This function lets you adjust the touch response of the keyboard in four steps.<br />
Parameter<br />
‘OFF’<br />
‘001’ Soft<br />
Description<br />
Touch sensitivity is off, very recommendable<br />
when playing the organ voice.<br />
In this setting, the volume is higher than usual<br />
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Parameter<br />
Description<br />
‘002’ Normal<br />
‘003’ Hard<br />
This setting corresponds to the usual touch<br />
response of a keyboard.<br />
In this setting, the volume is lower than usual<br />
even when playing with a hard touch.<br />
1. Press the [TOUCH] button. The display shows ‘Touch’ and the setting ‘002’ is<br />
briefly indicated.<br />
2. Press the [TOUCH] button repeatedly to choose from the four settings.<br />
3. When selecting ‘OFF’ , the ‘TOUCH’ indicator turns off and the touch response<br />
function is deactivated.<br />
8.1.6 Transposing<br />
This function lets you adjust the keyboard pitch in 12 semitone steps up or down.<br />
1. First, press the [TRANSPOSE +] or [TRANSPOSE –] button to open the TRANS‐<br />
POSE menu. The display briefly shows the current setting.<br />
2. Press one of these buttons again to shift the pitch up or down. You can also<br />
use the [+/YES] or [–/NO] buttons or the jog dial to do so. The default value is<br />
‘000’ .<br />
3. Press the buttons [TRANSPOSE +] and [TRANSPOSE –][+] simultaneously to<br />
restore the preset ‘0’ (no transposing).<br />
If you don't press a button for five seconds after opening the TRANSPOSE<br />
menu, it will be automatically cancelled.<br />
1. Press the [PIANO] button to activate the normal Piano playing mode. This automatically<br />
ends the Chord mode and the entire keyboard sounds with the <strong>piano</strong><br />
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2. Press the [PIANO] button again to exit the current mode. To exit the Piano<br />
mode, you can also press the following buttons:<br />
• [VOICE] and [STYLE] simultaneously<br />
• [SONG]<br />
• [DUAL]<br />
• [SPLIT]<br />
• [M1] to [M6].<br />
3. You can select and play a style by first pressing the [STYLE] button and then<br />
one of the STYLES direct select buttons. The display shows the style name. Initially,<br />
the accompaniment function plays the drum track only. The instrument<br />
voices join in as soon as you press a <strong>piano</strong> key and start your playing.<br />
8.2 Style operation<br />
The <strong>digital</strong> <strong>piano</strong> comprises of 203 styles (001 to 203) in total, including three user<br />
styles. Style ‘001’ is preset by default.<br />
8.2.1 Selecting a style<br />
1. Press the [STYLE] button to select the STYLE mode. The display shows ‘STYLE’<br />
and the selected number.<br />
2. Press the buttons [+/YES] or [–/NO] or use the jog dial to select the desired<br />
style.<br />
3. Direct select buttons:<br />
You can also select the desired style using the direct select buttons. Two styles<br />
are assigned to each direct select button, specified above and below each<br />
button.<br />
– Press the same button twice to toggle between upper and lower<br />
style.<br />
– If you press another direct select button, the style is activated<br />
depending on whether an upper or lower style was selected<br />
before.<br />
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8.2.2 Accompaniment function<br />
The accompaniment function is controlled by five parameters: INTRO, NORMAL, VAR‐<br />
IATION, FILL (A-A, A-B, B-A, B-B) and ENDING.<br />
1. INTRO<br />
To add an intro, press the [INTRO/ENDING] button before starting to play.<br />
Depending on the selected style, the rhythm starts with two to four bars, followed<br />
by the main section.<br />
2. NORMAL and VARIATION<br />
3. FILL<br />
There are two main sections: normal and variation. Depending on the style,<br />
each section consists of 2 to 4 bars.<br />
With activated accompaniment, you can press the button [A] or [B] to insert a<br />
rhythm and accompaniment part.<br />
4. ENDING<br />
If you press the button [INTRO/ENDING] while accompaniment is activated, an<br />
ending section appropriate for the accompaniment is inserted that ends the<br />
performance.<br />
8.2.3 Starting a style<br />
1. Instant start<br />
Press the [START/STOP] button to start the style.<br />
2. Chord mode<br />
Press the [CHORD MODE] button once to activate the single-finger mode. The<br />
‘FINGERED‘ LED lights up. The area left to the split point is now considered to<br />
be the chord area. When you play the chord with one finger, both the bass and<br />
the chord voice will sound simultaneously.<br />
Press the [CHORD MODE] button twice to activate the FULL RANGE mode. The<br />
corresponding LED lights up. Now the whole keyboard is considered as the<br />
chord area, but only for chord detection (see Ä Chapter 8.2.10 ‘Chord detection’<br />
on page 27). The set voice can now be played on the entire keyboard.<br />
There are two ways to detect the chord: single finger detect and fingered<br />
chord. If the chord is played according to the chord dictionary the chord is considered<br />
to be recognized and is output accordingly. If not, single finger chord<br />
will be recognized.<br />
Press the [CHORD MODE] button a third time to exit the chord mode.<br />
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3. SYNC START<br />
Press the [SYNC START] button.<br />
ð<br />
Die LED 'SYNC START' lights up and ‘BEAT 1’ to ‘BEAT 4’ are flashing in the<br />
display according to the current tempo. Press the [INTRO/ENDING] button<br />
to insert an intro. If you play the <strong>piano</strong> in this mode the style is automatically<br />
started.<br />
– If the chord mode is deactivated press any key on the keyboard<br />
to start the style.<br />
– If the chord mode is activated press any key of the chord<br />
area to start the style with automatic bass and chord accompaniment.<br />
4. INTRO/ENDING<br />
If no style is playing, press the [INTRO/ENDING] button.<br />
ð<br />
‘A’ or ‘B’ is flashing in the display. This shows, the intro is ready to play.<br />
The length of the intro varies in different styles. Press the [START/STOP]<br />
button, then the intro is started followed by the main section.<br />
8.2.4 Fill A/B<br />
Use this function to add fill bars.<br />
1. In NORMAL mode, press the [A] button to insert one fill bar. ‘A’ is flashing in<br />
the display. When the bar has ended the <strong>piano</strong> returns to NORMAL mode.<br />
2. In NORMAL mode, press the [B] button to insert one fill bar. ‘B’ is flashing in the<br />
display. When the bar has ended the <strong>piano</strong> changes to the VARIATION mode.<br />
3. In VARIATION mode, press the [B] button to insert one fill bar. ‘B’ is flashing in<br />
the display. When the bar has ended the <strong>piano</strong> returns to VARIATION mode.<br />
4. In VARIATION mode, press the ‘A’ button to insert one fill bar. ‘A’ is flashing in<br />
the display. When the bar has ended the <strong>piano</strong> changes to the NORMAL mode.<br />
– If you keep the button [A] or [B] pressed while a style is playing, the<br />
selected fill pattern is played until you release the button.<br />
– Press the [A] button after style playback has ended. Then the change to<br />
the NORMAL section takes place and ‘A’ lights up in the Display.<br />
– Press the [B] button after style playback has ended. Then the change to<br />
the VARIATION section takes place and ‘B’ lights up in the Display.<br />
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8.2.5 Ending a style<br />
1. Instant ending<br />
You can exit the accompaniment function any time by pressing the<br />
[START/STOP] button.<br />
2. Ending<br />
Press the [INTRO/ENDING] button to finish the performance with an ending.<br />
The style stops after the ending.<br />
3. SYNC STOP<br />
When chord mode is active and the style is not playing, press the [SYNC STOP]<br />
button. Then the LEDs 'SYNC STOP' and 'SYNC START' light up. In this mode,<br />
press any key left of the split point to start the style playing. Release the key to<br />
stop style playback.<br />
When the 'SYNC STOP' LED is lit and a style is playing, press the [SYNC STOP]<br />
button. The 'SYNC STOP' LED then turns off. In this mode, the style is played in<br />
an endless loop.<br />
SYNC STOP is only activated, if the CHORD MODE indicator is lit.<br />
8.2.6 Fade<br />
1. FADE IN<br />
Press the [FADE] button when style is not playing. The FADE LED lights up.<br />
The FADE LED glows after style playing begins and the style volume will be<br />
increased within 10 seconds from 0 to maximum. Subsequently, the style will<br />
be played normally. The FADE LED turns off.<br />
If you press the [FADE] button again during the FADE OUT the FADE LED glows<br />
and the style volume will be increased from the current level to maximum.<br />
Subsequently, the style will be played normally. Die FADE LED turns off.<br />
2. FADE OUT<br />
Press the [FADE] button during style playing. The FADE LED glows and the style<br />
volume will be decreased from maximum to 0. Subsequently, the style playing<br />
ends.<br />
If you press the [FADE] button again during the FADE IN the <strong>piano</strong> changes to<br />
FADE OUT and the volume will be decreased from the current level to 0. Then<br />
style playing ends and the FADE LED turns off.<br />
Press the [FADE] button again during the FADE OUT and the <strong>piano</strong> will change<br />
to FADE IN. Then the volume will be increased from the current level to maximum.<br />
Subsequently, the style will be played normally. The FADE LED turns off.<br />
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8.2.7 Tempo<br />
1. Press the buttons [TEMPO+]/[TEMPO–], [+/YES ]/[–/NO] or turn the jog dial to<br />
adjust the tempo within a range of 30 to 280 bpm.<br />
2. Press the buttons [TEMPO+]/[TEMPO–] simultaneously to reset the tempo to<br />
the preset default value.<br />
– When Style is not active, the tempo will be set automatically to the<br />
default value along with the style.<br />
– When style is active, the tempo will not change with the style you select.<br />
1. Press the buttons [ACCOMP+] or [ACCOMP–] to adjust the volume in style<br />
playing. The display shows the Accompaniment volume in a range of 0 to 31.<br />
The default value is 28.<br />
2. If you press the buttons [ACCOMP+] and [ACCOMP–] simultaneously the<br />
accompaniment track will be muted.<br />
3. Press the buttons [ACCOMP+] and [ACCOMP–] simultaneously again to unmute<br />
the accompaniment track.<br />
8.2.9 Metronome<br />
1. Press the [METRONOME] button to activate the metronome. You can select the<br />
beat in the functions menu.<br />
2. Press the [METRONOME] button again to turn the metronome off.<br />
3. If the style mode is deactivated the beat follows the selection in the functions<br />
menu after turning on the metronome. If style mode is activated the beat setting<br />
follows the current style.<br />
4. The metronome can be activated together with the style. If the style plays at<br />
first, the metronome will be enabled with the next bar. On the other hand, the<br />
metronome responds at once to the first beat of the style.<br />
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8.2.10 Chord detection<br />
The 'Auto Bass Chord' function (A.B.C.) is turned off by default. Press the<br />
[CHORD MODE] button to turn 'A.B.C.' on. The keyboard area left to the split point is<br />
already known as the chord area. When you now play a chord, bass and chord voice<br />
will sound together.<br />
As the A.B.C. chord detection is based on the root note of the chord, some<br />
chords that could be played according to the chord dictionary may not be<br />
recognised by A.B.C., such as B6, B b 6, B b 6(9), B6(9), Baug, B b aug, B b m6, Bm6,<br />
Adim7, B b dim7, Bdim.<br />
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Two ways to detect the chord: 'single<br />
finger detect' and 'multi-finger detect'<br />
If the chord played is based on the illustration for multi-finger chords below, it will be<br />
detected as a 'multi-fingered' chord. If not, it will be detected as a 'single-finger'<br />
chord.<br />
• 'Single-finger' chords<br />
Using this method, you can play chords with just one, two or three fingers within<br />
the possibilities of the accompaniment function. In the following, we list some<br />
examples for single-finger chords ©, Cm, C7 and Cm7).<br />
Press the keys left to the split point with the A.B.C. function activated. The<br />
chords are recognized as single-finger chords.<br />
• 'Multi-fingered' chord<br />
Using this method, you can play chords with just one, two or three fingers within<br />
the possibilities of the accompaniment function. In the following we list some<br />
examples for single-finger chords ©, Cm, C7 and Cm7).<br />
Using this method, you can play chords with normal fingering within the possibilities<br />
of the accompaniment function. In the following we list 32 chords using<br />
C-chords as example.<br />
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• Chord basics<br />
A chord consists of three or more notes played together. The most common<br />
chord is the triad consisting of three notes: root, third and fifth of the corresponding<br />
scale. The C-major chord, for example, is formed from the notes C<br />
(root), E (the third note of the C major scale) and G (the fifth note of the C major<br />
scale). In the shown chord C major, the lowest note is the root note (this is the<br />
basic form of the chord - if you play other notes of the chord as the lowest note,<br />
this is called 'chord inversion'). The root note is the central tone of the chord on<br />
which the other chord notes are based. The distance (interval) between adjacent<br />
notes and the root note determines whether the result will be a third major or<br />
minor.<br />
• Chordal structure<br />
The lower interval in our triad (between the root and third) determines whether<br />
the result will be a major or minor triad. In addition, we can get the highest note<br />
by a half step up or down to create two additional chords.<br />
The basic characteristic of the triad is obtained, even if we change the order of<br />
notes to create different inversions. Successive chords can be linked together in a<br />
soft chord progression, e.g. by selecting appropriate chord inversions (also called<br />
'voicings').<br />
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• Chord names<br />
Chord names tell you just about everything you need to know about a chord.<br />
The chord name tells you the root note, whether it is major, minor or diminished<br />
chord, whether it requires a major or flatted seventh and what alterations or tension<br />
are used - everything at a glance.<br />
• Some chord types<br />
8.3 Function menu<br />
Press the [FUNCTION/NEXT] or [FUNCTION/BACK] button to call the function menu.<br />
The first function shown after starting the menu is always ‘Tune’ (fine tuning). Press<br />
the [FUNCTION/NEXT] or [FUNCTION/BACK] button to select the desired option. Then<br />
change the parameter using the jog dial or the buttons [ +/YES] or [–/NO]:<br />
Option Display Value range Default value<br />
Fine tuning 000 Tune –50 to +50 000<br />
Beat 004 Beat 000, 002 to 009 004<br />
Split point 0034 Split Pt 001 to 088 0034<br />
Pedal assignment 001 Ped Soft SOFT, MEM, ST/<br />
STOP<br />
SOFT (001)<br />
Reverb level 0030 Rvb Lev 000 to 127 030<br />
Chorus level 000 Cho Lev 000 to 127 000<br />
MIDI receive channels<br />
ALL Receive 001 to 016, ALL ALL<br />
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Option Display Value range Default value<br />
MIDI send channels<br />
Automatic<br />
switchoff<br />
001 Transmit 001 to 016 001<br />
Power off 030, 060, OFF 030<br />
If you don't press a key within five seconds after you enter the function<br />
menu, the menu will close automatically.<br />
8.3.1 Fine tuning<br />
Use this function to fine tune the entire keyboard in cent increments.<br />
The display shows the current setting. Use the jog dial or the buttons [ +/YES]<br />
or [–/NO] to change the tuning within a range of –50 to +50 cents. Each keystroke<br />
changes the value by 1 cent. Press the buttons [ +/YES] or [–/NO] simultaneously<br />
to reset the tuning to the preset value.<br />
8.3.2 Beat<br />
This function sets the beat value in a range of 0 to 9.<br />
The display shows the current setting. Use the jog wheel or the buttons<br />
[ +/YES] or [–/NO] to change the beat.<br />
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8.3.3 Split point<br />
This function lets you set the point that separates the entire keyboard into two sections.<br />
1. The display shows the current setting.<br />
2. Use the jog wheel or the buttons [ +/YES] or [–/NO] to change the split point.<br />
You can also just press the key you would like to set as split point. The keys<br />
right to the split point are considered to be the right hand area, the opposite<br />
side is the left hand area (chord area).<br />
8.3.4 Pedal assignment<br />
Use this option to set the function of the multifunctional pedal: soft, memory select<br />
or start/stop. Soft function is preset.<br />
1. The display shows the current setting.<br />
2. Use the jog wheel or the buttons [ +/YES] or [–/NO] to assign the desired function<br />
to the multifunctional pedal.<br />
• ‘Ped Soft’<br />
Soft pedal.<br />
• ‘Ped Mem’<br />
Step on the pedal to load the next memory parameter.<br />
• ‘Ped ST/S’<br />
If you choose this option, the pedal has the same function as the<br />
[START/STOP ] button.<br />
8.3.5 Reverb level<br />
1. The display shows the current setting. The value range goes from 0 to 127. The<br />
default value depends on the respective voice.<br />
2. Use the jog wheel or the buttons [ +/YES] or [–/NO] to change the reverb level.<br />
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8.3.6 Chorus level<br />
1. The display shows the current setting. The value range goes from 0 to 127. The<br />
default value depends on the respective voice.<br />
2. Use the jog wheel or the buttons [ +/YES] or [–/NO] to change the chorus level<br />
1. When set to ‘Receive’ you can specify on which MIDI channels the <strong>digital</strong> <strong>piano</strong><br />
receives MIDI information from other devices. Use the jog wheel or the buttons<br />
[ +/YES] or [–/NO] to select the MIDI receive channel(s). The parameter range<br />
includes channels 1 to 16, or ‘ALL’ for all channels. The default value is ‘ALL’ .<br />
2. When set to ‘Transmit’ you can specify on which MIDI channel the <strong>digital</strong> <strong>piano</strong><br />
sends MIDI information to other devices. Use the jog wheel or the buttons<br />
[ +/YES] or [–/NO] to select the MIDI send channel. The parameter range<br />
includes channels 1 to 16. The default value for the MIDI send channel is ‘001’ .<br />
8.4 Mixer menu<br />
Use this menu to set the volume for the various style elements.<br />
1. Press the [MIXER] button to call the mixer menu. By default, the first option<br />
after opening this menu is ‘Rhythm_s’ .<br />
2. Press the [MIXER] button repeatedly to select the desired option. Subsequently,<br />
you can set the selected parameter using the jog dial or the buttons [ +/YES] or<br />
[–/NO].<br />
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If you don't press a key within five seconds after you've entered the mixer<br />
menu, it will close automatically.<br />
Adjustable options and parameter<br />
Option Display Value range Standard Description<br />
Rhythm_s Volume 026 Rhythm_s 000 to 031 026 Percussion instrument 1<br />
Rhythm_m Volume 026 Rhythm_s 000 to 031 026 Percussion instrument 2<br />
Bass Volume 026 Bass 000 to 031 026 Bass<br />
Chord 1 Volume 026 Chord1 000 to 031 026 Polyphonic melody 1<br />
Chord 2 Volume 026 Chord2 000 to 031 026 Polyphonic melody 2<br />
Chord 3 Volume 026 Chord3 000 to 031 026 Polyphonic melody 3<br />
Phrase 1 Volume 026 Phrase1 000 to 031 026 Intermezzo1<br />
Phrase 2 Volume 026 Phrase2 000 to 031 026 Intermezzo 2<br />
Voice R1 Volume 026 Voice R1 000 to 031 026 Right hand voice<br />
Voice R2 Volume 010 Voice R2 000 to 031 020 Second right hand voice in<br />
dual mode<br />
Voice L Volume 010 Voice L 000 to 031 012 Left hand voice<br />
SD MIDI PLAY Volume 020 Sd play 000 to 031 020 MIDI playback from SD card<br />
8.5 Memory<br />
You can store up to 48 complete control panel setups that you can recall whenever<br />
needed.<br />
8.5.1 Memory banks<br />
There are eight memory banks in total. Each bank contains six memory slots (M1 to<br />
M6).<br />
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1. Press the [BANK] button. The display shows ‘00x Mem Bank’ .<br />
2. Use the jog wheel or the buttons [+/YES] or [–/NO] to select the desired<br />
memory bank.<br />
8.5.2 Memory data<br />
You can store the settings for the following functions as data in the memory:<br />
• Right hand voice R1<br />
• Second right hand voice R2<br />
• Left hand voice L<br />
• Style<br />
• Tempo<br />
• Function<br />
• Mixer<br />
• Accompaniment volume<br />
If the current memory data are changed, the corresponding memory indicator<br />
in the display turns off.<br />
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8.5.3 Storing & loading parameters<br />
1. Keep the [STORE] button pressed and press one of the buttons [M1] to [M6]<br />
simultaneously. Then the data will be stored in the respective memory slot (M1<br />
to M6). Please note that any previously stored data will be overwritten.<br />
2. Press one of the buttons [M1] to [M6]. The data is then loaded from the corresponding<br />
memory slot replacing the current settings.<br />
If you keep the buttons [STORE] and [M1] pressed during powering up, the<br />
current memory data will be saved as the default values.<br />
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8.6 One touch setting<br />
One Touch Setting is a convenient feature that allows you to immediately reconfigure<br />
all the settings with just one single keystroke. These are rhythm-based combinations<br />
of instrument voices. With this function, four types of parameters can be<br />
loaded (M1 to M4).<br />
1. Press the [O.T.S.] button to start this mode. ‘O.T.S.’ appears in the display. Press<br />
one of the buttons [M1] to [M4]. Then the unit loads the respective parameter<br />
types according to the current style. The A.B.C. mode is automatically turned<br />
on thereby.<br />
2. Press one of the buttons [M1] to [M4] that provides the desired setting.<br />
3. Press the [O.T.S.] button again to exit the O.T.S. mode.<br />
4. The standard parameter saved in the O.T.S. are:<br />
• Right hand voice R1<br />
• Second right hand voice in dual mode R2<br />
• Left hand voice L<br />
• R1 volume<br />
• R2 volume<br />
• Chorus level<br />
• Reverb level<br />
8.7 Record, playback, deletion<br />
You can record three user songs with the <strong>digital</strong> <strong>piano</strong>, each containing six tracks<br />
(one accompaniment track and five melody tracks).<br />
If you keep the buttons [RECORD] and [PLAY/STOP] pressed when switching<br />
the <strong>digital</strong> <strong>piano</strong> on, all recorded data is deleted.<br />
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8.7.1 Song recording<br />
1. Press the [RECORD] button to select a song. The display shows the current title<br />
and the current memory slot.<br />
2. Use the jog wheel or the buttons [+/YES] or [–/NO] to select the memory slot<br />
you want to record to.<br />
8.7.1.1 Steps in detail<br />
1. Recording standby<br />
Press the [RECORD] button again to enable the recording mode. ‘REC’ lights up<br />
in the display. ‘BEAT 1’ to ‘BEAT 4’ start flashing synchronously, thus indicating<br />
the recording standby mode. At the same time an empty track is automatically<br />
selected for recording and the corresponding track indicator ([MELODY 1] to<br />
[MELODY 5] or [ACCOMP]) are flashing. The selection order is [MELODY 1] to<br />
[MELODY 5], [ACCOMP]. If no unused track is available, [MELODY 1] is selected.<br />
Press one of the buttons [MELODY 1] to [MELODY 5] or [ACCOMP] to select the<br />
track to be recorded.<br />
2. Start recording<br />
When ‘BEAT 1’ to ‘BEAT 4’ are flashing in the display, press the [START/STOP]<br />
button or one of the <strong>piano</strong> keys to start the recording.<br />
If you start recording, any existing data on the selected track will be<br />
deleted.<br />
3. Select tracks<br />
The button illumination can show three different states during track selection:<br />
flashing, on or off.<br />
• A flashing button indicates that a track has been selected for recording.<br />
• A lighting button indicates that a track already contains recordings. These<br />
data will be played when recording another track.<br />
• If a buttons remains off, there are no data on this track or there are data<br />
that are not supposed to be played during a recording.<br />
Press one of the buttons [MELODY 1] to [MELODY 5] or [ACCOMP] to select the<br />
desired track. The corresponding track is then indicated as described above.<br />
– You can only record one melody track at a time. However, you<br />
can record the accompaniment track along with one of the<br />
melody tracks.<br />
– You can only record a style if it is activated via the [ACCOMP]<br />
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4. Stop recording<br />
Press the [RECORD] button a third time to stop the recording. If you're<br />
recording an accompaniment track press the [INTRO/ENDING] button to finish<br />
the recording after the ending section. The recording stops automatically<br />
when the memory is full. In this case, ‘Full’ appears in the display.<br />
8.7.2 Recording playback<br />
1. First, press the [PLAY/STOP] button to be able to select a recording. The display<br />
shows the current title and the current number.<br />
2. Use the jog wheel or the buttons [+/YES] or [–/NO] to select the song for playback.<br />
3. Press the [PLAY/STOP] button again to start playing the selected song.<br />
4. Press the [PLAY/STOP] button a third time to stop the playback. You can also<br />
press the [START/STOP] button to do so.<br />
5. Use the buttons [MELODY 1] to [MELODY 5] or [ACCOMP] to activate or deactivate<br />
the tracks individually for playback.<br />
If you press the [ PLAY/STOP] button, but no recording exists, ‘NULL’ briefly<br />
appears in the display.<br />
8.7.3 Delete a recording<br />
1. First, press the [PLAY/STOP] button to be able to select a recording<br />
2. Use the jog wheel or the buttons [+/YES] or [–/NO] to select the song you want<br />
to delete.<br />
3. Press the [RECORD] button. The display shows ‘DelUser?’ .<br />
4. Now press the [+/YES] button to delete the current song. The display shows<br />
‘OK!’ and all tracks are now deleted.<br />
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8.7.4 Style recording<br />
Use this function to create a new style by recording and editing one of the built-in<br />
styles. Three styles can be recorded and remain stored if you switch the <strong>digital</strong> <strong>piano</strong><br />
off. You can also save the recorded styles to an SD card.<br />
Before starting to record, you first have to select the original style to start from.<br />
Choose this style from 200 styles that already exist or have been previously recorded<br />
by you.<br />
The style has to be recorded by paragraph and by track. If you have recorded the<br />
track of a section, you can continue recording another track in the same or of another<br />
section.<br />
Style structure<br />
A style may consist of a maximum of<br />
eight sections<br />
Main_A (main section A)<br />
Main_B (variation B)<br />
Intro _ M (major)<br />
Each section may contain a maximum<br />
of eight tracks<br />
Rhythm sub (rhythm subsidiary)<br />
Rhythm main<br />
Bass<br />
Intro _ m (minor) Chord 1 (polyphonic melody 1)<br />
Fill _ A (fill bar in A) Chord 2 (polyphonic melody 2)<br />
Fill _ B (fill bar in B) Chord 3 (polyphonic melody 3)<br />
Ending _ M (major) Phrase 1 (intermezzo 1)<br />
Ending _ m (minor) Phrase 2 (intermezzo 1)<br />
If you turn the <strong>digital</strong> <strong>piano</strong> off while recording the style, the recorded data<br />
will be lost.<br />
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8.7.4.1 Starting style recording<br />
1. Press the [STYLE RECORD] button. The display shows the current user style.<br />
2. Use the jog wheel or the buttons [+/YES] or [–/NO] to select another user style.<br />
3. Press the [FUNCTION/NEXT] button to activate the next menu. First, the ‘Record’<br />
menu appears in the display.<br />
4. Use the jog dial or the buttons [+/YES] or [–/NO] to select the other menus, like<br />
‘Record’ , ‘Copy’ , ‘Quantify’ , ‘ Edit’ and ‘Delete’ .<br />
5. If the selected user style is empty you can only select ‘Record’ or ‘Copy’ .<br />
6. To exit the recording mode during style recording you can any time press the<br />
[STYLE RECORD] button. Data will not be saved then.<br />
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8.7.4.2 New style recording<br />
1. Select Level 1 in ‘Style Record’ menu.<br />
2. Press the [FUNCTION/NEXT] button to open the ‘Record’ menu. The display<br />
shows ‘Overdub’ .<br />
Use the jog wheel or the buttons [+/YES] or [–/NO] to select the desired record<br />
mode: ‘Overdub’ or ‘Replace’ .<br />
In ‘Overdub’ mode, the newly recorded data will be added to the existing style<br />
data. In ‘Replace’ mode, the existing style data will be overwritten with the<br />
newly recorded data.<br />
3. Press the [FUNCTION/NEXT] button to open the menu for style selection.<br />
Use the jog wheel or the buttons [+/YES] or [–/NO] to select the original style.<br />
Use the [FUNCTION/BACK] button to get back to the previous menu.<br />
4. Press the [FUNCTION/NEXT] button to open the menu to select a section. Use<br />
the jog wheel or the buttons [+/YES] or [–/NO] to select the desired section of<br />
the style.<br />
5. Press the [FUNCTION/NEXT] button to open the menu for track selection. Use<br />
the jog wheel or the buttons [+/YES] or [–/NO] to select the desired track.<br />
6. Press the [FUNCTION/NEXT] button to activate the recording standby mode.<br />
Style recording is now in synchronised start mode and ‘BEAT 1’ to ‘BEAT 4’ are<br />
flashing in the current tempo. Now you can use the jog dial, the buttons<br />
[+/YES] or [–/NO] or the direct select buttons to change the voice for the current<br />
track. If you have selected the drum track, only drum kits are available. Use<br />
the [FUNCTION/BACK] button to get back to the previous menu.<br />
7. Press the [START/STOP] button so start recording. The style will be played in C7.<br />
The selected section of the original style is played as loop. Play your <strong>piano</strong> performance.<br />
The recorded data of the current loop will be played again in the<br />
next loop. You can correct a wrong note of the previous loop by playing the<br />
correct note in the next loop at the same time (with a tolerance of an 1/8 note)<br />
and thus overwriting the previous note.<br />
8. Press the [START/STOP] button again to end the recording and return to the<br />
synchronised recording standby mode.<br />
9. Press the [STYLE RECORD] button to exit the current mode. You can also repeat<br />
the described operating steps by pressing the [FUNCTION/BACK] button and<br />
return to the previous menu to select other options.<br />
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1. Select the user style memory slot, on which the new style should be stored.<br />
Press the [FUNCTION/NEXT] button to open the selection menu. Use the jog dial<br />
or the buttons [+/YES] or [–/NO] to select the ‘Copy’ option.<br />
2. Press the [FUNCTION/NEXT] button to open the menu for style selection. Use<br />
the jog wheel or the buttons [+/YES] or [–/NO] to select the user style to be<br />
copied.<br />
3. Press the [FUNCTION/NEXT] button to open the next menu. The display now<br />
shows ‘Sure? ’ . Confirm using the [+/YES] button or press the [–/NO] button to<br />
return to the previous menu.<br />
4. Press the [+/YES] button to finish the copy operation.<br />
8.7.4.4 Style quantization<br />
If you timing-wise did not manage to record as accurately as you would have liked to,<br />
the quantization helps to correct timing errors by adjusting the notes exactly to the<br />
beat. We recommend you to choose the shortest note you've played as the basis for<br />
the quantization. If you choose a lower accuracy, such as a quarter note, although<br />
you've played sixteenth notes as well, the shorter notes could thereby be filtered out.<br />
1. Select the user style that should be quantized. Press the [FUNCTION/NEXT]<br />
button to open the selection menu. Use the jog dial or the buttons [+/YES] or<br />
[–/NO] to select the option ‘Quantify’ (this menu is not selectable if the user<br />
style does not contain data).<br />
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2. Press the [FUNCTION/NEXT] button to call the menu for setting the quantization<br />
accuracy. Use the jog dial or the buttons [+/YES] or [–/NO] to set the<br />
desired accuracy. Selectable are:<br />
• 1/4 (quarter note)<br />
• 1/4 Tri (quarter triplet)<br />
• 1/8 (eighth note)<br />
• 1/8 Tri (eighth triplet)<br />
• 1/16 (sixteenth note)<br />
• 1/16 Tri (sixteenth triplet)<br />
• 1/32 (thirty-second note)<br />
• 1/32 Tri (thirty-second triplet)<br />
3. Press the [FUNCTION/NEXT] button to call the section menu. Use the jog dial or<br />
the buttons [+/YES] or [–/NO] to select the desired section of the styles: Main _<br />
A, Main _ B, Intro _ M (major), Intro _ m (minor), Fill _ A, Fill _ B, Ending _ M<br />
(major), Ending _ m (minor).<br />
4. Press the [FUNCTION/NEXT] button to call the track menu. Use the jog dial or<br />
the buttons [+/YES] or [–/NO] to select the desired track: Rhythm sub, Rhythm<br />
main, Bass, Chord 1, Chord 2, Chord 3, Phrase 1, Phrase 2.<br />
5. Press the [FUNCTION/NEXT] button to call the next menu. The display now<br />
shows ‘Sure?’ .<br />
Timing and note length of the original recording can not be restored<br />
after quantisation!<br />
Press [+/YES] to confirm or press the [–/NO] button to return to the previous<br />
menu.<br />
6. The display shows ‘Complete’ . The recorded style is played with the selected<br />
quantisation setting.<br />
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8.7.4.5 Style editing<br />
Select the style you want to edit.<br />
1. Press the [FUNCTION/NEXT] button to open the selection menu. Use the jog dial<br />
or the buttons [+/YES] or [–/NO] to select the option ‘Edit’ .<br />
2. Press the [FUNCTION/NEXT] button to open the menu for tempo change. Use<br />
the jog wheel or the buttons [+/YES] or [–/NO] to change the tempo.<br />
3. Press the [FUNCTION/NEXT] button to open the renaming menu (full name).<br />
Use the keyboard to enter the full name of the style. 26 alphanumeric characters<br />
are available. Press the [FUNCTION/BACK] button to change to the previous<br />
menu. For further information about file naming see Ä Chapter 8.10.6 ‘Entering<br />
file name’ on page 55.<br />
4. Press the [FUNCTION/NEXT] button to open the page with style name abbreviations.<br />
Here you can assign eight alphanumeric characters. The display shows ‘Save?’ .<br />
5. Press the [FUNCTION/NEXT] button to call the next menu. Press [+/YES] to confirm<br />
or press [–/NO] to return to the previous menu.<br />
6. Press the [+/YES] button to finish the editing.<br />
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8.7.4.6 Deleting a style<br />
Select the style you want to delete.<br />
1. Press the [FUNCTION/NEXT] button to open the selection menu. Use the jog dial<br />
or the buttons [+/YES] or [–/NO] to select the option ‘Delete’ .<br />
2. Press the [FUNCTION/NEXT] button to open the menu for section selection. Use<br />
the jog wheel or the buttons [+/YES] or [–/NO] to select the section to be<br />
deleted. If you select here ‘All’ , the menu proceeds with step 4.<br />
3. Press the [FUNCTION/NEXT] button to open the menu for track selection. Use<br />
the jog wheel or the buttons [+/YES] or [–/NO] to select the track to be deleted.<br />
If you select here ‘All’ the style is deleted.<br />
4. Press the [FUNCTION/NEXT] button to call the next menu. The display now<br />
shows ‘Sure?’ .<br />
Press [+/YES] to confirm or press [–/NO] to return to the previous menu.<br />
5. Press the [+/YES] button to finish the deleting.<br />
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8.8 Songs for practising<br />
The <strong>digital</strong> <strong>piano</strong> offers 100 songs for practising in total. For more information, see<br />
Ä Chapter 11 ‘Practice and demo songs’ on page 69.<br />
1. Playing and ending practising songs<br />
Press the [SONG] button to enter the playback mode for practising songs.<br />
‘SONG’ appears in the display and all practising songs are played in an endless<br />
loop.<br />
Press the [START/STOP] button to end the currently played practising song. This<br />
will not exit the mode for practising song playback ‘SONG’ .<br />
2. Single loop<br />
If you press the [START/STOP] button again this song will be repeated in an<br />
endless loop until you press the [START/STOP] button once more.<br />
3. Selecting practising song<br />
Use the jog wheel or the buttons [+/YES] or [–/NO] to select the desired practising<br />
song. When choosing a new practising song, the display first shows the<br />
title in ticker style, and then shows the abbreviations.<br />
4. Playback control<br />
Pre counting<br />
Prior to playback start, the beat is pre-counted. The beat display starts with a<br />
negative value. The practising song begins with beat 1.<br />
Fast-forward, rewind, pause<br />
For fast-forwarding through the practising song, keep the button pressed<br />
during playback. To skip back bar by bar, press the button. Press the<br />
button to pause the playback.<br />
Repeat function<br />
In practising song playback, you can press the [REPEAT A/B] button to set two<br />
loop marks. Press the [ REPEAT A/B] button at the desired start mark of the loop.<br />
Press the button again to set the end mark. Press the [ REPEAT A/B] button once<br />
again during loop play to exit the A-B repeat function.<br />
5. When the practising song has ended, press the buttons [STYLE] and [VOICE]<br />
simultaneously to exit the playback mode for practising songs. Or keep the<br />
[CHORD DICTIONARY] button pressed to call the chord dictionary.<br />
Fast-forward, rewind and pause function are not available for custom practising<br />
songs.<br />
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Lesson mode<br />
In practising, playing the right notes at the right time matters most. In this mode,<br />
you can check your progress. Press the [LESSON] button in SONG mode to activate<br />
the lesson mode. There are three levels of practise. Use the [R] and [L] buttons to<br />
determine which hand you want to practise. Choosing no hand will automatically<br />
select the right hand.<br />
Depending on the song, the left hand practices differently. For accompaniment,<br />
chords are mainly practised in the left hand. In songs 1 to 42 and 57,<br />
the melody is trained for both left and right hand equally. Songs 43 to 56<br />
and 58 to 100 are only for right hand practise. In song playback, the display<br />
shows the melody and chords.<br />
Lesson 1 - timing practise<br />
Press the [LESSON] button to call the lesson mode. ‘LESSON 1’ appears in the display.<br />
In this mode, it is only graded whether you play the note at the right time, not<br />
whether you play the right note.<br />
1. Press the [START/STOP] button to start practising.<br />
2. If you have selected ‘R’ , the right hand voice is muted and you have to play the<br />
right hand yourself. As long as you keep in time, you hear the right hand voice.<br />
If you have selected ‘L’ , the left hand voice is muted and you have to play the<br />
left hand yourself. If ‘L’ and ‘R’ are selected, the voices for both hands are<br />
muted. In this case, you have to play in time with both hands.<br />
3. After the practise is finished you're told the result.<br />
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Lesson 2 - hitting the right notes<br />
Press the [LESSON] button again to call lesson mode 2. ‘LESSON 2’ appears in the display.<br />
In this mode, it is only graded whether you play the right note, not whether you<br />
play the note at the right time. The practising song only continues, if you play the<br />
right note.<br />
1. Press the [START/STOP] button to start practising.<br />
2. After the practise is finished you're told the result.<br />
Lesson 3 - hitting the right notes at<br />
the right time<br />
Press the [LESSON] button once again to call the lesson mode 3. ‘LESSON 3’ appears<br />
in the display. In this mode, it is graded whether you play the right notes at the right<br />
time. The practising song only continues, if you're doing both right.<br />
1. Press the [START/STOP] button to start practising.<br />
2. After the practise is finished you're told the result.<br />
8.9 Chord dictionary<br />
The chord dictionary is basically a built-in chord book that helps you to check the<br />
chord notes when you just know the name of a certain chord, but not how to play it.<br />
1. DICT 1 (chord learning mode)<br />
Keep the [CHORD DICT.] button pressed for two seconds to call the ‘DICT.1’<br />
mode. In this mode, the keys above C4 are used to assign the chord type, and<br />
the keys above C6 are used to assign the chord root. Having pressed the key<br />
for chord type and root, the display shows the chord name and the chord notation.<br />
For example, if you want to play a Cm7 chord, press the C6 key (root note C in<br />
Cm7 chord). No sound is heard, but the root appears in the display.<br />
Press the A4 button (chord type for septim chord 'm7'). No sound is heard, but<br />
the chord name and the notes you have to play for this chord appear in the<br />
display.<br />
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2. DICT 2 (chord test mode)<br />
Press the [CHORD DICT.] button again to call the ‘DICT.2’ mode. The display<br />
shows the name of a randomly created chord, but not its notation. If you play<br />
the correct chord within three seconds, the next randomly created chord name<br />
appears. If this does not happen, the individual chord notes automatically<br />
appear in the display.<br />
3. Press the [CHORD DICT.] button a third time to exit the chord dictionary.<br />
The 12 root notes and 24 chord types are shown in the chord dictionary like this:<br />
Key name Root note Key name Root note<br />
C6 C F # 6 F # /G b<br />
C # 6 C # /D b<br />
G6 G<br />
D6 D A b 6 G # /A b<br />
E b 6 D # /E b 6 A6 A<br />
E6 E B b 6 A # /B b<br />
F6 F B6 B<br />
Key name Chord type Key name Chord type<br />
C4 M C5 7 b 9<br />
C # 4 M(9) C # 5 7(9)<br />
D4 6 D5 7( # 9)<br />
E b 4 mM7 E b 5 7 b 13<br />
E4 M7 E5 7(13)<br />
F4 m F5 7( # 11)<br />
F # 4 m(9) F # 5 dim7<br />
G4 m6 G5 dim<br />
A b 4 m7(9) A b 5 7aug<br />
A4 m7 A5 aug<br />
B b 4 m7 b 5 B b 5 7sus4<br />
B4 7 B5 sus4<br />
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8.10 SD memory card<br />
The <strong>digital</strong> <strong>piano</strong> offers a card slot for SD memory cards with a capacity of 16 MB to<br />
2 GB, formatted with FAT 16/32 file system format<br />
1. Press the [MENU] button to call the SD card menu.<br />
It offers the following functions: ‘Play’ , ‘Load’ , ‘Save’ , ‘Delete’ and ‘Format’ .<br />
If no card is inserted, ‘No Card’ appears in the display.<br />
2. Press the [MENU] button to close the menu.<br />
The display briefly shows (for approx. three seconds) ‘Wait...!’ , then ‘Play’ is<br />
displayed.<br />
You can also press one of the direct select buttons [VOICE], [STYLE], [SONG],<br />
[DUAL], [SPLIT], [PIANO] to leave the SD card menu.<br />
3. During MIDI playback you can press the [MIXER] button followed by the [+/YES]<br />
or [–/NO] button to set the playback volume.<br />
4. Press the [MENU] button repeatedly to exit the SC card menu step-by-step.<br />
Keep the [MENU] pressed for two seconds to exit the menu directly.<br />
When in SC card mode, the device does not react to any other functions.<br />
Press the buttons [+/YES] or [–/NO] or turn the jog dial to select the desired<br />
SD card function. Press the [EXECUTE] button to get one step further. Press<br />
the [MENU] button to get one step back.<br />
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8.10.1 Playback<br />
1. Select the menu option ‘Play’ and press the button [EXECUTE]. The display<br />
shows the MIDI files and the root directory of the SD card.<br />
If there is a selectable MIDI file on the SD card, an ‘F’ appears before the file<br />
name in the display. If no MIDI files can be found in the current directory, a ‘d’<br />
appears before the file name in the display.<br />
Press the [EXECUTE] button to open the current subdirectory. Then, further<br />
MIDI files or subdirectories are displayed.<br />
Are there neither MIDI files nor subdirectories in the current directory, the display<br />
shows a ‘d’ followed by ‘. .’ . Then you can press the [EXECUTE] button to<br />
exit the directory.<br />
Are there neither MIDI files nor subdirectories in the root directory, the display<br />
shows ‘No File’ .<br />
2. Press the buttons [+/YES] or [–/NO] or turn the jog dial to select the desired<br />
MIDI file. Then press the [START/STOP] button to play this file repeatedly. Press<br />
the [EXECUTE] button to play all files in the current directory in an endless loop.<br />
– During file playback, you can select the next file in the same or in<br />
a different directory.<br />
– During file playback, you can change the tempo using the buttons<br />
[TEMPO +] or [TEMPO –]. Pressing both buttons simultaneously<br />
restores the original tempo of that song.<br />
3. Press the [START/STOP] button to stop the playback. You can also press the<br />
[MENU] button to return to the playback menu. Or keep the [MENU] button<br />
pressed for two seconds to exit the SC card mode. File playback will end then.<br />
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1. Select the menu option ‘Load’ and press the [EXECUTE] button. The display<br />
shows the options ‘LoadSong’ , ‘LoadSty’ and ‘LoadMem’ that you can select<br />
with the [+/YES] or [–/NO] buttons or the jog dial.<br />
2. LoadSong<br />
Select ‘LoadSong’ and press the button [EXECUTE]. The display shows the files<br />
saved by you or the directories in the root directory of the SD card. A file name<br />
consists of 8 characters, the extension is ‘MID’ . Use the buttons [+/YES] or<br />
[–/NO] or the jog dial to select the files. Press the [EXECUTE] button to confirm<br />
the file selection. If you press the [EXECUTE] button again the display shows<br />
‘Sure?’ . Press the [EXECUTE] button to load the file.<br />
3. LoadSty<br />
Select ‘LoadSty’ and press the button [EXECUTE]. The display shows the user<br />
styles saved by you or the directories in the root directory of the SD card. A file<br />
name consists of 8 characters, the extension is ‘.STY’ . Use the buttons [+/YES]<br />
or [–/NO] or the jog dial to select the styles. Press the [EXECUTE] button to confirm<br />
the file selection. If you press the [EXECUTE] button again the display<br />
shows ‘Sure?’ . Press the [EXECUTE] button to load the file.<br />
4. LoadMem<br />
Select ‘LoadMem’ and press the button [EXECUTE]. The display shows the files<br />
saved by you or the directories in the root directory of the SD card. A file name<br />
consists of 8 characters, the extension is ‘.MEM’ . Press the [EXECUTE] button.<br />
The display shows ‘Sure?’ . Press the [EXECUTE] button to load the file.<br />
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8.10.3 Saving<br />
1. Select the menu option ‘Save’ and press the button [EXECUTE]. The display<br />
shows the options ‘SaveSong’ , ‘SaveSty’ and ‘SaveMem’ that you can select<br />
with the [+/YES] or [–/NO] buttons or the jog dial.<br />
2. SaveSong<br />
Select ‘SaveSong’ and press the button [EXECUTE]. The display shows the songs<br />
saved by you. A file name consists of 8 characters, the extension is ‘.MID’ . Use<br />
the buttons [+/YES] or [–/NO] or the jog dial to select the file. Press the<br />
[EXECUTE] button to confirm. Then you can press the [+/YES] or [–/NO] buttons<br />
or turn the jog dial to select the directory in which the file should be saved.<br />
Press the [EXECUTE] button. Now you can enter the file name using the <strong>piano</strong><br />
keyboard (see Ä Chapter 8.10.6 ‘Entering file name’ on page 55). Press the<br />
[EXECUTE] button. The display shows ‘Sure?’ . Press the [EXECUTE] button to<br />
save the file.<br />
3. SaveSty<br />
Select ‘SaveSty’ and press the button [EXECUTE]. The display shows the styles<br />
saved by you. A file name consists of 8 characters, the extension is ‘.MID’ . Use<br />
the buttons [+/YES] or [–/NO] or the jog dial to select the style to be saved.<br />
Press the [EXECUTE] button to confirm. Then you can press the [+/YES] or<br />
[–/NO] buttons or turn the jog dial to select the directory in which the file<br />
should be saved. Press the [EXECUTE] button. Now you can enter the file name<br />
of the style using the <strong>piano</strong> keyboard (see Ä Chapter 8.10.6 ‘Entering file name’<br />
on page 55). Press the [EXECUTE] button. The display shows ‘Sure?’ . Press the<br />
[EXECUTE] button to save the file.<br />
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4. SaveMem<br />
Select ‘SaveMem’ and press the button [EXECUTE]. Then you can press the<br />
[+/YES] or [–/NO] buttons or turn the jog dial to select the directory in which<br />
the file should be saved. Press the [EXECUTE] button. Now you can enter the file<br />
name of the style using the <strong>piano</strong> keyboard (see Ä Chapter 8.10.6 ‘Entering file<br />
name’ on page 55). Press the [EXECUTE] button. The display shows ‘Sure?’ . Press<br />
the [EXECUTE] button to save the file. There are 48 memory banks available in<br />
total.<br />
8.10.4 Deleting<br />
1. Select the menu option ‘Delete’ and press the button [EXECUTE]. The display<br />
shows all files including MIDI files, user songs and styles and all directories in<br />
the root directory that you can select using the buttons [+/YES] or [–/NO] or the<br />
jog dial.<br />
2. Press the [EXECUTE] button. The display shows ‘Sure?’ . Press the [EXECUTE]<br />
button to delete the file.<br />
Directories can not be deleted.<br />
8.10.5 Formatting<br />
1. Select the menu option ‘Format’ and press the button [EXECUTE].<br />
Formatting will irretrievably erase all data on the SD card.<br />
2. Press the [EXECUTE] button. The display shows ‘Sure?’ . Press the [EXECUTE]<br />
button to format the SD card.<br />
8.10.6 Entering file name<br />
File names may consist of up to eight alphanumerical characters that you can enter<br />
using the <strong>piano</strong> keyboard. The following illustration shows the key assignment:<br />
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Key name<br />
SHIFT<br />
DEL<br />
BACK<br />
NEXT<br />
Function<br />
The 26 letters are always displayed as capitals.<br />
Deletes the character at the cursor position.<br />
Moves the cursor to the left.<br />
Moves the cursor to the right.<br />
Notes<br />
– The Shift key has no function in SD card mode.<br />
– If you want to assign an already existing file name, the display briefly<br />
shows ‘SameName’ . In this case you have to choose another name.<br />
– If the card has not enough free memory available to store the file, the<br />
display briefly shows ‘CardFull’ . In this case, delete files you no longer<br />
need on the SD card or use another SD card with sufficient capacity.<br />
8.11 MIDI functions<br />
8.11.1 What is MIDI?<br />
1. MIDI stands for 'Musical Instrument Digital Interface' and is the standard interface<br />
for connecting musical instruments and computers.<br />
2. The USB connection can be used for MIDI data exchange between computers<br />
and other USB host devices that support USB audio via USB cable.<br />
3. The <strong>digital</strong> <strong>piano</strong> can be connected to computers or other devices with USB<br />
port.<br />
4. You can use the tone generator of the <strong>piano</strong> to play MIDI files from computers<br />
or other USB devices.<br />
Note<br />
– You can not use the MIDI IN function during playback of a style<br />
recording. Otherwise the double assignment would cause playback<br />
errors.<br />
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8.11.2 USB connection<br />
1. System requirements<br />
• CPU: 300 MHz, Pentium or higher<br />
• RAM: 64 MB or more<br />
• 2 MB free disc space<br />
• Operating system: Windows® 2000/XP, Vista, Windows 7<br />
2. Setup connections<br />
Connect the USB port on the rear panel of the <strong>digital</strong> <strong>piano</strong> to the USB port of<br />
your computer using a standard USB cable (not supplied).<br />
3. USB provisions<br />
Please note the following instructions when connecting instruments to the<br />
computer. Otherwise, the instrument or the computer 'crashes', which can lead<br />
to data loss. If this happens, turn off computer and instrument and restart both<br />
after a few seconds.<br />
– If the computer is in standby or sleep mode, wake the computer<br />
before connecting the USB cable.<br />
– Establish the USB connection between computer and instrument<br />
before turning on the instrument.<br />
8.11.3 MIDI connection<br />
1. Connection notes<br />
With MIDI connections, the device that controls other devices is called 'master'.<br />
A device that is controlled via MIDI is called 'slave'. The MIDI OUT of the master<br />
is connected to the MIDI IN of the slave. You can not connect the MIDI OUT of a<br />
device to the MIDI IN of the same unit.<br />
2. Connection method<br />
Connect the MIDI interface to the computer.<br />
3. Other devices<br />
Connect other devices via the MIDI interface.<br />
8.11.4 MIDI applications<br />
• The <strong>digital</strong> <strong>piano</strong> can control other equipment or electronic instruments.<br />
• You can use other devices to control the <strong>digital</strong> <strong>piano</strong>.<br />
• The <strong>digital</strong> <strong>piano</strong> can play MIDI files from a computer.<br />
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8.12 Troubleshooting<br />
Problem<br />
You hear a 'pop' sound from the speakers when switching the<br />
<strong>digital</strong> <strong>piano</strong> on and off.<br />
No sound can be heard when playing the <strong>piano</strong>.<br />
Malfunction occurs when using a mobile phone.<br />
Possible causes and solutions<br />
This is normal. No need to worry.<br />
Make sure that the volume control is set accordingly.<br />
Check if the headphones are plugged into the headphone<br />
output 2, which would mute the speakers of the <strong>digital</strong> <strong>piano</strong>.<br />
Using a mobile phone near the <strong>digital</strong> <strong>piano</strong> can cause interference.<br />
To prevent this, turn off the mobile phone or use it<br />
only at a safe distance.<br />
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9 Voice list<br />
No. Name No. Name No. Name<br />
Piano 030 Detuned E .P.1 060 Clavichord 2<br />
001 Stereo Grand Piano 1 031 Detuned E .P.2 061 Clavichord 1 / W<br />
002 Stereo Grand Piano 2 032 E Piano 1 062 Clavichord 2 / W<br />
003 Stereo Grand Piano / W 033 E Piano 2 063 Clavichord Wah<br />
004 Grand Piano / W 034 E.Piano 1 / W 064 Punchy Clavichord<br />
005 Stereo Piano Dark 035 E.Piano 2 / W Mallet<br />
006 Octave Piano 1 036 E.Piano 3 / W 065 Celesta 1<br />
007 Octave Piano 2 037 E.Piano 4 / W 066 Celesta 2<br />
008 Synth Piano 038 Hard E.P. 067 Bright Celeasta<br />
009 Dreamscape 039 Soft E.P. 068 Celesta & Sine<br />
010 Piano & Strings 040 Deep E.P. 069 Reecho Bell<br />
011 Piano & Choir 041 Velocity Crossfade E.P. 1 070 Celesta & Music Box<br />
012 Acoustic Grand Piano 042 Velocity Crossfade E.P. 2 071 Glockenspiel 1<br />
013 Stereo Bright Piano 043 Layered E.P. 1 072 Glockenspiel 2<br />
014 Bright Piano 1 044 Layered E.P. 2 073 Glockenspiel & Sine<br />
015 Bright Piano 2 045 Nylon E.P. 074 Glockenspiel & Celesta<br />
016 Bright Piano 1 / W 046 Warm E.P. 075 Music Box 1<br />
017 Bright Piano 2 / W 047 Cloudy E.P. 076 Music Box 2<br />
018 Detuned Piano 048 Grand Harpsichord 077 Music Box 3<br />
019 Chorus Piano 049 Harpsichord 1 078 Toy Box<br />
020 Velocity Crossfade Piano 050 Harpsichord 2 079 Music Box & Harp<br />
021 Piano Pad 051 Harpsichord 1 / W 080 Stereo Vibrapho<br />
022 Piano & Vibraphone 052 Harpsichord 2 /W 081 Rigid Vibraphone<br />
023 Electric Grand Piano 053 Harpsichord Octave 1 082 Vibraphone 1<br />
024 Stereo Honk-Tonk 054 Harpsichord Octave 2 083 Vibraphone 2<br />
025 Honky-Tonk 055 Harpsichord Release 084 Vibraphone 1 / W<br />
026 Honky-Tonk Dark 056 Harpsikd /O 0<strong>85</strong> Vibraphone 2 / W<br />
027 Honky-Tonk 1 / W 057 Piano & Harpsichord 086 Vibraphone & Bell<br />
028 Honky-Tonk 2 / W 058 Stereo Clavichord 087 Vibraphone & Harpsichord<br />
029 Stereo Hard E.P. 059 Clavichord 1 088 Marimba 1<br />
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No. Name No. Name No. Name<br />
089 Marimba 2 119 Detuned Church Organ 149 Velocity Pedal Steel G.T.<br />
090 Marimba / W 120 Church Organ 1 150 12 String G.T.<br />
091 SinMarimba 121 Church Organ 2 151 Chorus Steel G.T.<br />
092 Stereo Marimba 122 Octave Church Organ 152 Nylon & Steel G.T.<br />
093 Marimba & Vibraphone 123 Stereo Reed Organ 153 Jazz G.T. 1<br />
094 Wood Drum 124 Reed Organ 154 Jazz G.T. 2<br />
095 Xylophone 1 125 Accordion 1 155 Mellow G.T.<br />
096 Xylophone 2 126 Accordion 2 156 Velocity Jazz G.T.<br />
097 Tubular Bells 1 127 Accordion 3 157 Jazz G.T. Detuned<br />
098 Tubular Bells 2 128 Chorus Accordion 158 Clean G.T. 1<br />
099 Tubular Bells 3 129 Mustte 159 Clean G.T. 2<br />
100 Dulcimer 130 Accord ItSolo 160 Clean G.T. 3<br />
101 Santur 131 Harmonica 1 161 Stereo Clean G.T.<br />
102 Shorty 132 Harmonica 2 162 Velocity Clean G.T.<br />
Organ 133 Detuned Harmonica 163 Chorus Clean G.T.<br />
103 Drawbar Organ Stereo 134 Sweet Harmonica 164 Muted G.T. 1<br />
104 Soft Stereo Drawbar Organ 135 Tango Accordion 167 Jazz Boy<br />
105 Mellow Drawbar Organ Guitar 168 Stereo Muted G.T.<br />
106 Drawbar Organ 136 Nylon G.T. 1 169 OverDriven G.T. 1<br />
107 Drawbar Organ Detuned 137 Nylon G.T. 2 170 OverDriven G.T. 2<br />
108 Bright Drawbar Organ 138 Nylon G.T. / R 171 Detuned OverDriven G.T.<br />
109 1960 Drawbar Organ 139 Velocity Nylon G.T. 172 Distortion G.T. 1<br />
110 1970 Percussive Organ 140 Detuned Nylon G.T. 173 Distorted G.T. 2<br />
111 Percussive Organ 1 141 Chorus Nylon G.T. 174 Feedback G.T.1<br />
112 Percussive Organ 2 142 Bright Nylon G.T. 175 Feedback G.T.2<br />
113 Light Click Organ 143 Steel G.T. 1 176 Distorted Rhythm G.T.<br />
114 Percussive Organ Detuned 144 Steel G.T. 2 177 5th Distortion<br />
115 Stereo Rotary Organ 145 Detuned Steel G.T. 178 Distortion G.T. Octave<br />
116 Rock Organ 146 Velocity Steel G.T. 179 Stereo Distorted G.T.<br />
117 Rotary Organ 147 Velocity Steel G.T. (Fx) 180 G.T. Harmonics 1<br />
118 Slow Rotary Organ 148 Pedal Steel G.T. 181 G.T. Harmonics 2<br />
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Voice list<br />
No. Name No. Name No. Name<br />
Bass 212 Slap Bass 1 242 Viola 3<br />
182 Acoustic Bass 1 213 Slap Bass 2 243 Dark Viola<br />
183 Acoustic Bass 2 214 Slap Bass 3 244 Cello 1<br />
184 Acoustic Bass Detuned 215 Slap Bass 4 245 Cello 2<br />
1<strong>85</strong> Acoustic Bass Filter 216 Power Slap Bass 246 Cello 3<br />
186 Jazz Style 217 Lash Thumb Bass 247 Cello 4<br />
187 A.Bass & Mute G.T. 218 Resonant Slap Bass 248 Celloen 1 6'<br />
188 Resonant Bass 219 Velocity Switch Slap Bass 249 Chamber Music<br />
189 Velocity Crossfade Bass 220 Synth Bass 1 250 Contrabass 1<br />
190 Wah Bass 1 221 Synth Bass 2 251 Contrabass 2<br />
191 Wah Bass 2 222 Synth Bass 3 252 Tremolo Strings 1<br />
192 Finger Bass 1 223 Synth Bass 4 253 Tremolo Strings 2<br />
193 Finger Bass 2 224 Synth Bass 5 254 Slow Tremolo Strings 1<br />
194 Detuned Finger Bass 225 Super Synth Bass 255 Slow Tremolo Strings 2<br />
195 Dark Finger Bass 226 Tech Synth Bass 256 Pizzicato Strings 1<br />
196 Jazz Bass 227 Synth Bass / O 257 Pizzicato Strings 2<br />
197 Resonant Finger Bass 228 Fast Syntonic Bass 258 Octave Pizzicato<br />
198 Velocity Bass Strings 259 Orchestral Harp 1<br />
199 Velocity Finger Bass (FX) 229 The Violin 260 Orchestral Harp 2<br />
200 Bass & Distorted Elec Guitar 230 Violin 1 261 Velocity City<br />
201 Pick Bass 1 231 Violin 2 262 Africa<br />
202 Pick Bass 2 232 Violin 3 263 Timpani 1<br />
203 Mute Pick Bass 233 Mono Violin 264 Timpani 2<br />
204 Detuned Pick bass 234 Octave Violin Strings Ensemble<br />
205 Fretless Bass 1 235 Electric Violin 265 The Strings<br />
206 Fretless Bass 2 236 Slow Violin 266 Synth Strings 1<br />
207 1990 Bass 237 Two Violins 267 Synth Strings 2<br />
208 Fretless Bass & Sine 238 Soft Violin 268 Synth Strings 3<br />
209 Fretless Bass Detuned 1 239 Large Violin 269 Synth Strings 4<br />
210 Fretless Bass Detuned 2 240 Viola 1 270 Synth Strings 5<br />
211 Fretless Bass Detuned 3 241 Viola 2 271 Strings Ensemble 1<br />
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Voice list<br />
No. Name No. Name No. Name<br />
272 Strings Ensemble 2 302 Trumpet 3 333 Sforzato Brass<br />
273 Resonant Strings 303 Dark Trumpet 334 Stereo Brass & Strings<br />
274 Stereo Slow Strings 304 Resonant Trumpet 335 Synth Brass 1<br />
275 Slow Strings 305 Sweet Trumpet 336 Synth Brass 2<br />
276 Sforzato Strings 306 Wah Trumpet 337 Synth Brass 3<br />
277 Orchestra 307 Trombone 1 338 Synth Brass 4<br />
278 Legato Strings 308 Trombone 2 339 Synth Brass 5<br />
279 Arco Strings 309 Trombone 3 340 Leap Brass<br />
280 1960 Strings 310 Dark Trombone 342 Synth Brass & Strings 1<br />
281 1970 Strings 311 Strings & Trombone 343 Synth Brass & Strings 2<br />
282 Solo Strings 312 Tuba 1 344 Echo Brass<br />
283 Choir Aahs 1 313 Tuba 2 345 Sooth Brass<br />
284 Choir Aahs 2 314 Tuba Solo Reed<br />
2<strong>85</strong> Choir Aahs 3 315 Soft Tuba 346 Soprano Sax 1<br />
286 Mellow Choir 316 Muted Trumpet 1 347 Soprano Sax 2<br />
287 Stereo Choir Aahs 1 317 Muted Trumpet 2 348 Soprano Sax Soft<br />
288 Stereo Choir Aahs 2 318 French Horn 1 349 Solw Soprano Sax<br />
289 Strings Choir 319 French Horn 2 350 Sweet Soprano Sax<br />
290 Voice Oohs 1 320 Soft Horn 351 Alto Sax<br />
291 Voice Oohs 2 321 Stereo French Horn 352 Alto Sax & Breath<br />
292 Synth Voice 1 322 5th Horn Orchestra 353 Super Alto Sax<br />
293 Synth Voice 2 323 Brass Section 1 354 Sax Band<br />
294 Echo Synth Voice 324 Brass Section 2 355 Folk Sax<br />
295 Orchestra Hit 1 325 Brass Section 3 356 Tenor Sax<br />
296 Orchestra Hit 2 326 Brass Section 4 357 Baritone Sax<br />
297 Orchestra Hit Octave 327 Brass Section Octave 358 Baritone Sax & Breath<br />
298 Orchestra Hit Stereo 328 Brass Swell 359 Oboe 1<br />
299 6th Orchestra Hit 329 Brass band 360 Oboe 2<br />
Brass 330 Bright Brass Section 361 Sweet Oboe<br />
300 Trumpet 1 331 Dark Brass 362 English Horn 1<br />
301 Trumpet 2 332 Mute Brass Ensemble 363 English Horn 2<br />
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Voice list<br />
No. Name No. Name No. Name<br />
364 Analog Horns 393 Sawtooth Lead 1 423 Click Pad<br />
365 Woodwinds 394 Sawtooth Lead 2 424 Analog Pad<br />
366 Bassoon 1 395 Wavy Sawtooth 425 Poly Pad<br />
367 Bassoon 2 396 Lead 2 (sawtooth) 426 Poly Synth Pad<br />
368 Clarinet 1 397 Slow Saw 427 Pad 4 (choir)<br />
369 Clarinet 2 398 Super Analog 428 Choir Pad 2<br />
Pipe 399 Synther 429 Pad 5 (bowed)<br />
370 Piccolo 400 Heavy Sawtooth 430 Bowed Pad 2<br />
371 Flute 401 Bauble L ead 431 Pad 6 (metallic)<br />
372 Jazz Flute 402 PWM 4th 432 Metallic Pad 2<br />
373 Recorder 403 Lead 3 (calliope) 433 Pan Pad<br />
374 Sweet Pan Flute 404 Lead 4 (chiff) 434 Pad 7 (halo)<br />
375 Pan Flute 405 Lead 5 (charang) 435 Halo Pad 2<br />
376 Dark Pan Flute 406 Lead 6 (voice) 436 Pad 8 (sweep)<br />
377 Blown Bottle 407 Voice Lead 437 Sweep Pad 2<br />
378 Shakuhachi 408 Lead 7 (fifths) 438 Dipolar Pad<br />
379 Whistle 1 409 Fifths Lead Soft 439 Rising<br />
380 Whistle 2 410 Fifth Lead 440 Congregate<br />
381 Ocarina 411 Lead 8 (Bass & Lead) Effects<br />
Lead 412 Massiness 441 FX1 (rain)<br />
382 Lead 1 (square) 413 Bass Lead 442 FX2 (soundtrack)<br />
383 Square Pad 443 Progenitor<br />
384 Lead Sine 414 Pad 1 (newage) 444 Prelude<br />
3<strong>85</strong> Slow Square Lead 415 Slow Square 445 FX3 (crystal)<br />
386 Sine Solo 416 New Year Pad 446 FX4 (atmosphere)<br />
387 Square Lead 1 417 Pad 2 (warm) 447 Warm Air<br />
388 Square Lead 2 418 PWM Pad 448 FX5 (brightness)<br />
389 Thick Square 419 Sine Pad 449 Smog<br />
390 Corrie 420 Warmly Pad 450 FX6 (goblins)<br />
391 Quint 421 Horn Pad 451 Choir Bell<br />
392 2 Oscillators Lead 422 Pad 3 (Polysynth) 452 FX7 (echoes)<br />
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No. Name No. Name No. Name<br />
453 Reecho Pan 481 Open Door 513 Lion<br />
454 Large Pan 482 Starship 514 Frog<br />
455 Echordrzz Slow 483 Close Door 515 Bird 2<br />
456 Fantasyland 484 Siren 516 Dog<br />
457 FX8 (sci-fi) 4<strong>85</strong> Gunshot 2 517 Spring<br />
Ethnic 486 Rise 2 518 Gunshot 1<br />
458 Sitar 487 Bird Tweet 519 Gunshot 3<br />
459 Detuned Sitar 488 Ambulance 520 Laser Gun<br />
460 Banjo 489 Rise 1 521 Drip<br />
461 Shamisen 490 Fall 522 Siren 2<br />
462 Koto 491 Seashore 2 Combined Voice<br />
463 Kalimba 492 Bird 1 523 Stereo Piano & Strings Pad<br />
464 Bagpipe 493 Clop 524 Stereo Piano & Choir<br />
465 Fiddle 494 Wind 525 Piano & Warm Pad<br />
466 Shanai 495 Cattle 526 FM Electric Piano<br />
Percussive 496 Horse 527 Old Electric Piano<br />
467 Tinkle Bell 497 Telephone Ring 1 528 Digital Piano<br />
468 Agogo 498 Bird 529 E.Piano & Strings<br />
469 Steel Drums 499 Breath Noise 2 530 Harpsichord & Stereo Strings<br />
470 Wood Block 500 Heartbeat 531 Digital Music Box<br />
471 Taiko Drum 501 Laugh 532 Serenity<br />
472 Melodic Tom 502 Applause 2 533 Vibraphone & Stereo Strings<br />
473 Synth Drum 503 Helicopter 1 534 FM Tubular Bells<br />
474 Reverse Cymbal 504 Fire 535 Organ & Stereo Strings<br />
Sound Effects 505 Punch 536 Stereo Organ & Piano<br />
475 Guitar Fret Noise 506 ScratchCut 537 Accordian 2<br />
476 Breath Noise 1 507 Fight 1 538 Power Distorted Guitar<br />
477 Stream 508 Shot 539 Dynamic Bass<br />
478 Helicopter 2 509 Fight 2 540 X Fade Bass<br />
479 Seashore1 510 Applause 1 541 Stereo Strings & Piano<br />
480 Telephone Ring 2 512 Firework 542 Orchestra<br />
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No. Name No. Name No. Name<br />
543 Full Strings 1 549 Woodwinds & Strings 554 Electronic Kit<br />
544 Full Strings 2 550 Pan Flute & Strings Pad 555 Analog Kit<br />
545 Symphonic Drum Set 556 Jazz Kit<br />
546 Stereo Choir & Strings 551 Standard Kit 557 Brush Kit<br />
547 Trombone & Stereo Strings 552 Room Kit 558 Orchestra Kit<br />
548 Club Brass 553 Power Kit 559 SFX Kit<br />
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Styles list<br />
10 Styles list<br />
No. Name No. Name No. Name<br />
8BEAT 028 Brit. Pop 2 056 Rock & Roll<br />
001 8 Beat Rock 029 Pop Hit 057 Rock 1<br />
002 Guitar Pop 1 030 Fusion Shuffle 058 Rock Shuffle<br />
003 8 Beat 1 031 Analog Night 059 R'N'R 1<br />
004 Sweet Beat 032 Guitar Pop 2 060 Rock Shuffle<br />
005 8 Beat Dance 033 Pop beat BALLROOM<br />
006 8 Beat Disco 034 Soft Beat 061 Twist 1<br />
007 Pop Funk 035 60's Pop 062 Twist 2<br />
008 8 Beat 2 036 String Latin 063 Big Band Fox 1<br />
009 60's 8 Beat BALLAD 064 Tango<br />
010 Rhyth m & Beat 037 Soft Ballad 065 Slow Fox 1<br />
011 Miami Beat 038 Natural Ballad 066 Slow Waltz 1<br />
16BEAT 039 Love Ballad 067 Swing Fox<br />
012 16 Beat 1 040 Easy Ballad 068 Salsa 2<br />
013 Pop 16 Beat 1 041 Slow Ballad 069 Cha Cha 1<br />
014 Pop 16 Beat 2 042 Folk Ballad 070 Cha Cha 2<br />
015 Modern 16 Beat 043 Pop Ballad 1 071 Beguine 1<br />
016 16 Beat Hot 044 Pop Ballad 2 072 Beguine 2<br />
017 16 Beat Modern 045 EP Ballad 073 Rumba 1<br />
018 16 Beat Funk 046 New R&B Ballad 074 Samba 1<br />
019 16 Beat 2 ROCK 075 Samba 2<br />
020 Cool Beat 047 Slow Rock 076 Jive<br />
021 16 Beat Ballad 048 70' s Rock & Roll 077 Foxtrot<br />
022 16 Beat 3 049 Folk Rock 078 Quick Step<br />
023 Pop Shfl 050 Soft Rock DANCE<br />
024 Guitar Funk 051 Pop Rock 079 Down Beat<br />
025 16 Beat Funk 1 052 Old Rock 080 Techno<br />
POP 053 Easy Rock 081 Progressive<br />
026 6/8 Pop 054 New Shuffle 082 Rap 1<br />
027 Brit. Pop 1 055 Rock Hip Hop 083 Rap 2<br />
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No. Name No. Name No. Name<br />
084 Disco SWING & JAZZ 141 Bossa Nova 1<br />
0<strong>85</strong> Soft Disco 112 Swing 1 142 Latin<br />
086 Disco Party 113 Swing 2 143 Bossa Nova 2<br />
087 70's Disco 114 Jazz Brush 144 New Reggae<br />
088 70's Disco Funk 115 Latin Jazz 145 Dance Reggae<br />
089 Clubdance 116 Fusion 146 Pasodoble<br />
090 Euro Dance 117 Acid Jazz 147 Lite Bossa<br />
091 80's Dance 118 Cool Jazz Ballad 148 Latin Rock<br />
092 Hip Hop 119 Swing Shuffle 149 Beguine<br />
093 Garage 120 Big Band 40's 150 Slow Bolero<br />
SOUL & FUNK 121 Big Band Medium 151 Disco Samba<br />
094 Jay R&B 122 Dixieland 152 Mambo<br />
095 Gospel Swing 123 Acoustic Jazz 153 Meneito<br />
096 Gospel 124 Guitar Swing 154 Rumba 1<br />
097 Funk 125 Ragtime 155 Rumba 2<br />
098 Electric Funk 126 Modern Jazz Ballad 156 Tikitikita<br />
099 Groove Funk 127 Swing Ballad 157 Lambada<br />
100 Rubber Funk 128 Big Band Ballad 158 Pop Cha Cha 1<br />
101 Cool Funky 129 Orchestra Swing 159 Pop Cha Cha 2<br />
102 Jazz Funk COUNTRY 160 Salsa<br />
103 Groove 130 Blue grass 161 Bossa 1<br />
104 Soul 131 Country 8 Beat World<br />
105 Hip Hop Soul 132 Modern Country 162 Enka Ballad<br />
106 Hip Hop Beat 133 Country Pop 1 163 Laendler<br />
107 R & B 134 Country Pop 2 164 Hawaiian<br />
108 Soul Beat 135 2/4 Country 165 Sirtake<br />
106 Hip Hop Beat 136 Country 166 Venezia<br />
107 R & B 137 Country Quick Steps 167 6/8 Flipper<br />
108 Soul Beat 138 Country Rock 168 New Age<br />
109 R & B Ballad 139 Country Folk 169 Tarantella<br />
110 British Soul Pop 140 Country Shuffle 170 Scottish<br />
111 Samba Funk Latin/Latin Dance 171 Norteno<br />
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Styles list<br />
No. Name No. Name No. Name<br />
Waltz TRADITIONAL ORIENTAL<br />
172 Waltz 184 Polka 195 Dangdut 1<br />
173 Old Waltz 1<strong>85</strong> 6/8 March 196 Dangdut 2<br />
174 English Waltz 186 German Polka 197 Dangdut 3<br />
175 French Waltz 187 Party Polka 198 Dangdut 4<br />
176 German Waltz 188 March 199 Dangdut 5<br />
177 Italian Mazurka 189 Polka 2 200 Dangdut 6<br />
178 Mariachi Waltz 190 US March USER STYLE<br />
179 Vienna Waltz 1 191 Musette 201 Style 1<br />
180 Slow Waltz 2 192 French Musette 202 Style 2<br />
181 Vienna Waltz 2 193 Mazurke 203 Style 3<br />
182 Slow Waltz 1 194 1-Mar<br />
183 Jazz Waltz<br />
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Practice and demo songs<br />
11 Practice and demo songs<br />
No. Name No. Name<br />
PIANO 029 The Happy Farmer<br />
001 Moseta Dance 030 The Sleeping Beauty<br />
002 Brave Cavalier 031 La Traviata<br />
003 Four Little Swans 032 Wiegenlied<br />
004 Habanera 033 Mov. 2 Adagio Non Troppo Piano Sonata No. 9 In D<br />
005 Turkish March 034 Mov. 1 Andante Grazioso Piano Sonata No.11 In A<br />
[Alla Turca]<br />
006 Aria 035 Prelude In C<br />
007 Away In A Manger 036 Chinese Dance<br />
008 Wedding March 037 Emperors Waltz<br />
009 Jesus, Saviour Pilot Me 038 March Militaire<br />
010 America The Beautiful 039 Symphony No. 40<br />
CLASSICAL 040 Auf Flügeln Des Gesanges<br />
011 Carmen Entracte II 041 Arpeggione Sonata in Am<br />
012 Annen Polka FOLK & COUNTRY<br />
013 Pianosonatan 08 IN Cm IN Pathetique 042 Santa Lucia<br />
014 Brahms Waltz 043 Country<br />
015 Aida 044 Jambalaya<br />
016 Carmen Prelude 045 Susanna<br />
017 L'Arlesienne 046 Bridge<br />
018 Ungarischer Tanz 047 Battle Hymn Of The Republic<br />
019 Mazurka 048 The Old Gray Mare<br />
020 Menuett 049 American Patrol<br />
021 Musical Moments 050 In The Rain<br />
022 Pizzicato Polka 051 Sippin' Cider Through A Straw<br />
023 Rigoletto GOLDEN & POP<br />
024 Serenade 052 On London Bridge<br />
025 Song Without Words 053 Are You Lonesome Tonight<br />
026 Swan 054 Only You<br />
027 Prelude To Act 2 (Swan Lake) 055 End Of The World<br />
028 Valse (Swan Lake) 056 House Of The Rising Sun<br />
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Practice and demo songs<br />
No. Name No. Name<br />
057 Solveig's Song 080 Last Rose Of Summer<br />
058 The Blue-Bells Of Scotland 081 The Old King Cole<br />
059 Over The Rainbow JAZZ & FUSION<br />
060 Beautiful Dreamer 082 Little Brown Jug<br />
061 It's Been A Long Long Time 083 Maple Leaf Rag<br />
062 Edelweiss 084 June Samba<br />
063 O Sole Mio 0<strong>85</strong> Funk<br />
064 Der Deitcher's Dog 086 I Can ......<br />
065 Joy To The World 087 Sea Shore<br />
066 Silent Night 088 Guitar&Saxphone<br />
067 Ave Maria 089 The Hip Hop's Night<br />
068 Five Hundred Miles 090 Blue Lunch<br />
069 Happy New Year 091 Cobweb<br />
070 It's Beginning To Look A Lot Like Christmas 092 Wine<br />
071 Jeanie With The Light Brown Hair 093 Jazz Old Man<br />
072 My Bonnie 094 Dark Eyes<br />
073 Song Of The Pearlfisher 095 Carlos<br />
074 Summer Palace 096 Sad<br />
075 The StageCoach 097 The Jazz<br />
076 Entertainer ORIENTAL<br />
077 Annie Laurie 098 South Mud Bay<br />
078 Killing Me Softly With His Song 099 Give You A Rose<br />
079 Love Is Blue 100 Flowing Rill<br />
Demo songs<br />
No.<br />
Name<br />
001 Jazz<br />
002 Dream Of Freedom<br />
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Chord list<br />
12 Chord list<br />
Chord description Normal chord construction Chord<br />
symbol<br />
Display<br />
0 Major [M] 1–3–5 C C<br />
1 Major sixth [6] 1–(3)–5–6 C6 C6<br />
2 Major seventh [M7] 1–3–(5)–7 CM7 CM7<br />
3 Major seventh with augmented eleventh [M7#11] 1–(2)–3–#4–(5)–7 CM7#11 CM7(#11)<br />
4 Major add ninth [Madd9] 1–2–3–5 CMadd9 CM(9)<br />
5 Major ninth [M9] 1–2–3–(5)–7 CM9 CM7(9)<br />
6 Major sixth and ninth [6 9] 1–2–3–(5)–6 C6 9 C6(9)<br />
7 Augmented [aug] 1–3–#5 Caug Caug<br />
8 Minor [m] 1–b3–5 Cm Cm<br />
9 Minor sixth [m6] 1–b3–5–6 Cm6 Cm6<br />
10 Minor seventh [m7] 1–b3–(5)–b7 Cm7 Cm7<br />
11 Minor seventh flatted fifth [m7b5] 1–b3–b5–b7 Cm7b5 Cm7(b5)<br />
12 Minor add ninth [madd9] 1–2–b3–5 Cmadd9 Cm(9)<br />
13 Minor ninth [m9] 1–2–b3–(5)–b7 Cm9 Cm7(9)<br />
14 Minor eleventh [m11] 1–(2)–b3–4–5–(b7) Cm11 Cm7(11)<br />
15 Minor major ninth [mM7] 1–b3–(5)–7 CmM7 CmM7<br />
16 Minor major ninth [mM9] 1–2–b3–(5)–7 CmM9 CmM7(9)<br />
17 Diminished [dim] 1–b3–b5 Cdim Cdim<br />
18 Diminished seventh [dim7] 1–b3–b5–6 Cdim7 Cdim7<br />
19 Seventh [7] 1–3–(5)–b7 C7 C7<br />
20 Seventh suspended [7sus4] 1–4–5–b7 C7sus4 C7sus4<br />
21 Seventh flatted fifth [7b5] 1–3–b5–b7 C7b5 C7(b5)<br />
22 Seventh ninth [79] 1–2–3–(5)–b7 C7 9 C7(9)<br />
23 Seventh sharp eleventh [7#11] 1–2–3–#4–(5)–b7 oder 1–(2)–3–#4–5–<br />
b7<br />
C7#11 C7(#11)<br />
24 Seventh thirteenth [7 13] 1–3–(5)–6–b7 oder 2–3–5–6–b7 C7 13 C7(13)<br />
25 Seventh flatted ninth [7b9] 1–b2–3–(5)–b7 C7b9 C7(b9)<br />
26 Seventh flatted thirteenth [7b13] 1–3–5–b6–b7 C7b13 C7(b13)<br />
27 Seventh sharp ninth [7#9] (1)–#2–3–(5)–b7 C7#9 C7(#9)<br />
28 Major seventh augmented [M7aug] 1–3–#5–7 CM7aug CM7aug<br />
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Chord list<br />
Chord description Normal chord construction Chord<br />
symbol<br />
Display<br />
29 Seventh augmented [7aug] (1)–3–#5–b7 C7aug C7aug<br />
30 Suspended fourth [sus4] 1–4–5 Csus4 Csus4<br />
31 Suspended second [1+2+5] 1–2–5 C1+2+5 C<br />
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MIDI implementation chart<br />
13 MIDI implementation chart<br />
Function Transmitted Received Remarks<br />
Basic Channel Default 1 ALL<br />
Changed 1-16 1-16<br />
Mode Default No Mode 3<br />
Messages No Mode 3<br />
Altered ******** No<br />
Note number 0 – 127 0 – 127<br />
True voice ******** 0 – 127<br />
Velocity note Note ON Yes, 9nH,<br />
Note OFF<br />
v = 1 – 127<br />
No, 9nH,<br />
v = 0<br />
After touch Keys No No<br />
Channels No No<br />
Pitch bend No Yes<br />
Yes, 9nH,<br />
v = 1 – 127<br />
Yes, 9nH,<br />
v = 0 or 8nH,<br />
v = 0 – 127<br />
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MIDI implementation chart<br />
Function Transmitted Received Remarks<br />
Control change 0<br />
1<br />
5<br />
6<br />
7<br />
10<br />
11<br />
64<br />
65<br />
66<br />
67<br />
80<br />
81<br />
91<br />
93<br />
120<br />
121<br />
123<br />
Yes<br />
No<br />
No<br />
Yes<br />
Yes<br />
No<br />
No<br />
Yes<br />
No<br />
Yes<br />
Yes<br />
No<br />
No<br />
Yes<br />
Yes<br />
No<br />
No<br />
Yes<br />
Yes<br />
Yes<br />
Yes<br />
Yes<br />
Yes<br />
Yes<br />
Yes<br />
Yes<br />
Yes<br />
Yes<br />
Yes<br />
Yes<br />
Yes<br />
Yes<br />
Yes<br />
Yes<br />
Yes<br />
Yes<br />
Program change True # Yes<br />
Yes<br />
********<br />
0 – 127<br />
System exclusive No Yes<br />
System common Song position pointer No No<br />
Song select No No<br />
Tune request No No<br />
System real time Clock No No<br />
Commands No *1 No *1<br />
Aux messages Local ON/OFF No Yes<br />
ALL notes OFF Yes Yes<br />
Active sensing Yes No<br />
Bank select<br />
Modulation<br />
Portamento time<br />
Data entry<br />
Volume<br />
Pan<br />
Expression<br />
Sustain pedal<br />
Portamento ON/OFF<br />
Sostenuto pedal<br />
Soft pedal<br />
Reverb program<br />
Chorus program<br />
Reverb level<br />
Chorus level<br />
All sound off<br />
Reset all controllers<br />
All notes off<br />
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MIDI implementation chart<br />
Function Transmitted Received Remarks<br />
System reset No Yes<br />
Notes: *1<br />
When the accompaniment is started, an FAH message is transmitted.<br />
When accompaniment is stopped, an FCH message is transmitted.<br />
When an FAH message is received, accompaniment is started.<br />
When an FCH message is received, accompaniment is stopped.<br />
MIDI channel modes<br />
POLY<br />
MONO ON<br />
OMNI ON Mode 1 Mode 2<br />
OMNI OFF Mode 3 Mode 4<br />
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Technical specifications<br />
14 Technical specifications<br />
Display<br />
Keyboard<br />
Polyphony<br />
Voices 559<br />
Styles<br />
Practise songs 100<br />
Demo songs 2<br />
Multifunctional LCD<br />
88 weighted key with hammer action and adjustable touch response<br />
64-voice (without DSP effect), 38-voice (with DSP effect)<br />
203 including three user styles<br />
Operating elements [POWER ON/OFF], [VOLUME], [BRILLIANCE], [ACCOMP +/–], [TEMPO +/–],<br />
[LESSON], [L&R], [CHORD DICTIONARY], [MIXER], [FUNCTION BACK/NEXT],<br />
[VOICE], [STYLE], [SONG], [O.T.S.], [M1-M6], [STORE], [BANK], [START/STOP]<br />
, [SYNC START] , [SYNC STOP], [INTRO]/[END/]/ [REPEAT A/B], [A] , [B]<br />
, [FADE], [CHORD MODE], [RECORD], [STYLE RECORD], [PLAY/STOP],<br />
[ACCOMP], [MELODY 1], [MELODY 2], [MELODY 3], [MELODY 4], [MELODY 5],<br />
[DUAL], [SPLIT], [TOUCH], [DSP], [SD MENU], [EXECUTE], [+/YES], [–/NO], [DIAL],<br />
[PIANO], [METRONOME], [TRANSPOSE +/– ]<br />
Accompaniment [START/STOP] , [SYNC START] , [SYNC STOP], [INTRO]/[END/]/<br />
[REPEAT A/B], [A] , [B] , [FADE]<br />
Record function [RECORD], [STYLE RECORD], [PLAY/STOP], [ACCOMP], [MELODY 1], [MELODY 2],<br />
[MELODY 3], [MELODY 4], [MELODY 5]<br />
Memory<br />
Pedals<br />
48 memory slots<br />
Multifunction pedal, sostenuto, sustain<br />
Connections Voltage supply AC 230 V , 2 × headphones (1/4" phone socket), AUX OUT<br />
(L/R), USB, MIDI IN, MIDI OUT<br />
Speakers<br />
Operating voltage supply<br />
Dimensions (W × D × H)<br />
Weight<br />
2 × 25 W, 8 Ω<br />
AC 230 V<br />
1410 mm × 530 mm × <strong>85</strong>0 mm<br />
59 kg<br />
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Protecting the environment<br />
15 Protecting the environment<br />
Disposal of the packaging material<br />
For the transport and protective packaging, environmentally friendly materials have<br />
been chosen that can be supplied to normal recycling.<br />
Ensure that plastic bags, packaging, etc. are properly disposed of.<br />
Do not just dispose of these materials with your normal household waste, but make<br />
sure that they are collected for recycling. Please follow the notes and markings on<br />
the packaging.<br />
Disposal of your old device<br />
This device is subject to the European directive 2002/96/EC.<br />
Do not dispose of the device with your normal household waste.<br />
Dispose of this device through an approved waste disposal firm or through your local<br />
waste facility. When discarding the device, comply with the rules and regulations<br />
that apply in your country. If in doubt, consult your local waste disposal facility.<br />
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Notes<br />
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