Farfisa TK95 Owner's Manual

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ELECTRONIC KEYBOARD

Owner's Manual

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INFORMATION FOR YOUR SAFETY!

THE FCC REGULATION WARNING (for USA)

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules.

These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation.

If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:

Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

Unauthorized changes or modification to this system can void the user's authority to operate this equipment.

CAUTION

The normal function of the product may be disturbed by Strong Electro Magnetic Interference. If so, simply reset the product to resume normal operation by following the owner's manual. In case the function could not resume, please use the product in other location.

PRECAUTIONS

PLEASE READ CAREFULLY BEFORE PROCEEDING

Please keep this manual in a safe place for future reference.

Power Supply

Please connect the designated AC adaptor to an AC outlet of the correct voltage.

Do not connect it to an AC outlet of voltage other than that for which your instrument is intended.

Unplug the AC power adaptor when not using the instrument, or during electrical storms.

Connections

Before connecting the instrument to other devices, turn off the power to all units. This will help prevent malfunction and / or damage to other devices.

Location

Do not expose the instrument to the following conditions to avoid deformation, discoloration, or more serious damage:

Direct sunlight Extreme temperature or humidity Excessive dusty or dirty location Strong vibrations or shocks Close to magnetic fields

Interference with other electrical devices

Radios and televisions placed nearby may experience reception interference. Operate this unit at a suitable distance from radios and televisions.

Cleaning

Clean only with a soft, dry cloth. Do not use paint thinners, solvents, cleaning fluids, or

chemical-impregnated wiping cloths.

Handling

Do not apply excessive force to the switches or controls.

Do not let paper, metallic, or other objects into the instrument. If this happens, unplug the AC adaptor from the wall outlet. Then have the instrument inspected by qualified service personnel.

Disconnect all cables before moving the instrument.

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Contents

Panel & Display Description

Front Panel............................................................ ..... .4

Rear Panel..........................................................................5

Display.................................................................................6

Setup

Power Supply.......................................................................7

Setting a Music Stand.........................................................7

Connecting a Footswitch....................................................7

Connecting a Volume Pedal...............................................7

Connections

Connecting a pair of Headphones.......................................8

Connecting an Audio Equipment.........................................8

Connecting an MP3/CD Player............................................8

Connecting a Computer.......................................................8

Connecting to Other Device.................................................9

Playing the Demos...........................................................10

Playing Voices

Playing Voices....................................................................10

Playing Two Voices Simultaneously-DUAL........................11

Playing Different Voices with Both Hands-LOWER............11

Touch..................................................................................11

Sustain...............................................................................12

Pitch Bend Wheel..............................................................12

Modulation.........................................................................12

Transpose..........................................................................12

Octave...............................................................................13

Piano.................................................................................13

Metronome........................................................................13

Freesolo............................................................................14

Playing Auto Accompaniment (rhythm track only).............14

Playing Auto Accompaniment (all tracks)..........................15

Accompaniment Sections..................................................15

Playing Different Accompaniment Sections.......................15

Fade In/Out........................................................................16

Accompaniment Volume....................................................16

Chord Fingering.................................................................16

Tempo........................................................................18

One Touch Setting.............................................................18

Harmony

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Applying the Harmony effect.............................................19

IFX....................................................................................20

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Playing in the Guitar Mode................................................22

Piano .......................................................................22

Playing in the Piano Mode................................................22

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Synth

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DSP Effect........................................................................25

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Auto Accompaniment

Turning on the Harmony effect

Performance Assistant

What's the performance assistant? Enter the Performance Assistant Guitar Mode

Mode

Exit the Performance Assistant

Enter the synth Create user voice

Mixer...................................................................................25

Pedal Function

Volume Pedal......................................................................26

Foot Switch.........................................................................26

Other Functions

Tune....................................................................................27

Beat.....................................................................................27

Split Point............................................................................28

Pedal Assign.......................................................................28

Fade In................................................................................28

Fade Out ............................................................................28

Harmony..............................................................................29

Reverb Level.......................................................................29

Chorus Level.......................................................................29

MIDI In.................................................................................29

MIDI Out..............................................................................29

Registration Memory

Registering the Panel Settings............................................30

Recalling the Registered Panel Settings.............................30

Selecting a Registration Bank.............................................30

ing ............................30

Song Recording

Start Recording...................................................................31

Stop Recording...................................................................32

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Song

Listening to the Songs........................................................33

Song Control.......................................................................33

Lesson Mode......................................................................33

Chord Dictionary

DICT1 (Chord Learning Mode)............................................35

DICT2 (Chord Examining Mode).........................................35

Operation........................................................36

Play.....................................................................................36

Load....................................................................................37

Save....................................................................................38

Delete..................................................................................38

Format.................................................................................38

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MIDI Functions

What's MIDI?.......................................................................40

MIDI Terminals....................................................................40

Downloading Data from the Computer................................40

Troubleshooting................................................................41

Specifications....................................................................41

Appendices

Voice List.............................................................................42

Style List.............................................................................46

Song List ...........................................................................48

Demo List............................................................................49

Chord List............................................................................50

MIDI Implementation Chart.................................................51

Freez the Accompaniment Parameter

Playback Recording Delete User Song

Connecting a USB Device

USB Device

Keyboard and ASCII Character Relative Table

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1. POWER ON/OFF BUTTON

Turn the power on and off.

2. MASTER VOLUME Knob Set a volume level with it control.

3. STYLE DIRECT SELECT BUTTON Select a direct style.

4. ACCOMP VOLUME +/- BUTTON Adjust ACCOMP volume.

5. TRANSPOSE +/- BUTTON Adjust TRANSPOSE value.

6. OCTAVE+/- BUTTON

Adjust OCTAVE value.

7. SYNC STOP BUTTON Turn the Sync Stop on and off.

8. SYNC START BUTTON Turn the Sync Start on and off.

9. FADE BUTTON Turn the Fade in or Fade out on.

10. A.B.C. BUTTON Turn the A.B.C. MODE on and off.

11. TEMPO+/- BUTTON Adjust the current tempo.

19. LEFT HAND BUTTON

Choose the left hand in Lesson mode.

20. RIGHT HAND BUTTON

Choose the right hand in Lesson Mode. CHORD DICTIONARY BUTTON

Hold the button to enter the Chord Dictionary.

21. LESSON BUTTON

Enter the lesson mode.

22. RECORD BUTTON

Enter the record mode.

23. ACCOMP BUTTON

Select the accomp track to record.

24. MELODY 1-5 BUTTON

Select the melody1-5 track to record.

25. PERFORM. BUTTON

Enter the Performance Assistant.

26. FREEZE BUTTON

Freeze the style's parameter.

27. ONE TOUCH SETTING BUTTON

Enter the One Touch Setting Mode.

28. IFX BUTTON

Turn the Insert Effect on and off. Hold the button to enter the Insert Effect

29. SYNTH BUTTON

Enter the Synth menu.

30. BANK BUTTON

Select a bank.

31. STORE BUTTON

Save a registered panel settings.

STYLE MO DE：

12. START/STOP BUTTON

Start or stop pl ay ing the style.

13. INTR O1 /E ND ING1 BUTTON

Play the Intro o r En ding 1.

14. INTR O2 /E ND ING2 BUTTON Play the Intro o r En ding 2.

15. FILL -I N A BUTTON A Fill-in A plays.

16. FILL -I N B BU TTON

A Fill-in B plays.

17. FILL -I N C BU TTON

A Fill-in C plays.

18. FILL -I N D BU TTON

A Fill-in D plays.

SONG MODE：

12. START/STOP BUTTON

Start or stop playing the song.

13. PAUSE BUTTON

Pause the playing song or s t a r t it .

14. REPEAT A/B BUTTON

Set the location of loop begin

an d lo op end to the c urrent

song.

15. REW BUTTON

Rewind the song.

16. FF BUTTON

Fast forward the song.

PHONES

Panel & Display Description

Front Panel

Menu.

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32. M1-M6 BUTTON

Register the panel settings. ONE TOUCH SETTING Press the One Touch Button to instantly reconfigure all relevant settings.

33. STYLE BUTTON

Enter the Style Mode.

34. VOICE BUTTON

Enter the Voice Mode.

35. SONG BUTTON

Enter the Song Mode.

36. VOICE DIRECT SELECT BUTTON

Select a direct voice.

37. DATA DIAL

Increase and decrease the

value.

38. ENTER BUTTON

Enter Menu or Affirm.

39. - / NO,+/YES BUTTON

nd the Decrease a Increase

value.

40. EXIT BUTTON

Exit Menu or Cancel.

41. MIXER BUTTON

Enter mixer menu.

42. FUNCTION BUTTON

Enter function menu.

43. HARMONY BUTTON

Turn the harmony effect on

and off.

44. DUAL BUTTON

Turn the Voice R2 on and

off.

1. USB JACK

2. MIDI THRU

3. MIDI IN

4. MIDI OUT

5. SUSTAIN JACK

6. VOLUME JACK

7. AUX.OUT

8. AUX.IN

9. DC 12V

Setting menu.

45. LOWER BUTTON

Turn the Voice L on and off.

46. SUSTAIN BUTTON

Turn the sustain on and off.

47. DSP BUTTON

Turn the DSP effect on and off.

48. PIANO BUTTON

Turn the piano mode on and off.

49. METRO BUTTON

Turn the metronome on and off.

50. TOUCH BUTTON

Enter the Touch

51. USB DEVICE BUTTON

Enter the menuUSB Device

52. LCD Display

53. MODULATION BUTTON

54. PITCH BEND

55. PHONES

Connect a volume pedal

Connect the MI DI I N of other Device to the MIDI OUT jack on the rear panel

Use MIDI cable to link the MIDI THRU port to other MIDI instrument MIDI IN port.

AUX. IN

USB

Panel & Display Description

Connect the MI DI O UT of othe r De vice to the MIDI IN jack on th e re ar panel

Connect the MP 3/ CD player

Connect DC 12V power adaptor.(Optional)

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Display

1. TOUCH

2. CHORD D IC T.

3. SYNTH

4. IFX

5. PERFO RM .H

6.FREE S OL O

7.SERI AL NUMBER

8.VOIC E/ ST YL E/DEMO/SONG

9. DIR/F IL E

10. RECO RD

11. TREBL E CL EF

12. BASS C LE F

13. USB

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25 26

29 30

14. USB DE VI CE

15. STRI NG

16. MEAS UR E

17.BEAT

18. TEMP O

19. CHOR D

20. MEMO RY FL AG

21. FREE ZE F LA G

22. ONE TOUCH SETTIN G

23. MEMO RY NU MB ER

24. A.B .C.

25. FADE

26. SECT IO N A/B/C/D

27. NOTE I ND IC ATION

28. LESS ON

29. LEFT H AN D

30 .RIGH T HA ND

31. DUAL

32. LOWE R

33. HARM ON Y

34. DSP

35. SUSTAIN

36 .ACCO MP

37-41. M EL OD Y1 --5

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Panel & Display Description

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AUX.I N

USB

音量踏板接口

AUX.I N

USB

Connecting a Footswitch

Connecting a Volume Pedal

An optional volume control can be plugged into the volume jack for adjusting the volume of sound.

This section contains information about setting up your instrument and preparing to play. Please go through this section carefully before turning the power on.

The instrument is supplied with a music stand that can be attached to the instrument by inserting it into the slot at the rear of the panel.

The sustain function lets you produce a natural sustain as you play by pressing a footswitch. Plug an optional footswitch into this jack and use it to switch sustain on and off.

First, please make sure that POWER ON/OFF switch of the instrument is set to OFF. Then turn the MASTER VOLUME control to the minimum volume level

Connect the AC adaptor to the power supply jack.

Plug the AC adaptor into an AC outlet. And when turning the power OFF, simply reverse the procedure please.

Turn the power ON.

Note:

When the keybo ar d is not in use or in the time of thund er storm, please disco nnect the power for safety purp os e.

AUX.IN

USB

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AUX.I N

USB

AUX.I N

USB

AUX.I N

USB

A standard pair o f st ereo headphones can be plug ge d in here for private prac ti ce or late-night playing. The interna l st ereo speaker system is auto ma tically shut off when a pair of headphone s is plugged into t he PHONES jack.

Note:

Do not listen wi th t he headphones at high volum e fo r long periods of time.Doin g so m ay cause hearing loss.

The rear-panel AUX.OUT jack delivers the output of the instrument for connection to a keyboard amplifier, stereo sound system, a mixing console, or tape recorder. Use an audio cord to plug into the AUX.OUT jack located on the rear panel then plug the other end of the cord into AUX.IN of the amplifier.

Note:

To avoid damaging the speakers, please ensure that the volume has been set to the minimum level before connecting the power and other devices.

Connect the audio output of an MP3/CD player or other audio source to the stereo AUX.IN jack on the rear panel. The input signal is mixed with the instrument signal, allowing you to play along.

The instrume nt r eceives and transmits MIDI me ssages via the USB connecto r.

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A USB-MIDI interface

MIDI IN

MIDI OU T

MIDI IN M IDI OUT

Connecting to other device

Connecting the MIDI IN /OUT to Computer via The MIDI/USB converter.

Connect the MIDI OUT of other Device to the MIDI IN jack on the rear panel, this instrument will as sound module.

Connect the MIDI IN of other Device to the MIDI OUT jack on the rear panel. this instrument will as Midi Controller.

Connections

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D a n c e M 1 d

S t G r d P n o

Playing the Demos

The instrument features 5 wonderful demos. Please refer to DEMO LIST.

1.Press the [STYLE] and [VOICE] buttons simultaneously to start

Playing the demo.

2.Select a demo song.

Use the data dial, the [+/YES] button or the [-/NO] button to select a

demo song.

3.Set a volume level with the [MASTER VOLUME] knob.

4.Press the [STYLE] and [VOICE] buttons simultaneously again or

press the [START/STOP] button to stop playing and exit the demo Mode.

Note:

In the DEMO mode, all buttons except START/STOP, TEMPO+, TEMPO-, +/YES, -/NO, VOLUME, POWER ON/OFF will be not available.

The instrument features 583 exceptionally realistic voices, including piano, guitar, strings, brass and more. Please refer to Voice List

Playing Voices

1.Press the [VOICE] button

Enter the VOICE mode. LCD shows VOICE R1 and the voice number.

2.Select a voice.

Use the data dial, the [+/YES] button, the [-/NO] button to select the voice you want to play. You can also use the Voice Direct Button to a voice. 2 direct voices for each button (upper & lower key).

3.Play the voice.

Note:

While changing a voice, pay attention to the rules. If you press the same button, the voice will be changed between the upper and lower key. When the upper/lower voice is on, and then you press another direct button, the corresponding upper/lower voice will be selected.

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select

You can play the keyboard and listen to the wonderful voice.

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The keyboard is equipped with a touch response feature that lets you dynamically and expressively controls the level of the voice with your playing strength just as on an acoustic instrument.

1.Press the [TOUCH] button. The LCD shows the touch value

ranging from off to level 3.

2.Use the data dial, the [+/YES] button, the [-/NO] button or the

[TOUCH] button to change the touch response level. Default level of touch response is 2. If the value is set to OFF, that means no touch response to keyboard.

that

Touch

Playing Different Voices with Both Hands-LOWER

1.Press the [LOWER] button.

2.Play the voices.

The notes you play with your right and left hands sound two different voices. The number of the lower voice will be displayed on the LCD.

3.Selecting a voice for VOICE L.

When the number of the lower voice is displayed, you can select a voice for Voice L. Use the data dial, the [+/YES] button or the [-/NO] Button.

Split Point

The Point on the keyboard that separates voice L and voice R1/R2 is called the "split point". The split point is set to F#3/G3 at the factory setting. However you can set this to any key you want. Refer to

Setting The Split Point.

1 9 7 0 P c O r

T o u c h

Playing two Voices Simultaneously-DUAL

1.Press the [DUAL] button.

2.Play the voices.

Two different voices are sounded simultaneously in a layer.The number of the dual voice will be displayed on the LCD.

3.Selecting a voice for VOICE R2.

When the number of the dual voice is displayed, you can select a voice for Voice R2. Use the data dial, [+/YES] and [-/NO] button, or Voice Direct Buttons.

Note:

While the keyboard has splited, only the right hand area can respond the dual voice, the left hand area can't respond it.

Playing the Voices

Default Split Point

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Transpose

Transpose function allows the overall pitch of the instrument to be transposed up or down by a maximum of one octave in semitone steps.

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T r a n s p o s

Playing the Voices

Sus tain

1.When the sustain is turned on, all notes will play with a longer

sustain.

2.Press the [SUSTAIN] button to turn the SUSTAIN effect ON or

OFF.

Note:

When you step on the sustain pedal , the sustain effect is stronger than the effect by pressing the [SUSTAIN] button.

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Pitch Bend Wheel

Modulation

Use the pitch bend wheel to bend notes up (roll the wheel away you) or down(roll the wheel toward you ) while playing the keyboard.The pitch bend wheel is self-centering and will automatically return to normal pitch when released.

The Modulation function applies a vibrato effect to notes played on the keyboard. Press the [MODULATION] button while playing the keyboard then you will hear the vibrato effect.

Press [TRANS PO SE +] or [TRANSPOSE -] to adjust th e va lue from-12 to +12 s em itones.

Press [TRANS PO SE +] and [TRANSPOSE -] or press [+ /Y ES] and [-/NO] sim ul taneously will set the valu e to d efault: 0.

Higher(+2) Semitone

Lower(-2) Semitone

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P i a n o

S t G r d P n o

Metronome

Press the [METRO] button to turn the metronome on.

Press the [METRO] button again to turn the metronome off.

Playing the Voices

Press [OCTAVE +] or [OCTAVE -] to cha ng e the octave value. This functio n ca n change the keyboard from -1 t o +1 o ctave.

Press [OCTAVE +] and [OCTAVE -] or pr es s [+/YES] and[-/NO] simultaneo usly will set value to default: 0 .

Octave funct io n determines the relative oct ave setting for the

played voice R 1,R2 and L.keyboard

Press [PIANO ] bu tton to enter piano and exit pian o mode.

In the PIANO mod e, y ou can start a style. Press the [START/ STOP] button to play.

No matter what s et ting you've made from the panel , you can instantly ca ll u p the piano setting by a single b ut ton press.

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Freesolo

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1.Press [Freesolo] button to enter freesolo function, then auto

chord, dual voice and lower voice function will be turned off.

bass

Using the freesolo function, you can switch voice fast, accurately, seamlessly, and play a variety of real instrument special skills. Furthermore, you can play closer to the real sense of musical instruments by using real sound sampling techniques.

You can use the right area keyboard to play and use the left area keyboard to switch voice after turn on the freesolo function.

Press and holding a white key of the left area keyboard, the first layer voice will be valid. Release the key, the first layer voice will be invalid and the basic voice will be valid; Press and holding a black key of the left area keyboard, the second layer voice will be valid. Release the key, the second layer voice will be invalid and the basic voice will be valid; Press two or more white keys of the left area keyboard simultaneously, the first layer voice will be valid. Release these white keys, the current voice will not change. Press two or more black keys of the left area keyboard simultaneously, the second layer voice will be valid. Release these black keys, the current voice will not change.

The auto accompaniment feature puts a full backing band at your fingertips. To use it, all you have to do is play the chords with your left hand as you perform and the selected accompaniment style matching your music will automatically play along, instantly following the chords you play. With auto accompaniment, even a solo performer can enjoy playing with the backing of entire band or orchestra. The instrument features 230 styles in a variety of different musical genres. Try selecting some of the different styles (Refer to Style List) and play with the auto accompaniment.

While changing a style, pay attention to the rules. If the same button has been pressed twice, the style will be swapped from one to another. When the upper/lower style is on, and you then press another Direct Select Button, the corresponding upper/lower style will be selected.

Playing the Voices

Auto Accompaniment

Enter the STYLE mode. LCD shows STYLE and the style number.

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select the sty le y ou want to play.Also, you can use the Style Direct Selec t Bu tton to select a style. 2 direct st yles for each button (uppe r & lo wer key).

Select a style .

Use the Data Dia l, t he [+/YES] button, the [-/NO] b ut ton to

Press the [START/STOP]button to start the rhyth m tr acks of the auto accom pa niment.

Note:

Press the [STY LE ] button.

Default Split Point

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Accompaniment Sections

There are various types of Auto Accompaniment sections that allow you to vary the arrangement of the accompaniment to match the song you are playing. They are: Intro (1, 2), Main (A, B,C,D), Fill-in (A, B,C,D) and Ending(1,

2). By switching among them during your performance you can easily

produce the dynamic elements of a professional-sounding arrangement in your performance.

INTRO Section

This is used for the beginning of the song. When the intro finishes playing, accompaniment shifts to the main section.

MAIN Section

This is used for playing the main part of the song. It plays an accompaniment pattern of several measures, and repeats indefinitely until another section's button is pressed.

FILL-IN Section

The fill-in section let you add dynamic variations and breaks in the rhythm of the accompaniment, to make your performance sound even more professional. When the fill-in is finished, it leads smoothly into the selected main section (A, B,C,D).

ENDING Section

This is used for the ending of the song. When the ending is finished, the auto accompaniment stops automatically. The length of the ending differs depending on the selected style.

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Press the [STY LE ] button.

Select a style .

Tur n SY NC START on.

Press the [FIL L- IN A] button.

Tur n th e A.B.C. o .

Auto Accompaniment

Default Split Point #F3

Press the [STYLE]button.

Tur n on t he A.B.C. . Press the [A.B .C .]button,the specified le ft-hand Section of the keyboard bec omes the “Auto Accompaniment”se ct ion, and chords playe d in this section are automatic al ly detected and used as a basis fo r fu lly automatic accompani me nt with the selected sty le .

Select a style.

Tur n SY NCHRONIZED START ON. Press the [SYN C START] button, now the be at lamp flashes in time with the t em po. This c ondition is called synchron iz ed start standb y. As soon as you pla y a ch ord with your left hand, the au to accompanim ent starts.For example, pla y a C ma jor chord to start the auto a cc ompaniment.

Try p la ying other chord with your left h and.

Press the [START/STOP] button again to stop the acc ompaniment

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Accompaniment Volume

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A c c o m p

6.Press the [INTRO/ENDING] button.Now the A flashes on LCD, the

style is ready to play.

7.As soon as you play a chord with your left hand, the auto

Accompaniment starts. When the playback of the intro1 is finished, it automatically leads into Main A section.

8.Press the [FILL-IN B] /[FILL-IN C] /[FILL-IN D] button.A fill-in plays,

automatically followed by the Main B/C/D section.

9.Press the [INTRO/ENDING] again will lead it into the Ending Section.

When the ending is finished, the auto accompaniment automatically stops.

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Note:

Hold down the FILL-IN A/B/C/D button when the style is playing, the selected FILL pattem repeats continuously until button is released. Press FILL-IN A/B/C/D when style stop, it will change to the normal section, the icon A/B/C/D on LCD will be lightened.

1.Press [ACCOMP+] or [ACCOMP -] button to adjust ACCOMP volume,

LCD displays Accomp volume which ranging from 0 to 127.

2.Press [ACCOMP +] and [ACCOMP-] button simultaneously to turn

off ACCOMP volume.

3.Press [ACCOMP +] and [ACCOMP-] button simultaneously again to

turn on ACCOMP volume.

Auto Accompaniment

Fade In

The Fade In produces smooth fade-ins when starting the Style. Press the [FADE] button when Style playback is stopped and press the [START/STOP] button to start Style playback.

Fade Out

The Fade Out produces smooth fade-outs when stopping the Style. Press the [FADE] button during style playback.

How the chords a re p layed or indicated with you r le ft hand (in the auto accompa ni ment section of the keyboar d) i s referred to as "fingering ". There are 2 t ypes of fingerings as describ ed b elow.

Chord Ba si cs

Three or more no te s are played together is defi ne d as a "chord". The most basic c ho rd type is the "triad" consisti ng three notes: the root, thir d an d fifth degree of the correspon ding scale. A "C major triad" , fo r example, is made up of the otes C (th e root), E (the third not e of t he C major scale) and G (the fifth no te of the

C major scale) .

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In the C major triad shown, the lowest note is the "root" of the chord (this is the chord's "root position" using other chord notes for the lowest note results in “inversion”). The root is the central sound of the chord, which supports and anchors the other chord notes. The distance (interval) between adjacent notes of triad in root position is either a major or minor third.

The lowest interval in our root-position trial (between the root and the third) determines whether the triad is a major or minor chord, and we can shift the highest note up or down by a semitone to produce two additional chords, as shown.

The basic characteristics of the chord sound remain intact even if we change the order of the notes to create different inversions. Successive chords in a chord progression can be smoothly connected, for example, by choosing the appropriate inversions.

Reading Chord Names

Chord names tell you just about everything you need to know about a chord (other than the inversion/voicing). The chord name tells you what the root of a chord is, whether it is major, minor or diminished, whether it requires a major or flatted seventh, what alterations or tension does it use...all at a glance.

The CHORD FINGER mode

The Chord Finger mode lets you finger your own chords on the AUTO ACCOMPANIMENT section of the keyboard.

SINGLE FINGER

Single-finger accompaniment makes it simple to produce beautifully orchestrated accompaniment using major, seventh, minor and minorseventh chord by pressing a minimum number of keys on the AUTO ACCOMPANIMENT section of the keyboard.

MULTI-FINGER

This is the default accompaniment mode. You can use either type of single fingering or chord fingering in this mode.

Auto Accompaniment

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Tempo

Auto Accompaniment

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One Touch Setting

One Touch Setting is a powerful and convenient function that lets you instantly recognize virtually all Auto-accompaniment-related panel settings with the touch of a single button.

1.Press the [O.T.S.] button to turns on the One Touch Setting for

current style.

2.Press one of the [ONE TOUCH SETTING] buttons [M1]-[M4].

Various panel settings (such as voice, effect, etc.) that match the selected style can be instantly recalled with just a single button Press. Auto accompaniment is automatically turned on during mode.

3.Play the keyboard.

Each style of th e in strument has been with a default o r standard tem po ; however, this can be changed b y us ing the [TEMPO+]/[ TE MPO-]buttons.

set

Change the tem po Use the [TEMPO +] o r [TEMPO-] button to change the t em po. While the temp o da ta is flashing, use the Data Di al c an also change the tem po .

To restore the def au lt tempo setting, press the [TEMPO+]/[ TE MPO-] buttons simultaneou sly.

One Touch Setting par am et er l ist:

Part ON/OFF (V OI CER1,R2,L) Voice Change( VOICER1,R2,L) Voice Volume(V OICER1,R2,L) Voice Reverb Le vel(VOICER1,R2,L) Voice Chorus Le vel(VOICER1,R2,L)

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Harmony

You can add a variety of harmony notes to the keys you played in the right-hand section.

Turning on the Harmony effect

Press the [HARMONY]button to turn on or off the harmony effect.

In the main mode and harmony is off, press the [HARMONY] button, the LCD will display "off". Press the [HARMONY] button again to turn on the harmony and the LCD will display the current harmony type and the harmony flag.

Applying the Harmony effect

1.Press the [A.B.C.] button to turn atuo accompaniment on.

2.Play a chord wi th y our left hand.

3.Play some notes in the right-hand range of the keyboard.

When a harmony t yp e is selected, this type automa tically add one or more harm on y notes to a single-note melo dy p layed in

the right-ha nd .

Note:

While"1+5" or " octave" is selected to a harm on y type, you can use the harmony effect witho ut playing the chord.

You can select the harm on y ef fe ct type in the function men u.

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L o w P a s s

IFX

There are 45 preset insert effects in all, including Chorus、Flanger、 Phaser、Tremolo、EQ、Distortion、Wah、Compressor and LowPass Filter.

The insert effect is set to off when the keyboard is power on. Press [IFX] button to turn on the effect function, the insert effect flag will be lighted. Press [IFX] button again to turn off the effect function and the insert effect flag will be turn off.

Press and holding [IFX] button about two second to enter the insert effect menu selection mode, use [+/YES]/[-/NO] or Data Dial to select the effect type you want. If the insert effect is turned on, you can feel the effect by playing the keyboard. Press [ENTER] button to enter the next menu if the current effect has parameter.

Use [+/YES]/[-/NO] button or Data Dial to select the parameter you want and press [ENTER] button to enter the parameter setting mode. Use [+/YES]/[-/NO] button or Data Dial to set the value. Press [ENTER]/ [EXIT] button to return to previous menu. At any time, Press other button to quit the effect menu selection mode.

The switch status of the effect will not change after quit the effect selection menu display. LCD displays the first type effect when you enter the menu after power on. When you enter the menu next time, you will find the effect type is the same as last time except you restart the keyboard.

The effect is keyboard channel. The specific effects and parameters as follow table, each parameter value range from 0 to 127. If the flag "-" mark in the table indicate the parameter is inexistence. Insert effect type and parameter:

apllied to

NO type Param1 P ar am2 NO type Param1 Par am 2

1 - 24 - 2 25 - 3 26 - 4 27 - 5 28 - 6 29 - 7 30 - 8 31 - -

9 32 - 10 33 - 11 34 - 12 35 Mix Gain 13 36 Mix Gain 14 37 Mix Gain 15 38 Mix Rate 16 39 Mix Rate 17 - - 40 Mix Rate 18 - - 41 Mix Sense 19 - - 42 Mix Sense 20 - - 43 Mix Sense 21 - - 44 Mix Sense 22 - - 45 Threshold Ratio 23 - -

LowPass STD CHR Lite CHR Deep CHR Warm CHR BRT CHR STD FLG Lite FLG Deep FLG CrazyFLG STD PHS Lite PHS HeavyPHS VTG TRM MDN TRM Panner BasBoost BasPunch MidBoost LM Boost HM Boost Hi Boost Low Cut

CutOff

Mix Mix Mix Mix Mix Mix Mix Mix Mix Mix Mix Mix Mix Mix Mix

Rate Rate Rate Rate Rate Rate Rate Rate Rate Rate Rate Rate Rate Rate Rate

Mid Cut LoMidCut HiMidCut High Cut S-Hi Cut Enhance Loudness Add Air Live EQ PhoneSim RadioSim Dist Overdriv Fuzz ST A.Wah LT A.Wah DP A.Wah ST S.Wah LT S.Wah DP S.Wah CR S.Wah Comp

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S t e e 1 G t r

What's the performance assistant?

Performance assistant is an easy-to-use function. With this function you will find playing will be more interesting.Even if you are not a keyboard player, the performance assistant will help you to play your familiar instrument voice on the keyboard. If you're a pianist, you can easier to achieve many hard perform skills on the keyboard with the help of this function.

Performance assistant will provided many wonderful phrases. Just use several keys and you will perform your own wonderful music.

There are 2 voic es y ou can select to perform: GUITAR, PIANO.

Press the [PER FO RM.] button you can enter the per form mode. The default se tt ing is Guitar Mode and the LCD wi ll d isplay Guitar's voi ce n ame. You can use the Data Dial, [+/ YE S] or [-/NO] button to chan ge t he voice you want to perform.

In the measure f ie ld in LCD, the "4-4" will be disp la yed. It means the default be at v alue is the 4/4 and you can use [EN TE R] or [EXIT] butto n to c hange the beat value you want. There are 4 kinds of beat yo u ca n select: 2-4, 3-4, 4-4 and 6-8 .

In Performan ce As sistant mode, use [TEMPO+] or [ TEMPO-] to change the tem po .

Guitar key m ap

The Guitar Mode makes you perform a guitar voice with keyboard just like you're playing a real guitar. In this mode you can use some perform skills like strum (5), broken chord (5), echoism (5) and also 2 endings.

Chord part

C2 to B3 is the chord part area. Play a chord in this area.

Sub Area 1

C4 to B4 (only white keys) is the sub area 1. 5 types broken chord are provided in this area.

Sub Area 2

The 6 keys: C5 to A5 (only white keys) is just like real guitar's 6 strings. Play a free solo in this area.

Rhythm Area

C6 to G6 (only white keys) is the rhythm area. Wonderful styles and strums are provided in this area.Use A6 to B6 to play an ending.

Position C hange

Press C7, the guitar position will be changed.

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Play a chord in the chord part.

A chord type will be displayed on the LCD and the guitar base will be sounded.

Play a broken chord in the sub area 1.

When the chord type displayed, press a white key in the sub area 1, a wonderful broken chord phrase will start. Try to change the white key and you will hear some different type of phrase. Change the chord with your left hand; you will hear the broken chord phrase has a little bit change

Play a free solo in the sub area 2.

When the chord type displayed, press a white key in the sub area 2 you can play guitar free solo, sounds like you're playing a real one. Try to change the chord with your left hand, and play your free solo.

The last white key B5 is invalid.

Play a strum rhythm in the rhythm area.

When the chord type displayed, press a white key in the rhythm area you can play the magic strum rhythm. Try to change the chord with your left hand, and play your strums.

End the guitar performing.

Press the A6 or B6 to end your guitar performs. When the ending is finished, the phrase stops automatically.

Play the echoism.

All of black keys on Sub area 1, Sub area 2 and Rhythm area are echoism keys. There are 5 kinds of echoism to arrange on the C#, D#, F#, G#, A# circularly.

Change the position

Press the C7, the PERFORM.H icon will be lightened on the LCD. It means that the guitar position has been changed to the High position. Try to play the white keys in sub area 1, Sub area 2 and Rhythm area, listen to the phrase you are performing now.

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Piano Ke y Ma p

In Piano Mode, y ou c an easily to achieve many har d pi ano perform skil ls j ust like playing the acoust ic o ne. In this mode you can use some per fo rm skills like piano rhythm ( 5) , broken chord (5) and also 3 end ings.

The piano key ma p is s imilar with the guitar key ma p. P ress A6 to C7 will start en di ng. All the black keys above C4 ar e in valid.

Select P ia no M od e.

In performan ce a ssistant mode, use Data Dia l, [+/YES] or [-/NO] button to sele ct P iano Mode.

Play a cho rd i n ch or d part.

Use Sub area and R hythm area to play some phrases .

Press the A6,B6 o r C7 t o ending your piano perform . Wh en the ending is fini shed, the phrase stops automa ti cally.

When the phras e st ops, press the [VOICE], [STYL E], [SONG], [DEMO], [PER FO RM.] and the Direct Select Butt on t o exit the Performanc e Ass istant.

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Enter the synth

Synth

Press [SYNTH ] bu tton to enter synth function mo de, lower, dual, auto accompa ni ment, piano, harmony and fu nc tion will be turned off.

Create user voice

Parameter name

584 - 593

584

001 - 573

001

000 - 127

064

000 - 127

064

000 - 127

064

000 - 127

064

000 - 127

064

000 - 127 064

U s e r V o i c

V o c _ E d i t

P c m V o i c e

You ca n us e the synth function to create yo urself voice on the basis of the bu il t-in voice samples.

User voice num be r

PcmVoice

Vib Rate

VibDepth

VibDelay

EnvAttac

EnvRelea

EnvDecay

Range Default

NOTE:

The voice edit in g function is invalid at the so ng p laying, demo playing, rec or ding and mode.USB Device

Press [SYNTH ] bu tton to enter the user voice numb er select mode, LCD disp lays "UserVoic" and the user voi ce n umber. The synth flag w il l be lighted. Use [+/YES]/[-/ NO] button or Data Dial to sel ec t a voice number you want.

Press [ENTER ] bu tton to enter the next menu. There are two menus: "Voc_E di t" and "Delete". Use [+/YES]/ [-/NO] button or Data Dial to sel ec t the menu and you can press [EXIT] b utton to return to the p re vious menu.

Press [ENTER ] bu tton to enter voice parameter s election after you select the " Voc _Edit" menu, LCD displays " Pc mVoice" and sample voi ce number. Use [+/YES]/[-/NO] bu tton or Data Dial to select v oi ce parameter, the voice para me ter will display on the L CD as follows "PcmVoice", "Vib Rate", "VibDepth", "VibDelay", "Env At tac", "EnvRelea", "EnvDec ay". If you select th e "D elete" menu and press [ENTER] b utton, LCD displays " Su re?".Press [+/YES] button t o delete the user voice, and the n re turn to previous menu; If you pre ss [-/NO] button to canc el t he operation, and then retu rn t o previous menu. You can also p ress [SYNTH] or [EXIT] button to re turn to previous me nu .

Press [ENTER ] bu tton to enter the parameter val ue setting mode after you s el ect a voice parameter. At this mo de , the parameter va lu e will flash on LCD. Use [+/YES ] /[ -/NO] button or Data Dial to ad ju st the value, you can play the ke yb oard to feel the voice e ffect.

Press [SYNTH ] bu tton and LCD displays "Sure ?" . Press [+/YES] butt on t o save the user voice , and then retu rn to previous men u, If you press [-/NO] button to canc el the operation, a nd t hen return to previous menu .

At any time, pre ss [ EXIT] button to return to the pre vi ous menu.

User v oice pa rameter：

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DSP Effect

Option

LCD Display

Range

XXX Rhythm_s

XXX Rhythm_m

XXX Bass

XXX Chord1

XXX Chord2

XXX Chord3

XXX Phrase1

XXX Phrase2

XXX Upper1

XXX Upper2

XXX Lower

XXX U_Disk

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R h y t h m _ s

With the built in digital effects, you can add ambiance and depth to your music in a variety of ways such as adding reverb that makes you sound like you are playing in a concert hall or adding harmony notes for a full, rich sound.

1.The DSP effect is set to ON when keyboard is power on.

2.Press [DSP] button to switch DSP effect on or off.

Mixer

Rhythm s VOLUME

Rhythm m VOLUME

BASS VOLUME

Chord 1 VOLUME

Chord 2 VOLUME

Chord 3 VOLUME

Phrase 1 VOLUME

Phrase 2 VOLUME

VOICE R1 VOLUME

VOICE R2 VOLUME

VOICE L VOLUME

USB Device Midi Play Volume

1.Press the [MIXER] button.

Now you have ent er ed the menu of MIXER. Use the [MIXE R] button to sele ct a p art to change its volume.

Adjust the vol um e of a musical part.To adjust the sel ected volume setti ng , please use the Data Dial or the [+ /YES]/[-/NO] button.

Press and but ton simultaneously to turn off part volume.

Press[+/YE S] and[-/NO]button simulta neously again to turn on part vol um e.

[+/YES] [- /N O]

Any time press [ EX IT] to quit this menu.

The option and p arameters are as the follows:

127

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Pedal Function

You can step the volume pedal to control the volume.

Volume Pedal

Foot Switch

P e d S u s t

P e d S t / T

P e d M e m

P e d S o f t

The keyboard c an a ssign the pedal in function m en u. (See FUNCTION)

Pedal Su st ai n

If pedal assig n is s et as "Ped Sust", step on the susta in pedal, all notes play ed on the keyboard have a longer su st ain.

Pedal So ft

If pedal assig n is s et as "Ped Soft", step on the soft pe dal, all notes played o n th e keyboard have a softer effect.

Pedal St ar t/ St op

If pedal assig n is s et as "Ped St/S", the pedal will ha ve the same functio n as [ START/STOP] button.

Pedal Me mo ry S el ect

If pedal assig n is s et as "Ped Mem", it will load the n ex t memory param et er when you step the pedal.

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Option

LCD Disp la y Range Defaul t

TUNE

BEAT

SPLIT POINT

PEDAL ASSIGN

FADE IN

FADE OUT

HARMONY

REVERB LEVEL

CHORUS LEVEL

MIDI RECEIVE

MIDI TRANSMIT

Follow voice

ALL

001

T u n e

B e a t

Other Functions

Tune

This function sets the pitch of entire keyboard by steps of cents.

The LCD displays the tune value. Use [+/YES]/[-/NO] or Data Dial to change tune value. Its range is from-50 to 50 cents .

Press [+/YES] and [-/NO] together will set the tune value to its default setting.

Beat

This functio n se ts the beat value range from 0, 2-9 .

The LCD displa ys beat value. Use [+/YES]/[-/N O] or Data Dial to change the be at v alue.

-50…50

0,2…9

1…61

Sust、Soft、St/S、Mem

1-20

Duet、1+5、Octave、

CtryDuet、Trio、

Block、4 Close1、4

Close2、4 Open

0－127

1-16、ALL

1-16

000

004

019

Sust（001）

010

Duet（001）

XXX Tune

XXX Beat

XXX Split Pt

00X Ped ****

0XX Fade In

0XX Fade Out

00X Duet

XXX Rev Lev

XXX Chr Lev

XXX Midi In

XXX Midi Out

Press [FUNCT IO N] button to enter function men u. The defau lt option of the menu is "Tu ne". When you enter the menu next time, you w il l find the option is the same as la st t ime. Use [FUNCTION] button to s el ect the option to set. Use [+/YES]/[- /N O] or Data Dial to set parameter. Any t ime press [EXIT] to quit this men u.

The option and p arameters are as the follows:

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Pedal Assign

P e d S o f t

S p 1 i t P t

F a d e I n

F a d e O u t

Split Point

This function sets the point that separates the entire keyboard to two sections.

The LCD displays split point value. Use [+/YES]/[-/NO] or Data Dial to change split point. The keyboard can also be used to change split point.

The part below the split point is the part of the chord area.

This function sets pedal type as sustain pedal, soft pedal, start/stop pedal or memory select pedal.

The LCD displays the type of pedal. Use [+/YES]/[-/NO] or Data Dial to change pedal assign. The pedal can be set as sustain pedal, soft pedal, start/stop pedal or memory select pedal.

The default pedal type is sustain pedal.

The LCD displays Fade In value. Use [+/YES]/[-/NO] or Data Dial to change Fade In time. The range is form 1 to 20 second.

Fade In

The LCD displays Fade Out value. Use [+/YES]/[-/NO] or Data Dial to change Fade Out time. The range is form 1 to 20 second.

Fade Out

Other Functions

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MIDI In

You can set the channel of MIDI IN by RECEIVE. The default setting is “ALL”, channel 1~16 can also be selected. Use [+/YES]/[-/NO] button or Data Dial to select the channel.

MIDI Out

You can set the channel of MIDI OUT by TRANSMIT. The default setting is “001”, channel 2~16 can also be selected. Use [+/YES]/ [-/NO] button or Data Dial to select the channel.

Harmony

D u e t

R e v L e v

C h r L e v

M i d i I n

M i d i O u t

There are 9 harmony effects for you to select, including Duet, 1+5, Octave, CtryDuet, Trio, Block, 4 Close1 and 4 Close2, 4 Open. Use [+/YES]/[-/NO] or Data Dial to select.

Reverb Level

The LCD displays reverb level. Use [+/YES]/[-/NO] or Data Dial to change reverb level.The level ranges from 0 to 127.

Chorus Level

The LCD displays chorus level. Use [+/YES]/[-/NO] or Data Dial to change chorus level. The level ranges from 0 to 127.

Other Functions

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Press the [BAN K] b utton. There are 8 bank s at a ll and each bank has 6 memories (M1-M6). Pre ss t he [BANK] button, the LCD displ ays “Mem Bank”

Select a bank Use the Data Dia l, [ +/YES] or [-/NO] button to sele ct a bank.

Selecting a Registration Bank

M e m S t o r

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M e m B a n k

The keyboard i s an i nstrument with a variety of con trols and functions, the Regi stration Memory feature can m ak e your perform an ce more easily and efficiently. It allows you to save vi rt ually all panel settings to a R eg istration Memory setting, and y ou c an instantly recall custo m pa nel settings by pressing a sing le button.

Registering the Panel Setting

There are 8 memo ry b anks, each bank has 6 memorie s (M 1-M6).

While holding the [STORE] button, press one of the REGISTRATION MEMORY buttons: [M1] - [M6]. Notice that the new settings will replace the previous memory data.

Press one of the REGISTRATION MEMORY buttons: [M1] - [M6]. In this example, the panel settings stored in the memory 3 of bank 1 are recalled.

Note:

Registration data cannot be recalled when the One Touch Setting function is on.

Recalling the Registered Panel Settings

When you use memory, the parameter of the Accompaniment will not change (including the style number, section, volume, tempo, transpose, chord status, mixer, split point) after freeze function is turn on.

Freezing the Accompaniment Parameter

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With the easy- to -use song recording featu re s, you can record your own keyboa rd performances as a User song. 5 u se r songs can be rec or ded with 6 tracks (1 ACCOMP track, 5 MELODY tracks) each .

style and this r ec orded track is users

The recorded d at a will not lost when you turn off the power.

Among them, th e ac companiment track is used for r ecording song's accom p; Melody track s ar e used for recording melodi es .

Accomp track a nd m elody track can be recorded t og ether, but you can not record two me lody tracks at the same time, Of course you ca n on ly record accomp or melody; Ac co mp and melody track can be multip le, simultaneous playback .

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Song Recording

Start Recording

Note:

The recording track instructions cursor has three states:Blinking, Light, Go out. Blinking: Means the track was choose for recording. If the track have recorded data Light: Means this track have data, the recording process will have recorded data synchronization playback. Go out: Means this track have no data or have data but forbidden playback.

Style can only be recorded in "Accomp" track.

, this original data will be replaced.

When recording an existing song, the keyboard will automatically select the empty track next to the occupied track. For example, if "Melody 1" is occupied, "Melody 2" will be selected as the record track. When all 6 tracks have been recorded and a specific track needs to be revised, press the button of the desired track and start recording. The original data will be replaced.

Press [RECOR D] b utton to enter user song select ion mode. The LCD lighte ns "RecSong1” and sequence nu mb er.5 user songs can be rec or ded.

Press [+/YES ]/ [-/NO] button to select the use r so ng you want to record.

Press [RECOR D] b utton again to enter record pre paration mode. LCD lightens the "REC " beats and

In the recordi ng p reparation status, you ca n ad just parameters s uc h as the voice, style and tempo .

Press [START/STO P] button or play the keyboard to s tart recording. " "

flag. Four the keyboard aut om atically selected empty t ra ck " Melody 1"(or other track) o n LC D flash,indicates waiti ng f or recording.

recording a ne w song, the keyboard will autom at ically select "Melody 1" as th e re corded track. Press "Accomp " (or "Melody

2" to "Melody 5" ) to m ake your own selection.

When choosin g th e accomp tack and A .B .C. w as open,play an e ffective c hords in the area of the left hand would start re co rding.

When

Before you sta rt r ecording, you need to selec t a us er song to keep the recordin g so ng, and set the recording tra ck s

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D e l e t e ?

Stop Recording

When recording is in process, you can press [RECORD] button to stop recording.

When recording is in process, if the memory is full, the recording will stop and save automatically, the LCD displayed "Rec_Full".

If you choose the accomp recording, the recording will stop automatically when the ending of rhythm is finished.

Playback Recording

Delete User Song

Pressing and holding [RECORD] and [SONG] button together and turn power on simultaneously, the user song will be erased.

In the recording preparation status, pressing and holding [RECORD] button for two second, the LCD will display Delete? , Press the button to select the track you want to delete, when the track cursor is lightened, it indicated that the track data you want to delete, otherwise, it indicated that the track date you want to keep. If all the track cursor are lightened, the whole user song will be erase after comfirm.

Choose the track you want to delete, press [+/YES] to confirm and the recorded data in this track will be erased, press [-/NO] to quit this step, and back to the recording preparation status.

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"Accomp" (or "Melody2" to "Melody 5")

Song Recording

Press [RECORD] button when recording is in process,it will stop recording and enter the song play mode, and the current recorded song will play automatically in circle.

Press the [SONG] button to enter the song mode and it will play all songs circularly. Use the Data Dial, [+/YES] or [-/NO] button to select a song, there are 125 songs in all, including 5 user songs (1-5). If there is no data in the selected user song, it will play "No file" and stop playing. You can also select one user song in song stop playing mode, press [PLAY/STOP] button, this user song will play circularly.

N o F i l e !

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Song

The keyboard h as 1 25 songs in all, including 5 us er s ongs.

Press the [SON G] b utton to enter the song mode and it w ill play all songs c ircularly.

Use the Data Dia l, [ +/YES] or [-/NO] button to sele ct a song.

Once you start p la ying a song by pressing [START/STOP] button, it wil l pl ay current song repeatedl y.

When the songs i s st opped, press [STYLE],[VOI CE],[DUAL] or [LOWER] wil l ex it the song mode.

Introd uc to ry b eat

Before song st ar t playing, it has the introdu ct ory beat, the measure star ts f rom negative value. It begins t o play song when the measure go es t o 1.

REW, FF and PAUSE

When the song is p la ying: Press the [FF] b ut ton to fast forward the song. Press the [REW ] bu tton to rewind the song (base on the

measure.

Press the [PAUSE] button to p au se the playing song.

Song Rep ea t

When playing t he s ong, press [REPEAT A/B ] button to set the location of lo op b egin and loop end to the curren t so ng. Press the [REPEAT A/B] to set the loop begin and pre ss it again to set the loop end. Wh en i n loop status, press [REPEAT A/B] again to quit the loop pl aying status.

In the instrum en t, there are 2 different ways to practice t he songs: time va lu e training and note correct io n training. And the keyboard has a g ra ding system to help you to know w el l about your progres s.

Press the [LES SO N] button. In Song mode, pr es s the [LESSON] button will ente r the lesson

mode.

Select the pra ct ice hand. There are 3 leve ls o f the lessons. Use [LEFT] or [RIG HT] button

to select whic h ha nd you want to practice. If neith er hand is selected, th e ke yboard will automatical ly s elect the right hand practice for y ou .

Note:

According to t he t ype of the song, the content of you r practice by left hand is different. If y ou c hoose a chord song, the left ha nd practices th e ch ord, otherwise, practices t he melody. Wh en the song is playin g, the staff a nd the keyboard displayed on th e LC D indicate the m el ody and chord position, the n um bered musical notation dis pl ayed on LCD shows the last note p la yed by RIGHT track, and it wi ll b e convenient for you to practic e.

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Lesson 1 - P ra ct ic e timing

Press the [LES SO N] button to enter the lesson mod e. Press [LESSO N] b utton to enter the lesson mode, t he lesson 1

icon is lighte ned on the LCD.

In Lesson 1 mode , th e keyboard only grade the tim e va lue of the playing, d on 't care the correction of the n ot e.

Press the [START/STOP] button to start practice . If [RIGHT] is se le cted, it will mute melody of righ t hand and you will have to f ol low the time value of the right h an d. As long

as the time valu e is c orrect, the melody will sou nd .

If [LEFT] is sel ec ted, it will mute the changing ch ord and melody by left hand. You wi ll have to follow time value of the l ef t hand. As long as the tim e va lue is correct, the chord/mel ody will sound.

If [LEFT] and [R IG HT] are selected, the chord/m el ody on left hand and the mel ody on right hand will be muted. You wi ll have to follow time v al ue on both left and right hand.

Lesson 2 - P ra ct ic e note accuracy

Press the [LES SO N] button again to enter the less on 2 mode.

In LESSON 2 mode , th e keyboard only grades your p ra ctice by the note; does n' t care about the correctness of t he timing. Only when you play th e co rrect note, the song will con ti nue to the next note.

Press the [START/STOP] button to start to practic e.

Lesson 3 - P er fo rm ance

Press the [LES SO N] button in LESSON 2 to enter the le sson 3 mode.

In LESSON 3 mode , it w ill score your practice by the co rrection of the time valu e an d note.

Press the [START/STOP] button to start to practic e.

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D i c t . 1

D i c t . 2

Chord dictio nary is essentially a built-i n chord b oo k tha t he lp you to check the Chord notes. You ca n learn the chord and test in this f ea tures.

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Press the [CHO RD D ICT.] button and hold it for longer t han 2 seconds to ent er t he DICT 1 mo de.

In DICT 1 mode, the key above C4 a re used to assign the Chord Type, the keys ab ov e C6 are used to assign the Chord R oo t. When the Chord Type and Chord R oot are confirmed, the LCD will display t he Chord and its keyboard posit io n. For example, if you want to play a C M7 C hord, press the C6 key in the sec ti on of the keyboard l ab eled CHORD ROOT. The root note you set will be shown on the LC D but the note doesn't sound.

Press the E4 key i n th e section of CHORD TYPE which has labeled M7 . The notes you sho uld pay for the specified chord (root and chor d ty pe) are shown in the LCD as the not at ion and also in the keyb oa rd diagram.

When the Chord Type and Chord R oot are confirmed, the LCD will display t he chord and its keyboard posit io n. A promp t so und will be heard wh en you play it correctly.

Press the [CHO RD D ICT.] button again to enter the DIC T 2 mode. This is an Examining m ode. The c ho rd area on the LCD will display a r andom chord while the keyboar d po sition doesn't display anyt hi ng on LCD.

When you play th e co rrect chord within 3 second s, t he next chord (rando m) will be displayed on LCD to wait f or t he correct chord playin g. If not, LCD will display the cor re sponding keyboard pos ition automatically. In DICT 2 mode, press the [CHORD DICT.] bu tt on again to turn off chord dictionary.

24 Chord s wi ll b e di splayed in the dictiona ry m od e as follow s:

DICT 2 (Chord Examining Mode)

DICT 1 (Chord Learning Mode)

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There is a stand ard USB Storage Device extern al i nterface which supports t he U SB Storage Device of 16M ~ 32G capability. It is compati ble with the file system format o f th e FAT 16/32. It is better to u se t he USB Storage Device which is forma tt ed by the keyboard. Please do n' t edit these files which come fro m the keyboard at PC.

USB Device Operation

Connecting a USB Device

W a i t . . . !

N o D i s k !

P l a y

Play

S N G _ Z Z Z Z

M M K D

. .

In the mod e, you can use the key as follows:[ US B DEVICE],[E NT ER],[EXIT],[+/YES],[- /N O],Data Dial and [START /STOP] .

Press [USB DEV IC E] button to enter mode , pr ess again to exit mode.

The LCD will dis play "Wait...!" afte r you press [USB DEVICE] button, then i f a connect to the k ey board and the initialize o k, the LCD display "play", if the initialize fa il, LCD display "DiskErr!" , if t he keyboard don't connect any

, LCD display "N oD isk!".

In the mod e, you can use [+/YES]/[-/NO] but ton or Data Dial to ch oo se menu, press [ENTER]butto n to enter the next opera ti on, press [EXIT]to return to pr evious menu and press[US B DE VICE] button to exit mo de .

If the midi file i n could be ident ified and selected, LC D wi ll display file name and the "F IL E" flag sign, if there is no midi f il e identified inside the cur re nt directory, LCD will display t he sub-directory name and the " DI R" sign. The file name will d isplay in ascending order, but y ou c an only select the pre vi ous 512 files of the director y. When savin g, loading, del eting, formatting, all key wi ll b e invalid and LCD display "Wait...!". You can press [STY LE],[SONG]and Style Direct Selec t bu tton to exit mode.

When playing m idi, press [MIXER]button to adj ust the playing volume, the vo lu me range from 0 to 127.

You ca n on ly deal with file in the "MMKD" d ir ectory except play and forma t. The LCD wil l not display directory name when you execu te l oading, saving and deleti ng o peration.

USB Device

USB Storage De vi ce

USB Storage

Device

USB Device

USB Storage De vi ce

USB Device

Press [USB DEV IC E] button to enter mode , LC D will display " Play", and then you can use [+/YE S] /[-/NO]button or Data Dial to se le ct other menu(Load, Save, D el ete, Format).

Select the men u "P lay" and press [ENTER] button , LCD will display the MI DI f iles and directories in the r oo t of the

. If the midi file i n could be identified a nd selected, LCD will display f il e name and the "FILE" sign.

If there is no mid i fi le identified inside the cu rr ent directory, LCD will display t he sub-directory name and the " DI R" sign. Press [ENTER] butt on t o enter the current sub-direc tory, then ne w midi files or su b- directories of the direct or y will be displayed.

If there is neit he r midi file nor sub-directo ry i n the current directory, LCD will displ ay "．．" a nd t he "DIR" sign, yo u ca n press [ENTER] button to exit th e directory.

Use [+/YES]/ [- /NO] button or Data Dial to selec t a midi file. Press [START/STO P] button to play it repeatedly. Press [ENTER] butt on t o play all files in the current dir ectory circularly. Press [START/STOP]button again to stop pla yi ng, press [EXIT] bu tton to return to previous menu o r press [USB DEVICE] butt on t o exit the mode.

USB Device

USB

Storage Devi ce USB Storage Devic e

USB Device

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Load

L o a d S o n g

S N G _ 0 0 0 1

U s e r S o n g

S u r e ?

W a i t . . . !

L o a d S t y

L o a d M e m

Load Son g:

Load Sty le :

Load Memory:

Connecting a USB Device

Select the men u "L oad" and press [ENTER]but to n, the Load sub menu are displ ayed on LCD, it includes "LoadS on g", "LoadSty" , "LoadMem" an d "L oadVoic". Use [+/YES],[- /N O]button or Data Dial to select o ne .

Select the men u "L oadSong" and press [ENTER ]b utton, the MIDI files in th e "S ONG" directory of are displayed on t he LCD, the main name of the file inc lu des 8 characters , th e postfix name is .mid. You can sel ec t songs by using [+/YES ], [-/NO]button or Data Dial.

Press [ENTER ]b utton to aff irm the desired file, the use r so ng number will be d isplayed on LCD, you can select t he m by using [+/YES ], [-/NO]button or Data Dial.

Press [ENTER ]b utton, "Sure?" will be disp la yed on LCD, you can press [ENT ER ]/[+/YES]button to load the f ile or press [EXIT]/[-/ NO ]button to cancel.

Select the men u "L oadSty" and press [ENTER] but ton, the Sty files in the "ST YL E" directory of are displayed on L CD, the main name of the file inclu de s 8 characters , th e postfix name is .sty. You can select styles by using [+/YES ], [-/NO]button or Data Dial.

Press [ENTER ]b utton to aff irm the desired file, the use r st yle number will be d isplayed on LCD, you can select t he m by using [+/YES ], [-/NO]button or Data Dial.

Press [ENTER ]b utton, "Sure?" will be disp la yed on LCD, you can press [ENT ER ]/[+/YES]button to load the f ile or press [EXIT]/[-/ NO ]button to cancel.

Select the men u "L oadMem" and press [ENTER] bu tton, the Mem files in the " ME MORY" di rectory of are displaye d on LCD, the main name of the file inc lu des 8 characters , th e postfix name is .mem. You can sel ec t styles by using [+/YES ], [-/NO]button or Data Dial.

Press[ENTE R] button to affirm the desired file, the us er memory numbe r wi ll be displayed on LCD, you can s el ect them by using [+ /Y ES],[-/NO]button or Data Di al.

Press the [ENT ER ]button, "Sure?" will be disp layed on LCD, you can press [E NT ER]/[+/YES]button to load t he file or press[EXIT ]/ [-/NO]button to cancel.

USB Storage De vi ce

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Load Voice:

L o a d V o i c

U s e r S o n g

S N G _ Z Z Z Z

D e l e t e ?

F o r m a t

Save

Delete

Format

Select the men u "L oadVoic" and press [ENTER] bu tton, the Voic files in the " VO ICE" directory of are displayed on L CD, the main name of the file inclu de s 8 characters , th e postfix name is .voc You can sele ct s tyles by using [+/YES ], [-/NO]button or Data Dial.

Press [ENTER ] bu tton to affi rm the desired file, the user voi ce number will be d isplayed on LCD, you can select t he m by using [+/YES ], [-/NO]button or Data Dial.

Press the [ENT ER ]button, "Sure?" will be disp layed on LCD, you can press [E NT ER]/[+/YES]button to load t he file or press[EXIT ]/ [-/NO]button to cancel.

USB Storage De vi ce

Select the men u "S ave" and press [ENTER]butto n, the Save sub menu are dis played on LCD, it includes "Sav eS ong", "SaveSty" , "S av eMem" and "SaveVoic". You can se le ct them by using [+/YE S] ,[-/NO]button or Data Dial.

Select what yo u wa nt and press [ENTER] button, if t he desired file is empty, LCD will displ ay "NoFile!", and then LCD will display the pr ev ious menu after about two sec on d, otherwise, you can play the k ey board to input the file name , yo u ca n only input the file n am e in capital letters, the shi ft k ey is invalid in this mode, the m ax imum of the file name length is 8 l et ter. Each type of the d at a has the default file name.

" " " "

Press [ENTER ] bu tton to save the file after the fil e name inputs finis h, i f the current directory have th e same name,

SameName will be displayed on LCD. Oth erwise, Sure? will be displa yed on LCD. You just need to press [ENTER]or[ +/ YES]button to save the file.

Select the men u "D elete" and press [ENTER] bu tt on, the delete sub men u are displayed on LCD, it includ es "UserSong" , "U serSty" , "UserMem" and "User Voic". Use [+/YES],[- /N O]button or Data Dial to select o ne.

Select the men u yo u want and press [ENTER]butto n, if the default dire ct ory have the file which accor d wi th the menu, the file name will b e displayed on LCD, otherwise , LC D display "NoFile!", a nd t hen LCD will display the prev io us menu after about two seco nd .

Select the fil e th at you want to delete and Press [EN TER] button, "Sur e? " will be displayed on LCD, pre ss [ ENTER] or [+/YES] butt on t o delete the file.

Select the men u "F ormat" and press [ENTER] butt on, "Sure?" are displaye d on LCD. Press [ENTER] button to for mat the

USB

Storage Devi ce

Connecting a USB Device

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Keyboard and ASCII Character Relative Table

NOTE

LETTER

NOTE

LETTER

NOTE

LETTER

NOTE

LETTER

NOTE

LETTER

C2 Bb2 SHIFT G

C#2 DEL

C#3

C#4

C#5

C#6

]

BACK

Eb2

Eb3

Eb4

Eb5

Eb6

{

}

F#2

F#3

F#4

F#5

F#6

Ab2

Ab3

Ab4

Ab5

Ab6

Bb3

Bb4

Bb5

[

Bb6

Connecting a USB Device

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A USB-MIDI interface

AUX.IN

USB

P C L i n k . .

AUX.IN

USB

What's MIDI?

Midi Terminals

In order to exchange MIDI data between multiple devices, each device must be connected by a cable.

MIDI IN: Receives MIDI data from a computer.

MIDI OUT: Transmits the instrument information as MIDI data to

another MIDI device.

Connect the MIDI OUT of other Device to the MIDI IN jack on the rear panel, this instrument will as sound module.

Connect the MIDI IN of other Device to the MIDI OUT jack on the rear panel. this instrument will as Midi Controller.

MIDI THRU PORT: You can use MIDI cable to link the MIDI THRU port to other MIDI instrument MIDI IN port. The message that the MIDI IN port receives will be auto sent to the MIDI THRU port, so that one MIDI instrument can control many MIDI instrument at the same time.

Downloading Data from the Computer

Connect a standard USB cable between the rear-panel of the USB jack of the instrument and the USB jack on your computer.

Power on the instrument first, and then open the PCSUITE software in your computer, the "PCLink.." will be displayed on LCD. The PCSUITE will connect successfully with the instrument.

You can download SMF MIDI files to the keyboard as user songs or upload the user songs. You can upload user styles to the computer as a backup or download them to the keyboard. You can upload user voices to the computer as a backup or download them to the keyboard. You can upload memory files to the computer as a backup or download them to the keyboard.

Concrete operating methods see software operation instructions!

By using the MID I fu nctions you can expand your m us ical possibilities. This section expl ains what MIDI is, and what it can do, as well a s ho w you can use MIDI on your instru me nt.

MIDI is an acron ym t hat stands for Musical Instru ment Digital Interface, w hi ch allows electronic musi ca l instruments to communicat e wi th each other, by sending and re ce iving compatible N ote, Control Change, Progra m Ch ange and various other types of M ID I data, or messages. The instrument can control a MIDI d ev ice by transmitting note rela ted data and various type s of c ontroller data. The instrument can be controlled b y th e incoming MIDI messages wh ic h automatically determine to ne g enerator mode, select MID I ch annels, voices and effects, change para meter values and of course play t he voices speci fi ed for the various parts. MIDI me ssages can be divided into t wo g roups: Channel messages a nd S ystem messages.

MIDI IN

MIDI OU T

MIDI IN M IDI OUT

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Problem

The speakers produce a pop sound whenever the power is turned ON or OFF.

No sound when the keyboard is played.

When using a mobile phone, noise is produced.

The auto accompaniment does not play back even Sync is in standby condition and a key is pressed.

Certain notes sound at wrong pitch.

The Harmony function does not operate.

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Troubleshooting

Possible Cause and Solution

This is normal and is no cause for alarm.

The R1/R2/L voice volume (Mixer) settings could be set too low. Make sure the voice volumes are set at appropriate levels.

Using a mobile phone in close proximity to the instrument may produce interference. To prevent this, turn off the mobile phone or use it further away from the instrument.

You may be trying to start accompaniment by playing a key in the right-hand range of the keyboard. To start the accompaniment with Sync Start, make sure to play a key in the left-hand range of the keyboard.

Make sure that the tuning value is set to 0 . Press and hold the [+/YES] and [-/NO] buttons at the same time, then turning the power on will set INSTRUMENT to default.

And Harmony cannot be turned on when a drum kit is selected for the voice R1.

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Specifications

LCD Display

Multi-functional LCD

Keys

Polyphony

Voice

583

Style

230

Song

125, include 5 user songs

Demo

Control button

Power on/off switch, Volume, Perform., IFX, Tempo+/-, Mixer, Function, Lesson, Left, Right/Chord Dict., Bank, Store, M1-M6, Freeze, O.T.S., Enter, Back, +/Yes, -/No, Style, Voice, Demo, Song, Piano, Metro, Dual, Touch, Sustain, Lower, DSP, Harmony, Synth, USB Device.

* All specifications and appearances are subject to change without notice.

Accompaniment Control

Start/Stop, Sync stop, Sync start,Intro1/Ending1 [Pause], Intro2/Ending2[REPEAT A/B ], Fill-in A [FF], Fill-in B [Rew], Fill-in C, Fill-in-D, Fade, A.B.C.

Record Function

Record, Accomp, Melody 1, Melody 2, Melody 3, Melody 4, Melody 5.

Panel Memory

Connectors

DC IN, Headphones, AUX IN, AUX OUT, Sustainpedal, Volume Pedal, USB, MIDI IN,MIDI OUT, MIDI THRU,U-HOST.

Power Supply

DC IN

Speaker

Dimensions

970(L)X390(W)X160(H)MM

Weight 9Kg

15W+15W, 25W+25W

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GUI TAR

PIANO

CHROM ATIC P ER CUS SI ON

No. Name LCD Name

Stereo Grand Piano

Acoustic Grand Piano (wide)

Acoustic Grand Piano (wide) 2

Acoustic Grand Piano (dark)

Octave Piano 1

Octave Piano 2

Dreamscape

Piano & Strings

Piano & Choir

Acoustic Grand Piano

Stereo Bright Piano

Bright Acoustic Piano

Bright Acoustic Piano (wide)

Bright Acoustic Piano (wide) 2

Chorus Piano

Piano Pad

Piano & Vibraphone

Electric Grand Piano

Electric Grand Piano (wide)

Stereo Honk-Tonk

Honky-tonk Piano

Honky-tonk Piano (wide)

Honky-tonk Piano (wide) 2

Stereo Hard Electric Piano

Detuned Electric Piano 1

Detuned Electric Piano 2

Detuned Electric Piano 3

Electric Piano 1

Electric Piano 2

Electric Piano (wide) 1

Electric Piano (wide) 2

EP Legend

EP Phase

60's Electric Piano

Electric Piano 1 (velocity mix)

Electric Piano 2 (velocity mix)

Velocity Crossfade Electric Piano

Layered Electric Piano 1

Layered Electric Piano 2

Nylon Electric Piano

Warm Electric Piano

Cloudy Electric Piano

Grand Harpsichord

Harpsichord

Harpsichord 2

Harpsichord (wide)

Harpsichord (octave mix)

Harpsichord (octave mix) 2

Harpsichord Release

Harpsichord (with key off)

Piano & Harpsichord

Stereo Clavichord

Clavi

Clavi 2

Clavi (wide) 1

Clavi (wide) 2

Clavi Wah

Pulse Clavi

100

101

102

103

104

105

106

107

Celesta

Celesta 2

Birght Celeasta

Celesta & Sine

Reecho Bell

Celesta & Music Box

Glockenspiel

Glockenspiel 2

Glockenspiel & Sine

Glockenspiel & Celesta

Music Box

Music Box 2

Music Box 3

Toy Box

Music Box & Harp

Stereo Vibrapho

Rigid Vibraphone

Vibraphone

Vibraphone 2

Vibraphone (wide)

Vibraphone (wide) 2

Vibraphone & Bell

Vibraphone & Harpsichord

Marimba

Marimba 2

Marimba (wide)

Sine Marimba

Stereo Marimba

Marimba & Vibraphone

Wood Drum

Xylophone

Xylophone 2

Tubular Bells

Church Bell

Carillon

Dulcimer

Santur

Shorty

Drawbar Organ

Drawbar Organ 2

Mellow Drawbar Organ

Detuned Drawbar Organ

Detuned Drawbar Organ 2

Italian 60's Organ

1970 Percussive Organ

Percussive Organ

Percussive Organ 2

Light Click Organ

ORGAN

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109

110

111

112

113

114

115

116

117

118

119

120

121

122

123

124

125

126

127

128

129

130

131

132

133

134

135

136

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141

142

143

144

145

146

147

148

149

150

151

152

153

154

155

156

157

158

159

160

161

Detuned Percussive Organ

Stereo Rotary Organ

Rock Organ

Rotary Organ

Slow Rotary Organ

Detuned Church Organ

Church Organ

Church Organ 2

Church Organ (octave mix)

Reed Organ

Puff Organ

Accordion

Accordion 2

Accordion 3

Chorus Accordion

Mustte

Accord It Solo

Sweet Harmonica

Harmonica

Harmonica 2

Detuned Harmonica

Tango Accordion

Acoustic Guitar (nylon)

Acoustic Guitar (nylon 2)

Acoustic Guitar (nylon + key off)

Ukulele

Velocity Nylon Guitar

Chorus Nylon Guitar

Bright Nylon Guitar

Acoustic Guitar (steel)

Acoustic Guitar (steel) 2

Steel Guitar with Body Sound

Tremolo Steel Guitar

Mandolin

12-Strings Guitar

Chorus Steel Guitar

Nylon & Steel Guitar

Stereo Steel Guitar

Steel Guitar Bend

Steel Guitar Harmonics

Velocity Steel Guita 1

Velocity Steel Guita 2

Velocity Steel Guita 3

Velocity Steel Guita 4

Electric Guitar (jazz)

Electric Guitar (jazz) 2

Electric Guitar (pedal steel)

Mellow Guitar

Velocity Jazz Guitar

Jazz Guitar Detuned

Mid Tone Guitar

Electric Guitar (clean)

Electric Guitar (clean) 2

Stereo Clean Guitar

Soft Stereo Drawbar Organ

StGrdPno

GrandPnW

GrandPW2

GrandPnD

OctPno1

OctPno2

Dreamscp

Pno&Str

Pno&Cho

GrandPno

StBrtPno

BritePno

BritePnW

BritePW2

ChoruPno

PianoPad

Pno&Vib

E.Grand

E.GrandW

StHonkTo

HnkyTonk

HnyTonkW

HnyTonW2

StHarEp

DetunEP1

DetunEP2

DetunEP3

E.Piano1

E.Piano2

EPnoW1

EPnoW2

EPLegend

EPPhase

60'sEP

E.PnoV1

E.PnoV2

VeCrosEP

LayerEp1

LayerEp2

NylonEP

WarmEp

CloudyEp

GraHarps

Harpsi

Harpsi2

HarpsiW

HarpsiO

HarpsiO2

HarpsiR

HarpsiOf

Pno&Harp

StClavi

Clavi

Clavi2

ClaviW1

ClaviW2

ClaviWa

PluseClv

Celesta

Celesta2

BirCelea

Celes&Si

RechBell

Celes&MB

Glocken

Glocken2

Glock&Si

Glock&Ce

MusicBox

MusicBo2

MusicBo3

ToyBox

Mbx&Harp

StVibes

RigiVibe

Vibra

Vibra2

VibraW

VibraW2

Bell&Vib

Vib&Harp

Marimba

Marimba2

MarimbaW

SinMrmb

StMarim

Mar&Vib

WoodDrum

Xylophon

Xylopho2

TubulBel

ChurBell

Carillon

Dulcimer

Santur

Shorty

DrawOrgn

DrawOrg2

SfDrawOr

MellDrOr

DeDraOrg

DeDraOr2

60'sOrgn

1970PcOr

PercOrgn

PercOrg2

LClickOr

DePerOrg

StRotaOr

RockOrgn

RotaOrgn

SloRotOr

DeChuOrg

ChurOrgn

ChurOrg2

ChurOrgO

ReedOrgn

PuffOrgn

Acordion

Acordin2

Acordin3

ChAccord

Mustte

AccordSo

SwetHarm

Harmnica

Harmnic2

DetHarmo

TangoAcd

NylonGtr

NylonGt2

NylGtrOf

Ukulele

NylnGtVe

ChoNyGt

BrNyGt

SteelGtr

SteelGt2

SteelBdy

TremGt

Mandolin

12StrGtr

ChoSteGt

Ny&SteGt

StSteGt

GtBend

GtHarm

VelSte1

VelSte2

VelSte3

VelSte4

JazzGtr

JazzGt2

PedalGtr

MelloGt

JazzGtVe

JazzGtDt

MidTonGt

CleanGtr

CleanGt2

StCleGtr

Voice List

No.

Name

LCD Name

No.

Name

LCD Name

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256

257

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265

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268

Velocity Clean Guitar

Electric Guitar (detuned clean)

Electric Guitar (muted velo-sw)

Electric Guitar (muted)

Electric Guitar (funky cutting)

Jazz Man

Stereo Muted Guitar

Guitar Pinch

Overdriven Guitar

Detuned Overdriven Guitar

Distortion Guitar

Distortion Guitar 2

Distortion Guitar (with feedback)

Distortion Guitar (with feedback) 2

Distorted Rhythm Guitar

5th Distortion

Distortion Guitar Octave

Stereo Distorted Guitar

Guitar Feedback

Guitar Harmonics

Acoustic Bass

Acoustic Bass 2

Acoustic Bass Detuned

Acoustic Bass Filter

Jazz Style

A.Bass & Mute G.T.

Resonant Bass

Velocity Crossfade Bass

Wah Bass 1

Wah Bass 2

Electric Bass (finger)

Electric Bass (finger) 2

Electric Bass (finger) 3

Detuned Finger Bass

Dark Finger Bass

Finger Slap Bass

Resonant Finger Bass

Wah Finger Bass

Bass & Distorted Elec Guitar

Electric Bass (pick)

Electric Bass (pick) 2

Mute Pick Bass

Detuned Pick Bass

Fretless Bass

Fretless Bass 2

1990 Bass

Fretless Bass & Sine

Fretless Bass Detuned 1

Fretless Bass Detuned 2

Fretless Bass Detuned 3

Slap Bass 1

Slap Bass 2

Slap Bass 3

Slap Bass 4

Power Slap Bass

Lash Thumb Bass

Resonant Slap Bass

Velocity Switch Slap Bass

Synth Bass 1

Synth Bass 2

Synth Bass 3 (resonance)

Synth Bass 4 (attack)

Synth Bass (warm)

Clavi Bass

Hammer

Synth Bass (rubber)

Attack Pulse

The Violin

Violin

Violin 2

Violin (slow attack)

Mono Violin

Octave Violin

Electric Violin

Violin & Viola

Two Violin

Soft Violin

Velocity Violin

Viola

Viola 2

Viola 3

Dark Viola

Cello

Cello 2

Cello 3

Cello 4

Celloen 16'

Chamber Music

Contrabass

Contrabass 2

Tremolo Strings

Tremolo Strings 2

Slow Tremolo Strings 1

Slow Tremolo Strings 2

Pizzicato Strings

Pizzicato Strings 2

Octave Pizzicato

Orchestral Harp

Orchestral Harp 2

Yang Chin

Africa

Timpani

Timpani 2

The Strings

String Ensembles 1

String Ensembles 2

Synth Strings 1

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296

297

298

299

Synth Strings 2

Synth Strings 3

Synth Strings 4

Synth Strings 5

Resonant Strings

Stereo Slow Strings

Slow Strings

Strings and Brass

Legato Strings

Orchestra

Arco Strings

60's Strings

1970 Strings

Solo Strings

Choir Aahs

Choir Aahs 2

Choir Aahs 3

Choir Aahs 4

Mellow Choir

Stereo Choir Aahs

Strings & Choir

Humming

Voice Oohs

Analog Voice

Synth Voice

Choral

Bass Hit Plus

Orchestra Hit

Orchestra Hit 2

Euro Hit

6th Hit

BASS

STRING S & ORCH ESTRA L INS TRU MENT S

BRASS

300

301

302

303

304

305

306

307

308

309

310

311

312

313

314

315

316

317

318

319

320

321

322

Trumpet

Trumpet 2

Trumpet 3

Dark Trumpet Soft

Resonant Trumpet

Sweet Trumpet

Wah Trumpet

Trombone

Trombone 2

Bright Trombone

Dark Trombone

Strings & Trombone

Tuba

Tuba 2

Tuba Solo

Soft Tuba

Muted Trumpet

Muted Trumpet 2

French Horn

French Horn 2 (warm)

French Horn 3

Stereo French Horn

Horn Orchestra

CleGtVel

DetClnGt

MutVelGt

MutedGtr

FunkGt

JazzMan

StMuGt

GtPinch

Ovrdrive

DtOdrvGt

DistGtr

DistGt2

FeedbkGt

FeedbkG2

DistRyth

5thDist

DistGtO

StDistor

GtrFedbk

GtrHarmo

AcoBass

AcoBass2

AcosBaDt

AcBasFil

JazzSty

Bs&GtMu

ResBass

VelCBass

WahBass1

WahBass2

FngrBass

FngrBas2

FngrBas3

DtFngrBa

DarkFiBs

FngrSlap

ResoFnBa

WahFnBs

Ba&DtEG

PickBass

PickBas2

MuPkBass

DetPicBs

Fretless

Fretlss2

90Bass

Fret&Sin

FretDet1

FretDet2

FretDet3

SlapBas1

SlapBas2

SlapBas3

SlapBas4

PowSlap

LashThm

ResonSlp

VeloSSlp

SynBass1

SynBass2

ResoBass

AtackBas

WarmBass

ClavBass

Hammer

RubbBass

AtackPls

TheVin

Violin

Violin2

SlViolin

MonoVin

OctVin

EViolin

Vin&Vio

TwoVin

SoftVin

VelVioli

Viola

Viola2

Viola3

ViolaD

Cello

Cello2

Cello3

Cello4

Celloen

Chamber

Contrabs

Contrbs2

TremStr

TremStr2

SlwTrSt1

SlwTrSt2

PizzStr

PizzStr2

OctoPizz

Harp

Harp2

YangChin

Africa

Timpani

Timpani2

TheStr

Strings1

Strings2

SynStrs1

SynStrs2

SynStrs3

SynStrs4

SynStrs5

ResonSt

SSlowStr

SlowStr

Str&Bras

LegatStr

Orchstr

ArcoStr

60'sStr

70'sStr

SoloStr

ChoirAah

ChoirAh2

ChoirAh3

ChoirAh4

MelCho

StChoir

StrChoir

Humming

VoiceOoh

AnaVoice

SynVoice

Choral

BassHit

OrchHit

OrchHi2

EuroHit

6thHit

Trumpet

Trumpet2

Trumpet3

DarkTrp

ResoTp

SweetTp

WahTp

Trombone

Trmbone2

BritBone

DarkTrom

Str&Trb

Tuba

Tuba2

TubaSolo

SoftTuba

MuteTrp1

MuteTrp2

FrHorn

FrHorn2

FrHorn3

StFrHorn

5thHornO

Voice List

No.

Name

LCD Name

No.

Name

LCD Name

No.

Name

LCD Name

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325

326

327

328

329

330

331

332

333

334

335

336

337

338

339

340

341

342

343

344

345

Brass Section

Brass Section 2 (octave mix)

Brass Section 3

Brass Section 4

Brass Section 5

Brass Swell

Brass Band

Bright Brass Section

Dark Brass

Mute Brass Ensemble

Sforzato Brass

Brass & Strings

Synth Brass 1

Synth Brass 2

Synth Brass 3

Synth Brass 4

Analog Synth Brass 1

Analog Synth Brass 2

Jump Brass

Octave Synth Brass

Synth Brass & Strings 1

Synth Brass & Strings 2

Echo Brass

429

430

431

432

433

434

435

436

437

438

439

440

441

442

443

444

445

446

447

448

449

450

451

452

453

454

455

456

457

458

459

460

461

462

463

464

465

466

467

468

469

470

471

472

473

474

475

476

477

478

479

480

Pad 5 (bowed)

Pad 5 (bowed) 2

Pad 6 (metallic)

Pad 6 (metallic) 2

Pan Pad

Pad 7 (halo)

Pad 7 (halo) 2

Pad 8 (sweep)

Pad 8 (sweep) 2

Dipolar Pad

Rising

Congregate

FX 1 (rain)

FX 2 (soundtrack)

Progenitor

FX 3a (synth mallet)

FX 3 (crystal)

FX 4 (atmosphere)

Warm Air

FX 5 (brightness)

Smog

FX 6 (goblins)

Choir Bell

FX 7 (echoes)

FX 7 (echoes) 2

FX 7a (echo bell)

FX 7a (echo bell) 2

FX 7b (echo pan)

FX 8 (sci-fi)

Sitar

Sitar 2 (bend)

Banjo

Shamisen

Koto

Taisho Koto

Kalimba

Bag Pipe

Fiddle

Shanai

Tinkle Bell

Agogo

Steel Drums

Woodblock

Castanets

Taiko Drum

Concert Bass Drum

Melodic Tom

Melodic Tom 2 (power)

Synth Drum

Rhythm Box Tom

Electric Drum

Reverse Cymbal

346

347

348

349

350

351

352

353

354

355

356

357

358

359

360

361

362

363

364

365

366

367

368

369

370

371

372

373

374

375

Soprano Sax

Soprano Sax 2

Soprano Sax Soft

Slow Soprano Sax

Sweet Soprano Sax

Alto Sax

Soft Alto Sax

Super Alto Sax

Sax Band

Tenor Sax

Tenor Sax 2

Baritone Sax

Soft Baritone Sax

Sweet Oboe

Oboe

Oboe 2

English Horn

English Horn 2

Analog Horns

Woodwinds

Bassoon

Bassoon 2

Clarinet

Clarinet 2

Piccolo

Flute

Sweet Flute

Recorder

Sweet Pan Flute

Pan Flute

376

377

378

379

380

381

382

383

384

385

386

387

388

389

390

391

392

393

394

395

396

397

398

399

400

401

402

403

404

405

406

407

408

409

410

411

412

413

414

415

416

417

418

419

420

421

422

423

424

425

426

427

428

Dark Pan Flute

Blown Bottle

Shakuhachi

Whistle

Whistle 2

Ocarina

Lead 1 (square)

Square

Lead 1b (sine)

Slow Square Lead

Sine Solo

Square Lead 1

Lead 1a (square 2)

Thick Square

Corrie

Quint

2 Oscillators Lead

Lead 2a (sawtooth 2)

Wavy Sawtooth

Lead 2 (sawtooth)

Lead 2b (saw + pulse)

Super Analog

Big Lead

Lead 2c (double sawtooth)

Bauble Lead

PWM 4th

Lead 3 (calliope)

Lead 4 (chiff)

Lead 5 (charang)

Lead 5a (wire lead)

Lead 6 (voice)

Lead 7 (fifths)

Fifths Lead Soft

Fifth Lead

Lead 8 (bass + lead)

Massiness

Lead 8a (soft wrl)

Pad 1 (new age)

Slow Square

New Year Pad

Pad 2 (warm)

PWM Pad

Pad 2a (sine pad)

Warmly Pad

Horn Pad

Pad 3 (polysynth)

Pad 3 (polysynth) 2

Click Pad

Analog Pad

Poly Pad

Pad 4 (choir)

Pad 4a (itopia)

Lead 2d (sequenced analog)

Brass

Brass2

Brass3

Brass4

Brass5

BrasSwel

BrasBand

BrBraSec

DarkBras

MuteEns

SfrzBras

Bras&Str

SynBras1

SynBras2

SynBras3

SynBras4

AnaBras1

AnaBras2

JumpBras

SynBraOc

SyBr&St1

SyBr&St2

EchoBr

SprnoSax

SprnSax2

SopSaxSf

SlSopSax

SweSpSax

AltoSax

SoftAlto

SuprAlto

SaxBand

TenorSax

TenoSax2

BariSax

SoftBari

SwetOboe

Oboe

Oboe2

EngHorn

EngHorn2

AnaHorns

Woodwind

Bassoon

Basson2

Clarinet

Clarine2

Piccolo

Flute

SweeFlut

Recorder

SwPanFu

PanFlute

DarPanFu

Bottle

Shakhchi

Whistle

Whistle2

Ocarina

SquareLd

Square

SineLead

SlwSquLd

SineSolo

SquarLd1

SquarLd2

ThickSqu

Corrie

Quint

2OscLd

SawLead2

SquAnaLd

WavySaw

SawLead1

SawPlsLd

SuperAna

BigLead

DubSawLd

BaubleLd

PWM4th

CaliopLd

ChiffLd

CharanLd

WireLead

VoiceLd

FifthsLd

FiftLdSf

FifLead

BassLead

Massin

SftWrlLd

NewAgePd

SlowSqu

NewYrPd

WarmPad

PWMPad

SinePad

WarmlyPd

HornPad

PolySyPd

PolySyP2

ClickPd

AnaloPad

PolyPad

ChoirPad

ItopiaPd

BowedPad

BowdPad2

MetalPad

MetaPad2

PanPad

HaloPad

HaloPad2

SweepPad

SweePad2

DipolPad

Rising

Congrega

FXRain

Soundtrk

Progenit

SynMalet

Crystal

Atmosphr

WarmAir

Bright

Smog

Goblins

ChoirBel

Echoes

Echoes2

EchoBell

EchoBel2

EchoPan

Sci-Fi

Sitar

Sitar2

Banjo

Shamisen

Koto

TaishoKt

Kalimba

Bagpipe

Fiddle

Shanai

TnklBell

Agogo

SteelDrm

WoodBlok

Castanet

TaikoDum

ConBasDm

MelodTom

MeldTom2

SynDrum

RhythBox

ElecDrum

RevCymbl

Voice List

No.

Name

LCD Name

No.

Name

LCD Name

No.

Name

LCD Name

REED

PIPE

SYNTH L EAD

SYNTH PA D

SYNTH S FX

ETHNI C MISC.

PERCU SSIVE

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482

483

484

485

486

487

488

489

490

491

492

493

494

495

496

497

498

499

500

501

502

503

504

505

506

507

508

509

510

511

512

513

514

515

516

517

518

519

520

521

522

523

524

525

526

527

528

529

530

531

532

533

534

535

536

537

538

539

540

541

542

543

544

545

546

547

548

549

550

551

552

553

554

555

556

557

558

559

560

561

562

563

564

565

566

567

568

569

570

571

572

573

574

575

576

577

578

579

580

581

582

583

Guitar Fret Noise

Guitar Cutting Noise

Acoustic Bass String Slap

Breath Noise

Flute Key Click

Seashore

Rain

Thunder

Wind

Stream

Bubble

Bird Tweet

Dog

Horse Gallop

Bird Tweet 2

Sheep

Telephone Ring

Telephone Ring 2

Door Creaking

Door

Scratch

Wind Chime

Helicopter

Car Engine

Car Stop

Car Pass

Car Crash

Siren

Train

Jetplane

Starship

Burst Noise

Applause

Laughing

Screaming

Punch

Heart Beat

Footsteps

Gunshot

Machine Gun

Lasergun

Explosion

Stereo Piano & Strings Pad

Stereo Piano & Choir

Stereo Piano & Synth Strings

Stereo Piano & Warm Pad

Stereo Piano & Soft Ep

FM Electric Piano

Digital Piano

E.Piano & Strings

E.Piano & Ac Guitar

E.Piano & Vibraphone

E.Piano 2 & Pad

E.Piano 2 & Strings

Harpsichord & Stereo Strings

Music Box & Stereo Strings

Vibraphone & Stereo Strings

Vibraphone Octave

Vibraphone & Marimba & Kalimba

Marimba & Kalimba

Marimba Delay

Xylophone Octave

Organ & Stereo Strings

Stereo Organ & Piano

Rock Organ & Strings

Church Organ & Choir

Church Organ & Strings

Acoustic Guitar & Flute

Acoustic Guitar & Clav

24 String Guitar

Steel Guitar & Warm Pad

Stereo Strings & Horn

Orchestra

Full Strings 1

Full Strings 2

Symphonic

Stereo Choir & Strings

Stereo Choir & Steel Guitar

3 Trumpet Loose

Trombone & Stereo Strings

3 Trombones Loose

3 Muted Trumpets Loose

Club Brass

Brass & Woodwinds

Woodwinds & Strings

Section Woods Small

Pan Flute & Strings Pad

Koto & Shamisen

SFX

COMBI NED VOI CE

FretNoiz

GtCtNoiz

BsStSlap

BrthNoiz

FlKeyClk

Seashore

Rain

Thunder

Wind

Stream

Bubble

Dog

HouseGlp

Tweet2

Sheep

Telphone

Telphon2

DoorCrek

Door

Scratch

WindChim

Helicptr

CarEngin

CarStop

CarPass

CarCrash

Siren

Train

Jetplane

Starship

BurtNois

Applause

Laughing

Scream

Punch

HeartBet

Footstep

Gunshot

MachnGun

Lasergun

Explosio

StPn&Str

StPn&Cho

StPn&Syn

StPn&Pad

StPn&Ep

FMEp

DigiPn

EP&Str

EP&Gt

Ep&Vib

Ep&Pad

Ep2&Str

Harps&St

Mxb&Str

Vib&Str

VibOct

VibMK

Mar&Kal

MarDel

XylopOct

Org&Str

StOr&Pno

RoOr&Str

ChuOr&Ch

ChuOr&St

Gt&Fl

Gt&Cl

24Gt

StGt&Pad

StStr&Hn

Orchest

FullStr1

FullStr2

Symphon

StCh&Str

Ch&Gt

3Trump

Tb&StStr

3Tromb

3MuTrumb

ClubBras

Br&Wood

Wind&Str

WoodSma

PanFu&St

Koto&Sh

Voice List

No.

Name

LCD Name

No.

Name

LCD Name

Kanoun

Aoud

Bouzouk

Nay

Mizmar

DRUM SE T

Kanoun

Aoud

Bouzouk

Nay

Mizmar

Standard Set

Room Set

Power Set

Electronic Set

Analog Set

Jazz Set

Brush Set

Orchestra Set

SFX Set

Arabic Set

StandSet

RoomSet

PowerSet

ElectSet

AnalgSet

JazzSet

BrushSet

OrcheSet

SFXSet

ArabiSet

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8Beat Piano

8Beat 1

8Beat Shuffle

Guitar Pop 1

8Beat Hip Hop

8Beat R&B

8Beat Pop

Pop Funk 1

Rhythm & Beat 1

8Beat Disco 1

8Beat Rock

Guitar Pop 2

8Beat 2

Sweet Beat

8Beat Dance

8Beat Disco 2

Pop Funk 2

8Beat 3

60’s 8Beat

Rhythm & Beat 2

16Beat 1

16Beat Funk 1

16Beat Ballad 1

16Beat R&B

Pop 16Beat 1

16Beat Funk 2

16Beat Dance

Pop 16Beat 2

16Beat 2

Pop 16Beat 3

Pop 16Beat 4

Modern 16Beat

16Beat Hot

16Beat Modern

16Beat Funk 3

16Beat 3

Cool Beat

16Beat Ballad 2

16Beat 4

Pop Shuffle

Pop Rock 1

Pop Dance 1

Pop Fusion

Analog Night 1

6/8 Pop

Brit. Pop 1

Brit. Pop 2

Pop Hit

Fusion Shuffle

Analog Night 2

Guitar Pop 3

Pop Beat

Soft Beat

60’s Pop

Sting Latin

R&B Ballad 1

Guitar Ballad

Ballad Rcok

Piano Pop

Soft Ballad

Natural Ballad

Love Ballad

Easy Ballad

Miami Ballad

Slow Ballad

Folk Ballad

Pop Ballad 1

Pop Ballad 2

EP Ballad

New R&B Ballad

Rock

New Wave

Ska

Pop Rock 2

Slow Rock

70's Rock & Roll

Folk Rock

Soft Rock

Old Rock

Easy Rock

New Shuffle

Rock Hip Hop

Rock&Roll 1

Rock Shuffle

Rock & Roll 2

Tango 1

Spain Matador

Twist 1

Twist 2

Big Band Fox

Tango 2

Slow Fox

Slow Waltz 1

Swing Fox

Salsa 1

Cha Cha 1

Cha Cha 2

Beguine 1

Beguine 2

Rumba 1

Samba 1

Samba 2

Jive

Fox Trot

105

106

107

108

109

110

111

112

113

114

115

116

117

118

119

120

121

122

123

124

125

126

127

128

129

130

131

132

133

134

135

136

137

138

139

140

141

142

143

144

145

146

147

148

149

150

151

152

153

154

155

156

Techno 1

Hip Hop 1

Dream Dance

House

Pop Dance 2

Down Beat

Techno 2

Progressive

Rap 1

Rap 2

Disco

Soft Disco

Disco Party

70's Disco

70's Disco Funk

Club Dance

Euro Dance

Hip Hop 2

Garage

Funk 1

Classic Funk

Jay R&B

Gospel Swing

Gospel

Funk 2

Electric Funk

Groove Funk

Rubber Funk

Cool Funky

Jazz Funk

Groove

Soul

Hip Hop Soul

Hip Hop Beat

R&B

Soul Beat

R&B Ballad 2

British Soul Pop

Latin Jazz 1

Big Band

Dixieland 1

Guitar Swing 1

Broadway Big Band

Swing

Latin Jazz 2

Fusion

Acid Jazz

Cool Jazz Ballad

Swing Shuffle

Big Band Medium

Dixieland 2

Acoustic Jazz

8 BEAT

BALLAD

ROCK

16 BEAT

POP

100

101

102

103

104

BALLROOM

SOUL & FUNK

SWING&JAZZ

8BtPiano

8Beat1

8BtShufl

GtPop1

8BtHiHop

8BeatR&B

8BtPop

PopFunk1

Rhy&Bt1

8BtDisc1

8BtRock

GtPop2

8Beat2

SweetBt

8BtDance

8BtDisc2

PopFunk2

8Beat3

60's8Bt

Rhy&Bt2

16Beat1

16BtFuk1

16BtBld1

16BtR&B

Pop16Bt1

16BtFuk2

16BDanc

Pop16Bt2

16Beat2

Pop16Bt3

Pop16Bt4

Modrn16B

16BtHot

16BModr

16BtFuk3

16Beat3

CoolBeat

16BtBld2

16Beat4

PopShufl

PopRock1

PopDanc1

PopFusn

AnalgNt1

6/8Pop

BritPop1

BritPop2

PopHit

FusShufl

AnalgNt2

GtPop3

PopBeat

SoftBeat

60’sPop

StigLatn

R&BBad1

GtBallad

BalladRk

PianoPop

SoftBald

NatuBld

LoveBld

EasyBld

MiamiBld

SlowBald

FolkBld

PopBld1

PopBld2

EPBallad

NewRBBld

Rock

NewWave

Ska

PopRock2

SlowRock

70'sRock

FolkRock

SoftRock

OldRock

EasyRock

NewShufl

RkHipHop

R'N'R1

RockShfl

R'N'R2

Tango1

Matador

Twist1

Twist2

BandFox

Tango2

SlowFox

SlowWlz1

SwingFox

Salsa1

ChaCha1

ChaCha2

Beguine1

Beguine2

Rumba1

Samba1

Samba2

Jive

FoxTrot

Techno1

HipHop1

DrmDance

House

PopDanc2

DownBeat

Techno2

Progress

Rap1

Rap2

Disco

SoftDisc

DscParty

70'sDisc

70'sFunk

ClubDanc

EuroDanc

HipHop2

Garage

Funk1

ClasFunk

JayR&B

GopSwing

Gospel

Funk2

ElecFunk

GrooveFk

RubberFk

ColFunky

JazzFunk

Groove

Soul

HipHopSl

HipHopBt

R&B

SoulBeat

R&BBld2

BritSoul

LatinJz1

BigBand

Dixland1

GtSwing1

BwayBand

Swing

LatinJz2

Fusion

AcidJazz

CoolJzBd

SwingSfl

BandMid

Dixland2

AcoustJz

Style List

No.

Name

LCD Name

No.

Name

LCD Name

No.

Name

LCD Name

DANCE

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158

159

160

161

162

163

164

165

166

167

168

169

170

171

172

173

174

175

176

177

178

179

180

181

182

183

184

185

186

187

188

189

190

191

Guitar Swing 2

Ragtime

Modern Jazz Ballad

Swing Ballad

Orchestra Swing

Country Pop 1

Bluegrass 1

Country 8Beat

Modern Country

Country Pop 2

Bluegrass 2

2/4 Country

Country Quick Steps

Country Folk

Country Shuffle

Samba 3

Bossa Nova

Latin

New Reggae

Dance Reggae

Pasodoble

Lite Bossa

Latin Rock

Beguine 3

Slow Bolero

Disco Samba

Mambo

Meneito

Rumba 2

Rumba 3

Tikitikita

Lambada

Pop Cha Cha 1

Pop Cha Cha 2

Salsa 2

Waltz

Old Waltz

English Waltz

German Waltz

Italian Mazurka

Mexico Waltz

ViennaWaltz

Slow Waltz 2

Jazz Waltz

Polka

6/8 March

German Polka

Party Polka

Army March

March

US March

COUNTRY

LATIN

WALTZ

TRADITIONAL

193

194

195

196

197

198

199

200

201

202

203

204

205

206

207

192

GtSwing2

Ragtime

MdJzBald

SwingBal

OrhSwing

CntyPop1

Bluegrs1

Ct8Beat

ModernCt

CntyPop2

Bluegrs2

2/4Cntry

QuickStp

CntyFolk

CnyShufl

Samba3

BosaNov

Latin

NewRegga

DanRegga

Pasodobl

LteBossa

LatinRck

Beguine3

SlBolero

DscSamba

Mambo

Meneito

Rumba2

Rumba3

Tikitkta

Lambada

PChaCha1

PChaCha2

Salsa2

Waltz

OldWaltz

EngWaltz

GemWaltz

ItaMazuk

MexWaltz

VinaWtz

SlwWltz2

JzWaltz

Polka

6/8March

GerPolka

PtyPolka

ArmMarch

March

USMarch

Style List

No.

Name

LCD Name

208

209

210

211

212

213

214

215

216

217

218

219

220

221

222

223

224

225

226

227

228

229

230

Musette

French Musette

Mazurke

Enka Ballad

Laendler

Hawaiian

Sirtake

Dangdut

6/8 Flipper

New Age

Tarantella

Scottish

Norteno

WORLD

ORIENTAL

Musette

FMusette

Mazurke

EnkaBald

Laendler

Hawaiian

Sirtake

Dangdut

6/8Flipp

NewAge

Tarantel

Scottish

Norteno

No.

Name

LCD Name

Zarb 6/8

Zarb Tempo

Bandary

Zarb Daf

Pop 4/4

Saidi IR

Cifte

Baladi

Masmoudi

Wehda

Zarb 6/8

ZarbTemp

Bandary

Zarb Daf

Pop 4/4

Saidi IR

Cifte

Baladi

Masmoudi

Wehda

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Red River Valley

Troika

Susanna

Wave of Danube

Long Long Ago

Cai Yun Zhui Yue

Cai Cha Pu Die

Give You A Rose

Flowing Rill

Santa Lucia

Jambalaya

Ding! Dong! Merrily On High

Battle Hymne Of The Republic

The Old Gray Mare

American Patrol

Christmas Is Coming

Sippin`Cider Through A Straw

Christmas Sound

On London Bridge

Are You Lonesome Tonight

Only You

End Of The World

House Of Rising Sun

Solveig's Song

The Blue-Bells Of Scotland

Over The Rainbow

Beautiful Dreamer

It`S Been A Long Long Time

Edelweiss

O Sole Mio

Der Deitcher`s Dog

Joy to The World

Silent Night

Ave Maria

Five Hundred Miles

Happy New Year

Jeanie With The Light Brown Hair

My Bonnie

Song Of The Pearlfisher

Summer Palace

Go Tell It On The Mountain

Entertainer

Annie Laurie

Rumba Romance

El Bimbo

Last Rose Of Summer

The Old King Cole

Brahms Waltz

Aida

Carmen-Prelude

FOLK & COUNTRY

GOLDEN & POP

Pianosonatan 08 IN Cm IN Pathetique

It`s Beginning To Look A Lot Like Christmas

CLASSICAL

L'Arlesienne

Uungarische Tanz

Mazurka

Pizzicato Polka

Menuett

Rigoletto

Serenade

Song Without Words

Swan

Valse (Swan lake)

The Happy Farmer

The Sleeping Beauty

La Traviata

Wiegenlied

Mov.2 Adagio Non Troppo

Piano Sonata No.9 In D

Mov.1 Andante Grazioso

Piano Sonata No.11 In A

[Alla TurSonata11ca]

Prelude In C

Chinese Dance

Emperors Waltz

March Militaire

Symphony No.40

ShanZhaShu

You Are My Sunshine

June Samba

Funk

I Can......

Sea Shore

Guitar&Saxphone

The Hip Hop`s Night

Blue Lunch

Cobweb

Wine

Jazz Old Man

Dark Eyes

Carlos

Sad

The Jazz

Fur Elise

Military March

Habanera

Minuet

Austria Variation

Old Macdonald Had A Farm

Wedding March

2-Part Invention #13 In

A Minor.B.W. Iii

Minuet In G

Turkish March

Hey Diddle Diddle

100

101

JAZZ & FUSION

PIANO

Prelude To Act 2 (Swan Lake)

RedRiver

Troika

Susanna

Danube

LongAgo

CaiYun

CaChPDie

GiveRose

FlowRill

SantaLuc

Jambalay

DingDong

Battle

GrayMare

USPatrol

IsComing

SCTStraw

Sound

LdBridge

Lonesome

OnlyYou

EndWorld

HouseSun

Solveig

BlueBell

Rainbow

Dreamer

LongTime

Edelweis

OSoleMio

DerDDog

JoyWorld

SltNight

AveMaria

FHMiles

HappyNY

LikeXmas

LighHair

MyBonnie

SongOfTP

SummerPa

GoTellIt

Entertai

AnnieLau

Romance

ElBimbo

LastRose

OldKingC

Piano08

BrmsWalz

Aida

Carmen2

L'Arlesi

Uungaris

Mazurka

Polka

Menuett

Rigolett

Serenade

SongNoWd

Swan

SwanLak1

SwanLak2

HpFarmer

SleepBty

LaTravia

Wiegenli

Sonata9

Sonata11

Prelude

ChDance

EmprWalz

MilMar1

Symphony

ShanZhaS

MySun

JunSamba

Funk

I Can…

SeaShore

Gt&Sax

HipHopNt

BluLunch

Cobweb

Wine

JzOldMan

DarkEyes

Carlos

Sad

TheJazz

FurElise

MMarch

Habanera

Minuet

AVariati

OldAFarm

Wedding

Invntion

MinuetG

TurkishM

HeDiddle

Song List

No.

Name

LCD Name

No.

Name

LCD Name

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102

103

104

105

106

107

108

109

110

111

112

113

114

115

116

117

118

119

120

Italian Polka

Moseta Dance

Bulie Dance

Fantasia

Wild Rose

Away In A Manger

Jack & Jill

Waltz

Chopsticks

Four Little Swans

Old France

Jesus Saviour Pilot Me

Eclogue

Brave Cavalier

America The Beautiful

Music Box Dancer

Angles We Have Heard On High

Did You Ever See A Lassie

ItaPolka

MosetaDn

BulieDn

Fantasia

WildRose

AwayInAM

JackJill

Angles

Waltz

Lassie

Chopstik

FLSwans

OldFranc

PilotMe

Eclogue

SantaCT

Cavalier

USFair

Dancer

No.

Name

LCD Name

Santa Claus Is Coming To Town

DanceMld

MystRivr

Dream

Jazz

Fusion

Demo List

No.

Name

LCD Name

Song List

100

Page 50

Chord List

100

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A800_G06

100

Page 52

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