Kawai R100 User Manual
Specifications and Main Features
- Sound Quality: 12-bit PCM format with a 32khz samplin rate across 24 different drums and percussion sounds.
- Touch Response: The performer's controls with adjust each sound source's touch sensitivity to varying levels.
- Programming Ease: All sensory sources have controls for LEVEL, SENSITIVITY, TUNE and PAN which can also be seen on a screen in bar graph format.
- Tune and Pan Control: During pattern recording each note can be configured with respect to each tune and pan settings.
- Line Outputs: Features stereo phone and mono outputs, in addition, there are eight separate channel outputs.
- Editing Functions: There are several recording techniques: real-time, step and new functions PUNCH IN/OUT, REPEAT, JUMP, allow very precise chain and songs editing.
- Memory Cartridges: Serves as a backup for internal memory by being compatible with the RC-16 memory cartridges.
- MIDI Implementation: Multi midi capability that includes recording patterns and songs using external keyboards, externally generated Song Position Pointer and system exclusive messages.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What are the power supply requirements for the Kawai R-100?In order for the device to operate properly, it must be connected to a power supply that meets the voltage requirements.
- How many hours of normal use can be obtained from a lithium battery used for memory backup? To more than five normal years worth of battery life.
It is highly suggested that you replace the device after five years.
- Is it possible to connect drums or other instruments to the R-100?
We can confirm that R-100 has jacks for MIDI IN/OUT, THRU and synchro which enables connection to other MIDI devices as well as sync functions with other equipment.
- What connectors do I have at the R-100?
R-100 has eight independent line outputs beside stereo and mono outputs panels.
- How can I retain rhythm patterns?
Patterns can be stored, for example, using an RC-16 memory cartridge or Ig recording on a cassette tape.
- Is post recording editing optional?
Yes, the editing functions of the R-100 allow further work to be done on the already recorded patterns to some extent.
- Can I store in R-100 more than hundred patterns?
The R-100 supports the saving of up to one hundred patterns.
- How to remove dirt from the R-100?
The instrument can be wiped using a soft cloth and lukewarm water mixed with a mild detergent expect strong and abrasive detergents.
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