Alesis HARMONY 61 PRO User guide

User Guide

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Appendix

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User Guide (English)

Introduction

Box Contents

Harmony 61 Pro

Music Rest

Power Adapter

User Guide

Safety & Warranty Manual

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Setup

Connection Diagram

Items not listed in Introduction > Box Contents are sold separately.

Note: Make sure to unplug/remove headphones before moving away from the keyboard.

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Power

Computer

SD Card

Smartphone

Headphones

Sustain Pedal

Microphone

Features

Top Panel

1. Power On/Off: Press this button to turn the keyboard on or off.

2. Master Volume: Turn this knob to adjust the Master Volume.

3. Mute: Press this button to mute the Master Volume.

4. Tempo: Press the Tempo buttons [<] or [>] to increase or decrease the speed of the accompaniment, demo song and/or
metronome. Press the [<] and [>] buttons simultaneously to reset to the default value.

5. Touch Pad: Touch the Touch Pad and move your finger along the X- and Y-axis to control the selected effect. Use the Effect

button to change the parameters controlled by the Touch Pad.

6. Effect: Press this button to select a group of parameters, and then use the Touch Pad to control the selected parameters in real

time. See Operation > Touch Pad for a list of selectable parameters.

7. LCD: This screen shows settings information and displays the notes you play in real time.

8. Built-in Microphone: Use this microphone to record your own sounds when the Sampler is engaged. See Operation > Using the

Sampler for more information.

9. Data Dial: Turn this dial to select a value or adjust a parameter.

10. [<] / [>] / Numeric Buttons: Press the left or right directional buttons to select a value or set a parameter. You can also use the

numeric buttons to enter a value. Press both directional buttons at the same time to reset current parameter to its default setting.

11. Sound: Press this button to enter Sound mode and select a sound for the keyboard. See Operation > Playing a Sound for more

information and Appendix > Sound List for a full list of instruments.

12. Style: Press this button to enter Style mode and choose an accompaniment rhythm style. See Appendix > Style List for a full list of

playable styles.

13. Song: Press this button to enter Song mode and play stored songs. See Appendix > Song List for a full list of playable songs.

14. Lesson: Press this button to select and play a Lesson. When song playback is stopped, press this button to enter or exit Lesson

mode. Press Lesson and Song buttons at the same time to select a hand-part to practice: L → R → L+R. See Operation > Using

Lesson Mode for more information.

15. Mix: Press this button to enter Mix mode and adjust accompaniment instrument levels. Press Mix and Record buttons at the same

time to engage the sampler. See Operation > Using the Mixer to learn more and Appendix > Mix Pattern List for a full list of mix
patterns.

16. Record: Press this button to record a custom song. See Operation > Recording for more detailed instructions.

17. Piano: Press this button to turn Piano Mode on or off. Piano mode is a setting optimized for concert piano performances. See

Operation > Piano Mode for more information.

18. Sustain: Press this button to activate a sustain effect which simulates a sustain pedal when playing the keyboard. Press this button
again to disable the sustain effect. Press the Sustain and Harmony buttons at the same time to turn the Arpeggiator on or off. See

Operation > Performance Enhancement for more information about using the Arpeggiator.

19. Harmony: Press this button to turn the harmony function on or off. The Harmony function can be set to play a specific interval above

each note you play. See Operation > Performance Enhancement for more information.

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20. Split: Press this button to split the keyboard into two different sounds. The sound that you were using before pressing the Split
button will be applied to the left-hand side of the keyboard. To select a sound for the right-hand side, enter a number for the sound
or use the + and – buttons. Press the Split button again to disable the keyboard split. Press Split and Layer buttons at the same time

to turn Twinova function on or off. See Operation > Twinova for more information.

21. Layer: Press this button to layer two sounds together. The sound that you were using before pressing the Layer button will be used
for one part of the layer. To select the other sound for the layer, enter a number for the sound or use the [<] and [>] buttons. Press
the Layer button again to disable the layer function.

22. Chord Mode: Press this button to enter Chord mode and select how you play chords on the keyboard. See Operation > Chord

Mode for more information.

23. Fade: Press this button to fade an accompaniment track in or out.

24. Intro/Ending: Press this button to play an intro and then start playback of an accompaniment rhythm. Press this button while the
accompaniment rhythm is playing to play an outro and then stop playback of an accompaniment rhythm.

25. Fill A: Press this button to have the first of two types of temporary rhythm play during the accompaniment rhythm.

26. Fill B: Press this button to have the second of two types of temporary rhythm play during the accompaniment rhythm.

27. Sync Start: Press the Sync button, and then play the keys in the lowest two octaves (corresponding to the chords/notes). The play­along feature will start immediately when playing a key, instead of having to press the Start/Stop button to start it.

28. Start/Stop: Press this button to start or stop playing a style, song, or mix pattern.

29. Store: Press and hold this button, then press one of the Memory buttons M1 – M4 to save the current panel settings.

30. Bank: Press this button to enter Memory Mode and select a memory bank. See Operation > Performance Memory for more details.

31. M1 - M4: Press one of these buttons while in Memory Mode to store or recall panel settings. See Operation > Performance

Memory for more details.

32. Quick Setting [Q.S.]: Press this button to turn the Quick Setting function on or off. See Operation > Quick Setting for more

information.

33. Chord Ref.: Press this button to turn the chord reference function on or off. This function allows you to view a dictionary of chord
diagrams on the LCD screen. See Operation > Chord Reference for more information.

34. SD Card: Press this button to enter the SD card menu. See Operation > Connecting an SD Card for more information.

35. Mixer: Press this button to enter the Mixer menu. See Operation > Playing Mixes for more information.

36. Metro: Press this button to start the metronome. Press this button again to change the time signature of this button or turn off the
metronome. See Operation > Using the Metronome for more information.

37. Demo: Press this button to begin playback of the demonstration songs. Use the number buttons or [<] / [>] buttons to select another
demonstration song. Press this button again to stop the playback.

38. Function: Press this button to enter the function menu. See Operation > Using the Function Menu for more information.

Pitch Bend Wheel: Roll this wheel up or down to apply a pitch-bending effect to the notes you play.

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Rear Panel

1. SD Card port: Insert an SD Card containing MIDI or WAV music files here.

2. USB Port: Insert a USB-B cable here to connect the USB-A keyboard to a computer or a mobile device.

Note: The Harmony 61 Pro features a class compliant plug-and-play connection, and this USB port enables sending and receiving
MIDI data, as well as sending and receiving audio between the Harmony 61 Pro and a connected computer. To use these features,
simply connect the Harmony 61 Pro to your computer and select it for use in your software or system preferences.

3. Sustain Input: Connect a sustain pedal with a 1/4” (6.35 mm) cable here.

4. Phones Output: Plug a pair of headphones into the 1/4” (6.35 mm) output here.

5. Aux Input: Connect an external audio source, such as an MP3 or CD player, using a 1/8” (3.5mm) cable here.

6. MIC Input: Connect a microphone with a 1/4” (6.35 mm) cable to the input here to sing along with the keyboard output.

7. Power Input: Plug in the included power adapter here.

Bottom Panel (Not shown)

1. Battery Compartment: Install 6 “AA” batteries here to power the keyboard if you are not using the power adapter.

Operation

Playing a Sound

1. Press the Sound button to enter Sound mode. The “R1” indicator will light up. The LCD will show the current Sound name and

number.

2. Use the data dial or [<] / [>] buttons to select a sound. Alternatively, use the numeric buttons to enter a preset sound number. See

Appendix > Sound List for a full list of sounds.

3. Play the keyboard to use this Sound for performance.

Using Layer Mode:

1. Press the Layer button to enter Layer mode. The “R2” indicator will light up. The LCD will show the current layer sound name and

number.

2. Use the data dial or [<] / [>] buttons to select a layer sound. Alternatively, use the numeric buttons to enter a preset sound number.

3. Play the keyboard. You will hear two different sounds playing together.

4. In Layer mode, press the Layer button to exit this mode.

Using Split Mode:

1. Press the Split button to enter Split mode. The “L” indicator will light up. The LCD shows the current split sound name and number.

The default split point is F#3 (19). You can change the split point in the function menu.

2. Use the data dial or [<] / [>] buttons to select a split sound. Alternatively, use the numeric buttons to enter a preset sound number.

3. Play the keyboard. You will hear different sounds from the left- and right-hand sections.

4. In Split mode, press the Split button to exit this mode.

Note: When layer and split sounds are in use, only the right-hand area plays the layered sound. Use the mixer to adjust the volume of
each part.

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Touch Pad

The Touch Pad controls vibrato depth and speed by default when no effect LED is lit.

Press the Effect button repeatedly to cycle through different sets of effects. When you select one from the 2-5 sets, the corresponding
effect LED will turn on.

After selecting a set of effects, use the Touch pad to control these effects in real time.

-axis Target Y-axis Target

#

1 Vibrato Speed Vibrato Depth

2 LPF Global Resonance (LPF) Global

3 HPF Global Resonance (HPF) Global

4 Reverb Global Delay Channel

5 Release Channel Sidechain Comp Channel

Piano Mode

Press the Piano button to enter or exit Piano Mode.

In Piano Mode, all parameters become optimized for concert piano performance. You can start style playback, but it will play the rhythm
track only.

Notes: When in Piano Mode is engaged, the Fingered function will be automatically turned off. In Piano Mode, the Layer and Split
functions will not be available.

Twinova

The Twinova function splits the keyboard into two areas with the same sound and octave range, for the convenience of playing together
with a friend or instructor.

Press the Split and Layer buttons at the same time to turn Twinova on or off. The default split point is E4 and F4.

To change the Twinova octave:

1. Press the Function button to enter the function menu.

2. Use the data dial to select “TwinoOct”.

3. Use the [<] / [>] buttons to change the octave setting.

Pressing both [<] and [>] buttons at the same time will reset to the default octave setting.

Note: The Twinova mode and the split / layer functions cannot be used at the same time.

Using the Metronome

To turn the metronome on or off:

1. Press the Metro button to turn on the metronome. The beat indicators on LCD will blink and you will hear the metronome sound.

2. Press this button again to turn off the metronome.

The default metronome beat is 4; this can be changed in the Function menu.

To change the metronome beat:

1. Press the Function button, then use the data dial to select “Beat”.

2. Use the [<] / [>] buttons to change the beat setting. The setting range is 0, 2 ~ 9.

Notes:

1. If you turn on the metronome during style playback, the metronome sound will start from the next beat. Its time signature and tempo
will be reset to match the selected style.

2. If you turn on the metronome during MIDI recording, the metronome sound will not be recorded. But if you turn on the metronome in
Audio recording, the metronome sound will be recorded

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Performance Enhancement

Arpeggiator:

Press the Sustain and Harmony buttons at the same time to turn on the arpeggiator. The “ARP.” indicator lights up on LCD. Repeat this
operation to turn off the arpeggiator.

Arpeggiator split point:

When the arpeggiator is in use, the keyboard will be split into two sections. You can play chords with the left-hand side and play melody
with the right-hand side. The default split point is F#3 (19) (same as the split point in Split mode). You can change the split point in the

Function menu.

Harmony:

Press the Harmony button to turn this function on or off.
When harmony is in use, the “HARMONY” indicator will light up on the LCD. Turn on the Fingered function, then play a chord in the chord
section. When you play in the right-hand section, it will add a harmony effect to the notes.

Setting the harmony type:

Press the Function button to enter the function menu. Use the data dial to select “HrmXXXX”, then use the [<] / [>] buttons to change
the harmony type. Pressing [<] and [>] buttons at the same time will reset to the default setting.

Note: Harmony types “1+5” and “octave” are always available, but the rest will not work until you turn on the Fingered function and then
play a chord in the chord section.

Playing a Style

1. Press the Style button to enter Style mode. The LCD will show the current style name and number.

2. Use the data dial or [<] / [>] buttons to select a style. Or use the numeric buttons to enter a preset style number. Please see

Appendix > Style List for a full list of playable styles.

3. Press the Chord Mode button to select Fingered mode or Full Range mode.

4. Press the Start/Stop button to start the rhythm track. Alternatively, press the Sync Start button to engage sync start function, then

play a key on keyboard to start the rhythm track.

To fade a style in or out:

1. When style is stopped, press the Fade button to turn on the fade-in function. The “FADE” indicator will light up on the LCD. When
the style starts playing, the volume will increase from low to high.

2. During style playback, press the Fade button to turn on the fade-out function. The volume will decrease from high to low until the
style is stopped.

The default fade-in / fade-out time setting is 10 seconds. You can change this time setting in the function menu.

To set the tempo:

1. Press the [Tempo </>] buttons to edit the tempo value.

2. When the tempo value is blinking on the LCD, use the [Tempo </>] buttons, [<] / [>] buttons or the data dial to change the tempo
value.

3. Press [Tempo <] and [Tempo >] at the same time to reset to the default tempo.

Note: When style playback is stopped, changing the style will automatically reset the tempo. However, changing the style during style
playback will not result in tempo change.

Playing Songs

1. Press the Song button to enter Song mode. LCD shows the current song name and number.

2. Use the data dial or [<] / [>] buttons to select a song. Or use the numeric buttons to enter a song number. Please see Appendix >

Song List for a full list of playable songs.

3. Press the Start/Stop button to start playing the song.

4. During song playback, press the Start/Stop button to stop. When playback is stopped, press the Style and Record buttons to exit

this mode.

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Notes:

1. While Song Mode is enabled, you cannot access the Memory Buttons, Quick Settings, Function Menu, Twinova, Record, or Chord
Mode features. To regain access to these features, exit Song mode by the pressing Piano, Style, or Mix buttons.

2. By default, all songs will loop in order. You can change the playback mode in the function menu.

Controlling Song Playback:

Before the Intro section begins, the measure will start counting down from 4. When the measure goes to “1”, the melody will start playing.
You can use the group of buttons lettered A – E (Chord Mode, Fade, Intro/Ending, Fill A, Fill B) to control the playback. Their playback
functions are indicated underneath the letters.

During playback:

• Press the A button to loop the selected song.

• Press the B button to loop all of the songs in order.

• Press the C button to rewind the song.

• Press the D button to fast forward the song.

• Press the E button to pause song playback.

Adjusting the Song volume:

You can adjust the song playback volume in the mixer menu. Press the Mixer button to enter the Mixer menu. Use the data dial to select
“MusicVol”, then use the [<] / [>] buttons to change the volume setting. Pressing [<] and [>] buttons at the same time will reset to the
default volume.

Chord Mode

Entering Chord Mode:

Press the Chord Mode button to enter Chord mode. Press the button repeatedly to cycle between FINGERED, FULL RANG, and OFF.

• In Fingered mode, the keyboard is divided into two sections. The chord section is in the left-hand area. You can play Single Finger
and Multi Finger chords in the chord section.

• In Full Range mode, the entire keyboard is the chord section. Only Multi-finger chords will be detected in the chord section.

Playing in Chord Mode:

1. Press the Sync Start button to engage the sync start function.

2. Play a chord in the chord section, and it will start playing auto accompaniment of all tracks. Alternatively, press the Start/Stop button

to start percussion playback, and then play a chord in the chord section to start playing all tracks.

Single Finger:

Single-finger makes it easy to produce major, seventh, minor and minor seventh chords by pressing a minimum number of keys on the
auto accompaniment section.

Multi-finger:

Multi-finger allows you to play chords in normal fingering.

Full Range:

In Full Range mode, it detects chords played in normal fingering (Multi-finger) over the entire keyboard range.

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Quick Setting

1. Press the Q.S. button to turn on the Quick Setting function. The “Q.S.” indicator will light up on the LCD. The Fingered function will

be turned on automatically.

2. Press one of the M1 - M4 buttons to recall panel settings (including sound and effects) that match the current style. Each style has 4

preset Q.S. settings.

Note: Memory function is not available when Q.S. is in use.

DSP Effects (Reverb/Chorus)

Digital Signal Processing is turned on by default. The “DSP” indicator will light up on the LCD.

To change the DSP setting:

1. Press the Function button to enter the function menu.

2. Use the data dial to select “DSP”. The LCD will temporarily show “DSP ON”.

3. Use the [<] / [>] buttons to turn the DSP on or off.

4. Pressing [<] and [>] buttons at the same time will reset to the default setting.

Note: There may be a slight pause in the sound if you switch the DSP effect on/off while style or song is playing.

Using Lesson Mode

The Lesson, and L/R buttons are available only when song playback is stopped.

Lesson 1:

In Lesson 1, you will learn to play at the correct timing. As long as you play a key at the right time, the correct note will sound.

1. When song playback is stopped, press the Lesson button to enter Lesson 1. The “LESSON 1” indicator will light up.

2. Repeatedly press the Song and Lesson buttons to select to practice the L hand part, R hand part or both parts.

3. Press the Start/Stop button to start the lesson. Your performance will be evaluated when the lesson is finished. No score will be

given if you stop halfway.

Lesson 2:

In Lesson 2, you will learn to play the correct notes. If you play a wrong note, the lesson will stop and wait until you correctly play the note
displayed on the LCD.

1. When song playback is stopped, press the Lesson button twice to enter Lesson 2. The “LESSON 2” indicator will light up.

2. Repeatedly press the Song and Lesson buttons to select to practice the L hand part, R hand part or both parts.

3. Press the Start/Stop button to start the lesson.

Your performance will be evaluated when the lesson is finished.

Note: In Lesson 2, notes will not sound until they are played correctly on the keyboard.

Lesson 3:

In Lesson 3, you will learn to play the correct notes with the correct timing.

1. When song playback is stopped, press the Lesson button three times to enter Lesson 3. The “LESSON 3” indicator will light up.

2. Repeatedly press the Song and Lesson buttons to select to practice the L hand part, R hand part or both parts.

3. Press the Start/Stop button to start the lesson.

Your performance will be evaluated when the lesson is finished.

Note: In Lesson 3, all notes you play will sound. However, if no keys are played on the keyboard, only the accompaniment will be played
back.

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Playing Mixes

Mix mode consists of Patterns, Sections and Tracks. A pattern is a song structure that includes 5 sections. There are 6 separate
instrument tracks in each section that you can turn on or off.

1. Press the Mix button to enter Mix mode. The LCD will show the current Mix pattern name and number. The Sync Start function will

be engaged.

2. Press the Start/Stop button or press any key in the chord section on the left-hand side. The Mix Pattern will immediately start

playing. Use the [<] / [>] buttons to change the Mix Pattern.

3. During Mix playback, press the Start/Stop button to stop. When playback is stopped, press

the Style and Song buttons to exit this mode.

Mix Sections:

1. During Mix playback, press the A - E buttons to shift between these sections. The LCD indicators will show the currently selected

section.

2. During Mix playback, if you press and hold the button of the currently selected Section, it will apply a slicer effect to this Section.

3. Harmony 61 Pro provides two kinds of slicers, selectable from the function menu.

Mix Tracks:

During Mix playback, you can press the track buttons T1 – T6 (Chord Ref., SD Card, Mixer, Metro, Demo, and Function) to mute the
corresponding instrument track. Press the same button again to unmute the corresponding track. The Track on/off information is
displayed on LCD.

• Pressing the T1 (Chord Ref.) button during playback will mute the Kick drum track.

• Pressing the T2 (SD Card) button during playback will mute the Snare drum track.

• Pressing the T3 (Mixer) button during playback will mute the whole drums track.

• Pressing the T4 (Metro) button during playback will mute the Bass track.

• Pressing the T5 (Demo) button during playback will mute the Synth 1 track.

• Pressing the T6 (Function) button during playback will mute the Synth 2 track.

In Mix mode, you can press the MIX CTRL. button to shift the track buttons back to their primary functions (the names printed above
these buttons). The “MIX CTRL” indicator will turn off. You can also press the Q.S. button to switch between the primary and secondary

functions of the track buttons.

Chord Reference

1. Press the CHORD REF. button to turn on this function. The LCD will show “ChordRef”. The Fingered function will be automatically

turned on.

2. Use the keys C4~B5 to assign the chord type. Use the keys C6~B6 to assign the chord root. When the chord type and chord root are

assigned, the LCD will show the chord name and chord notes. Try to play this chord in the chord section.

Detailed chord types in the Chord Reference:

Note Chord Note Chord Note Chord

C6 C C4 M C5 7(b9)
C#6 C#/Db C#4 M(9) C#5 7(9)
D6 D D4 6 D5 7(#9)
Eb6 Eb/D# Eb4 mM7 Eb5 7(b13)
E6 E E4 M7 E5 7(13)
F6 F F4 M F5 7(#11)
F#6 F#/Gb F#4 M(9) F#5 dim7
G6 G G4 M6 G5 dim

b6

b/G# Ab4 M7(9) Ab5 7aug
A6 A A4 M7 A5 aug
Bb6 Bb/A# Bb4 M7b5 Bb5 7sus4
B6 B B4 7 B5 sus4

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Recording

MIDI Recording:

In MIDI recording, you can save your recording as a User Song on the instrument or export it to a connected SD card. The saved user
songs will not be lost when you turn off the power. When there is no SD card connected, the unit will automatically switch the record
function to MIDI.

Note: You can only record audio to an SD Card. If you want to record a User Song, but then save it to an SD card at a later date, it will be
saved as a MIDI file, not an Audio file.

To prepare and start recording:

1. Press the Record button to enter the user song menu. The LCD will show the current user song number, such as “001 RecSong”. If

there is no user song, the LCD will show “No File!”. Use the data dial or the [<] / [>] buttons to select a user song to save your
recording.

2. Press the Record button again to engage the recorder. The “REC” indicator will light up. The beats indicators on the LCD will start

blinking. You can then select the desired sound, style, tempo, etc.

3. Press the Start/Stop button or simply play the keyboard to start recording. Alternatively, turn on the Fingered function. Recording

will start when you play a chord in the chord section.

To stop recording:

During recording, press the Record button. It will stop recording and save the recorded song automatically. If the storage becomes used
up during recording, recording will stop and be saved automatically. If you are recording with accompaniment, recording will stop when
the ending section is finished.

Note: If the selected user song has data, the previous data will be overwritten by new recording.

To play back recording:

1. After recording, the recorded song will be automatically selected. Alternatively, press Song to enter the Song interface, then use data

dial or [<] / [>] buttons to select a user song.

2. Press the Start/Stop button to start the playback.

To delete recordings:

Hold down the Record and Song buttons at the same time, then turn on the power. This operation will delete all user songs. Alternatively,
hold down the [<] and [>] buttons at the same time, then turn on the power. This operation will delete all user data on the instrument.

Audio Recording:

In audio recording, you can save your recording as a WAV file to the connected SD card. When an SD card is connected, the unit will
automatically switch the record function to Audio.

1. Connect an SD card to the SD card port on the Rear Panel of the instrument. The SD card indicator will light up on the LCD screen
when it is recognized. This instrument will automatically engage audio recording and will save the recorded song to the root directory
of the connected SD card. You can then select the desired panel settings and be prepared for the recording.

2. Press the Record button to start recording. The LCD will temporarily read “RECSTART”. This button LED and the “AUDIO REC”
indicator will light up. All the sounds that you hear from the instrument will be recorded, such as accompaniment, keyboard sounds,
song playback, demo playback, music from Aux In, vocal singing from the connected microphone, etc.

3. To stop recording, press the Record button. The button LED and “AUDIO REC” indicator will turn off. The recorded song will be
saved in the SD card with the name “Audio xxx.wav”. The LCD will then automatically show the name of the recorded song.

4. Press the Start/Stop button to play back this recorded song. Alternatively, you can choose to play back the recorded song from the
SD card play menu. See Operation > Connecting an SD Card for details.

Note: Do not remove the SD card or turn off the power when song saving is in progress, otherwise, it may cause damage to the audio
files and the SD card.

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Connecting an SD Card

The Harmony 61 Pro recognizes SD cards in FAT32 format. It does not support multi-partitioned SD cards. We recommend formatting the
SD card on the instrument before using. Do not edit the backup files saved on the SD card from the instrument.

Note: An SD card in FAT32 format supports up to 512 files under its root directory. Exceeding this limit will make it unable to save or
record to the SD cards.

Basic Operations:

1. When the connected SD card is successfully recognized, the SD card indicator will light up on the LCD. Then, press the SD Card
button to enter the play menu. If the connected SD card is not yet recognized, the LCD will show “WAIT...!”. If the SD card
recognition fails, the LCD will show “DiskErr!”. If no SD card is inserted, the LCD will show “NoDisk!”, then return to the previous
screen.

2. While in the play menu, you can use the data dial to select the other menus: “Save”, “Load” and “Format”. Then, press [>] to proceed
or press [<] to go back.

3. When playing back a MIDI file, you can adjust the playback volume by editing the “MusicVol” parameter in the Mixer menu.

4. Press the SD Card / Song / Style buttons to exit this mode.

Playing back files saved on an SD Card:

1. Press the SD Card button to enter SD card mode, then use the data dial to select “Play”.

2. Press the [>] button, and it will show all the MIDI and WAV files under the root directory of the SD card.

3. Use the data dial to select a file.

4. Press the Start/Stop button to start or stop the playback.

Note: This function supports playing back MIDI and WAV files only.

Loading files from the SD Card:

1. Press the SD Card button to enter SD card mode, then use the data dial to select “Load”.

2. Press the [>] button to view all the MIDI files under the root directory of the SD card.

3. Use the data dial to select a file and press [>] button to confirm. Then, the LCD will show a user song name “xxxx RecSong” or “xxxx
No Flile!”.

4. Use the data dial to select a user song slot, then press [>] button to execute loading.

Notes:

1. If the selected user song slot is blank, when the loading process is finished, the LCD will show this user song name.

2. If the selected user song slot has data (occupied), the LCD will prompt you with “Sure?”, indicating that this loading operation will

overwrite the existing data. You can then press the [>] button to execute loading. The data that has been overwritten cannot be
recovered. Alternatively, you can press [<] to cancel loading.

Saving files to the SD Card:

1. Press the SD Card button to enter SD card mode, then use the data dial to select “Save”.

2. Press the [>] button, to save all the user songs from the instrument to the SD card with the name “UserSong00X_NUB.mid”. If the
user song has no data, the LCD will prompt “No File!”.

3. When the saving process is finished, the LCD will temporarily show “save ok！”, then return to show the root directory of the SD
card.

4. The file names “UserSong00X_NUB.mid” and “UserSong00X” are the user song name and number, corresponding to the user songs
on the instrument. “NUB” is the file number of the saved song (001~512).

Formatting the SD Card:

1. Press the SD Card button to enter SD card mode, then use the data dial to select “Format”.

2. Press the [>] button, and the LCD will prompt you with “Sure?” indicating it will format this SD card.

3. Press the [>] button again to confirm formatting, or press [<] to cancel formatting.

Note: This operation will delete all data on the SD card. This data cannot be recovered after formatting. Do not remove the SD card or
turn off the power during the formatting progress, otherwise, it may cause damage to the SD card.

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Performance Memory

Note: Hold down both the Store and M1 buttons, then turn on the power. This operation will reset the performance memory to factory

default setting.

To save the panel settings:

Hold down the Store button, then press one of the M1 - M4 buttons to save the current panel settings to that memory.

Note: This operation will overwrite the previous data.

To recall a panel setting:

Press one of the M1 - M4 buttons. This will recall the settings saved in that memory and reset the related parameters on the control
panel.

Note: Performance memory cannot be recalled when Q.S. function is in use.

To select a memory bank:

1. Press the Bank button. The LCD will show the current bank number.

2. Press this button repeatedly to select a desired bank number.

Using The Sampler

The Harmony 61 Pro allows you to record your own sounds using the built-in microphone located above the LCD and then play them
using the keyboard. Each sample can contain up to 2 seconds of audio. User Samples will be stored at the end of the sound library.

Recording a user sample:

1. Press the Mix and Record buttons simultaneously to enter Sampler mode. The Sampler will then enter a standby mode, the LCD will
read “Standby,” and the center LED light will flash.

2. Now, use the data dial to select a slot in which to save the sample.

3. Once you have selected a slot, sample recording will be triggered by the sound itself. When the sound volume reaches the trigger
level, sampling will start automatically, and the LCD will read “Sampling”. When the sound volume drops beneath the trigger level or
when the recording time reaches 2 seconds, the Sampler will stop automatically and save the sound; the LCD will read “Finished”.

4. The pitch correction function is turned on by default. The sampled pitch will be automatically recognized and corrected to the nearest
key. When pitch correction is turned off, the sampled pitch will be corrected and set as C4. You can turn this function on or off in the

Function Menu. See Using the Function Menu to learn more.

Note: The next available empty slot will be selected automatically before the next sample recording begins. For example, if the first slot

has data, the second slot will be automatically selected. If all slots are used up, then the first slot will be selected. Please note that when
sampling again on the slot with data, the original data will be overwritten.

Playing a user sample:

1. After sampling is complete, the unit will return to Sound mode automatically. LCD will display the sample you’ve just recorded as a
sound named with the slot number, such as “User01”.

2. Play the keyboard to use this sample for performance.

3. Use the numeric buttons, the [<] / [>] buttons or the data dial to select other saved samples.

4. Use the Touch Pad to play your sample with effects.

Deleting a user sample:

Hold down the [<] and [>] buttons, then turn the power off. All user data will be deleted.

Using the Mixer

1. Press the Mixer button to enter the mixer menu. The instrument will automatically show the mixer parameters that are available for
the current mode. For example, when in Song mode, if you enter the mixer menu, it will show “MusicVol” on top of the menu.

2. Use the data dial to select the parameters in the mixer menu.

3. Use the [<] / [>] buttons to change the volume setting of the selected parameter.

4. Pressing [<] and [>] buttons at the same time will reset to the default volume setting. If the current volume setting is the same as the
default setting, pressing the [<] and [>] buttons will mute/unmute the selected parameter.

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Notes:

1. The available mixer parameters may vary when in different modes.

2. The mixer menu will close automatically if there is no operation in 3 seconds.

Detailed parameters and their volume ranges:

Parameter LCD

Rhythm sub. volume Rhythm_ xxx 0 - 127
Rhythm master volume Rhythm_ xxx 0 - 127
Bass volume Bass: xxx 0 - 127
Chord 1 volume Chord1: xxx 0 - 127
Chord 2 volume Chord2: xxx 0 - 127
Chord 3 volume Chord3: xxx 0 - 127
Phrase 1 volume Phrase1: xxx 0 - 127
Phrase 2 volume Phrase2: xxx 0 - 127
Sound R1 volume Upper1: xxx 0 - 127
Sound R2 volume Upper2: xxx 0 - 127
Sound L volume Lower: xxx 0 - 127
Music volume (Song, SD card,

Accompaniment)
Microphone volume Mic Vol： xxx 0 - 127

Metronome volume MetroVol: xxx 0 ~ 127

MusicVol: xxx 0 - 127

Range

Using the Function Menu

1. Press the Function button to enter the function menu. The LCD will show the current parameter.

2. Use the data dial to select a parameter to edit.

3. Use the [<] / [>] buttons to change the setting. Pressing [<] and [>] buttons at the same time will reset to the default setting.

Note: It will exit the function menu if there is no operation in 3 seconds.

No. Parameter LCD Display Range Description

1 Tune xxx Tune -50 ~ +50 (default:0) Adjust the pitch of the entire keyboard up or

down by 2 cents within the range of ±50.

2 Touch Response xxx Touch OFF, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5

(default:2)

3 Transpose xxx Transpos -12 ~ +12 (default:0) Shift the pitch of the entire keyboard up or down

4 Split Point xxx Split Pt 1 ~ 61 (default:19) Adjust the split point in the Twinova mode, the

5 Metronome Beat xxx Beat 0, 2 ~ 9 (default:4) Set the number of beats in one measure.

6 Pedal Type xxx Ped **** Ped Sust

Ped Soft
Ped St/T
Ped Mem (default:001 Ped Sust)

7 EQ Type xxx EQ **** EQ Flat

EQ Pop
EQ Rock
EQ Class
EQ Jazz
EQDance (default:001 EQ Flat)

8 Octave xxx Octave -2 ~ +2 (default:0) Shift the pitch of the current sound layer up or

Set the velocity response of the keyboard.

by a maximum of one octave in semitone steps.

Fingered function and the Split mode.

Assign different functions to the sustain pedal.
001 Sustain
002 SoftPedal
003 Start/Stop (to start/ stop style playback)
004 Memory (to switch the Performance Memory)

Select the EQ type of the instrument. Flat, Pop,
Rock, Classical, Jazz, Dance

down by one octave.

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9 Reverb Type xxx Rev***** Rev Room1

Rev Room2
Rev Room3
Rev Hall1
Rev Hall2
Rev Hall3
Rev Chrh1
Rev Chrh2
Rev Gara1
Rev Gara2 (default:004 Rev

Hall1)
10 Reverb Level xxx Rev Lev 0 ~ 127 (default:40) Adjust the reverb level.
11 Chorus Type xxx Chr***** 1 Chr Duet1

2 Chr Duet2

3 Chr Trio1

4 Chr Trio2

5 Chr Flgr1

6 Chr Flgr2

7 Chr Rtry1

8 Chr Rtry2

(default:001 Chr Duet1)

12 Chorus Level xxx Chr Lev 0 ~ 127 (default:0) Adjust the chorus level.

13 Harmony Type xxx Hrm*****

14 Scale Switch xxx Scale Sw OFF, ON

15 Scale Type xxx Scale***

16 Scale Root xxx Scale: **

17 MIDI In xxx MIDI In 1 ~ 16, ALL

18 MIDI Out xxx MIDI Out 1 ~ 16

19 Record Type xxx Rec ****

1 HrmDuet
2 HrmTrio
3 Hrm1+5
4 HrmOct
5 HrmCtDut
6 HrmBlock
7 Hrm4Cls1
8 Hrm4Cls2
9 Hrm4Open (default:001

HrmDuet )

(default:OFF)

1 ScalePyt
2 ScaleMaj
3 ScaleMin
4 ScaleMea
5 ScaleWer
6 ScaleKir (default:001

ScalePyt)

1 Scale:C
2 Scale:C#
3 Scale:D
4 Scale:D#
5 Scale:E
6 Scale:F
7 Scale:F#
8 Scale:G
9 Scale:G#
10 Scale:A
11 Scale:A#
12 Scale:B (default:001

Scale:C )

(default:ALL)

(default:1)

1 Rec MIDI
2 Rec WAV

(default:001 Rec MIDI)

Select the reverb type of the instrument.
Room1, Room2, Room3, Hall1, Hall2, Hall3,
Church1, Church2, Garage1, Garage2

Select the chorus type of the instrument.
Duet 1, Duet 2, Trio 1, Trio 2, Flanger1, Flanger2,
GM Rotary Speaker1, GM Rotary Speaker2

Select the harmony type of the instrument.
Duet, Trio, 1+5, Octave, CtryDuet, Block,
4Close1, 4Close2, 4Open

Turn the scale tuning on or off.

Select the scale type of the instrument.
Pythagorean, Just Major, Just Minor, Meantone,
Werckmeister, Kirnberger

Specify the scale root note when scale tuning is
turned on.
C, C#, D, D#, E, F, F#, G, G#, A, A#, B

Specify the MIDI In channel.

Specify the MIDI Out channel.

Select the format of recording files.
MIDI, WAV

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20 Twinova Octave xxx TwinoOct -2~+2 (default:0)

21 Fade Time xxx FadeTime 1 ~ 20 (default:10) Specify the time period of fade-in and fade-out in

style playback.

22 DSP xxx DSP OFF, ON (default:ON) Turn the DSP effect on or off.

23 Slicer Type xxx Slicer 1 ~ 2 (default:1) Specify the Slicer effect applied to the sections in

Mix playback.

24 Touch Pad

Control

25 Song Loop xxx SongLoop 001,ALL,OFF

26 Sampler Pitch

Correction

27 Power Off Time xxx PowerOff OFF, 030, 060

xxx Pad ****

xxx Pitch Co OFF, ON (default:ON) Turn the sampler’s pitch correction on or off.

1 Pad Rele
2 Pad Hold (default:001 Pad

Rele)

(default:ALL)

(default:30)

Release: Effects will be reset to default when the
finger is released from the Touch pad.
Hold: Effects will be held after the finger is
released from the Touch pad.

Specify how the songs will be played back.
001,ALL,OFF

The instrument will automatically shut down after
30 minutes of inactivity; you can disable this
function or change the time setting.

Troubleshooting

The speakers produce a pop sound whenever the power is turned on or off. This is normal and is no cause for alarm.

Speakers do not produce sound when the keyboard is played:

1. Check if the master volume is set too low.

2. Check if the R1/R2/L sound volume is set too low in the mixer menu.

3. Check if headphones are plugged into the PHONES output.

The speakers produce noise when a mobile phone is put near them. Using a mobile phone in close proximity to the instrument may
cause interference. To prevent this, turn off the mobile phone or use it farther away from the instrument.

The auto accompaniment does not play back even when Sync is in standby and a key is pressed. You may be playing keys in the
right-hand range of the keyboard. To start the accompaniment with Sync Start, make sure to play keys in the left-hand range.

Certain notes seem to be in the wrong pitch. Make sure that the tune value is set to 0. Press and hold the [<] and [>] buttons and turn
on the power to restore factory settings.

When connecting to computer, the instrument cannot be recognized. Check if the USB cable is firmly connected. Try connecting
another USB port on the computer. This instrument is plug and play and should work without installing a driver.

The pedal does not respond. Check if the pedal cable is firmly connected.

It cannot read/save to the SD card. Make sure your SD card is in FAT32 format and not multi-partitioned.

It shuts down after a period of time. The auto power off function will turn off the instrument after a preset period of time when the

instrument is not in use. You can adjust the auto-off function in the function menu.

The Harmony function does not work. Harmony function is not available when Sound R1 is a drum kit.

Factory Reset

To perform a factory reset:

Hold down the [<] and [>] buttons at the same time, then turn on the power. It will reset to factory default settings, and delete all user data
on the instrument, including user songs, user memory and user sounds. The LCD will show “Loading!”. When factory reset is completed,
the instrument will start normally.

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Appendix

Specifications

Keys

LCD Screen with Notation

Pitch Bend Wheel
X-Y Touch FX Pad
Max Polyphony
Sounds

Songs
Accompaniment Styles

Mix Patterns
Reverb
Chorus
Metronome Range
Amplifier
Speakers

Microphone

Phones 1/4” (6.35mm) input
Pedals 1/4” (6.35mm) Sustain pedal input
USB USB (MIDI and audio)

Aux 1/8" (3.5mm) input

Connectors

Power
Optional Battery Power
Dimensions: (LengthxWidthxHeight)
Weight

* Specifications are subject to change without notice.

SD Card SD Card input (128 GB max)

61 full-size keys with touch response
Yes

Yes
Yes

64
580 + 5 user samples (10 seconds in total)

177 + 5 user songs
180

30 x 5 variations

10 types

8 types

5-280 beats per minute

30W (15W x 2)

4.72” (12cm) x 2

1/4” (6.35mm) input

12V DC 3A, center-pin positive power adapter (included)

6 AA-size batteries (not included)

946mm x 360mm x 118mm

11.24 lbs (5.1kg)

Sound List

NO. English Name

PIANO

1 Acoustic Grand Piano 1
2 Acoustic Grand Piano 2
3 Wide Grand Piano
4 Dark Grand Piano
5 Bright Acoustic Piano 1
6 Bright Acoustic Piano 2
7 Wide Bright Piano
8 Electric Grand Piano

9 Wide Grand Electric Piano
10 Dark Electric Grand Piano
11 Honky Tonk Piano
12 Wide Honky Tonk Piano
13 Dark Honky Tonk Piano
14 Harpsichord
15 Octave Mix Harpsichord
16 Wide Harpsichord
17 With Key Off Harpsichord
18 Octave Grand Piano 1
19 Octave Grand Piano 2
20 Piano & Strings
21 Piano & Pad
22 Piano & Choir

23 Piano & EP
24 Piano & Vibraphone
25 Detuned Electric Piano 1
26 Detuned Electric Piano 2
27 Electric Piano 1
28 Electric Piano 2
29 Electric Piano 3
30 Electric Piano 4
31 Mix Velocity Electric Piano 1
32 Mix Velocity Electric Piano 2
33 60's Electric Piano
34 Legend EP
35 Phase EP
36 Clavi 1
37 Clavi 2
38 Phase Clavi
39 Wah Clavi
40 Pulse Clavi
41 Wide Clavi
42 Octave Clavi
43 Funk EP
44 Warm EP
45 Choir EP
46 Wah EP
47 Modern EP

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48 Strings EP

CHRO PERC

49 Celesta 1
50 Celesta 2
51 Celesta 3
52 Wide Celesta

53 Dark Celesta
54 Phase Celesta
55 Wah Celesta
56 Glockenspiel 1
57 Glockenspiel 2
58 Glockenspiel 3
59 Wide Glockenspiel
60 Dark Glockenspiel
61 Phase Glockenspiel
62 Music Box 1
63 Music Box 2
64 Wide Music Box
65 Phase Music Box
66 Vibraphone 1
67 Vibraphone 2
68 Wide Vibraphone
69 Marimba 1
70 Marimba 2
71 Wide Marimba
72 Dark Marimba
73 Xylophone 1
74 Xylophone 2
75 Wide Xylophone
76 Dark Xylophone
77 Phase Xylophone
78 Tubular Bells 1
79 Tubular Bells 2
80 Church Bell
81 Carillon
82 Dulcimer 1
83 Dulcimer 2
84 Santur

ORGAN

85 60's Italian Organ
86 Drawbar Organ 1
87 Drawbar Organ 2
88 Drawbar Organ 3
89 Detuned Drawbar Organ
90 Detuned Percussive Organ
91 Percussive Organ 1
92 Percussive Organ 2
93 Dark Percussive Organ
94 Rock Organ 1
95 Rock Organ 2
96 Dark Rock Organ
97 Octave Rock Organ
98 Detuned Rock Organ
99 Church Organ 1

100 Church Organ 2
101 Octave Mix Church Organ
102 Detuned Church Organ

103 Reed Organ
104 Octave Reed Organ
105 Detuned Reed Organ
106 Rotary Organ
107 Puff Organ

108 Accordion 1
109 Accordion 2
110 Detuned Accordion
111 Harmonica 1
112 Harmonica 2
113 Tango Accordion
114 Octave Tango Accordion
115 Detuned Tango Accordion

GUITAR

116 Nylon Guitar 1
117 Nylon Guitar 2
118 With Key Off Nylon Guitar
119 Ukulele
120 Steel Acoustic Guitar 1
121 Steel Acoustic Guitar 2
122 12-Strings Guitar
123 Mandolin
124 Steel Guitar With Body Sound
125 Jazz Electric Guitar
126 Pedal Steel Electric Guitar
127 Clean Electric Guitar 1
128 Clean Electric Guitar 2
129 Detuned Clean Electric Guitar
130 Mid Tone Guitar
131 Muted Electric Guitar 1
132 Muted Electric Guitar 2
133 Funky Cutting Electric Guitar
134 Muted Velo-Sw Electric Guitar
135 Jazz Man
136 Overdriven Guitar 1
137 Overdriven Guitar 2
138 Pinch Guitar
139 Distortion Guitar
140 Feedback Distortion Guitar
141 Guitar Feedback
142 Distorted Rhythm Guitar
143 Guitar Harmonics 1
144 Guitar Harmonics 2
145 Velocity Nylon Guitar

BASS

146 Acoustic Bass
147 Wah Bass
148 Finger Electric Bass
149 Finger Slap Bass
150 Pick Electric Bass 1
151 Pick Electric Bass 2
152 Fretless Bass 1
153 Fretless Bass 2
154 Slap Bass 1
155 Slap Bass 2
156 Synth Bass 1
157 Synth Bass 2

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158 Synth Bass 3
159 Warm Synth Bass
160 Resonance Synth Bass
161 Clavi Bass
162 Hammer
163 Attack Synth Bass
164 Rubber Synth Bass 1
165 Rubber Synth Bass 2
166 Attack Pulse
167 Saw Bass
168 House Bass
169 Square Bass
170 Inductive Bass 1
171 Inductive Bass 2
172 Heavy Bass 1
173 Heavy Bass 2
STRINGS

174 Violin
175 Slow Attack Violin
176 Viola 1
177 Viola 2
178 Cello 1
179 Cello 2
180 Contrabass 1
181 Contrabass 2
182 Tremolo Strings 1
183 Tremolo Strings 2
184 Pizzicato Strings
185 Orchestral Harp 1
186 Orchestral Harp 2
187 Yang Chin
188 Timpani 1
189 Timpani 2
190 String Ensembles 1
191 String Ensembles 2
192 String Ensembles 3
193 Strings & Brass
194 60's Strings
195 Synth Strings 1
196 Synth Strings 2
197 Synth Strings 3
198 Aahs Choir 1
199 Aahs Choir 2
200 Oohs Voice 1
201 Oohs Voice 2
202 Humming
203 Analog Voice
204 Synth Voice 1
205 Synth Voice 2
206 Orchestra Hit 1
207 Orchestra Hit 2
208 Bass Hit Plus
209 6th Hit
210 Euro Hit

BRASS
211 Trumpet
212 Soft Dark Trumpet
213 Trombone 1

214 Trombone 2
215 Bright Trombone
216 Tuba 1
217 Tuba 2
218 Muted Trumpet 1
219 Muted Trumpet 2
220 French Horn
221 Warm French Horn
222 Brass Section
223 Octave Mix Brass Section
224 Synth Brass 1
225 Synth Brass 2
226 Synth Brass 3
227 Synth Brass 4
228 Synth Brass 5
229 Analog Synth Brass 1
230 Analog Synth Brass 2
231 Jump Brass
232 Funny 1
233 Funny 2

REED
234 Soprano Sax 1
235 Soprano Sax 2
236 Soprano Sax 3
237 Alto Sax
238 Tenor Sax
239 Baritone Sax
240 Oboe
241 Two Oboes
242 English Horn
243 Two English Horns
244 Bassoon 1
245 Bassoon 2
246 Two Bassoons
247 Clarinet 1
248 Clarinet 2
249 Two Clarinets

PIPE
250 Piccolo 1
251 Piccolo 2
252 Two Piccolos
253 Sweet Flute
254 Flute
255 Two Flutes
256 Recorder 1
257 Recorder 2
258 Two Recorders
259 Pan Flute
260 Blown Bottle
261 Shakuhachi
262 Whistle 1
263 Whistle 2
264 Ocarina

SYN LEAD
265 Square Lead 1
266 Square Lead 2
267 Square Lead 3
268 Sawtooth Lead 1

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269 Sawtooth Lead 2
270 Sawtooth Lead 3
271 Sawtooth Lead 4
272 Saw + Pulse Lead
273 Double Sawtooth Lead
274 Sequenced Analog Lead 1
275 Sequenced Analog Lead 2
276 Wavy Sawtooth 1
277 Wavy Sawtooth 2
278 Calliope Lead
279 Chiff Lead 1
280 Chiff Lead 2
281 Charang Lead 1
282 Charang Lead 2
283 Wire Lead 1
284 Wire Lead 2
285 Voice Lead 1
286 Voice Lead 2
287 Fifths Lead 1
288 Fifths Lead 2
289 Bass Lead
290 Soft Wrl Lead
291 Massiness
292 Sine Lead
293 Slow Square Lead
294 Sine Solo
295 Thick Square
296 Two Oscillators Lead
297 Bauble Lead
298 Analog Lead
299 Big Lead
300 Fat Lead
301 4th PWM
302 Delayed Lead 1
303 Delayed Lead 2
304 Corrie
305 Quint
306 Inductive Lead
307 Move Up Lead
308 Synth Saw
309 Synth Distorted Lead
310 Synth Bandwidth Lead
311 Synth Dual Saw Lead
312 Synth Sync Lead
313 Decay Lead
314 Warm Square Lead
315 Funny Saw
316 Fargo Saw
317 Jump Lead
318 Short Lead

SYN PAD
319 New Age Pad 1
320 New Age Pad 2
321 Warm Pad 1
322 Warm Pad 2
323 Warm Pad 3
324 Sine Pad

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325 Poly Synth Pad 1

326 Poly Synth Pad 2

327 Choir Pad 1

328 Choir Pad 2

329 Itopia Pad

330 Bowed Pad 1

331 Bowed Pad 2

332 Metallic Pad 1

333 Metallic Pad 2

334 Halo Pad 1

335 Halo Pad 2

336 Sweep Pad 1

337 Sweep Pad 2

338 Pan Pad

339 Dipolar Pad

340 PWM Pad

341 Horn Pad

342 Click Pad

343 Analog Pad

344 80's Poly Pad

345 Soft 4th PWM

346 Soft Synth Calliope

347 5th Saw Wave

348 Soft 5th Lead

349 Slow Square

350 Space Voice

351 Rising

352 Congregate

353 Strong Detune Pad

354 Resonant Pad

355 Breath Pad

356 Fantasia Pad

357 EP Pad

358 New Age

359 Sine

SYN SFX

360 Rain FX
361 Sound Track FX
362 Prelude
363 Crystal FX
364 Synth Mallet FX
365 Atmosphere FX
366 Warm Air
367 Brightness FX
368 Smog
369 Goblins FX
370 Choir Bell
371 Echoes FX
372 Echo Pan FX
373 Echo Bell FX
374 Sci-Fi FX

ETHNIC MISC

375 Sitar

376 Bend Sitar

377 Banjo

378 Shamisen

379 Koto

380 Taisho Koto

381 Kalimba
382 Bag Pipe
383 Fiddle
384 Shanai
PERCUSSION
385 Tinkle Bell
386 Agogo
387 Steel Drums
388 Woodblock
389 Castanets
390 Taiko Drum
391 Concert Bass Drum
392 Acoustic Bass Drum
393 Room Kick
394 Power Kick
395 Electric Bass Drum
396 Analog Bass Drum
397 Jazz Kick
398 Side Stick
399 Analog Rim Shot
400 Acoustic Snare
401 Room Snare
402 Power Snare
403 Electric Snare
404 Analog Snare
405 Jazz Snare
406 Brush Tap
407 Concert SD
408 Hand Clap
409 Tom
410 Room Tom
411 Power Tom
412 Electric Tom
413 Analog Tom
414 Brush Tom
415 Closed Hi-Hat
416 Analog Closed Hi-Hat
417 Pedal Hi-Hat
418 Open Hi-Hat
419 Crash Cymbal
420 Analog Cymbal
421 Ride Cymbal
422 China Cymbal
423 Ride Bell
424 Tambourine
425 Splash Cymbal
426 Cowbell
427 Analog Cowbell
428 High Bongo
429 Low Bongo
430 Mute Hi Conga
431 Open Hi Conga
432 Low Conga
433 Analog Hi Conga
434 Analog Mid Conga
435 Analog Low Conga
436 High Timbale
437 Low Timbale

438 Cabasa

439 Maracas

440 Analog Maracas

441 Short Guiro

442 Long Guiro

443 Claves

444 Mute Cuica

445 Open Cuica

446 Mute Triangle

447 Open Triangle

448 Shaker

449 Mute Surdo

450 Open Surdo

451 Melodic Tom 1

452 Melodic Tom 2

453 Power Melodic Tom

454 Synth Drum

455 Rhythm Box Tom

456 Electric Drum

457 Reverse Cymbal

SFX
458 Guitar Fret Noise
459 Guitar Cutting Noise
460 Acoustic Bass String Slap
461 Breath Noise
462 Flute Key Click
463 Seashore
464 Rain
465 Thunder
466 Wind
467 Stream
468 Bubble
469 Bird Tweet 1
470 Bird Tweet 2
471 Dog
472 Horse Gallop
473 Telephone Ring 1
474 Telephone Ring 2
475 Door Creaking
476 Door
477 Scratch
478 Wind Chime
479 Helicopter
480 Car Engine
481 Car Stop
482 Car Pass
483 Car Crash
484 Siren
485 Train
486 Jetplane
487 Starship
488 Burst Noise
489 Applause
490 Laughing
491 Screaming
492 Punch
493 Heart Beat
494 Footsteps

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495 Gunshot
496 Machine Gun
497 Lasergun
498 Explosion

COMBI

499 Stereo Piano & Strings Pad
500 Stereo Piano & Choir
501 Stereo Piano & Synth Strings
502 Stereo Piano & Warm Pad
503 Stereo Piano & Soft EP
504 FM Electric Piano
505 Digital Piano
506 E.Piano & Strings
507 E.Piano & Acoustic Guitar
508 E.Piano & Vibraphone
509 E.Piano 2 & Pad
510 E.Piano 2 & Strings
511 Harpsichord & Stereo Strings
512 Music Box & Stereo Strings
513 Vibraphone & Stereo Strings
514 Octave Vibraphone
515 Chromatic Percussion Group
516 Marimba & Kalimba
517 Marimba Delay
518 Octave Xylophone
519 Organ & Stereo Strings
520 Stereo Organ & Piano
521 Rock Organ & Strings
522 Church Organ & Choir
523 Church Organ & Strings
524 Acoustic Guitar & Flute
525 Acoustic Guitar & Clavi
526 24-Strings Guitar
527 Steel Guitar & Warm Pad
528 Stereo Strings & Horn
529 Orchestra
530 Full Strings
531 Symphony
532 Stereo Choir & Strings
533 Stereo Choir & Steel Guitar
534 Three Trumpets
535 Trombone & Stereo Strings
536 Three Trombones
537 Three Muted Trumpets
538 Club Brass

539 Brass & Woodwinds

540 Woodwinds & Strings

541 Small Woods Section

542 Pan Flute & Strings Pad

543 Koto & Shamisen

544 Flute & Clarinet

545 Flute & Oboe

546 Flute & Bassoon

547 Woodwinds Group 1

548 Woodwinds Group 2

549 Woodwinds Group 3

550 Woodwinds Group 4

551 Octave Flute

552 Flute & Octave Oboe

553 Flute & Octave Clarinet

554 Oboe & Bassoon

555 Oboe & Clarinet

556 Octave Oboe

557 Oboe & Octave Clarinet

558 Oboe & Octave Bassoon

559 Clarinet & Bassoon

560 Clarinet & Octave Oboe

CHINESE

561 Zheng
562 Re Wa Pu
563 Er Hu
564 Qu Di
565 Hu Lu Si
566 Suo Na

DRUMS

567 Standard Set
568 Room Set
569 Power Set
570 Electronic Set 1
571 Electronic Set 2
572 Analog Set 1
573 Analog Set 2
574 Jazz Set
575 Brush Set
576 Orchestral Set
577 SFX Set
578 House Set 1
579 House Set 2
580 Dance Set

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Style List

NO. English Name

8BEAT

1 8 Beat Guitar Pop
2 8Beat Piano
3 8Beat Ballad
4 8Beat 1
5 8Beat Hip Hop
6 8Beat Blues Rock
7 8Beat Pop
8 8 Beat Funk
9 Rhythm&Beat 1
10 8Beat Disco
11 8Beat 2
12 Sweet Beat
13 8Beat Dance
14 8Beat 3
15 Rhythm&Beat 2
16 8Beat Rock

16BEAT

17 16Beat 1
18 16Beat Ballad 1
19 16Beat R&B
20 Pop 16Beat 1
21 16Beat Dance
22 Pop 16Beat 2
23 16Beat 2
24 Pop 16Beat 3
25 Modern 16Beat
26 16Beat Modern
27 16Beat Ballad 2
28 Pop Shuffle

POP&BALLAD

29 Pop Rock
30 Pop Dance 1
31 Pop Fusion
32 Analog Night 1
33 6/8 Pop
34 Brit. Pop 1
35 Brit. Pop 2
36 Pop Hit
37 Fusion Shuffle
38 Analog Night 2
39 Guitar Pop 2
40 Soft Beat
41 60's Pop
42 R&B Ballad
43 Piano Pop
44 Soft Ballad
45 Natural Ballad
46 Love Ballad
47 Easy Ballad
48 Miami Folk
49 Slow Ballad
50 Folk Ballad
51 Pop Ballad

52 EP Ballad

53 New R&B Ballad

ROCK

54 Rock
55 New Wave
56 Ska
57 Slow Rock
58 70's Rock&Roll
59 Folk Rock
60 Soft Rock
61 Rock&Roll 1
62 Rock Shuffle
63 Rock&Roll 2
64 Hard Rock

BALLROOM

65 Tango
66 Spain Matador
67 Twist 1
68 Twist 2
69 Big Band Fox
70 Slow Waltz 1
71 Swing Fox
72 Salsa 1
73 Cha Cha
74 Beguine 1
75 Beguine 2
76 Rumba 1
77 Samba 1
78 Samba 2

DANCE

79 Techno 1
80 House 1
81 House 2
82 Pop Dance 2
83 Down Beat
84 Techno 2
85 Progressive
86 Rap 1
87 Rap 2
88 Disco
89 Soft Disco
90 Disco Party
91 70's Disco
92 70's Disco Funk
93 Club Dance

SOUL & FUNK

94 Funk
95 Classic Funk
96 Jay R&B
97 Gospel Swing
98 Gospel

99 Electric Funk
100 Groove
101 Soul
102 Hip Hop Soul
103 R&B

104 Soul Beat

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105 British Soul Pop
JAZZ & SWING

106 Latin Jazz
107 Big Band 1
108 Dixieland 1
109 Broadway Big Band
110 Swing
111 Fusion
112 Swing Shuffle
113 Big Band Medium
114 Dixieland 2
115 Ragtime
116 Swing Ballad

COUNTRY

117 Country Pop 1
118 Bluegrass 1
119 8Beat Country
120 Modern Country
121 Country Pop 2
122 Bluegrass 2
123 2/4 Country
124 Country Quick Steps
125 Country Folk
126 Country Shuffle
127 Country Ballad
LATIN
128 Samba 3
129 Bossa Nova
130 Latin
131 New Reggae
132 Reggae Dance
133 Paso Doble
134 Lite Bossa
135 Latin Rock
136 Slow Bolero
137 Disco Samba
138 Mambo
139 Meneito
140 Rumba 2
141 Rumba 3
142 Lambada
143 Pop Cha Cha 1

Song List

No. English Name

FOLK & COUNTRY

1 Toccata
2 Carry Me Back To Old Virginny
3 El Condor Pasa
4 Greensleeves
5 Home Sweet Home
6 Aloha Oe
7 Long Long Ago
8 Heidenroslein

9 Die Lorelei
10 Over The Waves
11 Gwine To Run All Night
12 Oh! Susanna

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144 Pop Cha Cha 2
145 Salsa 2
TRADITIONAL
146 Waltz
147 Old Waltz
148 English Waltz
149 German Waltz
150 Italian Mazurka
151 Mexico Waltz
152 Vienna Waltz
153 Slow Waltz 2
154 Jazz Waltz
155 Polka
156 6/8 March
157 German Polka
158
159 March
160 US March
161 Musette

WORLD

162 Enka Ballad
163 Laendler
164 Hawaiian
165 Sirtake
166 Dangdut
167 Tarantella
168 Scottish

PIANIST

169 Pianist
170 Jazz
171 Piano Rock
172 Pop Bossa
173 March
174 Piano Beat
175 Piano Bar
176 Blues
177 Slow Waltz
178 Ballad
179 6/8 Ballad
180 Pop

13 Turkey In The Straw
14 Aura Lea
15 When The Saints Go Marching In
16 I’ve Been Working On The Railroad
17 With Games
18 Way Home

19 Michael Row The Boat Ashore

20 Arirang
21 The Quilting Party
22 The Colorado Trail
23 I'd Like To Be In Texas
24 Shenandoah
25 Down In The Valley
26 On Top Of Old Smoky

March

27 Barbara Allen
28 Careless Love

29 Sweet Betsy From Pike

30 Jesse James
31 The Cowboy's Lament
32 Red River Valley

GOLDEN & POP

33 Traumerei
34 My Darling Clementine
35 Twinkle Twinkle Little Star
36 Yankee Doodle
37 Fruhlingsstimmen
38 My Bonnie

39 Jingle Bells

40 Frohlicher Landmann
41 Joy To The World
42 La Paloma
43 Toy Symphony
44 Auld Lang Syne
45 La Cucaracha
46 Ave Maria
47 La Reine De Saba

48 Tales Of Hoffman
49 Little Brown Jug

50 La Donna E Mobile
51 Battle Hymn Of The Republic
52 Serenata
53 Yellow Rose Of Texas
54 Bridal March
55 The Wabash Cannon Ball
56 Zartliche Liebe
57 Chanson Du Toreador
58 Annie Laurie
59 Danny Boy
60 An Die Musik
61 Lieder Ohne Worte Op.62 No.6
62 Spanish Serenade
63 Die Forelle
64 Madame Butterfly
65 Invitation To The Dance
66 Valse Des Fleurs
67 Moments Musicaux
68 Moldau
69 Silent Night
70 Dreaming Of Home And Mother
71 Ring Ring De Banjo
72 Der Lindenbaum
73 Zigeunerweisen
74 The Maiden's Prayer
75 Der Freischutz
76 Maria! Mari!
77 Anitra's Dance
78 Sadko-Chanson Indoue
79 Orpheus
80 William Tell Overture

CLASSICAL
81 Symphony No.6 "Pathetic"
82 Wedding March
83 Wiegenlied 3
84 Turkish March
85 Wiegenlied 2

86 Prelude Op.28 No.15

87 Menuet
88 Piano Concerto
89 Piano Concerto 2
90 Symphony No. 94 "Suprise"

91 Polonaise
92 Rondeau
93 Fur Elise
94 Heidenroslein
95 Symphony No.5

96 Moon Light Sonata

97 A Lover's Concerto
98 Air For The G-String
99 An Der Shonen Blauen Donau
100 Auf Flugeln Des Gesanges

101 Beautiful Dreamer
102 Dance Des Mirlitons
103 Etude Op.10 No.3
104 Gavotte
105 Hungarian Dances No.5
106 From The New World
107 Serenata Rimpiant
108 Triumphal March
109 The Skaters Waltz
110 O Sole Mio
111 Waves Of The Danube
112 Santa Lucia
113 Solveig's Song
114 Piano Sonatan No.8 In C Minor (Pathetique)
115 Brahms Waltz
116 Aida
117 Carmen-Prelude
118 L'Arlesienne
119 Uungarische Tanz
120 Mazurka
121 Pizzicato Polka
122 Menuett
123 Rigoletto
124 Serenade
125 Song Without Words
126 Swan
127 The Dying Swan
128 Swan Lake Waltz
129 The Happy Farmer
130 The Sleeping Beauty
131 La Traviata
132 Wiegenlied

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134 Piano Sonata No.11 In A
135 Prelude In C
136 Emperor Waltz
137 March Militaire
138 Symphony No.40

PIANO
139 Hanon Piano Fingering 1
140 Hanon Piano Fingering 2

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141 Hanon Piano Fingering 3
142 Hanon Piano Fingering 4
143 Hanon Piano Fingering 5
144 Hanon Piano Fingering 6
145 Hanon Piano Fingering 7
146 Basic Tutorial Beyer Piano 8
147 Basic Tutorial Beyer Piano 12
148 Basic Tutorial Beyer Piano 13
149 Basic Tutorial Beyer Piano 14
150 Cuckoo
151 Basic Tutorial Beyer Piano 15
152 Basic Tutorial Beyer Piano 16
153 Basic Tutorial Beyer Piano 18
154 Butterfly
155 Basic Tutorial Beyer Piano 19
156 Basic Tutorial Beyer Piano 20
157 Basic Tutorial Beyer Piano 21
158 Basic Tutorial Beyer Piano 29
159 Basic Tutorial Beyer Piano 45
160 Christmas Eve
161 Basic Tutorial Beyer Piano 50
162 Beyer Eight Degrees Jump Etude

163 Old Folks At Home (Piano)
164 Yankee Doodle (Piano)
165 Kaiser Walzer
166 Etude On Leger Lines 2
167 From A Story Book
168 Dance Of The Four Swans From "Swan Lake"
169 Jesus Saviour Pilot Me
170 Old Macdonald Had A Farm
171 Away In A Manger
172 Did You Ever See A Lassie
173 Old France
174 Santa Claus Is Coming To Town
175 Dancing Raindrops
176 Comin'Round The Mountain
177 Song Of The Brook

Mix Pattern List

No. English Name

CLUB
1 Progressive House 1
2 Electro house
3 Tropical House
4 Deep House
5 Progressive House 2
DANCE POP
6 Dance Pop 1
7 Dance Pop 2
8 Electronic Dance
9 Pop
EURO DANCE
10 Euro Dance 1
11 Euro Dance 2
12 Euro Dance 3
TRANCE
13 Trance 1
14 Trance 2
15 Trance 90's vibe

ELECTRO
16 Electro 1
17 Electro 2
18 Electro 3
HIP HOP
19 Hip Hop 1
20 Hip Hop 2
21 US Hip Hop
CHILLOUT
22 Chillout 1
23 Chillout 2
24 Chillout 3
DUB
25 Dub 1
26 Dub 2
27 Dub 3
HARDCORE
28 Hardcore 1
29 Hardcore 2
30 Hardcore 3

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