GEM ps1600 Owner's Manual

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owners manual

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INSTRUCTION PERTAINING TO A RISK OF FIRE, ELECTRIC SHOCK, OR INJURY TO PERSONS.

Technical speciﬁ cations are subject to change

The information contained in this manual are considered correct at the moment of printing. Generalmusic reserves the right to change or modify any technical spec i ﬁ ca tion with out prior notice or obbligation to upgrade existing units.

SPECIAL MESSAGES

IMPORTANT NOTE: To reduce the risk related to the correct and normal use of the instrument, all Generalmusic products are accuralety tested in a safety laboratory. DO NOT modify the present unit, the safety standard and the correct instrument operativity could be com pro mised, and as a further con se quence the warranty will be invalidated.

ALARM SYMBOLS:

Generalmusic electronics prod ucts could present la bels sim i lar to that dis played in this section. Please follow ac cu rate ly the pre cau tions descripted in the safety instructions.

The exclamation mark within an equi lat er al triangle is intended to alert.

The lightning ﬂ ash with arrowhead symbol, within an equilateral triangle, is intended to alert the user to the presence of uninsulated “dangerous voltage” within the product’s enclosure that may be of sufﬁ cient magnitude to constitute a risk of electric shock to persons.

SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS

Generalmusic cannot be held responsible for damage caused by improper use or mod i ﬁ ca tions to the

instrument, or data lost or destroyed

IMPORTANT SAFETY AND INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

When using electric products, basic precautions should always be followed, including the following:

1. Read all the Safety and Installation instructions and explanations of Graphic Symbols before using the product.

2. This product must be earthed. If it should malfunction or breakdown, grounding provides a path of least resistance for electric current to reduce the risk of electric shock. This product is equipped with a cord having an equipment-grounding conductor and a grounding plug. The plug must be plugged into an appropriate outlet that is properly installed and earthed in accordance with all local codes and ordinances. DANGER:Improper connection of the equipment grounding conductor can result in a risk of electric shock. Check with a qualiﬁ ed electrician or serviceman if you are in doubt as to whether the product is properly grounded. Do not modify the plug provided with the product, if it will not ﬁ t the outlet, have a proper outlet installed by a qualiﬁ ed electrician.

3. To reduce the risk of injury, close supervision is necessary when this product is used near children.

4. Do not use this product near water for example, near a bathtub, washbowl, kitchen sink, in a wet basement, or near a swimming pool or the like.

5. This product should only be used by a stand or cart that is recommended by the manufacturer.

6. This product, either alone or in combination with an ampliﬁ er and headphones or speakers, may be capable of producing sound levels that could cause permanent hearing loss. Do not operate for a long period of time at a high volume level or at a level that is uncomfortable. If you experience any hearing loss or ringing in the ears, you should consult an audiologist.

7. This product should be located so that its location or position does not interfere with its proper ventilation.

8. This product should be located away from heat sources such as radiators, heat registers, or other products that produce heat.

9. The product should be connected to a power supply only of the type described in the operating instructions or as marked on the product.

10. This product may be equipped with a polarized line plug (one blade wider than the other). This is a safety feature. If you are unable to insert the plug into the outlet, contact an electrician to replace your obsolete outlet. Do not defeat the safety purpose of the plug.

11. The power-supply cord of the product should be unplugged from the outlet when left unused for a long period of time. When unplugging the power _supply cord, do not pull on the cord but grasp it by the plug.

12. Care should be taken so that objects do not fall and liquids are not spilled into the enclosure through openings.

13. The product should be serviced by qualiﬁ ed service personnel when: A. The power-supply cord or the plug has been damaged B. Objects have fallen, or liquid has been spilled into the product;or C. The products has been exposed to rain or moisture D. The product does not appear to be operating normally or exhibits a marked change in performance E. The product has been dropped, or the enclosure damaged.

14. Do not attempt to service the product beyond that described in the user-maintenance instructions. All other servicing should be referred to qualiﬁ ed service personnel.

15. WARNING - Do not place objects on product power cord or place it in a position where anyone could trip over, walk on or roll anything over it. Do not allow the product, or its bench, or its pedal board to rest on or to be installed over power cords of any type. Improper installations of this type create the possibility of ﬁ re hazard and/or personal injury.

16. Electromagnetic interference (RFI). This electronic product utilizes digital sampled wave processing technology (S.W.P.) that may adversely affect radio/tv reception. Read FCC information inside back cover for additional information.

WARNING!

The illustrations and the screens of this manual are for instructional purposes only and may appear dif-

ferent from those on your instrument.

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MANUAL INDEX

Control Panel Page1 Styles Selection Area Page1 Display Area Page1 Sound Selection Area Page1 Connections Page2 The Headphone Jack Page2 The Aux. Out Jack Page2 The Midi In/out Page2 Summary Page3 Main Features Page3 Lower Voice Page5 The Split Point Page5 The Keyboard Function Page5 Accomp On Page5 Naming Page5 Voice L (Lower) Page5 Split Point(#f3) Page5 Voice R1/r2 Page5 Portamento Page6 Pitch Change Page6 Sustain Page6 Auto Accompaniment Page7 Using A Style (Drum Only) Page7 Select A Style Page7 Using Auto Accompaniment (All

Tracks)

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A.b.c (Auto Bass Chord) Page8 Sync Start Page8 Accompaniment Section Page9 Accompaniment Operation Page10 Chord Recognize Page13 Volume Control Page14 Accomp Volume Control Page14 How To Adjust Page14 Keyboard Volume Page15 Adjust The Tempo Page15 How To Adjust Page15 Metronome Page16 One Touch Setting Page16 How To Recall A One Touch Setting Page16 Memory Page16 Select A Memory Page16

To Store A Memory Page17 Recall Your Memory Page17 Demo Page18 Song Page18 Album Page19 Function Page19 Transpose (Xpose) Page19 Tune Page19 Octave Page19 Beat Page20 Touch Page20 Split Point Page20 Portamento Time Page20 Pedal Sus Page21 Dsp On/off Page21 Reverb Type Page21 Reverb Level Page21 Chorus Type Page22 Chorus Level Page22 Local On/off Page22 Receive Page22 Transmit Page22 Default Parameters Page23 Disk Page24 Using Floppy Disks Page24 List Song Names Of Disk Page24 Playback Song Disk Page24 Disk Messages Page24 Disk Utility Page25 Play Mode Page25 Disk Format Page25 Delete Midi Page26 Delete Mem Page26 Load Midi Page27 Load Memo Page27 Disk Save Page28 Save Midi Page28 Save Mem Page28 Recording Page29 Realtime Recording Page29 Start Recording Page29 Stop Recording Page30 Auto Stop Page30 Manual Stop Page30 Playback Page30 Technical Speciﬁ cation Page31 Appendix Page31

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STYLES SELECTION AREA

DISPLAY AREA

SOUND SELECTION AREA

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PEDALS

MIDI OUTMIDI IN

AUX OUT

MIDI OUTMIDIIN

PEDALS

MIDI OUTMIDI IN

AUX OUT

Stereo System

1 PIANO PEDALS CONNECTION (DAMPER SOFT SOSTENUTO) 2 MIDI IN 3 MIDI OUT 4 AUX OUT 1 5 AUX OUT 2

2 3 4 5

A pair of stereo headphones can be plugged into the PHONES jack for private practice or late night playing. The internal speaker system is automatically turn off when the headphones is plugged into the PHONES jack.

CONNECTIONS

THE HEADPHONE JACK

The AUX. OUT jack delivers the output of the keyboard for connection to an external ampliﬁ er. Using an audio cord, plug into AUX. OUT jack located on the rear panel. Then plug the other end of the cord into LINE IN or AUX. IN of the ampliﬁ er.

THE AUX. OUT JACK

The MIDI IN connector receives MIDI data from an external MIDI device. The MIDI OUT connector transmit MIDI data generated by the electronic keyboard to an external MIDI device.

THE MIDI IN/OUT

REAR PANEL

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• 88 -Note weighted keyboard performance action - 3 levels of touch

• Multi-functional LCD which can display music notes.

• Use the +/- buttons or the DIAL to select voice, style or song.

• Function feature that include transpose, tune, octave, split point, pedal select, touch, DSP, MIDI etc.

• 178 high quality voices, including 128 GM Voices •

• 100 auto accompaniment styles (96 orchestral + 4 Piano styles)

• 5 demo songs.

• 50 songs that also offer the "melody off" feature.

• 92 albums that provide easy classic listening music.

• 8 banks with 6 memories each .

• Both Single ﬁ nger and ﬁ ngered auto chord options.

• Recorder with 5 tracks--1 accomp track and 4 melody tracks.

• Pitch bend wheel with 12 level pitch bend sensitivity.

• Portamento and Modulation, 4 level portamento sensitivity.

• Mixer function including the volume adjustment of Voice R1, Voice R2, Voice L, Drum, Bass, Chord1, Chord2, Chord3, Accomp.

• Pedal selection function including sustain, soft, accomp start, tempo tap, and memory select.

• DSP function with editable Reverb type and level, Chorus type and its level.

• MIDI IN and MIDI OUT function.

• Dual, Lower voice, Sustain, Piano, O.T.S. (One Touch Setting) etc.

• Floppy disk drive allows you to play standard midi ﬁ les (format 0/1), and save in midi ﬁ les format.

SUMMARY

• The ps1600 is a sophisticated yet easy to use digital piano. It has up to 178 voices, 100 styles (96 orchestral + 4 Piano styles), 5 demos, 92 albums and 50 songs.

• The ps1600 features a total of 178 high quality voices, including a stunning Grand Piano, a multi- functional LCD which can display the music staff, along with other powerful features.

• The ps1600 features a ﬂ oppy disk drive that allows you to play standard midi ﬁ les (format 0, format 1), and saves midi ﬁ les from recorded data.

• The elegant design and optional cabinet ﬁ nishes makes the ps1600 a joy to own and play!

MAIN FEATURES

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VOICES SELECTION

The voice mode features 178 authentic VOICES, including 128 General MIDI compatible sounds. See APPENDIX VOICE LIST). The PS1600 allows you to easiely recall the VOICE in DIRECT mode selection. The DIRECT SELECT mode uses the dedicated buttons in the right side area of the piano for fast acess.

Press the [+/YES]/[-/NO] buttons o the DIAL to select the DUAL voice number. The default dual voice number is No. 50: Strings2. Press the button DUAL again to turn off the DUAL VOICE mode.

Press any VOICE button to select the associated sound

The recalled VOICE will sound across the entire keyboard

Each VOICE button can select two different associated VOICES, for example the GPIANO1/HONKY button. Pressing the button a ﬁ rst time you'll get the GPIANO1 VOICE, pressing the button again you'll select the HONKY voice. The same result is obtained for all the other buttons.

The display will show you the name and the number of the selected VOICE. You can consult the complete VOICE list in the APPENDIX.

Selecting any of the VOICE buttons you directly recall a VOICE tone (Gpiano, Epiano, Harpsi etc.). Once you have recalled any VOICE by pressing the associated button you can change the selection by rotating the DIAL or using the +/- buttons.

DUAL VOICE MODE

This mode allows you to play two VOICES (VOICE R1 + VOICE R2) at the same time for a layered effect. Press the DUAL button key to turn the DUAL VOICE mode ON. the “ VOICE R2” and dual ﬂ ag are both illuminated. The dual voice name is also displayed on the LCD.

Pressing the PIANO button you’ll restore the PIANO sound from any previous VOICE selection.

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LOWER VOICE

This function allows to SPLIT the ps1600 keyboard in two parts: left and right area. Press the SPLIT/LOW VOICE button to enable the LOWER VOICE. The LCD lights the lower voice ﬂ ag and displays “VOICE L” and the relative lower voice name.

Press the SPLIT/LOW VOICE button, or use the wheel or the keypad to select the lower voice number. The default lower voice number is No. 50: Strings2. Press the button again to disable the lower voice.

THE SPLIT POINT

In the SPLIT Voice mode, you can assign two different Voices to the keyboard sections, and play one Voice with your left hand while your right hand plays another. The note F#3 is the default split point. Any note may be set as the split point and stored in memory. (See function: SPLIT POINT SELECT).

THE KEYBOARD FUNCTION

The keyboard not only plays three VOICES section (VOICE R1-R2-LOWER) at the same time, but also has other necessary functions.

ACCOMP ON

The left area below the split point is the chord area by pressing the “A.B.C” button. The bass and the chord voice will sound when playing the chord.

SPLIT POINT(#F3)

VOICE R1/R2VOICE L (LOWER)

NAMING

When you save a midi ﬁ le, you can name this ﬁ le with the keyboard. (See the following)

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FUNCTION

ALBUM

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PORTAMENTO

To have portamento effect,press and hold [PORTAMENTO] button and play the keyboard.

There are four types of portamento time (0-3). The default time setting is 2. (You can modify the portamento time with FUNCTION menu). Holding down the [PORTAMENTO] button before playing the keyboard. The note will have modulation effect.

PITCH CHANGE

You can also adjust the tuning, octave , and change the transposition (key) of the entire sound with the Transpose and Tuning, Octave functions. (see FUNCTION menu ).

SUSTAIN

Press the [SUSTAIN] button to enable the SUSTAIN effect (the SUSTAIN icon will appear on the display). All played notes on the keyboard will have a sustained effect. To turn off the SUSTAIN effect, press the [SUSTAIN] button again.

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AUTO ACCOMPANIMENT

USING A STYLE (DRUM ONLY)

Press any of the STYLE buttons to recall the associated STYLE

Press the [START/STOP] button to start playing the style (only drum).

Press the [START/STOP] button again to stop playing the style.

SELECT A STYLE

As already explained for the VOICES, each button can select two different associated STYLES. For example, pressing the 8BEAT SLOW button the ﬁ rst time you'll get the 8BEAT SLOW STYLE, pressing this again you'll select the SMOOTH POP STYLE. The same is for all other style buttons.

The display will show you the name and the number of the selected STYLE. You can consult the complete STYLE list in the APPENDIX.

Once you have recalled any STYLE by pressing the associated button you can change the selection by rotating the DIAL or using the +/- buttons.

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Any notes played on the left side of keyboard can be recognized as a chord. The recognized chord name will be shown on the display.

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USING AUTO ACCOMPANIMENT (ALL TRACKS)

Select a STYLE

Press the [ABC MELODY/OFF] button after selecting the style.

A.B.C (AUTO BASS CHORD)

Press the SYNC button. The Beat display will ﬂ ash at the current tempo when a synchronized start mode has been selected.

SYNC START

The accompaniment style will start to play after playing on the keyboard.

Press the [START/STOP] button to stop playing the style.

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ACCOMPANIMENT SECTION

INTRO

Press the button before you start playing to select an intro section. The intro section [INTRO] is followed by the main section.

NORMAL and VARIATION

There are two main sections, normal and variation. It has its own two or four measure section.

FILL A and FILL B

While the accompaniment is playing, you can add ﬁ ll in the rhythm/accompaniment by pressing the [FILL A] or [FILL B] button. This automatically plays the ﬁ ll section, and smoothly leads into the next section-even if it is the same section.

ENDING

When you press the [ENDING] button, the piano plays the ending section appropriate for the style

Accompaniment consists of INTRO, NORMAL (*), VARIATION, FILL A, FILL B, ENDING. Using different sections based on the structure of songs enable you to create a full and professionally arranged song.

(*) Note: Styles -MAIN- or NORMAL sections are the same

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INTRO

DISPLAY

INTRO

DISPLAY

FILL A

DISPLAY

FILL B

DISPLAY

ENDING

DISPLAY

ACCOMPANIMENT OPERATION

Select a style and Start the accompaniment. The style will start immediately, by pressing the

START/STOP button, the Drum track will start playing without bass and chord accompaniment.

To start with an intro section: Press the INTRO button to actually start the intro section and accompaniment. Once the intro section ﬁ nishs, the selected main section is currently playing.

Sync Start: Press the SYNC button, The Beat display will ﬂ ash at the current tempo. To start the main section and accompaniment ,play any keys on the keyboard. (When A.B.C is turned on, play a key or chord on the auto accompaniment section of the keyboard).

Playing the intro section, the display will ﬂ ash INTRO

Pressing the INTRO button, the intro will begin from the ﬁ rst beat of the next measure.

Press the FILL A button, the ﬁ ll A will begin immediately and smoothly lead into the normal.

Press the FILL B button, the ﬁ ll B will begin immediately and smoothly lead into the VARIATION. The LED will light up above the button.

Press the ENDING button, the ending will begin from the ﬁ rst beat of the next measure.

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INTRO

DISPLAY

FILL A

DISPLAY

FILL B

DISPLAY

ENDING

DISPLAY

INTRO

DISPLAY

FILL A

DISPLAY

FILL B

DISPLAY

ENDING

DISPLAY

Playing the Main (normal/variation) section, the display will show MAIN

Press the INTRO button, the intro will begin from the ﬁ rst beat of the next measure.

Press the FILL A button, the ﬁ ll A will begin immediately and smoothly lead into the normal.

Press the button FILL B, the ﬁ ll B will begin immediately and smoothly lead into the VARIATION.

Press the ENDING button, the ending will begin from the ﬁ rst beat of the next measure.

Playing the FILL section, the display will show FILL

Press the INTRO button, the intro will start from the ﬁ rst beat of the next measure.

In FILL B section, press the FILL A button and the ﬁ ll A will begin immediately and smoothly lead into the normal.

In FILL A section, press the FILL B button and the ﬁ ll B will begin immediately and smoothly lead into the normal.

Press the ENDING button, the ending will begin from the ﬁ rst beat of the next measure.

Note: holding down the [FILL A] or [FILL B] button, ps1600 will play the ﬁ ll section all along.

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FILL A

DISPLAY

FILL B

DISPLAY

ENDING

DISPLAY

Playing the ENDING section, the display will show ENDING

Press the INTRO button, the intro will begin from the ﬁ rst beat of the next measure.

Press the FILL A button, the ﬁ ll A will begin immediately and smoothly lead into the normal.

Press the FILL B button, the ﬁ ll B will begin immediately and smoothly lead into the VARIATION.

It is no effect by pressing the ENDING button.

Stop playing the style.

The accompaniment can be stopped at any time by pressing the [START/STOP] button.

Press the [ENDING] button if you want to go to the ending section and then stop. The ending section will begin from the top of the next measure.

SYNC STOP: press the SYNC button, stop playing, and the synchronized start mode has been selected.

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split point

Note: When A.B.C is set to ON, press the keys to the left of the split point. Singer ﬁ nger chords is recogniged next to ﬁ ngered chords. If a chord has been recognized, you press one or more keys. The new chord will be recognized again.

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CHORD RECOGNITION

Press the ABC ON/OFF button, the A.B.C icon will appear next to “A.B.C” on the display.

Chords can be produced by pressing any keys below the split point.

You can change the chords of the accompaniment by playing keys on the auto accompaniment section of the keyboard using either the “ Single Finger” or “Fingered” method.

Fingered Chords (the following chart):

Single Finger Chords (the following chart):

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FUNCTION

VOLUME CONTROL

The ps1600 has 5 accompaniment tracks professionally arranged: CHORD 1, CHORD2, CHORD 3, BASS, and DRUM. You can adjust the volume of each accompaniment track.

1 ACCOMP VOLUME CONTROL

TRACK CHANNEL RANGE DEFAULT

ACCOMP CH1, CH3, CH5, CH7, CH10 0 -127 112 CHORD 1 CH 1 0- 127 94 CHORD 2 CH 3 0- 127 98 CHORD 3 CH5 0- 127 94

DRUM CH10 0- 127 90

BASS CH7 0- 127 94

HOW TO ADJUST

Press the MIXER button. LCD display “100 ACCOMP”

You can adjust the volume values of ACCOMP with the [+/YES] [-/NO] buttons, the DIAL. The parameter range is from 000 to 127.

Pressing the +/- buttons at the same time will set the ACCOMP volume to 0. The LCD display:”OFF ACCOMP”.

Adjust the volume with the control you prefer, the LCD displays” XXX ACCOMP”

Press the NEXT or BACK button to select track that you want to adjust. They are CHORD 1, CHORD 2, CHORD 3, DRUM, BASS.

The volume adjustment of other tracks is the same as ACCOMP track. Press the MIXER button to exit this mixer menu.

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XXX VOICE 1

XXX VOICE 2

XXX LOWER

FUNCTION

KEYBOARD VOLUME

The ps1600 has 3 keyboard SECTIONS: VOICE 1, VOICE 2, LOWER.

TRACK CHANNEL RANGE DEFAULT

VOICE 1 Ch 13 0 -127 112 VOICE 2 Ch 14 0- 127 80

LOWER Ch 15 0- 127 48

HOW TO ADJUST

Press the MIXER button. LCD display “100 ACCOMP”

Press the NEXT or BACK button to select the section you want to adjust: VOICE 1, VOICE 2, LOWER.

If you adjust the voice1 track, LCD displays “112 VOICE1”. You can adjust the volume values of voice1 with the control you prefer.

Pressing the +/- buttons at the same time will set the voice1 volume to 0. LCD display “OFF VOICE 1”. At that time, you can adjust the volume with the control you prefer the LCD display:” XXX VOICE 1”. The volume adjustment of other track is the same as voice1 track. Press the button to exit this mixer menu.

ADJUST THE TEMPO

Press the TEMPO + or TEMPO - button to adjust the tempo speed. The tempo can be adjusted in the range of 30-280 bpm.

Holding down the [TEMPO+] [TEMPO-] buttons to adjust the tempo continuously. Pressing [TEMPO+] [TEMPO-] at the same time will set the tempo value back to default value.

Note: Selecting the style when style stops, the tempo will change with the style automatically to the default tempo. When style is playing, the tempo will not change with the style.

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METRONOME

You can turn the metronome ON/OFF by pressing the button on the panel. When you turn on the metronome, the metronome sound and style will play at the same time.

Note: the time signature changes automatically when a style is selected.

One Touch Setting

One Touch Setting is powerful and convenient Style mode function that lets you instantly reconﬁ gure virtually all setting of the instrument by touching of a single button.

Voice R1 number and volume Dual function. Voice R2 number and volume REVERB and CHORUS type and level Octave

HOW TO RECALL A ONE TOUCH SETTING

Recall any styles. Each style has four desired settings. Press the button. LCD displays O.T.S. and turn A.B.C on automatically.

Press the [M1/M4] button, corresponding to the desired setting. LCD displays O.T.S.1-4. When the style is playing, press [O.T.S.] to turn on the O.T.S. mode. It will insert a “Fill in” automatically. Insert “FILL A” or “FILL B” according to the memory number.

Note: Pressing the [O.T.S.] key again the O.T.S. mode is switched OFF. The LCD displays “MEMORY”.

MEMORY

Memory feature can be used to memorize 32 complete control-panel setups (8 banks, 4 setups each) that you can recall whenever needed.

Data stored in the Memory

Voice Right 1, Voice Right 2, Voice Left, Sustain, Style, Tempo, Function parameter, Mixer parameter, ACCOMP volume, Octave.

SELECT A MEMORY

Press the [BANK] button to display: ” XXX MEM BANK”. Press the [M1] [M4] button to display 1-1 or 1-4.

Select the desired memory bank with the control you prefer: DIAL, [+/YES] [-/NO].

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TO STORE A MEMORY

Holding down the [STORE] button and press the [M1]-[M4] button.You can store your desired memory.

RECALL YOUR MEMORY

First select your desired memory bank and press the M1/M4 button. You can recall your desired memory.

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FUNCTION

DEMO

Press the DEMO button to play demos

Use the VOLUME knob to adjust the volume of DEMO

Press the TEMPO+/TEMPO- buttons to adjust the tempo of the DEMO.

You can select the demo number with the control you prefer. To escape the demo mode,press the [DEMO] or [START/STOP] buttons.

Note: Only above mentioned function key can be used in demo mode.

SONG

Press the SONG button to enter the SONG mode, 50 songs can be selected.

Use the VOLUME knob to adjust the volume of the SONG

Press the TEMPO+/TEMPO- buttons to adjust the tempo of the DEMO.

There are 50 SONGS in all. You can select the demo number with the control you prefer. Press the SONG or START/STOP button to stop playing this song. Press the START/STOP button again to play the current song looped.

Press the MELODY OFF button to turn off the SONG lead melody. You can play the note according to the LCD display.

There is an intro and measure hint at the begining of the song to help you play along.

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FUNCTION

ALBUM

92 well-known album songs are provided to you for performance without melody and chords. After pressing the ALBUM button, four beats will ﬂ ash simultaneously. Press any keys on the keyboard below the split point, then the chord will be appeared on LCD. A preset voice is set to each album song. You can press the VOICE buttons to change it.

FUNCTION

Press the NEXT/BACK buttons to enter the FUNCTION menu.

TRANSPOSE (XPOSE)1

Press the button NEXT to select and adjust the TRANSPOSE parameter with the control you prefer. Parameter Range:+/-12 semitones.

Note: X’pose 1:adjust the transpose parameter of voice1; X’pose 2: adjust the transpose parameter of voice 2; X’pose L: adjust the transpose parameter of voice L.

TUNE2

Press the NEXT button to select and adjust the TUNE parameter with the control you prefer. Parameter Range: -50 to +50 cents.

OCTAVE3

Press the NEXT button to select and adjust the OCTAVE parameter with the control you prefer. Parameter Range:-2 to +2.

Note: You can set the OCTAVE and TRANSPOSE parameters to VOICE1, VOICE2, VOICE L separately. The TUNE parameters is set to VOICE 1 only.

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FUNCTION

04 BEAT

FUNCTION

TOUCH5

Press the NEXT button to select and adjust the TOUCH parameter with the control you prefer. Parameter Range: from OFF to #3. If you select OFF, the TOUCH sign will not appear.

SPLIT POINT6

Press the NEXT button to select and adjust the keyboard SPLIT POINT with the control you prefer. Press the corresponding key to adjust the split point. Parameter Range: from 1 to 88.

BEAT4

The BEAT function allows you to set a time signature (number of beats in a measure) for the Metronome. The factory setting corresponds to 4 beats for every measure.

PORTAMENTO TIME7

Press the NEXT button to adjust PORTAMENTO time with the control you prefer. Parameter Range: from 0 to 3.

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FUNCTION

PEDAL SUS8

Press the NEXT button to adjust pedal parameter with the control you prefer. Parameter Range: from 1 to 5: Sustain, Soft, Accomp, Tempo Tap, Memory.

The default pedal is the sustain pedal. All notes played on the keyboard have a sustained effect after stepping on the pedal.

All notes played on the keyboard have a soft effect after you select the soft pedal.

Stepping on the pedal after you select the PEDAL ACC pedal, it has the same function as pressing the [START/STOP].

You can quickly adjust the tempo of songs, demos, and styles by stepping the pedal four times continuously after you select the PEDAL TAP pedal.

You can select each memory by stepping on the pedal after you select the PEDAL MEM function. (A total of 32 memories ).

DSP ON/OFF

Press the NEXT button to turn the DSP ON/OFF with the control you prefer. If you turn DSP off, the DSP sign will not appear.

Press the NEXT button to adjust REVERB TYPE parameter with the control you prefer. Parameter Range: from 0 to 7.

REVERB TYPE

Press the NEXT button to adjust REVERB LEVEL parameter with the control you prefer. Parameter Range: from 0 to 127.

REVERB LEVEL

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FUNCTION

Press the button to adjust CHORUS TYPE parameter with the control you prefer. Parameter Range: from 0 to 7.

Press the button to adjust CHORUS LEVEL parameter with the control you prefer. Parameter Range: from 0 to 127.

Press the button to turn LOCAL ON/OFF with the control you prefer. Parameter Range: ON/ OFF.

CHORUS TYPE

CHORUS level

LOCAL ON/OFF

Press the button to adjust receive channel with the control you prefer. Parameter Range: 1- 16ALL. If you select All , the instrument can receive midi message from all (1-16) midi channel.

RECEIVE

Press the button to adjust transmit channel with the control you prefer. Parameter Range: 1-

16. Only select one channel to transmit the midi message at the same time.

TRANSMIT

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PARAMETER RANGE DEFAULT

XPOSE -12~12 0 TUNE -50~50 0 OCTAVE -2~2 0 BEAT 4 TOUCH OFF -1~3 2 SPLIT POINT 1-61 19 PORTAMENTO 0~3 2 PEDALSUS PEDALSUS,SOF, ACC, TAP, MEM PEDALSUS DSP TYPE ON/OFF ON REV. TYPE 0~7 4 REV. LEVL 0~127 40 CHO.TYPE 0~7 2 CHO. LEVL 0~127 0 LOCAL ON/OFF ON RECEIVE 1~16 -ALL ALL TRANSMIT 1-16 1

Default parameters

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ALBUM

STYLE

ABC SPLIT DUAL

PORTA

TOUCH

SUSTAIN

MELODY OFF

Insert the ﬂ oppy disk that contains a standard midi ﬁ le into the disk drive, and then press

the DISK Button.”WAIT....” will display and disk icon will ﬂ ash on the LCD during loading

disk song names. After ﬁ nishing this, a song name of disk and disk icon is displayed on the LCD display. Only the names which extension are [.MID] in the disk will be displayed and the max. number of letter is 8.

Disk

Using Floppy Disks

LIST SONG NAMES OF DISK

For example, if the midi song ﬁ le is SONG1.MID, the LCD display appears SONG1. Press the +/- number of button, and data dial to select the song names of disk you want to playback. If there is no disk in disk drive,”No Disk” message appears on the LCD after pressing the button.

Insert a FLOPPY in the drive, enter the DISK mode by pressing the DISK button, select a song, then press the START/STOP button, to start the song Playback. The Playback can be stopped immediately by pressing the START/ STOP button again.

PLAYBACK SONG DISK

If you want to change the number of disk song while a midi song is playing, you can rotate the data dial and press the +/- buttons .The song playing will be stopped as soon as the number of song is changed. Otherwise “Wait...” will display while disk is loading until the MIDI starts to play and the song name appears on the LCD.

Flashing disk icon indicates the song data is loading or writing. Do not take out the ﬂ oppy disk from disk drive while disk icon is ﬂ ashing. The disk icon will stop ﬂ ashing and light it after loading. There are enough memory to store the disk song data in ps1600. Playing any one of disk song will load nothing after all disk songs data have been loaded.

The message “No Disk” will appear on the LCD taking out the ﬂ oppy disk from the drive in disk mode.

Caution: Do not take out ﬂ oppy disk from disk drive while the disk icon is ﬂ ashing. Otherwise the disk will be damaged!

If no ﬂ oppy disk is in the disk drive, the LCD will display:”No Disk”.

If the ﬂ oppy disk is empty or there is no ﬁ les which extension is mid, the LCD will display:”No File”.

If loading disk contains an error, the LCD will display:”Disk Err”.

If the track of a playing song is greater than 64, the LCD will display:”Track Err”.

DISK MESSAGES

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FUNCTION

If the midi format of a playing song is format2,the LCD will display :”Format Err”.

If the ticks in one beat of a playing song is greater than 1024 or less than 24, the LCD displays “Midi Err”.

If midi data is irregular, the LCD will display :”Midi Err” or “Track Err”.

DISK UTILITY

Press the UTILITY button, the “Play Mode”,”Format” and “Delete” functions will be selected by the +/- button and the DIAL. If you want to enter these disk functions, you can press the NEXT button. If you want to exit, press the BACK button.

Press UTILITY button, the LCD will display

PLAY MODE

Press the NEXT button to enter Play mode: ”Loop One” appearing on the LCD indicates the disk songs will playback repeatedly.

Press the [+] button or the DIAL, the “Loop All” indicates the disk songs will playback from the ﬁ rst songs to the end and then return to start ﬁ rst song again. Press the the [-] button or the DIAL will appear “Loop One”.

Note: You can still receive MIDI data through the MIDI IN connector when the disk song is playing, but it may cause unexpected errors . We suggest you do not playback disk songs and receive MIDI data at the same time.

DISK FORMAT

Press the UTILITY button and then press the [+] button or rotate the DIAL, the LCD will display: U2: FORMAT.

Press the NEXT button. The message ”FORMAT?” appears on the display.

Press the [+] button to execute the format operation (or press the [-] button to cancel ). The message “WAIT..” appears and disk icon will ﬂ ash on the display when format is in process.

Once the disk has been formatted,the message ”Format OK”will display on the LCD.

Note:

1.There will not be any action if you press any buttons when the disk is formatting.

2.When a write-protected disk is loading, ”Protect!” Will be displayed.

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FUNCTION

DELETE MIDI

Select the disk midi deletion function by pressing the UTILITY and [+] button or rotate the DIAL. The message ”DelMid” will appear on the display.

Press the NEXT button and the disk song name (.midi) will display.

Press the [+] button or DIAL to select the song you want to delete.

Press the NEXT button and LCD will display the message: ”DELETE ?”.

If you are sure, press the [+] button and the message “WAIT....” Will appear on the LCD. If you do

not want to delete the song, press the [-] button . Return to the step #2 after the step above.

DELETE MEM

Select the disk memory deletion function by pressing the UTILITY and [+] button or rotate the DIAL. The message ”Del Memo” will appear on the display.

Press the NEXT button and the disk memory name (.mem) will display.

Press the [+] button or rotate the DIAL to select the memory you want to delete. Press the NEXT button and LCD will display the message:”DELETE ?”.

If you are sure, press the [+] button and the message “Wait....” appears on the LCD. If you

do not want to delete the song, you can press the [-] button .Return to step 2 after the step above.

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FUNCTION

LOAD MIDI

Select the load disk mid function by pressing the UTILITY button or rotate the DIAL ”. The message "LoadRec" will appear on the display.

Press the [+] button and the saved disk mid name (*.mid) is displayed.

Press the [+] button or rotate the DIAL to select the mid you want to load. Press the NEXT button and the LCD will display the message : ”Wait...” LCD will display as below when the MIDI song is loading at the end.

Note

The Load MIDI function can be only used for the midi ﬁ les saved directly by the keyboard. If the midi ﬁ les are saved from a PC or other midi devices, their names will be not displayed on LCD and this function is disabled .

If you have loaded a MIDI ﬁ le by this function, the recorded memory data will be overwirtten. you can continue to edit recorded data by step record or realtime record.

LOAD MEMO

Select the load disk memory function by pressing the UTILITY or [+] button or rotate the DIAL, the message ”LoadMem” will appear on the display.

Press the NEXT button and the disk memory name (.mem) will be display.

Press the [+] button or rotate the DIAL to select the mem you want to load. Press the NEXT button and LCD will display the message :”Wait...”. Once the loading is over the LCD will display the message "SUCCESS1"

Note: This function is only used for the memory ﬁ les

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FUNCTION

Disk SAVE

Press the SAVE button to select Disk Save mid menu.

SAVE MIDI

Press the NEXT button to enter the save midi ﬁ le mode.

“MIDI0001” will appear on the LCD and the character “0” will ﬂ ash.”H” will be changed by keyboard. You can press some special keyboards keys to rename or delete it.

A standard midi format ﬁ le will be saved in the disk. The ﬁ le is always located in the root of disk. This mid ﬁ le can be continued to edit by MIDI function.

Input ﬁ le name: If you want to enter a new name for the saved song, you can press the keyboard key [ ] or the keyboard key [ ] to move the position of character you want to modify and then press the other special keyboard to name the song. A song name can consist of up to 8 characters.

Press the NEXT button after entering new song name to conﬁ rm. The message “OverWri?” will appear on the LCD when there is a same song name in the disk. Press the BACK or [-] button to rename . Press [+] button to overwrite the original ﬁ le.

Note:

•The “DISK FUL” message will appear on the LCD if there is no more space in the disk.

•The LCD will display “Protect! “ if a write-protected disk is load.

•Press the [+]/[-],[BACK] or number button to return renaming song.

SAVE MEM

Press the SAVE button to select the Disk Save memory menu.

Press the NEXT button to enter save memory ﬁ le mode. The LCD will display memory name.

Input ﬁ le name: If you want to enter a new name for the new mem ﬁ le, you can press the keyboard key [ ] or the keyboard key [ ] to move the position of character you want to modify and then press the other special keyboard to name the song. A mem name can consist of up to 8 characters.

Press the NEXT button after entering new memory (mem) name to conﬁ rm. The message “OverWri?” will appear on the LCD when there is a same mem name in the disk. Press the BACK or [-] button to rename . Press [+] button to overwrite the original ﬁ le.

Note: If there’s no disk inside the ﬂ oppy driver, then there’s only “Play Mode” can be shown in the utility menu. If there’s no memory ﬁ les or record ﬁ les in the disk, the related selections would not be shown in the utility menu.

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ALBUM

STYLE

ABC SPLIT DUAL

PORTA

TOUCH

SUSTAIN

MELODY OFF

RECORDING

REALTIME RECORDING

START RECORDING

One user song can be recorded, each song has 5 tracks (1 ACCOMP track, 4 MELODY tracks). The song you have recorded can be saved to the ﬂ oppy disk in Midiﬁ le standard.

Press the RECORD button. The REC ﬂ ag will appear on the LCD and enter realtime recording mode. The 4 beats will ﬂ ash simultaneity on the LCD if you record accompany track. It indicates waiting for record.

A track is automatically selected after entering the recording mode. You can also press melody track buttons to select other tracks for recording.

The recording will start as soon as you play a note on the keyboard or press the START/STOP button. The TEMPO data will display with current TEMPO value and the beat will appear when turn on the LCD.

• If a track is started to record ,the data recorded before in this track will be deleted and overwritten by new recorded data.

• If a track is started to record , the parameter of TUNE, TRANSPOSE will be automatically resetted.

• You can turn on the metronome but it does not be recorded in user song when it is recording.

• Press the START/STOP button to turn on or turn off the STYLE and do not exit record mode when the keyboard is recording.

• Press the DEMO button to stop recording and switch to start playing demo song at once, the recorded data in the keyboard will be lost.

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ALBUM

STYLE

ABC SPLIT DUAL

PORTA

TOUCH

SUSTAIN

MELODY OFF

STOP RECORDING

If the record memory is full in record mode, It will stop recording and exit record mode automatically . A style will be turned off at the same time. The “FULL” message will appear on the LCD. It will also stop recording at the end of the style if pressing the ENDING button when the STYLE is playing.

AUTO STOP

Pressing the RECORD button during the recording ps1600 will stop recording. If the recorded track has data, the ﬂ ag of this track will display on the LCD.

MANUAL STOP

PLAYBACK

Select track: press the [Melody1], [Melody4], [Accomp] button to select a record track. A lighting

ﬂ ag of the track indicates the track you select. The ﬂ ag of the track is not lighten , indicating that there are no any record datas and the track is empty.

Playback: once you have selected the tracks press the [PLAY] button to begin playing . If the USER SONG is empty or no tracks are not

selected, the LCD will display “NoRecord”. Press the PLAY button to stop a playing song.

Caution: The recorded data will be clear after it power on or reset.

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Keys

88 keys with Touch Response

Voices

178 voices (GM compatible)

Polyphony

64-note (max.)

Styles

100 styles (96 orchestral + 4 Piano styles)

Albums

92 albums

Accompaniment Control

Start/stop, Sync, Fill-IN A, Fill-IN B, Ending

Song

50 songs

DEMO Song

5 demo songs

Overall Control

Metro on/off, Transpose, Tune, Octave, Touch, Split Point, Key select, Portamento time, Pad assign, DSP on/off, Reverb type, Reverb level, Chorus type, Chorus level, Local on/off, Receive, Transmit, Default parameters, Default parameters

Sequencer

Realtime Record, Each record has 5 tracks (1 accomp track and 4 melody tracks)

MIDI

MIDI IN/OUT, channel receive or transmit

Disk

Play standard midi ﬁ les, saves midi ﬁ les from recording data

Speaker

25W + 25W

Connectors

Phones, Aux. Out, Pedals, MIDI IN/OUT

Weight

70 kg./154lbs

Dimensions

1380 (W) X 520 (D) X 830 (H) mm. - 54'' (W) X 20'' (D) X 32'' (H)

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION

Family Name

Preset Name Style#

Prg. Ch. (1-

128)

Bank sel. 0

BPM Family

Name

Preset Name Style#

(01-96)

Realtime Prg.Ch. (1-128)

Bank sel. 0

BPM

Pop/Rock DevotedToYou 16 2 0 115 Latin No. 5 Mambo 75 62 0 88 Pop/Rock OhCarolDiana 22 67 0 148 Latin CarlosSmooth 74 30 0 125 Pop/Rock Rockin’Clock 39 57 0 146 Latin Slightly Out 66 27 0 158 Pop/Rock Chuk B Good 20 30 0 173 Latin The Copa 5 19 0 127 Pop/Rock Shake Rattle 21 17 0 202 Latin Besame Molto 69 1 0 112 Pop/Rock Do The Twist 21 67 0 165 Latin One Note Sam 67 19 0 127 Pop/Rock Knockin Wood 23 62 0 124 Country RhinestoneBo 1 26 0 116 Pop/Rock Let’s Dance 21 18 0 173 Country CountryWoman 83 28 0 104 Pop/Rock Apache 69 28 0 146 Country Midnight Cby 7 26 8 110 Pop/Rock HonkyTonkGal 11 31 0 110 Country Low Places 6 28 0 118 Pop/Rock Go Surﬁ n’ 21 27 0 170 Country Stand By Man 62 27 8 98 Pop/Rock IfYouLeaveMe 17 61 0 91 Country Dukes o’Hazd 59 28 0 128 Pop/Rock Sleepwalkin’ 13 30 0 134 Country LetLoveFlow 58 26 8 108 Pop/Rock The Soul Man 23 62 0 124 Country On The Bayou 34 41 0 111 Pop/Rock Jailhouse 39 30 0 187 Country Magniﬁ cent7 61 49 0 139 Pop/Rock WhatevrIwant 19 31 0 128 Country Achy Breaky 62 28 0 128 Pop/Rock Elton’s Song 1 1 0 66 Classical Reed Flutes 64 74 0 154 Pop/Rock Love’s Power 13 5 0 63 Classical Air on G 1 69 0 75 Pop/Rock MsJones n’Me 6 65 0 92 Classical Greensleeves 28 75 0 111 Pop/Rock The Red Lady 16 74 0 69 Classical Troika 59 10 0 163 Pop/Rock She’s Lovely 3 23 0 121 Classical Canon in D 1 41 0 65 Ballroom Blue Danube 27 49 0 180 Classical Fur Elise 25 1 0 150 Ballroom Moonlight S. 50 72 0 87 Classical The Swan 30 43 0 88 Ballroom Millers Mood 52 62 0 181 Classical Symphony 40 59 49 0 211 Ballroom LastingWaltz 28 49 0 89 Classical Alla Turca 64 49 0 232 Ballroom SpanishGypsy 86 57 0 127 Classical William Tell 64 61 0 250 Ballroom Won’tBeCruel 39 62 0 190 Jazz ParisInApril 51 62 0 130 Ballroom JealousTango 32 24 0 122 Jazz Sept. In Rain 50 1 0 132 Ballroom SunnySideSt. 52 72 0 124 Jazz My Prince 53 12 0 138 Ballroom Mexican Hat 37 22 0 135 Jazz LeaveAutumn 49 1 0 151 Ballroom Beer Barrel 33 24 0 126 Jazz Another You 49 66 0 200 Ballroom Two For Tea 73 58 0 128 Jazz Close To You 50 61 0 102 International LasMananitas 28 57 0 149 Jazz SweetGeorgia 54 41 0 211 International Funiculi 37 26 0 135 Jazz An Easy Win 34 60 0 176 International La Biquina 88 57 0 181 Jazz 2 Feet 5 56 72 0 190 International Clari Polka 83 72 0 124 Jazz Raindrops 50 60 0 143 International Cielto Lindo 25 66 0 176 Party AuldLangSyne 28 49 0 162 International Pa Mujeres 70 22 0 90 Party HappyBirthday 28 57 0 104 International Munich 85 72 0 93 Party Merry Xmas 30 49 0 168 International VolverVolver 2 60 0 93 Party StarsStripes 27 62 0 104 International O Sole Mio 79 26 8 99 Party Marseillaise 34 57 0 112 International A Movie Star 81 90 0 120 Party Deutschland 81 62 0 85 Latin Spanish Eyes 79 1 0 113 Party GodSaveQueen 25 61 0 82 Latin Brasil 67 62 0 127 Party Hava Nagila 33 41 0 126 Latin Ipanema Girl 65 67 0 130 Party WeddingMarch 27 20 0 145 Latin Some Stupid 71 25 0 108 Party The Bride 27 62 0 177

ALBUMS LIST

APPENDIX

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APPENDIX 1-VOICE LIST

APPENDIX 2-STYLE LIST

Display

Num.

SoundName

Patch (ProgBank-

MSB)

Instr. / Drum-

Kit

Display

Num.

SoundName

Patch (ProgBank-

MSB)

Instr. / Drum-

Kit

Display

Num.

SoundName

Patch

(Prog-

BankMSB)

Instr. / DrumKit

1 Piano1 0-0 Instrument 61 Fr.Horn 60-0 Instrument 121 FretNois 120-0 Instrument 2 Piano2 1-0 Instrument 62 Brass 61-0 Instrument 122 Breath 121-0 Instrument 3 Piano3 2-0 Instrument 63 SynBras1 62-0 Instrument 123 SeaShore 122-0 Instrument 4 HonkyPF 3-0 Instrument 64 SynBras2 63-0 Instrument 124 Birds 123-0 Instrument 5 RhodesPF 4-0 Instrument 65 Sopr.Sax 64-0 Instrument 125 Phone 1 124-0 Instrument 6 FMPiano 5-0 Instrument 66 Alto Sax 65-0 Instrument 126 Helicopt 125-0 Instrument 7 Harpsich 6-0 Instrument 67 TenorSax 66-0 Instrument 127 Applause 126-0 Instrument 8 Clavinet 7-0 Instrument 68 Bari.Sax 67-0 Instrument 128 Gun Shot 127-0 Instrument 9 Celesta 8-0 Instrument 69 Oboe 68-0 Instrument 129 STDdrum 0 DrumKit (ch.10) 10 Glocken 9-0 Instrument 70 Eng.Horn 69-0 Instrument 130 ROOMdrum 8 DrumKit (ch.10) 11 MusicBox 10-0 Instrument 71 Bassoon 70-0 Instrument 131 POWdrum 16 DrumKit (ch.10) 12 Vibes 11-0 Instrument 72 Clarinet 71-0 Instrument 132 ELECdrum 24 DrumKit (ch.10) 13 Marimba 12-0 Instrument 73 Piccolo 72-0 Instrument 133 ANLGdrum 25 DrumKit (ch.10) 14 Xilo 13-0 Instrument 74 Flute 73-0 Instrument 134 JAZZdrum 32 DrumKit (ch.10) 15 TubBell 14-0 Instrument 75 Recorder 74-0 Instrument 135 BRSHdrum 40 DrumKit (ch.10) 16 Santur 15-0 Instrument 76 PanFlute 75-0 Instrument 136 ORCdrum 48 DrumKit (ch.10) 17 Organ1 16-0 Instrument 77 Bottle 76-0 Instrument 137 SFXdrum 56 DrumKit (ch.10) 18 Organ2 17-0 Instrument 78 Shakuha. 77-0 Instrument 138 HarpsOct 6-8 Instrument 19 Organ3 18-0 Instrument 79 Whistle 78-0 Instrument 139 12strnGt 25-8 Instrument 20 Church 19-0 Instrument 80 Ocarina 79-0 Instrument 140 Hawai Gt 26-8 Instrument 21 ReedOrg 20-0 Instrument 81 SquareLd 80-0 Instrument 141 PhatSyn1 82-1 Instrument 22 Musette 21-0 Instrument 82 SawLead 81-0 Instrument 142 PhatSyn2 84-1 Instrument 23 Harmonic 22-0 Instrument 83 Calliope 82-0 Instrument 143 Sinus 126-15 Instrument 24 Bandoneo 23-0 Instrument 84 ChifLead 83-0 Instrument 144 Castanet 115-8 Instrument 25 NylonGt 24-0 Instrument 85 Charang 84-0 Instrument 145 Orch.BD 116-8 Instrument 26 HybridGt 25-0 Instrument 86 SoloVox 85-0 Instrument 146 GtCutNoi 120-1 Instrument 27 JazzGt 26-0 Instrument 87 Saw5th 86-0 Instrument 147 StrnSlap 120-2 Instrument 28 CleanGt 27-0 Instrument 88 BassLead 87-0 Instrument 148 KeyClick 121-1 Instrument 29 MutedGt 28-0 Instrument 89 Fantasy 88-0 Instrument 149 Rain 122-1 Instrument 30 OverdrGt 29-0 Instrument 90 WarmPad 89-0 Instrument 150 Thunder 122-2 Instrument 31 DistorGt 30-0 Instrument 91 PolySynt 90-0 Instrument 151 Wind 122-3 Instrument 32 HarmonGt 31-0 Instrument 92 SpaceVox 91-0 Instrument 152 Stream 122-4 Instrument 33 AcouBass 32-0 Instrument 93 BowGlass 92-0 Instrument 153 Bubbles 122-5 Instrument 34 FingBass 33-0 Instrument 94 MetalPad 93-0 Instrument 154 Dog 123-1 Instrument 35 PickBass 34-0 Instrument 95 HaloPad 94-0 Instrument 155 Gallop 123-2 Instrument 36 FretlBas 35-0 Instrument 96 SweepPad 95-0 Instrument 156 Bird 123-3 Instrument 37 SlapBas1 36-0 Instrument 97 IceRain 96-0 Instrument 157 Phone 2 124-1 Instrument 38 SlapBas2 37-0 Instrument 98 SoundTrk 97-0 Instrument 158 DoorCreak 124-2 Instrument 39 SyntBas1 38-0 Instrument 99 Crystal 98-0 Instrument 159 DoorSlam 124-3 Instrument 40 SyntBas2 39-0 Instrument 100 Atmosph. 99-0 Instrument 160 Scratch 124-4 Instrument 41 Violin 40-0 Instrument 101 Brightn. 100-0 Instrument 161 Windchim 124-5 Instrument 42 Viola 41-0 Instrument 102 Goblin 101-0 Instrument 162 CarEngin 125-1 Instrument 43 Cello 42-0 Instrument 103 EchoDrop 102-0 Instrument 163 Car Stop 125-2 Instrument 44 Contrabs 43-0 Instrument 104 StarThem 103-0 Instrument 164 Car Pass 125-3 Instrument 45 Tremolo 44-0 Instrument 105 Sitar 104-0 Instrument 165 CarCrash 125-4 Instrument 46 Pizzicat 45-0 Instrument 106 Banjo 105-0 Instrument 166 Soren 125-5 Instrument 47 Harp 46-0 Instrument 107 Shamisen 106-0 Instrument 167 Train 125-6 Instrument 48 Timpani 47-0 Instrument 108 Koto 107-0 Instrument 168 JetPlane 125-7 Instrument 49 Strings 48-0 Instrument 109 Kalimba 108-0 Instrument 169 Starship 125-8 Instrument 50 SlowStrn 49-0 Instrument 110 BagPipe 109-0 Instrument 170 BurstNoi 125-9 Instrument 51 SynStrn1 50-0 Instrument 111 Fiddle 110-0 Instrument 171 Laughing 126-1 Instrument 52 SynStrn2 51-0 Instrument 112 Shanai 111-0 Instrument 172 Scream 126-2 Instrument 53 Choir 52-0 Instrument 113 Tinkle 112-0 Instrument 173 Punch 126-3 Instrument 54 DooVox 53-0 Instrument 114 Agogo 113-0 Instrument 174 Heart Bt 126-4 Instrument 55 SyntVox 54-0 Instrument 115 SteelDrm 114-0 Instrument 175 Step 126-5 Instrument 56 Orch.Hit 55-0 Instrument 116 Woodblok 115-0 Instrument 176 Mach.Gun 127-1 Instrument 57 Trumpet 56-0 Instrument 117 Taiko 116-0 Instrument 177 LaserGun 127-2 Instrument 58 Trombone 57-0 Instrument 118 Melo.Tom 117-0 Instrument 178 Explosn. 127-3 Instrument 59 TubaBass 58-0 Instrument 119 Syn.Drum 118-0 Instrument 60 MuteTrum 59-0 Instrument 120 Rev.Cymb 119-0 Instrument

POP1 POP2 ROCK TRADITIONAL1 TRADITIONAL2 DANCE

01 8BeatSlow 09 LiteFunk 17 SoftRock 25 Waltz1 33 6/8Polka 41 DiscoSamba 02 8BtMedium 10 6/8Sweet 18 HeavyRock 26 Waltz2 34 Folk2/4 42 DiscoCha 03 8BeatFast 11 6/8Blues 19 80LiteRock 27 Real Vienna 35 ItalianFolk1 43 JamiroDance 04 8BeatLatin 12 EpicBallad 20 GuitarRock 28 SlowWaltz 36 ItalianFolk2 44 70sDance 05 8BeatPop 13 PopBallad 21 SurfTwist 29 Musette 37 Tarantella1 45 HouseDance 06 EasyPop 14 PopBallad12 22 Teenage50s 30 Mazurka1 38 Tarantella2 46 SoulTown 07 SmoothPop 15 BlueBallad 23 60sSoul 31 Mazurka2 39 Jive 47 OrchDisco 08 PopShufﬂ e 16 EasyBallad 24 80sBallad 32 Tango 40 HappyDance 48 GloryDisco

JAZZ COUNTRY LATIN1 LATIN2 WORLD1 WORLD2

49 BasicTrio 57 CountryPop1 65 Bossa1 73 ChaCha 81 GermanPop 89 Zeibekico 50 SlowSwing 58 CountryPop2 66 Bossa2 74 PopChaCha 82 PopWaltz 90 Syrtos 51 BasieBand 59 CountryBeat 67 Samba1 75 Mambo 83 PartyPolka 91 Kalamat 52 HotBigBand 60 CountrySwing 68 Samba2 76 Salsa 84 Boehmish 92 Tsamikos 53 JazzWaltz 61 CountryFox 69 Beguine1 77 Merengue 85 EgerWaltz 93 Turk9/8 54 Django 62 ModCountry 70 Beguine2 78 FastRhumba 86 PasoDoble 94 Turk7/8 55 Charleston 63 Unplugged1 71 PopBeguine 79 RhumbaClass 87 Flamenco 95 Turk5/8 56 Dixieland 64 Unplugged2 72 LatinBand 80 Guajira 88 Sevillana 96 Duek

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Chord Chord Name/[Abbreviation] Normal Voicing

Chord (C) Display

Major [M]

1-3-5 C C

Major sixth [6]

1-(3) -5- 6 C6 C6

CM7

Major seventh [M7]

1-3-(5)-7 CM7 CM7

CM7#11

Major seventh sharp Eleventh [M7#11]

1-(2) -3-#4-(5) -7 CM7#11 CM7#11

Cmadd9

Major add ninth [Madd9]

1-2-3-5 Cmadd9 CM (9)

CM9

Major ninth [M9]

1-2-3-(5) -7 CM9 CM7 (9)

C6 9

Major sixth add ninth [6 9]

1-2-3-(5) -6 C6 9 C6 (9)

Caug

Augmented [aug]

1-3-#5 Caug Caug

Minor [m]

1-b3-5 Cm Cm

Cm6

Minor sixth [m6]

1-b3-5-6 Cm6 Cm6

Cm7

Minor seventh [m7]

1-b3-(5) -b7 Cm7 Cm7

Cm7b5

Minor seventh ﬂ atted ﬁ fth [m7b5]

1-b3-b5-b7 Cm7b5 Cm7b5

Cmadd9

Minor add ninth [madd9]

1-2-b3-5 Cmadd9 Cm (9)

Cm9

Minor ninth [m9]

1-2-b3-(5) -b7 Cm9 Cm7 (9)

Cm11

Minor eleventh [m11]

1-(2) -b3-4-5-(b7) Cm11 Cm7 (11)

CmM7

Minor major ninth [mM7]

1-b3-(5) -7 CmM7 CmM7

CmM9

Minor major ninth [mM9]

1-2-b3-(5) -7 CmM9 CmM7 (9)

Cdim

Diminished [dim]

1-b3-b5 Cdim Cdim

Cdim7

Diminished seventh [dim7]

1-b3-b5-6 Cdim7 Cdim7

Seventh [7]

1-3-(5) -b7 C7 C7

C7sus4

Seventh suspended fourth [7sus4]

1-4-5-b7 C7sus4 C7sus4

C7b5

Seventh ﬂ atted ﬁ fth [7b5]

1-3-b5-b7 C7b5 C7b5

C7 9

Seventh ninth [7 9]

1-2-3-(5) -b7 C7 9 C7 (9)

C7#11

Seventh sharp eleventh [7#11]

1-2-3-#4-(5) -b7 or 1-(2) -3-#4-5-b7 C7#11 C7 (#11)

C7 13

Seventh thirteenth [7 13]

2-3-5-6-b7 C7 13 C7 (13)

C7b9

Seventh ﬂ atted Ninth [7b9]

1-b2-3-(5) -b7 C7b9 C7 (b9)

C7b13

Seventh ﬂ atted thirteenth [7b13]

1-3-5-b6-b7 C7b13 C7 (b13)

C7#9

Seventh sharp ninth [7#9]

(1) -#2-3-(5) -b7 C7#9 C7 (#9)

CM7aug

Major seventh augmented [M7aug]

1-3-#5-7 CM7aug CM7aug

C7aug

Seventh augmented [7aug]

(1) -3-#5-b7 C7aug C7aug

Csus4

Suspended Fourth [sus4]

1-4-5 Csus4 Csus4

C1+2+5

One plus tow plus ﬁ ve [1+2+5]

1-2-5 C1+2+5 C

CHORD TABLE

SONG LIST

The Entertainer

S. Joplin

The Old Gray Mare

Brahms Lullaby

J. Brahms

Carmen

G. Bizet

The Stage Coach

Nocturne

F. Chopin

Back Arioso

J. S. Bach

Symphony No.45 "Farewell" Mov.1

F. J. Haydn

Heidenröslein

F. Schubert

German Dance No.6 In E

F. J. Haydn

Canon

Pachelbel

Sonata

W. A Mozart

Flute Sonata No 7 In A Minor Mov.4

G.F. Handel

Concerto In F Op.4 No.5 Mov.3

G.F. Handel

Turkey In The Straw

Old Black Joe

S. Foster

Rondo

W.A. Mozart

Londonderry Air

My Bonnie

Nocturne Op.15 No.2 In F#

F. Chopin

German Dance No.1 In D

F. J. Haydn

Red River Valley

Etudes Op.10 No.3 In E Major

F. Chopin

Troika

Nocturnes Op.62 No.2 In E

F. Chopin

The Sideway

Folk Song

Ave Maria

F. Schubert

Der Deitcher’s Dog

S. Winner

Joy To The World

Santa Claus Is Coming To Town

Silent Night

F. Gruber

Amazing Grace

Sippin Cider Through A Straw

Battle Hymne Of The Republic

Carry Me Back To Old Virginny

Oh Susanna

Old Floks At Home

Mazurka For Piano Op.6 No.1

F. Chopin

Rondo 1

W. A. Mozart

O’sole Mio

Nocturnes Op.32 No.2 In Ab

F. Chopin

Cello Concerto In D Mov.2 Adagio

F. J. Haydn

Chant San Sparoles Op.40 No.6

P. Tschaikowsky

German Dance No.5 In D

F. J. Haydn

Impromptu

F. Chopin

Nocturne

Minuet

Invention A 2 Voix

J.s. Bach

Gavotte

F. Gossec

Spring

F. Mendelssohn

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Function

ransmi

tted

Recognized Remarks

Basic Default Channel Changed

1ch

1-16ch

ALL

1-16ch

Default

Mode Messages

Altered

X X

***********

3 3

X Note Number: True voice

***********

Velocity : Note on

No te off

9nH,V=1-127

X 9nH,V=0

9nH,V=1-127

X (9nH,V=0;8nH,V=0-127) Af ter key' s Touch Ch' s

X X

X Pitch Bend Control 0 Change 1

5 6

7 10 11 64 65 66 67 80 81 91 93

120 121 123

X X

O O

Bank Select Modulation Portamento Time Data Entry Volume Pan Expression SustainPedal Portamento ON/OFF Sostenuto Pedal Soft Pedal Reverb Program ChorusProgram Reverb Level Chorus Level All SoundOff Reset AllControllers

All Notes Off Program Change : true

***********

System Exclusive X

System : SongPosition Common:Song Select

: Tune

X X X

X X

X System :Clock Real Time :Commands

X X*1

X*1 Aux :LOCAL ON/OFF

:All Notes Off

Messages :Active sense

:Reset

X X X X

Notes: *1

When theaccompanimentis started, anFAH message is transmitted.When accompanimentis stoped, an FCH message is transmitted.When an FAH

message is receiv

ed, accompanimentis started. When an FCH message

is received, accompanimentis stoped.

Mode 1: OMNION, POLY Mode 2 : OMNI ON, MONO : YES Mode 3: OMNIOFF , POLY Mode 4 : OMNI OFF , MONO X : NO

0-127 0-127

0-127

MIDI IMPLEMENTATION CHART

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Note : This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of 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 instrument does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the instrument 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 the 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. CAUTION : Changes or modiﬁ cations to this product not expressly approved by the manufacturer could void the user’s authority to operate this product.

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