Medeli AK603 User guide

INFORMATION FOR YOUR SAFETY!

THE FCC REGULATION WARNING (for USA)

Changes or modications not expressly approved by the
party responsible for compliance could void the user’s
authority to operate the equipment.
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Op­eration is subject to the following two conditions:
(1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and
(2) this device must accept any interference received, in­cluding interference that may cause undesired operation.

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 o 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 dier-
ent from that to which the receiver is connected.

■ Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV techni-
cian for help.

Unauthorized changes or modication to this system can
void the user’s authority to operate this equipment.

PRECAUTIONS

PLEASE READ CAREFULLY BEFORE PROCEEDING

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

Power Supply

Please connect the designated DC adapter 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 DC power adapter when not using the instru­ment, or during electrical storms.

Connections

Before connecting the instrument to other devices, turn
o 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 elds

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 uids, or
chemical-impregnated wiping cloths.

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.

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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, remove the electric plug from the
outlet. Then have the instrument inspected by qualied
service personnel.

Disconnect all cables before moving the instrument.

Contents

Panel & Display Description ........................................ 4

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

Joystick .............................................................................. 5

Rear Panel ........................................................................... 6

LCD .................................................................................... 6

Setup .................................................................................7

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

Music Stand ........................................................................7

Connecting the Headphones .................................................7

Connecting Pedals ..............................................................7

Connections ....................................................................8

Connecting to external PA systems ........................................ 8

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

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

Connecting a USB Flash Drive ............................................... 8

Sounds .............................................................................. 9

Playing Sounds .................................................................... 9

Setting the Keyboard Touch Sensitivity ...................................9

Transpose & Octave ............................................................ 10

Sustain .............................................................................. 10

Synth ................................................................................ 10

Style ................................................................................. 12

Using Styles ...................................................................... 12

Style Playback ................................................................... 12

Chord Mode ...................................................................... 14

Setting Chord Detect Mode ................................................. 16

Quick Setting (Q.S.) ............................................................ 16

Eects ............................................................................. 24

Insert Eects ......................................................................24

Global Eects .................................................................... 24

Master EQ ......................................................................... 25

Performance Enhancement ......................................26

Arpeggio ...........................................................................26

Harmony ........................................................................... 26

USB Storage Devices .................................................. 26

Common Operation ............................................................ 26

Play .................................................................................. 27

Save ................................................................................. 27

Load ................................................................................. 28

Format .............................................................................. 28

Setting ............................................................................. 29

Tune ................................................................................. 29

Metronome Time Signature .................................................29

Fade In/Out Time ............................................................... 30

Split Point .......................................................................... 30

Harmony Type .................................................................... 30

Arpeggio Type .................................................................... 30

Arpeggio Hold .................................................................... 30

Lock .................................................................................30

Sustain Pedal ..................................................................... 31

Expression Pedal................................................................ 31

Joystick Down ...................................................................31

Recorder Mode .................................................................. 31

MIDI Out Channels ............................................................. 31

Auto Power O ..................................................................31

Songs and Audio .......................................................... 17

Playing Songs and Audio ....................................................17

MIDI Recording .................................................................. 17

Audio Recording ................................................................18

Metronome .....................................................................19

Tempo .............................................................................. 19

Phrase Pads ...................................................................20

Selecting a Phrase Pad Bank ............................................... 20

Playing Phrase Pads ........................................................... 20

Playing Phrase Pads with Chord Mode ................................ 21

Album ..............................................................................21

Demo ............................................................................... 22

Mixer ................................................................................ 22

Performance Memory ................................................. 23

Using Performance Memory ................................................ 23

Locking Parameters ............................................................ 23

MIDI .................................................................................. 32

What’s MIDI? ..................................................................... 32

Troubleshooting ............................................................ 32

Specications ............................................................... 33

Appendices

Sound List ......................................................................... 35

Style List ........................................................................... 49

Song List ........................................................................... 52

Phrase Pad List .................................................................. 53

Insert Eect List ................................................................. 54

Global Eect List ................................................................ 55

Part Eect List ...................................................................57

Chord List .........................................................................58

MIDI Implementation Chart .................................................. 59

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Panel & Display Description

Front Panel

MASTER VOLUME

8 POPRNR LOVE BLDHOUSE

SUNSHINE80S DISCO

16BEAT BLS ROCK HIP HOP

COOL 8BT 8BT BLD

CHA CHA

SALSA SMTH JZ

FUS SHUFL BLGRASS LTN ROCK

METRONOMETAP MIXERFUNCTIONTEMPO

INTRO / ENDING

213

1. VOLUME Knob
Adjust the master volume.

2. STYLE Selection Button
Select directly a preset Style.

3. METRONOME Button
Turn the metronome on and o.

STYLE

AB

MAIN

001-026
027-055
056-095
096-109
110-169
170-218

LATINCNTY POPBIG BANDFUNK

USB DEVICE

CD

PIANO
E.PIANO
ORGAN
ACCORDION
GUITAR
BASS

DSCO PTY

001-036

219-278

STRINGS

279-344

BRASS

345-395

SAX & WOODWIND

396-531

LEAD & PAD

532-581

PERC. & DRUMS

582-750

SFX & GM

WALTZ

POLKA

CHORD

AUTO

MODE

FILL INFADE

SYNC

STOP

START

START / STOP

BREAK

POP & BEAT

037-058

ROCK

059-090

BALLAD

091-115

DANCE

ALBUM

1

SYNTH

STOREBANK Q.S.LOCK

Q .S.1

3

11 12

209-230

116-136

LATIN & LATIN DANCE

BALLROOM

231-250

137-165

WALTZ & TRADITIONAL

SOUL & FUNK

251-260

166-191

WORLD

SWING & JAZZ

261-280

192-208

PIANIST

COUNTRY

2

SOUND STYLE SONGALBUM RECORD

DEMO

PERFORMANCE MEMORY

123456

Q .S.2

Q .S.3

Q .S.4

5

4

15

13

14

SONG MODE:

14. PAUSE Button
Pause playing a song.

15. LOOP Button

Set the song cycle mode.
Whole song loop-single song
loop.

16

SONGSOUND STYLE

001-010

FOLK & COUNTRY

011-022

GOLDEN & POP

023-029

JAZZ & FUSION

030-090

PIANO

EXIT

SELECT1

7

PIANOHARPSI DREAM EP DRAW ORG CHRCH ORGMUSETTE

HONKY CLAVI60S EPPERC ORG HARMNCA

NYLON GT FNGR BASSVIOLIN STRINGS TRUMPET

STEEL GT ACO BASS CELLO CONCRT ST TROMBONE

SOPR SAXFLUTE PAN FLUTEDANCE LDVIBRA

ENTER

ALTO SAX CLARINET OBOETECH LD

PHRASE PAD

234STOP

8

TOUCH

6

LR1R2

SOUND

OCTAVE TRANSPOSE

SUST HARMARP

9

PART

ACCORD

BRASS

HORN

USER 1

USER 2

CELESTA

FX

IFX

TOUCH

10

22

23

24

25

26

29

19

20

17

18

21

27

28

18. BREAK Button

Play the break of the selected style.

19. SYNC STOP Button

Turn Sync Stop on and o.

20. SYNC START Button

Turn Sync Start on and o.

4. TAP Button
Input tempo by tapping.

5. TEMPO <, > Buttons
Adjust the current tempo.

6. MIXER Button
Enter Mixer menu.

7. FUNCTION Button
Enter Function menu.

6&7. USB Button
Press the MIXER and FUNCTION
buttons at the same time to enter
the USB ash drive menu.

8. CHORD MODE Button

Turn on, o and set the chord mode.

9. AUTO FILL IN Button
Turn Auto Fill In on and o.

10. FADE Button
Turn Fade In or Out, on and o.

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16. REW Button
Rewind the song.

17. FF Button
Fast forward the song.

21. START/STOP Button
Start or stop playing the song.

STYLE MODE:

11. INTRO1/ENDING1 Button

Play the Intro or Ending 1.

12. INTRO2/ENDING2 Button

Play the Intro or Ending 2.

13. INTRO3/ENDING3 Button

Play the Intro or Ending 3.

14. MAIN A Button

Play the main A part of the Style.

15. MAIN B Button

Play the main B part of the Style.

16. MAIN C Button

Play the main C part of the Style.

17. MAIN D Button

Play the main D part of the Style.

21. START/STOP Button

Start or stop the playing.

22. SOUND Button

Enter the Sound mode.
Press repeatedly to switch R1-R2-L.

23. STYLE Button

Enter the Style mode.

24. SONG Button

Enter the Song mode.

25. ALBUM Button

Turn Album function on and o.

26. RECORD Button

Enter the record mode.

27. BANK Button

Select a Performance Memory bank.

28. STORE Button
Save current panel settings to one

of the Performance Memory slots.

29. PERFORMANCE MEMORY
1 - 6 Buttons
Recall the memorised setting.
QUICK SETTING
Recall the Sound setting for the

current Style.

Panel & Display Description

MASTER VOLUME

STYLE

8 POPRNR LOVE BLDHOUSE

SUNSHINE80S DISCO

16BEAT BLS ROCK HIP HOP

COOL 8BT 8BT BLD

CHA CHA

SALSA SMTH JZ

FUS SHUFL BLGRASS LTN ROCK

METRONOMETAP MIXERFUNCTIONTEMPO

INTRO / ENDING

AB

213

47

48

30. LOCK Button

Turn the LOCK function on or o.

31. Q.S. Button

Access Quick Setting.

32. Data Dial / ENTER Button

Increase and decrease the values, or
provide conrmation when pressed.

33. EXIT Button
Exit Menu or Cancel.

34. <, > Buttons

Decrease or increase values.

MAIN

001-026
027-055
056-095
096-109
110-169
170-218

LATINCNTY POPBIG BANDFUNK

USB DEVICE

CD

PIANO
E.PIANO
ORGAN
ACCORDION
GUITAR
BASS

DSCO PTY

001-036

219-278

STRINGS

279-344

BRASS

345-395

SAX & WOODWIND

396-531

LEAD & PAD

532-581

PERC. & DRUMS

582-750

SFX & GM

WALTZ

POLKA

CHORD

AUTO

MODE

FILL INFADE

SYNC

STOP

START

START / STOP

BREAK

POP & BEAT

037-058

ROCK

059-090

BALLAD

091-115

DANCE

ALBUM

SYNTH

STOREBANK Q.S.LOCK

Q .S.1

209-230

116-136

LATIN & LATIN DANCE

BALLROOM

231-250

137-165

WALTZ & TRADITIONAL

SOUL & FUNK

251-260

166-191

WORLD

SWING & JAZZ

261-280

192-208

PIANIST

COUNTRY

SOUND STYLE SONGALBUM RECORD

DEMO

PERFORMANCE MEMORY

123456

Q .S.2

Q .S.3

Q .S.4

001-010
011-022
023-029
030-090

TOUCH

EXIT

46

42. SUSTAIN Button

Turn the sustain on and o.

43. ARPEGGIO Button

Turn the arpeggio on and o.

42&43. Touch Button

Press the SUSTAIN and ARPEGGIO
Button at the same time to turn
Touch mode on and o.

44. HARMONY Button

Turn the harmony eect on and o.

SONGSOUND STYLE

FOLK & COUNTRY
GOLDEN & POP
JAZZ & FUSION
PIANO

SELECT1

30

PIANOHARPSI DREAM EP DRAW ORG CHRCH ORGMUSETTE

HONKY CLAVI60S EPPERC ORG HARMNCA

NYLON GT FNGR BASSVIOLIN STRINGS TRUMPET

STEEL GT ACO BASS CELLO CONCRT ST TROMBONE

SOPR SAXFLUTE PAN FLUTEDANCE LDVIBRA

ENTER

ALTO SAX CLARINET OBOETECH LD

PHRASE PAD

234STOP

33 34

35 36

31

PART

LR1R2

SOUND

ACCORD

BRASS

HORN

USER 1

USER 2

CELESTA

OCTAVE TRANSPOSE

SUST HARMARP

TOUCH

FX

IFX

38

39

32

40 41

37

45444342

45. IFX Button

Turn the Insert Eect on and o.

46. LCD

Show all the important settings for
the current operation.

47. JOYSTICK

Control the pitch bend, modulation
or assign functions of the keyboard.

48. PHONES Output Jack

For connecting headphones to the
keyboard.

35. PHRASE PAD SELECT Button

Select a desired Phrase Pad Bank.

36. PHRASE PAD 1 – 4 Buttons

Start the percussion and melodic
phrases playback.

37. PHRASE PAD STOP Button

Stop the percussion and
melodic phrases playback.

38. PART Buttons
Turn each Sound part on and o.

39. SOUND Selection Buttons
Select directly a preset Sound.

40. Octave <, > Buttons

Adjust the octave value.

41. TRANSPOSE <, > Buttons

Adjust the transpose value.

Joystick

The instrument has a four-direction joystick. Move the Joystick up, down, left, or
right to change keyboard pitch or sound eects. After releasing it, the Joystick will
return to the neutral position.

The assigned parameters:

X- Pitch Bend Down

X+ Pitch Bend Up

Y+ Modulation

Y- (Assignable)

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Panel & Display Description

Rear Panel

1

1. POWER Button

Turn the power on and o.

2. USB TO DEVICE Port

For Connecting an USB ash drive device.

3. USB TO HOST Port

For connecting to a computer.

4. SUSTAIN PEDAL Jack

For connecting a sustain pedal (assignable).

2

LCD

3

1

2

4

6

7

8

16

7

13

15

21
23
25

3

4

5

9

10

5

5. EXPRESSION PEDAL Jack
For connecting an expression pedal (assignable).

6. LINE OUTPUT Jacks

For connecting to external speakers or a PA system.

7. AUX INPUT Jack

For connecting an external audio source, such as an MP3
or CD player.

8. POWER Jack

Connect DC 15V power adaptor.

11

14

17

18

19

6

12

20

22
24

8

26

1. ALBUM

2. SYNTH

3. SERIAL NUMBER

4. SOUND / STYLE / SONG / DEMO / PAD

5. INFROMATION

6. RECORD

7. TREBLE CLEF

8. BASS CLEF

9. USB

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10. USB DEVICE

11. BAR / MINUTE

12. BEAT / SECOND

13. TEMPO

14. CHORD

15. MEMORY / LOCK / QUICK SETTING

16. MEMORY SETTING STORE/BANK

17. CHORD MODE

18. FADE

19. SECTION A/B/C/D

20. NUMBERED NOTATION

21. LAYER

22. SPLIT

23. HARMONY / ARPEGGIO

24. IFX

25. SUSTAIN

26. TOUCH

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

Power Supply

1. Before connecting to power supply, please set the master volume

to zero.

2. Connect the AC adaptor to the DC 15V jack of this keyboard.

3. Plug the AC adaptor into an AC outlet.

4. Press the [POWER] button, the LCD will be lit, which indicates the

instrument is powered on.

5. When turning the power o, set the master volume to zero.

6. Press and hold [<]/[>] buttons at the same time, and then press the

[POWER] button to turn on the piano, which will clear all user data
in the piano, including user songs, user style, user sound and user
memory.

Setup

Notes:

1. In order to save energy, the instrument will automatically shutdown
in 30 minutes if it is not used. (Please refer to Auto Power O).

2. For your safety, please unplug the instrument when it is not in use
or during a thunderstorm.

Music Stand

A music stand is supplied with the keyboard. Insert it into the slots at
the rear panel to attach it to the instrument.

Connecting the Headphones

When a pair of stereo headphones (not included) is connected to
the [PHONES] jack, the speakers will automatically switch o so that
sound will only be heard in the headphones.

Note:

To prevent hearing damage, do not use headphones at high volume or
for long periods of time.

Connecting Pedals

Connecting a Sustain Pedal

Plug in a sustain pedal or switch here to apply dampening eects
to your playing.

Connecting an Expression Pedal

An optional expression pedal can be plugged into the expression jack
for assigning an available function as desired.

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Connections

Connecting to external PA systems

Use an audio cable to connect the LINE OUT jack of the instrument to
the audio INPUT jack of the external equipment. When L/MONO jack is
used, both L and R signals are merged and output in mono.

Note:

To avoid damaging the speakers, please set the master volume to zero
before connecting the power and other devices.

Connecting an MP3/CD Player

Connect an external audio source to the AUX IN jack on the rear panel.
The input signal is mixed with the instrument signal.

Connecting a Computer

Please connect the USB TO HOST jack of the instrument to the USB
port of a computer.

Note:

This instrument comes with both USB MIDI and USB Audio features.

Connecting a USB Flash Drive

Connect a USB ash drive to the instrument, you can save the data
such as Performance memory settings, recorded data to the USB ash
drive, or load and play back les saved in the USB ash drive
on the instrument.

Note:

To avoid error or damaging the USB ash drive, do not remove it when
reading or writing is in progress.

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The instrument has three parts: L, R1 and R2. You can use the [PART]
button to switch these parts ON or OFF.

Playing Sounds

Turning on the Part Switch, Selecting and Playing a Sound

1. Press the [PART R1] button to turn it on, LCD shows “SOUND R1”

and the current sound number and name.

2. There are two ways to select sounds:

Press one of the [SOUND SELECT] buttons to select the sound you
want to play, LCD shows the current sound number and name.

Press the [SOUND] button to enter the SOUND mode, then use the
data dial or [<] / [>] buttons to select the sound you want to play.
LCD shows the current sound number and name.

Playing Two Sounds Simultaneously

1. Press the [PART R2] button to turn the part on. “LAYER” light up on

display.

Sounds

2. Selecting a sound for SOUND R2. Use the data dial or [<] / [>] buttons

to select the R2 sound.

3. After selecting a sound for two parts, play the keyboard and you will

hear a layered, ensemble sound combining two parts.

Playing Dierent Sounds with Both Hands

1. Press the [PART L] button to turn the part on. The keyboard is split

into the left and right areas, each with a dierent sound. “SOUND L”
and “SPLIT” light up on display. LCD shows the current sound num­ber and name.

2. Selecting a sound for SOUND L. Use the data dial or [<] / [>] buttons-

to select the L sound.

Split Point

The key that separates sound L and sound R1/R2 is called the “split
point”. The split point is set to F#3 at the factory setting. This can be
changed to any other key in Setting.

Setting the Keyboard Touch Sensitivity

This instrument features several dierent touch sensitivity curves
programmed to simulate the touch response of various model acoustic
pianos.

1. Press the [SUST] button and [ARP] button simultaneously, to open

or close touch sensitivity setting.

2. There are ve built-in touch types, namely Soft2, Soft1, Medium,

Hard1, Hard2.
The default type is Medium.

3. If you select O, the keyboard touch is xed, the touch sign in the

upper right corner will go out.

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Sounds

Transpose & Octave

Transpose

The transpose function allows the overall pitch of the instrument, in­cluding Styles and Songs, to be transposed up or down by a maximum
of one octave in semitone steps.

1. Press [TRANSPOSE <] or [TRANSPOSE >] button to adjust the value

from-12 to +12 semitones.

2. Press [TRANSPOSE <] or [TRANSPOSE >] button simultaneously,

it will reset the value to default: 0.

Octave

You can also shift the pitch of a specic part or track up or down by full
octaves. Octave shift is not available for Style and Song modes.

1. Press [OCTAVE <] or [OCTAVE >] button to change the octave value

within the range of -2 to +2.

2. Press [OCTAVE <] or [OCTAVE >] button simultaneousl, it will set the

value to default: 0.

Note:

The sound octave adjusted depends on the current sound layer.

Sustain

1. Press the [SUST] button to turn the SUSTAIN eect on or o.

2. When the sustain is turned on, “SUSTAIN” lights up on display, and

all notes you play will have a longer sustain.

Synth

You can use the Synth function to create your own sound based on the
built-in sound samples.

Entering the Synth

Press [FUNCTION] button and go to Synth to access the Synth func­tion.

Creating user sound

1. LCD will rst display “Edit Snd” and sound number. The Synth ag

will be lit. Use [<] / [>] buttons to select a desired user sound slot.

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2. Press [ENTER] button to enter the next menu. Then use the Data Dial

to select “Snd_Edit” or “Delete”. Press [ENTER] to go forward or press
[EXIT] to return to the previous menu.

3. If you select “Snd_Edit” and press [ENTER], the LCD will display

“PCMSound” and sample sound number. Use [<] / [>] buttons to
adjust the sound. Use Data Dial to select sound parameter, the sound
parameter will display on the LCD as follows “PCMSound”, “Cuto”,
“Resonance”, “Env Attk”, “Env Dcy”, “Env Sust”, “Env Rls”, “VibRate”,
“VibDepth”, “VibDelay”. Use [<] / [>] buttons to adjust the value, you
can play the keyboard to listen to the sound eect.
If you press [EXIT] button,LCD displays “Save?”,press [ENTER] button
to save the user sound or press [EXIT] button without saving.
If after saving, you can nd your edited user sound in the last serial
number of sound mode.

4. If you select the “Delete” menu and press [ENTER] button, LCD dis-

plays “Sure?”, press [ENTER] button to delete the current user sound,
and then return to previous menu. If you press [EXIT] button cancel the
operation, and then return to previous menu.

Sounds

Parameter name Range Default Note

PCMSound 001 - n 001 n is the number of actual PCM's used in the keyboard.

Cuto 000 - 127 064

Resonanc 000 - 127 064

Env Attk 000 - 127 064

Env Dcy 000 - 127 064

Env Rls 000 - 127 064

VibRate 000 - 127 064

VibDepth 000 - 127 064

VibDelay 000 - 127 064

Adjust the lter cuto of the sound.
As the value is turned higher, the sound becomes brighter.
Adjust the lter resonance of the sound.
As the value is turned higher, the resonance eect becomes stronger.
Determines the time it takes for a sound to reach maximum volume after the
key is pressed and sound begins.
As the value is turned lower, the sound begins faster.
Determines the time it takes for a sound to reach its sustain level volume after
the attack.
As the value is turned lower, the sound decays faster.
Determines the time from the key is released until the sound decays to silence.
As the value turned lower, the sound disappears faster.
Determines how fast one vibrato eect cycle is played.
As the value is turned higher, the vibrato speed becomes faster.
Determines the strength of the vibrato eect.
As the value is turned higher, the eect becomes stronger.
Determines how quickly the vibrato eect starts after the sound begins.
As the value is turned higher, the vibrato starts later.

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Style

Using Styles

Selecting Various Styles

Press one of the [STYLE SELECT] buttons to select the style you want to
play, LCD shows the current style number and name.

Press the [STYLE] button to enter the STYLE mode, then use the data
dial or [<] / [ >] buttons to select the style you want to play . LCD shows
the current style number and name.

Playing the Percussion Tracks of a Style

The percussion track is a signicant part of a style. You can generally
identify the style of music by listening to its percussion track.

1. In the Style mode, press the [START/STOP] button. The style will

immediately start with only the percussion track.

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

Playing All Tracks of a Style

With auto accompaniment, you just need to play chords. The accom­paniment will automatically follow along with the chords you play. This
simulates the experience of playing with an orchestra.
Play all the tracks of a style as follows:

1. Press the [CHORD MODE] button to turn on chord detection.

2. Press the [SYNC START] button to turn on the Sync Start function.

3. Press a chord in the chord area. It will start playing auto accompani-

ment of all tracks.
Experiment with playing dierent chords with your left hand and play­ing the melody with your right hand.
The automatic accompaniment will enhance your performance.

Style Playback

Style Variations

There are many preprogrammed variations of automatic accompaniment.

[INTRO1/ENDING1] - [INTRO3/ENDING3]
This instrument features three built-in Intro/Ending sections.

1. Press one of the [INTRO 1] - [INTRO 3] buttons before starting style

playback. The [INTRO] button LED will light up. Press the [START/
STOP] button or play a chord on the keyboard (if [SYNC START] is
enabled) to start playing the Intro pattern.

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2. An Ending is commonly used at the end of a performance. This

instrument features three built-in Ending sections. Press one of the
[ENDING 1] - [ENDING 3] buttons to start the Ending section in the
next measure. The Style play back will stop when the Ending nishes.

[MAIN A] - [MAIN D]
Main is used for the loop part of the song. This instrument features four
built-in Main sections.

Press the [MAIN A] - [MAIN D] buttons during style playback to shift
between dierent patterns. The new Main section will start playing at
the next measure.

[BREAK]
When in Style playback, using a Break section can give even more dynam­ics to the Main section loop.
As the Style plays, press the [BREAK] button to play a Break section in the
next measure.
After the Break plays, it will automatically return to the Main loop section.

Style

Control Buttons

[START/STOP]
Start or stop playing back the Style. When the Style is playing, the [START/
STOP] button LED ashes according to the current tempo.

[SYNC START]
Start Style playback when playing the keyboard.
When [CHORD MODE] is turned o, turn on the [SYNC START] button,
and the percussion channels will start playing when you press any key.
When [CHORD MODE] and [SYNC START] are both turned on, the Style
playback will be triggered by playing a chord in the keyboard chord detect
area.

[SYNC STOP]
To stop the style when releasing the chord, press the [SYNC STOP] but­ton. This only happens when [CHORD MODE] is enabled.
When [SYNC STOP] is turned on, the style stops when you release the
chord. [SYNC START] will then automatically turn on for you to easily con­trol the Style start and stop.

[AUTO FILL IN]
Turn on [AUTO FILL IN] by pressing the button. It will automatically play a
Fill when you switch between Main Patterns. Putting Fills in your Style per­formance gives variation to the song between Main parts. This instrument
features four built-in Fill sections. After the Fill plays, it will automatically
return to the Main loop section.

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Style

[FADE IN]
Starting the Style with Fade In produces a smooth beginning, with the
volume increasing from low to high. Press the[FADE] button when Style
playback is stopped. The [FADE] LED will light up. When the Fade In is
complete, the [FADE] LED will go out.

[FADE OUT]
Stopping the Style with Fade Out produces a smooth ending, with the
volume tapering from high to low. Press the [FADE] button during Style
playback. The [FADE] LED will light up. When the Fade Out is complete,
the Style will automatically stop and the LED will go out. The keyboard
volume will also become lower if you are playing.

Chord Mode

Chord Basics

This section is a brief introduction to the basics of chords.

Chord Construction

1. When three or more notes are played together, they form a chord.

A chord is the basic component of harmony, and each note in the
chord is generally built according to a principle of thirds.

2. In most music, the fundamental chord is the “triad.” The notes that

make up a chord are determined according to their position: the
lowest note is called the “root”, the one a third interval above the
root is called the “third”, and the one a fth interval above the root is
called the “fth”.

3. The root note, also known as the tonic, is the most important note in

a chord. It stabilizes the sound by determining the“mode” of the
chord, xing the composition of the other notes in the chord. The
name of the chord structure depends on the interval of each note
above the root note in the chord.

• When the root pitch is a perfect fth away from the fth note and a
major or minor third from the third note, they are called “major chords”
and “minor chords”.

• When the root pitch is a major third and an augmented fth or a minor
triad and a diminished fth from the third note and fth note, they are
called the “augmented chord” and “diminished chord”.

According to the principle of third superposition, we can add a seventh
(seven intervals from the root note) and ninth(nine intervals from the root
note) on the triad to form a “seventh chord”, “ninth chord”, “eleventh
chord” and “thirteenth chord”.

Fifth

Third

Major Triad Minor Triad

Augmented TriadDiminished Triad

Root

Please refer to a chord chart or use a chord reference for more informa­tion on chord types.

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Chord Inversion

The “inversion” of a chord is formed by turning the root note upward
and placing the third or fth note in the lowest position. The chord is
called an “inversion chord” when the root of the chord is not in the
lowest position.
This instrument supports playing chords by using inversion chord
ngering. When Bass inversion mode is turned on, the ngering of
standard chords and the ngering of inversion chords will have dier­ent eects.

Chord Name

A chord name can tell you almost everything you need to know about
a chord, including: the root of the chord, whether the chord is a major
chord or a minor chord, an augmented chord or a diminished chord, a
seventh chord or a ninth chord, and so on.

For example, the name below clearly indicates that the root of the
chord is C, and the chord type is a minor triad, so this chord is a
minor triad with C as the root.

Please refer to a chord chart or use a chord reference for more infor­mation on chord names.

Fingered

The default chord detect mode of this instrument is Fingered.
You can either use Single-ngered or Multi-ngered.

Note:

In Single-ngered Mode, you can play Major chords, Minor chords,
Seventh chords and Minor seventh chords by using up to three
ngers. Let’s take for example a chord with root C and introduce the
ngering for these four chords.
In Single Finger mode, you can play these four chords with a single
nger.

Style

Root Position First Inversion Second Inversion

Chord Root Chord Type

Mаjor Triad
Only press the root note on the key­board.

Minor Triad
Press the root note and the nearest
left black key simultaneously.

Seventh chord
Press the root note and the nearest
left white key simultaneously.

Minor seventh chord
Press the root note and the nearest
left white and black keys simultane­ously .

Multi-ngered

Multi-ngered mode only detects multi-nger chords. Let’s take
forexample a chord with root C and introduce ngering according to a
chord chart or chord reference.

(b5)

Csus

Notes: enclosed in parentheses are optional; the chords could be recognized without them.

C

2

CM

(b5)

7

CmM

(b5)

C1+8

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Bass Invert

Detects inverted chords so the Bass channel can play a note other than
the root of the chord.

Smart Full Range

Detects multi-ngered chords in the full keyboard area.

C1+5 Cancel

Cancel/C

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Style

Setting Chord Detect Mode

Which ngering to use depends on the setting of the chord detect mode.

Entering Chord Mode

1. Press the [CHORD MODE] button to enter Chord mode.

2. Press the [CHORD MODE] button repeatedly to circulate between

“FINGERED-MULTI-INVENT-FULL”.

3. In FINGERED, MULTI, INVENT mode, the keyboard is divided into two

sections. The chord section is in the left hand area. In SMART FULL
RANGE mode, the entire keyboard is chord section.

Playing in Chord Mode

1. Press the [SYNC START] button to engage the sync start function.

2. Play a chord in the chord section, it will start playing auto accompani-

ment of all tracks. Or press the [START/STOP] button to start percus­sion playback, then play a chord in the chord section to start playing
all tracks.

Quick Setting (Q.S.)

When Quick Setting is switched on, you can instantly recall all auto
accompaniment related settings including sound selection and eects
simply with a single touch of a button.

1. Press the [Q.S.] button to turns on Quick Setting for current style.

[Q.S.1] - [Q.S.4] buttons are now active.

2. Press one of the [Q.S.1] - [Q.S.4] buttons to engage the desired set-

ting.
Various panel settings (such as sound, eect, etc.) that match the
selected style can be instantly recalled. Sync start is automatically
turned on when Q.S. is engaged.

Quick Setting parameter list:

Part ON/OFF (Sound R1,R2 and L)
Sound Number (Sound R1,R2 and L)
Sound Volume (Sound R1,R2 and L)
Sound IFX Level (Sound R1,R2 and L)

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Playing Songs and Audio

You can also play audio les (WAV / MP3) and MIDI les from a USB
device through the built-in speakers.

Selecting Songs

1. Press the [SONG] button to enter the SONG mode, then use the data

dial or [<] / [>] buttons to select the song you want to play.
LCD shows the current song number and name.

Playing Songs

1. Press the [START/STOP] button, it will stop playing. Press the button

again, it will play the current song repeatedly.

2. When the songs is stopped, pressing [STYLE] button will exit the song

mode.

Song control

REW, FF and PAUSE

When the song is playing.
Press the [ ] button to fast forward the song.
Press the [ ] button to rewind the song.
Press the [ ] button to pause the playing song, press it again to contin­ue playing.

Songs and Audio

LOOP

Press the [ ] button for a single song loop (LED red).
The default on powering-on is all song loop (LED blue).

MIDI Recording

In MIDI recording, you can save your recording as a user song on the
instrument, or export it to a connected USB disk. The saved user songs
will not be lost when you turn o the power.

Preparing and starting Recording

1. Press the [RECORD] button to enter the user song menu. The LCD

shows the current empty user song number, such as “No File!”. Use
the data dial or [<] / [>] buttons to select a location to save your
recording. If there is a location of the recording le, “User sng” will be
displayed.

2. Press the [RECORD] button again to enter the recording preparation

state. The “REC” indicator will glimmer. Now you can select the de­sired sound, style, tempo etc.

3. Press the [START/STOP] button or simply play the keyboard to start

recording. Alternatively, turn on the Chord Mode and SYNC START.
Recording will start when you play a chord in the chord section.

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Songs and Audio

Stopping Recording

During recording, press the [RECORD] button. It will stop recording and
save the recorded song automatically.
If the storage become used up during recording, recording will stop and
be saved automatically.

Note:

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

Playing back Recording

1. After recording, the recorded song will be automatically selected.

Or press [SONG] button to enter the Song interface, then use data
dial or [<] / [>] buttons to select a user song.

2. Press the [START/STOP] button to start the playback.

Deleting Recording

Hold down the [RECORD] and [SONG] buttons at the same time, then
turn on the power. This operation will delete all user songs.

Audio Recording

In audio recording, you can save your recording as MP3/WAV les to a
USB ash drive.

1. Connect your USB storage device via the USB TO DEVICE jack.

The audio les you recorded will be saved to this device. Please make
sure your USB device has sucient storage.

2. Press the [RECORD] button to start recording. The LCD will temporar-

ily show “RecStart”. All the sounds that you hear from the instrument
will be recorded, such as accompaniment, keyboard sounds, song
playback, demo playback, music from Aux In etc.

3. Press the [RECORD] button to stop recording. The “REC” indicator

will turn o. The recorded song will be saved to the USB storage
device, and be named as “AudioXXX”.

4. Press the [START/STOP] button to play back this recorded song.

Alternatively, you can select to play back the recorded song from
the USB play menu. See Connecting an USB storage device.

Note:

1. Do not disconnect the USB storage device from the instrument
during recording, otherwise the le may be corrupted. Keep the
instrument power on during audio recording.

2. You cannot play audio les while recording audio.

3. Audio recording supports up to 90 minutes of recording, and will be

automatically saved when the time is up.

4. Audio recording does not support recording DEMO.

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1. Press the [Metronome] button to turn on the metronome, the beat

will sound. The beat indicat or on the LCD will start counting.

2. Press the [Metronome] button again to turn o the metronome

function.

Metronome

Each style of the instrument has been set with a default or standard
tempo, which can be changed by using the [TEMPO<] / [TEMPO>]
buttons.

1. Changing the tempo

Use the [TEMPO<] / [TEMPO>] button to change the tempo. Or use
the Data Dial to make a quick change when the value is ashing on
LCD.

2. To restore the default tempo setting, press the [TEMPO<] / [TEMPO>]

buttons simultaneously.

You can also use the Tap Tempo feature to change the current tempo,
which is an ecient way to get the desired tempo.

1. When the Style or Song is playing, you can press the [TAP] button

several times to change the tempo.

2. When the Style or Song stops, press the [TAP] button several times in

succession, and the Style or Song will start playing at the tempo you
tapped.

Tempo

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Phrase Pads

A Phrase Pad oers a short rhythmic sequence or sequence of phrases.
Similar types of sequences are combined to form a Phrase Pad Bank.

Selecting a Phrase Pad Bank

Press the [PHRASE PAD SELECT] button to enter the Phrase Pad selec­tion menu, then use data dial or [<] / [>] buttons to select a phrase pads.

Playing Phrase Pads

Playing One or More Phrase Pads

Press any [PHRASE PAD] button to start playback. Now, the LED lights
of the corresponding buttons will light up and the pad will play according
to the current system tempo.
During playback, press the same Phrase Pad again and it will play again
from the start.

You can play several Phrase Pads at the same time. The new Phrase Pad
will start immediately after pressing it.

Stopping Playing Phrase Pads

Press the [PHRASE PAD STOP] button to stop all phrase Pads at the
same time. The LED lights will all go out.

If several Phrase Pads are playing at the same time, you can hold
[PHRASE PAD STOP] and press one of the Phrase Pads to stop it imme­diately. The other Phrase Pads will keep playing.

The instrument has two types of sequences: Loop sequences and Single
sequences. The loop sequence will loop when playing. Single sequences
will stop automatically after playing one time.

Setting Phrase Pads to Standby Status

Press [PHRASE PAD SELECT] and hold it. Press one or more Phrase
Pads at the same time. The corresponding Phrase Pads can be set to
standby state, in which their LEDs keep ashing.

Now, press [PHRASE PAD SELECT] and hold it. Press one of the Phrase
Pads that is in standby state, and it will play immediately. Other Phrase
Pads will remain in standby state.

If you want to play all of the Phrase Pads that are in standby state at the
same time, just press any of them.

When [CHORD ON/OFF] is o, playing the keyboard will trigger all
Phrase Pads that are in standby state.
If you need to cancel the standby state, hold [PHRASE PAD STOP] and
press the Phrase Pad you want to cancel at the same time.

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Playing Phrase Pads with Chord Mode

Many Phrase Pads in this instrument respond to chords. When you play
dierent chords, the notes in the phrase sequences will change.
Press the [CHORD MODE] button to turn this function on. The left side of
the keyboard becomes the chord Range.

Choose a Phrase Pad and play dierent chords with your left hand in
the chord area. Playing a chord while the [CHORD MODE] is on will also
immediately play the Phrase Pad at the same time.

Notes:

1. Phrase Pads can be accompanied by a Style to give your perfor­ mance additional exibility.

2. When the Style is played, press the Phrase Pad to have the Phrase
Pad play in sync with the Style. The Phrase Pad does not respond
to Cancel and Cancel2 chords.

Phrase Pads

Split Point: F#3

When you nd and select a song in the Album, the instrument automati­cally sets the best setting for this song.

1. Press the [ALBUM] buttons to turn on this function. LCD shows the

current album name and number.

2. Use the data dial or [<] / [>] buttons to select a desired album.

Album

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Demo

1. Press [STYLE]+[SONG] buttons to enter Demo mode, then use the

data dial, the [<] button or the [>] button to select a demo song.

2. Press [STYLE]+[SONG] buttons simultaneously again or press the

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

Mixer

1. Press the [MIXER] button to enter the Mixer menu, LCD shows the

parameter item.

2. Use the data dial to select a parameter item, then use the [<] button or

the [>] buttons to adjust the volume of the selected item.

3. Press the [<] / [>] buttons simultaneously to restore the default value.

Press the [<] / [>] buttons simultaneously again to turn o the volume
of the selected item.
Press [<] / [>] buttons simultaneously again to turn on the part volume.
Press [EXIT] button to quit the Mixer menu.

Note:

It will exit the Mixer Menu if there is no operation in 5 seconds.
Parameter items and the volume range in the Mixer menu:

LCD Display Parameter Range

XXX Rhythm_s Rhythms VOLUME 0 - 127
XXX Rhythm_m Rhythmm VOLUME 0 - 127
XXX Bass BASS VOLUME 0 - 127
XXX Chord1 Chord 1 VOLUME 0 - 127
XXX Chord2 Chord 2 VOLUME 0 - 127
XXX Chord3 Chord 3 VOLUME 0 - 127
XXX Phrase1 Phrase 1 VOLUME 0 - 127
XXX Phrase2 Phrase 2 VOLUME 0 - 127
XXX Style Style total VOLUME 0 - 127
XXX Upper1 R1 VOLUME 0 - 127
XXX Upper2 R2 VOLUME 0 - 127
XXX Lower L VOLUME 0 - 127
XXX WAV/MP3 USB Device WAV/MP3 VOLUME 0 - 127
XXX Metro Metronome VOLUME 0 - 127
XXX Phra Pad Phrase Pad VOLUME 0 - 127
XXX AuxIn&BT AUX In and Bluetooth VOLUME 0 - 127
XXX Song MIDI Song VOLUME 0 - 127

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Performance Memory

Using Performance Memory

Memorizing the Panel Settings

Hold down the [STORE] button, then press one of the [M1] - [M6]
buttons to save the current panel settings to that memory.

Note:

This operation will overwrite the previous data.

Recalling a Panel Setting

Press one of the [M1] - [M6] buttons. It will recall the settings saved
in that memory. This will reset the related parameters on the control
panel.

Note:

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

Selecting a Memory Bank

1. Press the [BANK] button. The LCD shows the current bank

number.

2. Press and hold the [BANK] button to quickly switch memory

banks.

Note:

Hold down both the [STORE] and [M1] buttons, then turn on the pow­er. This operation will reset the performance memory to factory default
setting.

Locking Parameters

Depending on your performance, you may want to keep special
settings. Use the settings lock to retain the locked items of the current
setting when you switch to another memory.
Press the [LOCK] button to turn the lock function on or o.

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Eects

Insert Eects

The instrument has a variety of preset insert eects, including Chorus,
Flanger, Phaser, Tremolo, EQ, Distortion, Wah and Compressor that
can be applied to each sound part.

1. The insert eect is set on when the keyboard is powered on. Press

[IFX] button to turn o the eect function and the IFX indicator light
will turn o.

2. Press [FUNCTION] button and go to IFX to enter the IFX eect

selection menu. The eect applied to the last-pressed sound part
is now controlled. Press [ENTER] button to select Type, Preset,
Parameter1 and Parameter2.In the Type and Preset interface, press
[ENTER] button to enter, and use the data dial to select the desired
type.
In the Parameter interface, use [<] / [>] buttons to adjust the param­eters. Press [EXIT] button to return to the previous menu.

3. The insert eect settings will be saved automatically when you exit

from the IFX mode. The next time you enter the IFX mode, it will use
the same eect settings as your last operation. Changing to another
sound will change the IFX setting back to default.

Note:

Part of IFX bound with sound is not open, so it cannot be adjusted,
this kind of IFX and LCD are displayed in type and preset “Untitled”.

Global Eects

This instrument has 2 global eect modules that may be applied simul­taneously: GFX1 (reverb) and GFX2 (chorus).

1. Adjusting Global Eects

Press [FUNCTION] button and go to GFX1 or GFX2. Press [ENTER]
button to enter the next level.
The rst menu item is the total level of each eect applied to the
master that can be adjusted from 0 to 127.

2. Selecting Global Eects

At this time, turn the Data Dial and press [ENTER] button to select
Type and Preset.

3. Adjusting Global Eect Parameters

After selecting Type and Preset, please return to the previous level,
turn the Data Dial, then go to the parameter item, and use [<] / [>]
buttons to adjust the parameters.

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4. Adjusting Global Eect part levels

After 2 detail eect parameters, there is sound part level adjust­ment. This sets the eect level applied to the last-pressed sound
part.

Note:

After all adjustments are completed, you can press [EXIT] button to
return to the main interface step by step or press [FUNCTION] button
directly to return to the main interface.

Master EQ

1. Press [FUNCTION] button and go to EQ to enter the EQ setting page,

and switch the PRESET and press [ENTER] button to set type and pa­rameters (Low, mid1, ..., High) via the Data Dial and [<] / [>] buttons.

2. Press [EXIT] button to return to the previous menu.

Type EQ
Preset Classical Flat Rock Pop Dance
Parm 1 Low Low Low Low Low
Parm 2 Mid 1 Mid 1 Mid 1 Mid 1 Mid 1
Parm 3 Mid 2 Mid 2 Mid 2 Mid 2 Mid 2
Parm 4 Mid 3 Mid 3 Mid 3 Mid 3 Mid 3
Parm 5 Mid 4 Mid 4 Mid 4 Mid 4 Mid 4
Parm 6 Mid 5 Mid 5 Mid 5 Mid 5 Mid 5
Parm 7 High High High High High
Range -12~+12 -12~+12 -12~+12 -12~+12 -12~+12
Note Value is dB.

Eects

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Performance Enhancement

Arpeggio

Press the [ARP] button turn on the arpeggio. The “ARP” indicator lights up
on LCD. Repeat this operation to turn o the arpeggio. Arp can be turned
on or o at each Sound layer.
As long as one layer of Sound turns on Arp, the LCD display will light up.
All sound layers turn o Arp, and LCD display will turn o.

Harmony

The Harmony function will automatically add harmony eect to the notes
you play in the right hand area.

Turning on the harmony function.

Press the [HARM] button to turn on the harmony function, “HARM” lights
up on display.

Playing with harmony eect.

Turn on the chord function, then play a chord in the left hand area. It will
add harmony eect to the sound.

Turning the harmony o.

Press the [HARM] button again to turn o the function. The “HARM” lights
o.

Setting the harmony type.

You can set the harmony type in Setting.

Note:

1. Only either one of the Arp and Harmony can be opened in the same
sound layer.

2. L Sound cannot turn on Harmony function.

USB Storage Devices

The instrument recognizes USB ash drives, sized from 16M to 256G in the
format of FAT16 and FAT32. It does not support USB partition. We recommend
you format the USB ash drive on the instrument before
using. Do not edit the backup les saved in the USB ash drive.

Common Operation

1. Press [MIXER] + [FUNCTION] buttons simultaneously to enter USB Device

mode, press the [EXIT] button to exit the function.

2. If you connect a USB ash drive to the instrument, LCD will show “USB

disk sign”. If the initialization succeeds, LCD will show “Play”, otherwise, it
will show “DiskErr”. If the USB Flash Drive is not connected, LCD will show
“NoDisk!”.

3. In the USB Device mode, you can use [<] / [>] button or Data dial to choose

menu, press [ENTER] button to go forward or press [EXIT] button to return
to previous menu.

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4. In USB Device mode, you can press [EXIT] / [STYLE] / [SONG] button

or a STYLE select button to exit the mode.

5. When playing a le, it is possible to use the Mixer to adjust the playing

volume.

Play

Select the menu “Play” and press [ENTER] button, the Play USB sub­menu is displayed on LCD, which includes “Song” or “Style”. You can
select one by using Data Dial.

Playing Song:

1. Select “Play” menu and “Song” sub-menu.

2. Press [ENTER] button, use [<] / [>] button or Data Dial to select a le.

Press [START/ STOP] button to play it. Press [START/STOP] button
again to stop playing, press [EXIT] button to return to previous menu.

3. If there is no recognizable le in the current directory, LCD will display

“No File!”.

USB Storage Devices

Playing Style:

1. Select “Play” menu and “Style” sub-menu.

2. Press [ENTER] button, use [<] / [>] button or Data Dial to select a le.

Operate Style playing in the same way as operating the on-board
Styles.

3. If there is no recognizable le in the current directory, LCD will display

“No File!”.

Save

Select the menu “Save” and press [ENTER] button, the Save sub menu
is displayed on LCD, which includes “Song” & “Dev Info”. You can select
one by using Data Dial.

Saving Song:

1. Select the “Song” sub-menu, then press [ENTER] button to save all

the user song.

2. Press [ENTER] button and the LCD will show “Succeed”.

3. After saving successfully, you can enter the Play-Song menu to view

the saved user song le “User00X”.

4. If the Song le is empty, it will prompt “No File!”.

Saving instrument information

1. Select the “Dev Info”menu, then press [ENTER] button and the LCD

will show “Succeed”.

2. After that, you can see a le in .mif format in the USB interface of the

computer. This le contains your instrument information.

3. If the USB disk memory is full, it will prompt “Full!”.

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USB Storage Devices

Note:

The mif le downloaded to the USB ash disk can be imported into the
grandsuite downloaded on the ocial website for operation. The grand­suite software has relevant operation instructions.

Load

Select the menu “Load” and press [ENTER] button, the Load sub menu
is displayed on LCD, which includes “Song” & “ExpStyle”. Use Data Dial
to select one.

Loading Song:

1. Use Data Dial to select a user song number.

2. Press [ENTER] button LCD will display MIDI le in USB ash drive.

Now select one of the les and press [ENTER] button to load the le.
After the save is successful, the LCD displays “Succeed”. If the saved
slot has user songs, it will prompt “Rewrite?”, please press [ENTER]
button to continue, or press [EXIT] button directly without saving.

3. Press the [SONG] button to view the saved songs in the last song

number.

4. If the Song le is empty, it will prompt “No File!”

Loading Expansion Style:

1. Download the GrandSuite in ocial website, make an extension le

with Grandsuite and save it as an mpk le (there are instructions for
relevant operations in grandsuite), or download the expanded style
directly from ocial website, and save it to the U disk.

2. Insert the U disk into the electric piano. Enter the USB ash drive,

enter the Load interface and select Style.

3. Press [ENTER] button, if the save is successful, LCD will display “suc-

ceed”. If the U disk format is wrong or the style le is wrong, LCD will
display “Erorr!”.

4. Press the [STYLE] button, and you can view the saved expansion

package style in the last style serial number.It’s time to play.

Note:

The piano only supports loading extended styles,extended arpeggio and
sound load are not supported.

Deleting Style:

Hold down the [RECORD] and [STYLE] buttons at the same time, then
turn on the power. This operation will delete all user songs.

Format

Select the menu “Format” and press [ENTER] button, “Sure?” are dis­played on LCD. Press [ENTER] button to format the USB Storage Device,
or press [EXIT] button to cancel.

Note:

Formatting will delete all data in the USB ash drive!

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Setting

Press [FUNCTION] button and then select Setting to enter Setting
menu.LCD shows the current parameter.
Use the data dial to nd the parameter you wish to adjust. Anytime
press [EXIT] button to quit this menu.

Parameter items and the value range in the Function Menu:

No. Parameter LCD Display Range Default
1 Tune Tune -50 ~ +50 0
2 Metronome Time Signature Metro 0, 2 ~ 9 4
3 Fade In/Out Time Fadetime 1 ~ 20 10
4 Split Point SplitPt C2 (01) ~ C7 (61) F#3 (19)

5 Harmony Type Harmony

6 Arpeggio Type Arp Type Up, Down, Alt1, Alt2, Asplayed (Order), Random Up
7 Arpeggio Hold Arp Hold On, O O

8 Lock Lock

9 Sustain Pedal Sust Ped

10 Expression Pedal Expr Ped

11 Joystick Down JS Down O, Filter, Volume, Release O
12 Recorder Mode Rec Mode SMF, WAV, MP3 SMF
13 MIDI Out Channel MIDI Out 1 ~ 16 1
14 Auto Power O Powero Never, 30 min, 60 min 30 min

Duet, Trio, Octave, 1+5, Country Duet, Block, 4 Close 1, 4
Close 2, 4 Open ...

Sound, Split point, Style, Song, Transpose, Tempo, Global
Eects, Pedals setting, Phrase pad, Mixer
Sustain (All sound parts)
Soft (All sound parts)
Start/stop: Style start/stop
Volume
Modulation
Cuto
Resonance
Filter

Duet

Style

Sustain

Volume

Tune

1. Select the Tune menu. Use [<] / [>] buttons to change tune value. Its

range is from -50 to 50.

2. Press [<] / [>] buttons together will set the tune value to its default

setting.

Metronome Time Signature

This function sets the time signature over the range from 0, 2-9.

1. Select the Beat menu. Use [<] / [>] buttons to change the time signa-

ture.

2. Press [<] / [>] buttons together will reset to the default time signature.

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Setting

Fade In/Out Time

Select the Fadetime menu. Use [<] / [>] buttons to change Fade In time.
The range is form 1 to 20 second.

Split Point

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

1. Select the Split Point menu. Use [<] / [>] buttons to change Split

Point. You can also press a key to assign the Split Point to that key.

2. Press [<] / [>] buttons together will reset to the default Split Point.

Harmony Type

1. Select the Harmony menu, then press the [ENTER] button.

2. Use the [<] / [>] buttons or Data Dial to select a harmony type. There

are 25 harmony eects for you to select.

Arpeggio Type

1. Select the Arp Type menu, then press the [ENTER] button and use the

[<] / [>] buttons or Data Dial to select a Arp Type.

2. This instrument contains six commonly used types of Arpeggios.

When turned on, the system will convert the notes you play into an
arpeggio sequence in real time according to the rules of Up, Down,
Up and Down, As Played, and Random.

Arpeggio Hold

1. Select the Arp Hold menu, then use the [<] / [>] buttons to select Arp

Hold on or o.

2. When Arpeggio Hold is turned on, the arpeggio played when keys are

pressed will continue playing when the keys are released. When it is
o, the arpeggios will stop playing when the keys are released.

Lock

1. Select the Lock menu, then press the [ENTER] button and use the [<] /

[>] buttons or Data Dial to select a Lock type.

2. With Performance Memory, use Lock to retain the locked items of the

current setting when you switch to another Memory, so that they are
preserved across dierent Memory slots.

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Sustain Pedal

Select the Sust Ped menu, then press the [ENTER] button and use the [<]
/ [>] buttons or Data Dial to select a Pedal type.
You can assign other functions to the sustain pedal. Please refer to
Setting.

1. Sustain

If the pedal is assigned as “Ped Sust”, step on the sustain pedal,
all notes played on the keyboard have a longer sustain.

2. Soft

If the pedal is assigned as “Ped Soft”, step on the soft pedal, all
notes played on the keyboard have a softer eect.

3. Start / Stop

If the pedal is assigned as “Ped St/T step on the pedal to start/stop
accompaniment.

Expression Pedal

1. Select the Expr Ped menu, then press the [ENTER] button and use the

[<] / [>] buttons or Data Dial to select a Expression Pedal type.

Setting

2. The expression pedal can be assigned in Setting to control volume,

modulation, cuto, resonance or lo-pass lter.

Joystick Down

1. Select the JS Down menu, then press the [ENTER] button and use the

[<] / [>] buttons or Data Dial to select a Joystick Down type.

2. The following parameters are available: Sound Filter, Volume or Enve-

lope Release. The default is o.

Recorder Mode

Select the Rec Mode menu, then press the [ENTER] button and use the
[<] / [>] buttons or Data Dial to select a Recorder Mode type. Type: MIDI,
WAV, MP3. (MP3/WAV format can only be selected when the U disk is
inserted)

MIDI Out Channels

Select the MIDI Out menu, then use the [<] / [>] buttons to select MIDI
Out Channel.

The default setting is “001”, channel 1~16 can be selected.

Auto Power O

This function will set the time after which the instrument will shut down if
it is not used.
Select the Powero menu, then press the [ENTER] button and use the [<]
/ [>] buttons or Data Dial to select Auto Power O time.
Range: Never, 30min, 60min. Default: 30min.

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MIDI

By using the MIDI functions you can expand your musical possibilities.

What’s MIDI?

1. MIDI (short for Musical Instrument Digital Interface) allows a wide

variety of electronic musical instruments, computers and other relat­ed devices to connect and communicate with one another. MIDI car­ries event messages that specify notation, pitch and velocity, control
signals for parameters such as volume, vibrato, audio panning, and
program change information to change the voice selections.

2. The instrument can output the real-time playback information via

MIDI messages and control external MIDI devices. The instrument
can also accept incoming MIDI messages and generate sound ac­cordingly.

Troubleshooting

Problem Possible Cause and Solution

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.

After connecting with a computer, the
instrument cannot be recognized.

It cannot read/save to the USB ash drive.

It shuts down after a period of time.

This is normal and is no cause for alarm.

Check if the master volume is set too low or if headphones are plugged
into the PHONES Jack. The R1/R2/L sound volume (Mixer) settings could
be set too low. Make sure the sound volume are set at appropriate levels.

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

You may be trying to start accompaniment by playing a key in the
righthand 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 [<] / [>]
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
sound R1 and R2.

Please check if the USB cable is being connected rmly, or try connecting
another USB port on the computer, without the need to install another
driver on the PC.

It support USB ash drive in the FAT16/FAT32 format only and does not
support USB partition. Please format your USB ash drive into FAT16/
FAT32 on computer before using.

Normally, the auto power o function will turn o the instrument after a
preset period of time if the instrument is not used. You can turn o the
function in the Function Menu.

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Keyboard 61 Keys (Touch-sensitive)
Touch Response 5 Levels (Soft1, 2 / Normal / Hard1, 2)
Display Backlit LCD

4.5" x 2.4"
Language English
Polyphony 256
Sound 750 Preset

50 User

Synth mode to edit on-board PCM data
Keyboard Part L, R1, R2
Eect 32 x Reverb types

64 x Chorus types

24 x Insert Eect types

5 x Preset EQ types and 7 band controls

D.A.S. (Loudness-compensated Volume, xed)
Part Eect 13 x Harmony types

4 x Echo types

4 x Tremolo types

4 x Trill types

6 x Arpeggio types
Chord 39 Chord types

4 x Chord Detection modes (Fingered, Multi Fingered, Bass Invert, Smart Full Range)

Chord Reference
Style 280 Preset

50 User
Style Control Start / Stop

Sync Start / Sync Stop

Intro 1 / Ending 1

Intro 2 / Ending 2

Intro 3 / Ending 3

Main A / Fill in A

Main B / Fill in B

Main C / Fill in C

Main D / Fill in D

Break

Auto Fill in

Chord Mode

Fade in / out
Quick Setting 4 for each Style
Song 90 Preset
Song Control Song Select

Start/Stop

Pause

Loop Playback (Single song / All songs)

FF

RW
Song Recording 5 User

16 Tracks

Maximum 20,000 MIDI notes per song
Album 50 Preset
Audio Recording WAV (44.1KHz / 16bit)

MP3 (320 kbps)
Audio Playback WAV

MP3
Demo Song 3
Phrase Pad 4 x 100 Banks
Tempo 5 ~ 320 BPM
Scale Setting Transpose (-12 ~ +12)

Octave (-2 ~ +2)

Tuning (-50 ~ +50 cents)
Performance Memory 6 x 32 Banks

Parameter Lock function

Specications

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Specications

Controller 1 x Sustain Pedal (Assignable)

1 x Expression Pedal (Assignable)

1 x Joystick (Pitchbend, Modulation and an assignable parameter)
Mixer 17 Parts
Other Controller Volume knob, Data dial with Enter button, < / > buttons, Exit button, Tempo < / >,

Metronome, Tap Tempo buttons, Mixer, Function, USB access, Demo buttons, Trans-

pose < / >, Octave < / > buttons, IFX, Arpeggio, Harmony buttons, Touch sens, Sus-

tain button, Sound and Style direction selection buttons, Sound part on / o buttons,

Q.S. 1 ~ 4 buttons
USB Storage Device Playback: Song (MID / WAV / MP3), Style

Saving: Song, Device Information

Loading: Song (MID), Expansion Style

Maximum 256GB storage device handling
Connectivity 1 x 1/4" Stereo Headphones Output

1 x 1/4" Stereo AUX Input

2 x 1/4" Line Output (L/Mono, R)

1 x 1/4" Sustain Pedal Input (Assignable)

1 x 1/4" Expression Pedal Input (Assignable)

1 x USB-B (MIDI & Audio)

1 x USB-A (Device)
Other Setting Tuning, Metronome Time Signature, Fade In/Out Time, Split Point, Harmony Type,

Arpeggio Type, Arpeggio Hold on/o, Lock (Parameters), Sustain Pedal Assignment,

Expression Pedal Assignment, Joystick Assignment (Down), Recorder Mode, MIDI

Out channel, Auto Power O, Factory Reset
Expansion Data PC software kit which can edit user data
Software & App GrandSuite
Power DC15V
Amplier Woofer: 2 x 25W

Tweeter: 2 x 15W
Speakers 2 x 12 cm

2 x 3 cm
Dimensions 971 (W) x 390 (D) x 130 (H) mm
Weight 9.9 Kg

* Specications and descriptions here in are for information only and are subject to change without prior notice.

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NO. Bank MSB Bank LSB Program Full Name Short Name
Piano
1 121 10 0 German Grand Piano 1 GERGdPn1
2 121 11 0 German Grand Piano 2 GERGdPn2
3 121 11 1 Real Bright Piano RelBrPno
4 121 12 0 Mellow Grand Piano MelGdPno
5 121 12 1 Rock Piano RkPiano

6 121 11 3 Real Honky Tonk RealHonk
7 121 15 0 Octave Grand Piano 1 OtPiano1
8 121 16 0 Octave Grand Piano 2 OtPiano2
9 121 16 1 Piano & EP 1 Pno&EP1

10 121 10 1 Bright Grand Piano BrtGdPno
11 121 14 0 Warm Grand Piano WrmGdPno
12 121 14 1 Octave Bright Piano OtBrPno
13 121 13 0 Live Grand Piano LiveGdPn
14 121 10 3 Live Honky Tonk LiveHonk
15 121 10 6 Real Harpsichord RlHarpsi
16 121 11 6 Octave Harpsichord OtHarpsi
17 121 0 6 Live Harpsichord LvHarpsi
18 121 10 2 CP Electric Piano 1 CPE.Pno1
19 121 0 2 CP Electric Piano 2 CPE.Pno2
20 121 13 1 Pop Piano PopPiano
21 121 17 0 Piano & Strings Pno&Str
22 121 18 0 Piano & Pad Piano&Pd
23 121 19 0 Piano & Choir Pno&Chor
24 121 17 1 Piano & EP 2 Pno&EP2
25 121 12 2 Ballad Electric Piano BldE.Pno
26 121 12 6 Dark Harpsichord DkHarpsi
E.Piano

27 121 10 4 Vintage Electric Piano 1 VtE.Pno1
28 121 11 5 Dream Electric Piano 1 DreamEP1
29 121 10 5 Classic Electric Piano ClassEP

30 121 0 5 Japanese Electric Piano JapanEP
31 121 3 4 60's Electric Piano 60'sEP
32 121 12 5 Modern Electric Piano ModenEP
33 121 11 4 Jazz Electric Piano 1 JzE.Pno1
34 121 13 5 Cool Electric Piano 1 CoolEP1
35 121 12 4 Cool Electric Piano 2 CoolEP2
36 121 13 4 Phase Electric Piano PhaseEP
37 121 14 4 Vintage Electric Piano 2 VtE.Pno2
38 121 16 4 Jazz Electric Piano 2 JzE.Pno2
39 121 18 4 Tremolo EP 1 TremoEP1
40 121 20 4 Standard Electric Piano StandEP
41 121 3 5 Dream Electric Piano 2 DreamEP2
42 121 22 4 Tremolo EP 2 TremoEP2
43 121 2 5 Super Electric Piano SprE.Pno
44 121 10 7 Stereo Clavi SteClavi
45 121 0 7 Classic Clavi ClsClavi

46 121 1 7 Wah Clavi WaClavi
47 121 30 4 Massiveness Electric Piano MassinEP
48 121 32 4 Bright Electric Piano BrtE.Pno
49 121 34 4 Wire Electric Piano WirE.Pno

50 121 35 4 Aah Electric Piano AahE.Pno
51 121 35 5 Pop Electric Piano PopE.Pno
52 121 30 7 Rock Electronic Clavi RkEClavi
53 121 34 7 Bright Electronic Clavi BrEClavi

Sound List

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Sound List

54 121 35 7 Warm Electronic Clavi WmEClavi
55 121 37 7 Dark Electronic Clavi DkEClavi
Organ
56 121 0 16 Stereo Drawbar Organ SteDraOr
57 121 0 17 Classic Percussive Organ ClsPerOr
58 121 13 18 Stereo Rock Organ SteRokOr
59 121 0 19 Real Church Organ RelChuOr
60 121 11 18 Power Rotary Organ PowRotOr
61 121 2 17 Stereo Percussive Organ StePerOr
62 121 1 19 Octave Church Organ OctChuOr
63 121 2 19 Cool Church Organ ColChuOr
64 121 1 17 Cool Percussive Organ ColPerOr
65 121 0 18 Live Rock Organ LivRokOr

66 121 12 18 Rotary Organ RotaOrg
67 121 11 17 Pop Organ PopOrgan
68 121 10 17 Jazz Organ 1 JzOrgan1
69 121 10 18 Cool Rock Organ ColRkOr

70 121 11 16 Electronic Organ E.Organ
71 121 1 16 Live Drawbar Organ LivDraOr
72 121 2 16 Jazz Organ 2 JzOrgan2
73 121 12 17 Live Percussive Organ LivPerOr
74 121 14 16 60's Organ 60'sOrg
75 121 3 16 Cool Drawbar Organ ColDraOr

76 121 13 19 Live Church Organ LivChuOr
77 121 15 16 Mellow Organ MellOrg
78 121 0 20 Real Reed Organ RelRdOrg
79 121 1 20 Cool Pu Organ ColPfOrg

80 121 30 16 Dark Drawbar Organ DkDraOrg
81 121 33 16 Bright 60's Organ Br60'sOr
82 121 34 16 Detuned Classic Organ DeClsOrg
83 121 37 16 Bright Rotary Organ BrtRoOrg
84 121 30 17 Bright Percussive Organ BrPerOrg
85 121 31 17 Jazz Percussive Organ JzPerOrg

86 121 32 17 Rock Percussive Organ RkPerOrg
87 121 33 17 Octave Percussive Organ OPerOrg
88 121 31 18 Dark Rock Organ DkRokOrg
89 121 32 18 Mellow Rock Organ MelRkOrg

90 121 36 18 Wah Rock Organ WahRkOrg
91 121 32 19 Mellow Church Organ MelChuOr
92 121 34 19 Vintage Rock Organ VintRkOr
93 121 35 19 Vintage Pop Organ VitPopOr
94 121 37 19 Vintage Percussive Organ VitPerOr
95 121 36 20 Jazz Pu Organ JzPufOrg
Accordion

96 121 10 21 Musette Musette
97 121 11 21 Real Accordion RelAcord
98 121 10 22 Sweet Harmonica SwtHarm
99 121 11 22 Soft Harmonica SoftHarm

100 121 0 23 Real Tango Accordion RlTanAcd
101 121 11 23 Ballroom Accordion BalrmAcd
102 121 0 21 Cool Accordion CoolAcd
103 121 10 23 Solo Accordion 1 SoloAcd1
104 121 30 21 Dark Musette DkMuset
105 121 31 21 Bright Musette BrtMuset
106 121 31 22 Bright Harmonica BritHarm
107 121 33 22 Wide Harmonica WideHarm

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108 121 13 23 Solo Accordion 2 SoloAcd2
109 121 31 23 Bright Accordion BritAcd
Guitar
110 121 10 24 Real Nylon Guitar RealNyGt
111 121 10 25 Real Steel Guitar RelStlGt
112 121 11 29 Rock Guitar RockGtr
113 121 11 27 Cool Funk Guitar ColFukGt
114 121 10 27 Real Clean Guitar RelClnGt
115 121 11 25 Slide Steel Guitar SldStlGt
116 121 12 27 Slide Clean Guitar SldClnGt
117 121 2 25 Sweet Mandolin SwMandln
118 121 17 27 Cool Lead Guitar CoolLdGt
119 121 10 26 Real Jazz Guitar RealJzGt
120 121 13 27 60's Clean Guitar 60'sClnG
121 121 12 25 Harmonics Steel Guitar HarStlGt
122 121 11 24 Harmonics Nylon Guitar HarNyGt
123 121 13 25 12-Strings Guitar 12-StrG
124 121 10 29 Blues Guitar BluesGtr
125 121 0 27 Solo Clean Guitar SolClnGt
126 121 11 30 Guitar Feedback GtFedbk
127 121 12 30 5th Distortion Guitar 5thDstGt
128 121 14 25 Velocity Steel Guitar VelStlGt
129 121 14 27 Delay Guitar DelayGtr
130 121 15 27 Vintage Guitar VintGtr
131 121 11 26 Solo Jazz Guitar SolJzGtr
132 121 13 30 Rhythm Guitar RythGtr
133 121 14 26 Jazz Lead Guitar 1 JazLdGt1
134 121 0 26 Jazz Lead Guitar 2 JazLdGt2
135 121 10 28 Solo Muted Guitar SoloMtGt
136 121 1 26 Pedal Guitar PedalGtr
137 121 14 30 Distortion Lead Guitar 1 DstLdGt1
138 121 13 26 Octave Guitar OctaveGt
139 121 24 27 Tremolo Guitar TremGtr
140 121 15 30 Metal Guitar MetalGtr
141 121 20 27 Clean Rhythm Guitar ClnRthGt
142 121 15 26 Jazz Guitar & EP JazGt&EP
143 121 0 30 Distortion Lead Guitar 2 DstLdGt2
144 121 26 27 12-Strings Electric Guitar 12-StrGt
145 121 0 28 Muted Rhythm Guitar MtRythGt
146 121 27 27 Funk Guitar FunkGtr
147 121 0 29 Overdrive Lead Guitar OvdrLdGt
148 121 30 25 Chorus Steel Guitar ChoStlGt
149 121 33 25 Nylon Guitar & Steel Guitar NyG&StlG
150 121 34 25 Jazz Guitar & Steel Guitar JzG&StlG
151 121 31 26 Bright Jazz Guitar BrtJazGt
152 121 32 26 Overdrive Jazz Guitar OvdJazGt
153 121 34 26 Overdrive Octave Guitar OvdOctGt
154 121 36 26 Jazz Octave Guitar JazOctGt
155 121 31 27 Vintage Funk Guitar VitFukGt
156 121 32 27 Overdrive Funk Guitar OvdFukGt
157 121 34 27 Clean Vintage Guitar ClnVitGt
158 121 35 27 Dark Vintage Guitar DkVintGt
159 121 36 27 Bright Vintage Guitar BrtVitGt
160 121 30 28 Dark Muted Guitar DarkMtGt
161 121 32 28 Overdrive Muted Guitar OvdrMtGt
162 121 37 28 Funk Muted Guitar FunkMtGt

Sound List

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Sound List

163 121 30 29 Dark Overdrive Guitar DkOvdrGt
164 121 31 29 Bright Overdrive Guitar BrOvdrGt
165 121 32 29 Soft Overdrive Guitar SoOvdrGt
166 121 31 30 Dark Distortion Guitar DkDstGtr
167 121 33 30 Velocity Lead Guitar VelLdGtr
168 121 35 30 Bright Lead Guitar BrtLdGtr
169 121 36 30 Modern Distortion Guitar MdnDtGtr
Bass
170 121 12 33 Real Finger Bass RelFgrBs
171 121 11 32 Real Acoustic Bass RelAcBs
172 121 11 34 Real Pick Bass RelPikBs
173 121 11 35 Real Fretless Bass RlFretBs
174 121 11 36 Power Slap Bass PowSlpBs
175 121 10 39 Attack Pulse AtckPls
176 121 10 38 House Bass HousBass
177 121 10 37 Funk Slap Bass FukSlpBs
178 121 11 39 Resonant Bass 1 RsnBass1
179 121 13 39 Resonant Bass 2 RsnBass2
180 121 14 39 Resonant Synth Bass RsnSyBs
181 121 10 34 Rock Bass 1 RockBas1
182 121 0 34 Rock Bass 2 RockBas2
183 121 11 33 Finger Slap Bass FgSlpBs
184 121 10 32 Acoustic Bass & Cymbal AcBs&Cym
185 121 15 39 Analog Bass AnaBass
186 121 10 36 Resonant Slap Bass RsnSlpBs
187 121 16 39 Warm Synth Bass WmSynBs
188 121 17 39 Hammer Hammer
189 121 3 39 Rubber Synth Bass RubSynBs
190 121 10 33 Pop Bass PopBass
191 121 31 33 Overdriven Finger Bass OvdrFgBs
192 121 37 33 Dark Slap Bass DkSlpBs
193 121 30 34 Bright Pick Bass BrPikBas
194 121 31 34 Dark Pick Bass DkPikBs
195 121 32 34 Overdrive Pick Bass OvdrPkBs
196 121 37 34 Hard Rock Bass HardRkBs
197 121 31 35 Overdriven Fretless Bass OvdrF.Bs
198 121 34 35 Muted Fretless Bass MtFretBs
199 121 35 35 Dark Fretless Bass DkFretBs
200 121 31 36 Chorus Slap Bass ChSlpBs
201 121 33 36 Bright Resonant Slap Bass BrRnS.Bs
202 121 34 36 Dark Resonant Slap Bass DkRnS.Bs
203 121 37 36 Warm Resonant Slap Bass WmRnS.Bs
204 121 30 37 Dark Power Slap Bass DkPwSlpB
205 121 31 37 Bright Power Slap Bass BrPwSlpB
206 121 32 37 Distortion Power Slap Bass DtPwSlpB
207 121 35 37 Chorus Power Slap Bass ChPwSlpB
208 121 37 37 Warm Power Slap Bass WmPwSlpB
209 121 31 38 Bright Analog Bass BrtAnBs
210 121 32 38 Chorus Analog Bass ChorAnBs
211 121 36 38 Hammer Analog Bass HamrAnBs
212 121 37 38 Dark Hammer Bass DkHamrBs
213 121 30 39 Bright Attack Bass BrAtckBs
214 121 31 39 Pulse Attack Bass PlsAkBs
215 121 32 39 Bright Pulse Bass BrPlsBs
216 121 33 39 Octave Analog Bass OctAnBs
217 121 34 39 Power Analog Bass PwAnBs

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218 121 35 39 Power Pulse Bass PwPlsBs
Strings
219 121 10 48 Real Strings RealStr
220 121 0 48 Classic Strings ClasStr
221 121 1 48 Orchestra Tutti OrcTutti
222 121 10 40 Sweet Violin SwViolin
223 121 10 42 Real Cello RelCello
224 121 11 48 Concert Strings ConceStr
225 121 10 49 Live Strings LiveStr

226 121 0 46 Real Harp RealHarp
227 121 12 48 Live Orchestra LiveOrch
228 121 13 48 Live Contrabass LvContbs
229 121 12 49 Slow Strings SlowStr

230 121 19 48 Strings & Flute St&Flute
231 121 15 48 Arco Strings 1 ArcoStr1
232 121 0 52 Live Choir Aahs LivChoAh
233 121 0 53 Live Choir Oohs LivChoOh
234 121 0 54 Synth Choir 1 SynChor1
235 121 16 48 Orchestra Orchestr
236 121 17 48 Arco Strings 2 ArcoStr2
237 121 18 48 Brilliant Strings BrilStrs
238 121 0 44 Live Tremolo Strings LivT.Str
239 121 0 45 Live Pizzicato Strings LivPzStr
240 121 10 51 Movie Strings MovieStr
241 121 0 50 Cool Synth Strings ColSynSt
242 121 0 51 Soft Synth Strings SofSynSt
243 121 0 40 Real Violin RealVln
244 121 0 41 Real Viola RealVla
245 121 0 42 Live Cello LivCello

246 121 0 43 Real Contrabass RealCtbs
247 121 10 52 Soft Choir Aahs SofChoAh
248 121 1 53 Soft Choir Oohs SofChoOh
249 121 1 54 Synth Choir 2 SynCho2

250 121 0 55 Live Orchestra Hit LvOrcHit
251 121 1 55 Synth Bass Hit SynBsHit
252 121 2 55 Power Hit 1 PowHit1
253 121 3 55 Power Hit 2 PowHit2
254 121 30 40 Cool Violin CoolVln
255 121 33 40 Slow Violin SlwVioln
256 121 34 40 Dark Violin DkVioln
257 121 35 40 Bright Violin BrtVioln
258 121 30 41 Slow Viola SlwViola
259 121 31 41 Dark Viola DkViola
260 121 32 41 Bright Viola BrtViola
261 121 30 42 Slow Cello SlCello
262 121 31 42 Dark Cello DkCello
263 121 32 42 Bright Cello BrtCello
264 121 30 43 Dark Contrabass DkContbs
265 121 31 43 Bright Contrabass BrContbs

266 121 33 43 Slow Contrabass SlContbs
267 121 30 44 Dark Tremolo Strings DkTreSt
268 121 31 44 Bright Tremolo Strings BrtTreSt
269 121 32 44 Slow Tremolo Strings SlwTreSt

270 121 30 45 Dark Pizzicato Strings DkPzStr
271 121 31 45 Bright Pizzicato Strings BrtPzStr
272 121 30 46 Dark Harp DarkHarp

Sound List

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Sound List

273 121 31 46 Bright Harp BrtHarp
274 121 0 104 India Sitar INSitar

275 121 0 105 Folk Banjo FoBanjo

276 121 0 106 Japanese Shamisen JPShami
277 121 0 107 Japanese Koto JapanKto
278 121 0 110 Vintage Fiddle VtFiddle

Brass
279 121 10 56 Sweet Trumpet SweetTrp
280 121 10 57 Sweet Trombone SwtTrom
281 121 10 59 Sweet Muted Trumpet SwtMtTrp
282 121 10 58 Live Tuba LiveTuba
283 121 10 60 Live French Horn LivFrHon
284 121 16 60 Wide French Horn WdFrHon
285 121 10 61 Real Brass Section RealBrs

286 121 11 61 Pop Brass Section PopBrass
287 121 11 56 Jazz Trumpet JazzTrp
288 121 12 56 Solo Trumpet SoloTrp
289 121 13 56 Trumpet Ensemble TrpEn

290 121 0 57 Live Trombone LiveTrom
291 121 14 57 Solo Flugelhorn SolFghon
292 121 0 59 Solo Muted Trumpet SolMtTrp
293 121 11 57 Solo Trombone SoloTrom
294 121 12 57 Soft Trombone SoftTrom
295 121 19 57 Wide Trombone WideTrom

296 121 13 57 Dark Trombone DarkTrom
297 121 18 57 Synth Trombone SynTrom
298 121 20 57 Analog Bass Brass AnBsBras
299 121 12 61 Octave Brass Section OctBrsSc

300 121 0 61 Classic Brass Section ClasBras
301 121 17 61 Dark Brass DarkBras
302 121 13 61 Cool Synth Brass CoolBras
303 121 14 61 Live Brass Section LiveBras
304 121 15 61 Sforzato Brass SfztBras
305 121 18 61 Big Brass Section BigBrass
306 121 20 61 Bright Brass Section BrtBras
307 121 21 61 Mellow Brass Section MelBrass
308 121 11 60 Modern Synth Brass MdnBrass
309 121 12 60 Soft Synth Brass SoBras
310 121 10 62 80's Brass 80'sBras
311 121 23 61 Soft Brass Section SofBrsSc
312 121 13 60 Big Band BigBand
313 121 24 61 Power Brass Section PowBrass
314 121 25 61 Dance Synth Brass DancBras
315 121 28 61 Brass Hit BrassHit
316 121 2 62 Analog Brass AnaBras
317 121 2 63 Soft Analog Brass SoAnBras
318 121 15 60 Echo Brass EchoBras
319 121 30 56 Warm Trumpet WarmTrp
320 121 31 56 Bright Trumpet BritTrp
321 121 33 56 Double Trumpet DubTrump
322 121 30 57 Warm Trombone WarmTrom
323 121 31 57 Bright Trombone BritTrom
324 121 33 57 Double Trombone DubTrom
325 121 30 58 Dark Tuba DarkTuba
326 121 31 58 Bright Tuba BritTuba
327 121 32 58 Warm Tuba WarmTuba

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328 121 35 58 Slow Tuba SlowTuba
329 121 30 59 Dark Muted Trumpet DkMtTrp
330 121 31 59 Bright Muted Trumpet BrtMtTrp
331 121 32 59 Warm Muted Trumpet WrmMtTrp
332 121 30 60 Dark French Horn DkFrHorn
333 121 31 60 Bright French Horn BrFrHorn
334 121 32 60 Warm French Horn WmFrHorn
335 121 37 60 Slow French Horn SlFrHorn
336 121 30 61 Dark Brass Section DBrsSect
337 121 32 61 Warm Brass Section WarmBras
338 121 35 61 Slow Brass Section SlowBras
339 121 31 62 Bright Synth Brass BrtSyBrs
340 121 35 62 Slow Synth Brass SlwSyBrs
341 121 30 63 Dark Analog Synth Brass DkAnBras
342 121 31 63 Bright Analog Synth Brass BrAnBras
343 121 32 63 Warm Analog Synth Brass WmAnBras
344 121 35 63 Slow Analog Synth Brass SlAnBras
Sax & Woodwind
345 121 10 66 Sweet Tenor Sax SwtTnoSx
346 121 10 65 Sweet Alto Sax SwtAtoSx
347 121 10 64 Sweet Soprano Sax SwSprnSx
348 121 10 67 Live Baritone Sax LivBriSx
349 121 11 66 Real Tenor Sax RelTnoSx
350 121 11 65 Real Alto Sax RelAtoSx
351 121 10 73 Sweet Flute SwtFlute
352 121 10 71 Sweet Clarinet SwtClar
353 121 10 75 Sweet Pan Flute SwtPanFl
354 121 10 68 Sweet Oboe SwtOboe
355 121 0 69 Classic English Horn ClassEH
356 121 0 70 Classic Bassoon ClassBn
357 121 0 72 Classic Piccolo ClasPico
358 121 12 73 Classic Flute 1 ClassFl1
359 121 0 64 Soprano Sax SprnSax
360 121 0 66 Tenor Sax TenorSax
361 121 0 65 Alto Sax AltoSax
362 121 0 67 Baritone Sax BariSax
363 121 11 73 Flute & Sax Flut&Sax
364 121 13 65 Sax Section SaxSect
365 121 11 64 Sax Band 1 SaxBand1
366 121 12 64 Sax Band 2 SaxBand2
367 121 12 65 Octave Saxes OctSaxes
368 121 11 67 Soft Sax Band SoSxBand
369 121 11 75 Cool Pan Flute CoolPFl
370 121 0 77 Cool Shakuhachi ColShaku
371 121 0 71 Classic Clarinet ClasClar
372 121 0 73 Classic Flute 2 ClassFl2
373 121 0 68 Classic Oboe ClasOboe
374 121 0 78 Mellow Whistle MelWhist
375 121 0 74 Classic Recorder ClasRecd
376 121 0 76 Sweet Blown Bottle SwBottle
377 121 0 79 Mellow Ocarina MelOcari
378 121 30 72 Dark Piccolo DarkPico
379 121 31 72 Bright Piccolo BrtPico
380 121 34 72 Slow Piccolo SlowPico
381 121 30 73 Dark Flute DkFlute
382 121 31 73 Bright Flute BrtFlute

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383 121 34 73 Slow Flute SlwFlute
384 121 30 75 Dark Pan Flute DkPanFl
385 121 31 75 Bright Pan Flute BrPanFl
386 121 35 75 Slow Pan Flute SlPanFl
387 121 30 76 Dark Blown Bottle DkBottle
388 121 31 76 Bright Blown Bottle BrBottle
389 121 34 76 Slow Blown Bottle SlBottle
390 121 30 77 Dark Shakuhachi DkShaku
391 121 31 77 Bright Shakuhachi BrtShaku
392 121 34 77 Slow Shakuhachi SlwShaku
393 121 30 78 Bright Whistle BrtWhist
394 121 0 111 Vintage Shanai VtShanai
395 121 0 109 Vintage Bag Pipe VtBagPp
Lead & Pad
396 121 10 80 Wire Lead WireLd
397 121 16 84 Dance Lead DanceLed
398 121 11 87 Techno Lead TechLed
399 121 12 81 Trance Lead TranceLd
400 121 15 80 Super Square SuperSqu
401 121 17 81 Super Sawtooth SuperSaw
402 121 18 81 Pop Lead PopLead
403 121 10 87 Octave Line OctLine
404 121 12 82 Pan Lead PanLead
405 121 10 86 Rising Rising
406 121 12 87 Octave Lead OctLead
407 121 13 81 Fire Wire Lead FirWirLd
408 121 10 91 Live Choir Pad LivChoPd
409 121 13 91 Vox Pad VoxPad
410 121 15 91 Dream New Age DreamNA
411 121 20 91 Heaven Pad HevenPd
412 121 11 95 Messenger Pad MesengPd
413 121 10 98 Echo Crystal EchoCrys
414 121 10 102 Echo Drops EchoDrp
415 121 12 80 Sine Solo SineSolo
416 121 11 80 Matrix Lead MatrxLed
417 121 13 80 Hip Hop Lead 1 HiHpLed1
418 121 14 80 Hip Hop Lead 2 HiHpLed2
419 121 10 81 Bauble Lead BaubleLd
420 121 11 81 Super Analog SuperAna
421 121 15 81 Blaster Lead BlasLead
422 121 16 81 Skyline Lead SkyLead
423 121 10 84 Soft Sine 1 SofSine1
424 121 12 84 Wah Lead WahLead
425 121 14 84 Corrie Corrie

426 121 21 81 Big Lead BigLead
427 121 10 82 Flying Lead FlyLead
428 121 16 80 Mini Lead MiniLead
429 121 13 87 Massiveness Massines

430 121 11 82 Soft Calliope SoCal
431 121 14 87 Soft Sine 2 SofSine2
432 121 15 87 Jazz Lead JazzLead
433 121 22 81 Trumpet Saw TrumpSaw
434 121 23 81 Circus Lead CirLead
435 121 24 81 Thick Square ThickSqu
436 121 30 80 Wah Sine Solo WaSinSol
437 121 32 80 Dark Wire Lead DkWireLd

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438 121 31 81 Chorus Soft Mini ChSoMini
439 121 34 81 Soft Analog SoftAna
440 121 35 81 Bright Analog BritAna
441 121 36 81 Toys Analog ToysAna
442 121 30 82 Corrie Calliope CoreCal
443 121 32 82 Bright Calliope BrtCalio
444 121 35 82 Analog Calliope AnaCalio
445 121 31 83 Bright Chi Lead BrtChiLd

446 121 33 83 Charang Chi Lead ChaChiLd
447 121 36 83 Corrie Chi Lead CreChiLd
448 121 37 83 Stardust Warp StardWap
449 121 30 84 Soft Funky Lead FunkyLd

450 121 32 84 Wire Funky Lead WirFukLd
451 121 33 84 Soft Octave Lead SofOctLd
452 121 36 84 Calliope Octave Lead CalOctLd
453 121 37 84 Big Octave Lead BigOctLd
454 121 30 85 Bright Voice Lead BrtVocLd
455 121 37 85 Big Voice Lead BigVocLd
456 121 30 86 Soft Rising SofRise
457 121 32 86 Bright Rising BrtRise
458 121 30 87 Soft Bass Lead SofBsLd
459 121 32 87 Voice Bass Lead VocBsLd
460 121 34 87 Calliope Bass Lead CaloBsLd
461 121 35 87 Analog Bass Lead AnaBsLd
462 121 11 91 Gospel Pad GospelPd
463 121 12 91 Live Humming Pad HummPad
464 121 14 91 Sweet New Age SwNewAge
465 121 16 91 Soft Vox SoftVox

466 121 17 91 Vox Choir Pad VoxChoPd
467 121 18 91 Sunbeam Pad SunPad
468 121 23 91 Air Choir Pad AirChoPd
469 121 27 91 Choir & Organ Ch&Organ

470 121 10 88 Cool New Age CoolNA
471 121 10 89 Space Pad SpacePd
472 121 11 89 PWM Pad PWMPad
473 121 15 89 Cyber Pad CyberPad
474 121 10 95 Cool Sweep Pad ColSwpPd
475 121 12 95 Wave Pad WavePad

476 121 10 90 Poly Synth Pad 1 PolSyPd1
477 121 11 90 Poly Synth Pad 2 PolSyPd2
478 121 10 93 Mystery Pad MysterPd
479 121 12 94 Evening Stars EvenStar

480 121 13 88 Atmosphere Pad AtmospPd
481 121 28 91 Utopia Pad UtopiPd
482 121 12 93 Glass Pad GlassPad
483 121 13 93 Fantasia Fantasia
484 121 17 89 DX Pad DXPad
485 121 13 95 Dream Sweep Pad D.SwpPad

486 121 18 89 Analog Pad AnalogPd
487 121 15 88 New Age & Bowed Pad NA&BowPd
488 121 16 88 Golden Age GoldAge
489 121 17 88 Space Halo Pad SpcHloPd

490 121 18 88 Time Travel TimeTrav
491 121 19 89 Time Machine TimeMach
492 121 20 89 Slow Warm Pad SlWrmPad

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493 121 30 88 Bright New Age Pad BrtNAPad
494 121 35 88 Warm New Age Pad WarmNAPd
495 121 36 88 Dipolar New Age Pad DipoNAPd
496 121 30 89 Dream Warm Pad D.WrmPad
497 121 31 89 Cool Warm Pad CoolWmPd
498 121 33 89 Organ Pad OrganPad
499 121 35 89 Modern Pad ModernPd

500 121 31 90 Bright Poly Synth Pad BrtPSyPd
501 121 34 90 Calliope Poly Synth Pad CalPSyPd
502 121 35 90 Harmonica Poly Synth Pad HmPSyPd
503 121 37 90 Square Poly Synth Pad SquPSyPd
504 121 32 91 Soft Utopia Pad SoUtoPd
505 121 33 91 Square Utopia Pad SquUtoPd
506 121 35 91 Analog Utopia Pad AnaUtoPd
507 121 30 92 Bright Bowed Pad BrBowPd
508 121 31 92 Soft Bowed Pad SoBowPd
509 121 34 92 Congregate Bowed Pad CongBoPd
510 121 30 93 Bright Metallic Pad BrMetPd
511 121 31 93 Soft Metallic Pad SofMetPd
512 121 35 93 Congregate Metallic Pad CogMetPd
513 121 36 93 Calliope Metallic Pad CalMetPd
514 121 30 94 Bright Halo Pad BrHaloPd
515 121 31 94 Soft Halo Pad SoHaloPd
516 121 33 94 PWM Halo Pad PWMHloPd
517 121 34 94 Bowed Halo Pad BowHloPd
518 121 36 94 Metal Halo Pad MetHloPd
519 121 37 94 Corrie Halo Pad CoreHoPd
520 121 30 95 Soft Dipolar Pad SoDipoPd
521 121 33 95 Metallic Dipolar Pad MetDipPd
522 121 34 95 Warm Dipolar Pad WmDipoPd
523 121 36 95 Calliope Dipolar Pad CalDipPd
524 121 37 95 Corrie Dipolar Pad CreDipPd
525 121 11 102 Sun Bell SunBell
526 121 12 102 Echo Bell EchoBell
527 121 13 102 Bell Pad BellPad
528 121 31 98 Soft Crystal Echo SoCrysEc
529 121 37 98 Chorus Crystal Echo ChCrysEc
530 121 30 102 Soft Echo SoftEcho
531 121 32 102 Bright Echo BritEcho
Perc. & Drums
532 121 1 11 Cool Vibraphone ColVibra
533 121 10 11 Rigid Vibraphone RigVibra
534 121 1 12 Real Marimba RelMarim
535 121 10 8 Real Celesta RelCeles
536 121 0 11 Live Vibraphone LivVibra
537 121 11 11 Jazz Vibraphone JazVibra
538 121 0 12 Cool Marimba ColMarim
539 121 0 13 Live Xylophone LivXylop
540 121 0 8 Live Celesta LivCeles
541 121 0 9 Live Glockenspiel LivGlock
542 121 0 10 Dream Music Box DreamMBx
543 121 0 14 Live Tubular Bells LvTubuBl
544 121 1 14 Church Bell ChurBell
545 121 2 14 Carillon Carillon
546 121 0 15 Santur Santur

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547 121 0 108 Africa Kalimba AfricaKa
548 120 0 0 Standard Set StdSet
549 120 0 40 Brush Set BrushSet
550 120 0 72 Studio Set StudoSet
551 120 0 73 Mix Set MixSet
552 120 0 70 Dance Set DanceSet
553 120 0 8 Room Set RoomSet
554 120 0 32 Jazz Set JazzSet
555 120 0 87 Acoustic Set AcousSet
556 120 0 16 Power Set PowSet
557 120 0 24 Electronic Set ElectSet
558 120 0 25 Analog Set AnalSet
559 120 0 48 Orchestra Set OrchSet
560 120 0 77 Latin Set LatinSet
561 120 0 81 R&B Set R&BSet
562 120 0 83 Hip Hop Set HiHpSet
563 120 0 76 Fusion Set FusioSet
564 120 0 82 Vintage Set VintSet
565 120 0 84 Pop Set PopSet
566 120 0 85 Funk Set FunkSet
567 120 0 88 Symphony Set SympSet
568 120 0 80 Percussion Set PercSet
569 120 0 78 SFX Set 1 SFXSet1
570 120 0 79 SFX Set 2 SFXSet2
571 121 0 47 Orchestra Timpani OrchTimp
572 121 0 116 Live Taiko Drum LvTaDrum
573 121 1 116 Concert Bass Drum ConBsDrm
574 121 0 117 Acoustic Tom 1 AcousTm1
575 121 1 117 Acoustic Tom 2 AcousTm2
576 121 0 118 Synth Tom SynthTom
577 121 1 118 Rhythm Tom RhythmTm
578 121 2 118 Electric Drum E.Drum
579 121 0 114 Live Steel Drums LvStlDr
580 121 0 113 Agogo Bell AgogoBel
581 121 0 119 Cymbal SFX CymbSFX
SFX & GM
582 121 0 120 Guitar SFX 1 GtrSFX1
583 121 1 120 Guitar SFX 2 GtrSFX2
584 121 2 120 Acoustic Bass String Slap BsStSlap
585 121 0 121 Breathy Voice BrthVoic
586 121 1 121 Flute Key Click FlKeyClk
587 121 0 122 Sea Wave SeaWave
588 121 1 122 Rain Rain
589 121 2 122 Thunder Thunder
590 121 3 122 Wind Wind
591 121 4 122 Stream Stream
592 121 5 122 Bubble Bubble
593 121 0 123 Birds 1 Birds1
594 121 1 123 Dog Dog
595 121 2 123 Horse Gallop HorseGlp
596 121 3 123 Birds 2 Birds2
597 121 0 124 Telephone Bell 1 TelpBel1
598 121 1 124 Telephone Bell 2 TelpBel2
599 121 2 124 Door Creaking DoorCrek
600 121 3 124 Door Door

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601 121 4 124 Scratch Scratch
602 121 5 124 Wind Chime WindChim
603 121 0 125 Helicopter Engine HelEngin
604 121 1 125 Car Engine CarEngin
605 121 2 125 Car Stop CarStop
606 121 3 125 Car Pass CarPass
607 121 4 125 Car Crash CarCrash
608 121 5 125 Siren Siren
609 121 6 125 Train Train
610 121 7 125 Jetplane Jetplane
611 121 8 125 Starship Starship
612 121 9 125 Burst Noise BurtNoiz
613 121 0 126 Live Applause LivAppla
614 121 1 126 Laughing Laughing
615 121 2 126 Screaming Scream
616 121 3 126 Punch Punch
617 121 4 126 Heart Beat HeartBet
618 121 5 126 Footsteps Footstep
619 121 0 127 Gun Gun
620 121 1 127 Machine Gun MachnGun
621 121 2 127 Lasergun Lasergun
622 121 3 127 Explosion Explosio
623 0 0 0 Acoustic Grand Piano AcGdPno
624 0 0 1 Bright Acoustic Piano BritPno
625 0 0 2 Electric Grand Piano E.GrdPn

626 0 0 3 Honky Tonk Piano HnkyTonk
627 0 0 4 Electric Piano E.Piano
628 0 0 5 Electric Piano 2 E.Piano2
629 0 0 6 Harpsichord Harpsi

630 0 0 7 Clavi Clavi
631 0 0 8 Celesta Celesta
632 0 0 9 Glockenspiel Glocken
633 0 0 10 Music Box MusicBx
634 0 0 11 Vibraphone Vibra
635 0 0 12 Marimba Marimba
636 0 0 13 Xylophone Xylopho
637 0 0 14 Tubular Bells TubulBl
638 0 0 15 Dulcimer Dulcimer
639 0 0 16 Drawbar Organ DrawOrg
640 0 0 17 Percussive Organ PercOrg
641 0 0 18 Rock Organ RockOrg
642 0 0 19 Church Organ ChurOrg
643 0 0 20 Reed Organ ReedOrg
644 0 0 21 Accordion Acordin
645 0 0 22 Harmonica Harmnic

646 0 0 23 Tango Accordion TangoAcd
647 0 0 24 Nylon Guitar NylonGt
648 0 0 25 Steel Guitar SteelGtr
649 0 0 26 Jazz Electric Guitar JazzGtr

650 0 0 27 Clean Electric Guitar CleanGt
651 0 0 28 Muted Electric Guitar MtE.Gtr
652 0 0 29 Overdriven Guitar OvdrGtr
653 0 0 30 Distortion Guitar DistGtr
654 0 0 31 Guitar Harmonics GtrHarmo
655 0 0 32 Acoustic Bass A.Bass
656 0 0 33 Finger Electric Bass FgrBass

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657 0 0 34 Pick Electric Bass PikBass
658 0 0 35 Fretless Bass FretBs
659 0 0 36 Slap Bass SlapBs
660 0 0 37 Slap Bass 2 SlapBs2
661 0 0 38 Synth Bass SynBass
662 0 0 39 Synth Bass 2 SynBass2
663 0 0 40 Violin Violin
664 0 0 41 Viola Viola
665 0 0 42 Cello Cello

666 0 0 43 Contrabass Contrbs
667 0 0 44 Tremolo Strings TremStr
668 0 0 45 Pizzicato Strings PizzStr
669 0 0 46 Orchestral Harp Harp

670 0 0 47 Timpani Timpani
671 0 0 48 String Ensembles Strings
672 0 0 49 String Ensembles 2 Strings2
673 0 0 50 Synth Strings SynStrs
674 0 0 51 Synth Strings 2 SynStrs2
675 0 0 52 Aahs Choir AahChor

676 0 0 53 Oohs Voice OhVoice
677 0 0 54 Synth Voice SyVoice
678 0 0 55 Orchestra Hit OrchHit
679 0 0 56 Trumpet Trumpet

680 0 0 57 Trombone Trmbone
681 0 0 58 Tuba Tuba
682 0 0 59 Muted Trumpet MuteTrp
683 0 0 60 French Horn FrHorn
684 0 0 61 Brass Section Brass
685 0 0 62 Synth Brass SynBras

686 0 0 63 Synth Brass 2 SynBras2
687 0 0 64 Soprano Sax SprnSax
688 0 0 65 Alto Sax AltoSax
689 0 0 66 Tenor Sax TenoSax

690 0 0 67 Baritone Sax BariSax
691 0 0 68 Oboe Oboe
692 0 0 69 English Horn EngHorn
693 0 0 70 Bassoon Bassoon
694 0 0 71 Clarinet Clarine
695 0 0 72 Piccolo Piccolo

696 0 0 73 Flute Flute
697 0 0 74 Recorder Recorder
698 0 0 75 Pan Flute PanFlut
699 0 0 76 Blown Bottle Bottle

700 0 0 77 Shakuhachi Shakhch
701 0 0 78 Whistle Whistle
702 0 0 79 Ocarina Ocarina
703 0 0 80 Square Lead SquarLd
704 0 0 81 Sawtooth Lead SawLead
705 0 0 82 Calliope Lead CalioLd
706 0 0 83 Chi Lead ChiLd
707 0 0 84 Charang Lead CharaLd
708 0 0 85 Voice Lead VoiceLd
709 0 0 86 Fifths Lead FifthLd
710 0 0 87 Bass Lead BassLd
711 0 0 88 New Age Pad NewAgPd
712 0 0 89 Warm Pad WarmPad

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Sound List

713 0 0 90 Poly Synth Pad PolSyPd
714 0 0 91 Choir Pad ChoirPd
715 0 0 92 Bowed Pad BowedPd
716 0 0 93 Metallic Pad MetalPd
717 0 0 94 Halo Pad HaloPad
718 0 0 95 Sweep Pad SweepPd
719 0 0 96 Rain FX Rain
720 0 0 97 Sound Track FX SoudTrk
721 0 0 98 Crystal FX Crystal
722 0 0 99 Atmosphere FX Atmosph
723 0 0 100 Brightness FX Bright
724 0 0 101 Goblins FX Goblins
725 0 0 102 Echoes FX Echoes

726 0 0 103 Sci-Fi FX Sci-Fi
727 0 0 104 Sitar Sitar
728 0 0 105 Banjo Banjo
729 0 0 106 Shamisen Shamise

730 0 0 107 Koto Koto
731 0 0 108 Kalimba Kalimba
732 0 0 109 Bag Pipe BagPipe
733 0 0 110 Fiddle Fiddle
734 0 0 111 Shanai Shanai
735 0 0 112 Tinkle Bell TnklBel
736 0 0 113 Agogo Agogo
737 0 0 114 Steel Drums SteelDr
738 0 0 115 Woodblock Wodblok
739 0 0 116 Taiko Drum TaikoDr
740 0 0 117 Melodic Tom MelodTm
741 0 0 118 Synth Drum SynDrum
742 0 0 119 Reverse Cymbal RevCymbl
743 0 0 120 Guitar Fret Noise GtFeNoz
744 0 0 121 Breath Noise BrthNoz
745 0 0 122 Seashore Seashor

746 0 0 123 Bird Tweet Tweet
747 0 0 124 Telephone Ring Telphon
748 0 0 125 Helicopter Helicptr
749 0 0 126 Applause Applause

750 0 0 127 Gunshot Gunshot

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Style List

NO. English Name LCD Name
Pop & Beat
1 Sunshine Beat SunBeat
2 60's Classic Beat 60ClsBet
3 Heart Beat HeartBet
4 70's Pop Rock 70PoRock
5 80's Pop Rock 80PoRock

6 Guitar Pop GtrPop
7 Soft Beat SoftBeat
8 Modern Pop ModenPop
9 6-8 Pop 6-8Pop

10 80's Golden Song 80GSong
11 Cool 8Beat Cool8Bet
12 16Beat R&B 16BtR&B
13 70's Love Song 70LSong
14 Modern Beat ModernBt
15 Classic Pop 1 ClasPop1
16 Classic Pop 2 ClasPop2
17 8Beat Pop 1 8BtPop1
18 Classic 16Beat Clas16Bt
19 Pop Rock 1 PopRock1
20 Pop Jazz PopJazz
21 8Beat Rock 8BtRock
22 Sweet 8Beat Sweet8Bt
23 British Pop 1 BritPop1
24 British Pop 2 BritPop2
25 Rhythm & 8Beat 1 Rhy&8Bt1

26 Rhythm & 8Beat 2 Rhy&8Bt2
27 Pop Fusion PopFusn
28 8Beat Pop 2 8BtPop2
29 16Beat Pop 1 16BtPop1

30 16Beat Pop 2 16BtPop2
31 16Beat 1 16Beat1
32 Modern 16Beat Modn16Bt
33 Pop Hit PopHit
34 16Beat 2 16Beat2
35 16Beat 3 16Beat3
36 Pop Shue PopSh
Rock
37 Rock & Roll 1 Rok&Rol1
38 Blues Rock 1 BluesRk1
39 Blues Rock 2 BluesRk2
40 Classic Rock ClasRock
41 80's Metal 80Metal
42 British Rock BritRock
43 Standard Rock StandRk
44 70's Rock 70'sRock
45 Slow Rock SlowRock

46 Rock & Roll 2 Rok&Rol2
47 Rock Shue RockSh
48 New Wave NewWave
49 Ska Ska

50 Pop Rock 2 PopRock2
51 Pop Rock 3 PopRock3
52 Folk Rock FolkRock
53 Soft Rock SoftRock

54 Old Rock OldRock
55 Easy Rock EasyRock
56 New Shue NewShu
57 Pop Rock 4 PopRock4
58 Hard Rock HardRock
Ballad
59 Guitar Ballad 1 GtrBald1
60 Blues Ballad 1 BluBald1
61 Golden Song GoldSong
62 Movie Ballad 1 MovBald1
63 Unplugged Unplug
64 Movie Ballad 2 MovBald2
65 Blues Ballad 2 BlueBld2

66 Simple Love Song SimLSong
67 Love Ballad 1 LoveBld1
68 90's Ballad 90'sBld
69 Sweet Ballad SweetBld

70 8Beat Ballad 8BtBalld
71 16Beat Ballad 1 16BtBld1
72 16Beat Ballad 2 16BtBld2
73 Piano Ballad 1 PnoBald1
74 Guitar Ballad 2 GtrBald2
75 Pop Beat PopBeat

76 6-8 Pop Ballad 6-8PoBld
77 R&B Ballad R&BBalld
78 Guitar Ballad 3 GtrBald3
79 Ballad Rock BaldRock

80 Piano Ballad 2 PnoBald2
81 Soft Ballad SoftBald
82 16Beat Ballad 3 16BtBld3
83 Natural Ballad NatraBld
84 Love Ballad 2 LoveBld2
85 Easy Ballad EasyBald

86 Miami Folk MiamiFok
87 Slow Ballad SlowBald
88 Folk Ballad FolkBald
89 Pop Ballad PopBald

90 EP Ballad EPBallad
Dance
91 Club DJ ClubDJ
92 House 1 House1
93 Club Mix ClubMix
94 Hip Hop 1 HipHop1
95 Hip Hop 2 HipHop2

96 Progressive House 1 ProHous1
97 Club Dance 1 ClbDanc1
98 Garage Garage
99 80's Disco 80sDisco

100 Crazy Disco CrzDisco
101 Club Dance 2 ClbDanc2
102 Beat Dance 1 BtDance1
103 Beat Dance 2 BtDance2
104 Pop Dance 1 PopDanc1
105 Techno 1 Techno1
106 Disco Party DscParty
107 70's Disco 70sDisco

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108 House 2 House2
109 Techno 2 Techno2
110 Progressive House 2 ProHous2
111 Soft Disco SofDisco
112 70's Disco Funk 70'sFunk
113 16Beat Dance 16BtDanc
114 Pop Dance 2 PopDanc2
115 Euro Dance EuroDanc
Ballroom
116 Cha Cha Dance ChaChaD
117 Rumba 1 Rumba1
118 Salsa 1 Salsa1
119 Tango 1 Tango1
120 Twist 1 Twist1
121 Twist 2 Twist2
122 Tango 2 Tango2
123 Tango 3 Tango3
124 Slow Fox SlowFox
125 Slow Waltz 1 SlowWlz1
126 Swing Fox SwingFox
127 Big Band Fox BandFox
128 Cha Cha 1 ChaCha1
129 Cha Cha 2 ChaCha2
130 Beguine 1 Beguine1
131 Beguine 2 Beguine2
132 Spain Matador Matador
133 Samba 1 Samba1
134 Samba 2 Samba2
135 Jive Jive
136 Fox Trot FoxTrot
Soul & Funk
137 Funk 1 Funk1
138 New Soul NewSoul
139 Modern R&B 1 ModnR&B1
140 Pop R&B PopR&B
141 Classic Funk ClasFunk
142 New R&B NewR&B
143 Gospel Swing 1 GosSwin1
144 Gospel Gospel
145 Funk 2 Funk2
146 16Beat Funk 1 16BtFuk1
147 Fusion Shue FusioS
148 Jay R&B JayR&B
149 16Beat Funk 2 16BtFuk2
150 Groove Funk GrooveFk
151 Rubber Funk RubberFk
152 Cool Funk CoolFunk
153 Jazz Funk JazzFunk
154 Pop Funk 1 PopFunk1
155 Pop Funk 2 PopFunk2
156 16Beat Funk 3 16BtFuk3
157 Cool Beat CoolBeat
158 Groove Groove
159 Soul Soul
160 Hip Hop Soul HipHopSl
161 Hip Hop Beat HipHopBt

162 Pop Funk 3 PopFunk3
163 Soul Beat SoulBeat
164 Modern R&B 2 ModnR&B2
165 British Soul Pop BritSoul
Swing & Jazz
166 Modern Big Band 1 MdnBand1
167 Jazz Love Song 1 JzLSong1
168 Christmas Swing ChriSwin
169 Big Band 1 BigBand1
170 Jazz Love Song 2 JzLSong2
171 Piano Jazz PianoJaz
172 Smooth Jazz 1 SmothJz1
173 Dixieland 1 Dixland1
174 Broadway Big Band BwayBand
175 Gospel Swing 2 GosSwin2
176 Smooth Jazz 2 SmothJz2
177 Fusion Fusion
178 Dixieland 2 Dixland2
179 Guitar Swing 1 GtSwing1
180 Latin Jazz LatinJaz
181 Cool Jazz Ballad CoolJzBd
182 Modern Big Band 2 MdnBand2
183 Big Band 2 BigBand2
184 Swing Shue SwingS
185 Big Band 3 BigBand3
186 Acoustic Jazz AcoustJz
187 Guitar Swing 2 GtSwing2
188 Ragtime Ragtime
189 Modern Jazz Ballad MdnJzBld
190 Swing Ballad SwingBld
191 Orchestra Swing OrchSwin
Country
192 Country Roads CntyRoad
193 Country Folk 1 CnyFolk1
194 70's Country Rock 70'sCnty
195 Country Pop 1 CntyPop1
196 Bluegrass Bluegras
197 Country Pop 2 CntyPop2
198 Country Pop 3 CntyPop3
199 Ballad Country 1 BldCnty1
200 Modern Country 1 ModCnty1
201 Southern Country SouthCny
202 Ballad Country 2 BldCnty2
203 8Beat Country 8BtCntry
204 Modern Country 2 ModCnty2
205 2-4 Country 2-4Cntry
206 Country Quick Steps QuickStp
207 Country Folk 2 CnyFolk2
208 Country Shue CnyShu
Latin & Latin Dance
209 Latin 1 Latin1
210 Bossa Nova BosaNova
211 Cuba Samba CubSamba
212 Latin Rock LatinRok
213 New Reggae NewRegga
214 Pop Cha Cha 1 PChaCha1

50

Style List

215 Reggae Dance DanceReg
216 Paso Doble PasoDobl
217 Lite Bossa LteBossa
218 Latin 2 Latin2
219 Beguine 3 Beguine3
220 Slow Bolero SlBolero
221 Disco Samba DscSamba
222 Mambo Mambo
223 Meneito Meneito
224 Rumba 2 Rumba2
225 Rumba 3 Rumba3

226 Sting Latin StiLatin
227 Lambada Lambada
228 Pop Cha Cha 2 PChaCha2
229 Salsa 2 Salsa2

230 Tikitikita Tikitkta
Waltz & Traditional
231 Waltz Waltz
232 Old Waltz OldWaltz
233 English Waltz EngWaltz
234 German Waltz GemWaltz
235 Mazurka 1 Mazurka1
236 Mexican Waltz MexWaltz
237 Vienna Waltz VinaWltz
238 Slow Waltz 2 SlowWlz2
239 Jazz Waltz JazzWltz
240 Vienna March VieMarch
241 Polka Polka
242 6-8 March 6-8March
243 German Polka GemPolka
244 Party Polka PtyPolka
245 Army March ArmMarch

246 March March
247 American March AmMarch
248 Musette Musette
249 French Musette FMusette

250 Mazurka 2 Mazurka2
World
251 Korea Folk KorFolk
252 Laendler Laendler
253 Hawaiian Hawaiian
254 Sirtaki Sirtaki
255 Dangdut Dangdut
256 6-8 Flipper 6-8Flper
257 New Age NewAge
258 Tarantella Tarantel
259 Scottish Scottish
260 Mexican Folk MexFolk
Pianist
261 Pianist 1 Pianist1
262 Pianist 2 Pianist2
263 Pianist 3 Pianist3
264 Jazz 1 Jazz1
265 Jazz 2 Jazz2

266 Jazz Pub JazzPub
267 Piano Rock PnoRock

268 Pop Bossa PopBossa
269 March 1 March1

270 March 2 March2
271 Piano Beat PianoBt
272 Piano Bar PianoBar
273 Blues Blues
274 Pop Waltz PopWaltz
275 Piano Waltz PnoWaltz

276 Ballad 1 Ballad1
277 Ballad 2 Ballad2
278 6-8 Ballad 6-8Bald
279 Pop 1 Pop1

280 Pop 2 Pop2

51

Song List

No. English Name LCD Name
Folk & Country
1 Christmas Sound Sound
2 Long Long Ago LongAgo
3 Old Folks at Home OldFolks
4 Battle Hymn Of The Republic BatlHyme
5 The Old Gray Mare GrayMare

6 American Patrol USPatrol
7 Christmas Is Coming IsComing
8 Sippin' Cider Through A Straw SipinCid
9 Wave Of The Danube Danube

10 On London Bridge LdBridge
Golden & Pop
11 Go Tell It On The Mountain GoTellIt
12 O Sole Mio OSoleMio
13 Der Deitcher's Dog GirlsDog
14 Joy To The World JoyWorld
15 Silent Night SltNight
16 Five Hundred Miles 500Miles
17 It's Beginning To Look A Lot Like Christmas LikeXmas
18 Jeanie With The Light Brown Hair Jeanie
19 Music Box Dancer Dancer
20 Entertainer Entertai
21 Annie Laurie AnnieLa
22 The Old King Cole OldKingC

Jazz & Fusion

23 Samba In June Samba
24 The Hip Hop's Night HHNight
25 Blue Lunch BluLunch

26 Cobweb Cobweb
27 Wine Wine
28 Jazz Old Man JzOldMan
29 Dark Eyes DarkEyes

Piano
30 Lyrical Rondo Rondo1
31 Rialto Ripples (Rag) Ripples
32 Neapolitan Song Neapoli
33 Waltzes Waltzes
34 Schos Doll's Dance No.2 DollNo2
35 Minuet In D Major MinuetD
36 Inquietude Inquietd
37 Italian Polka Polka
38 Moment Musical Moment
39 Prelude In C-Sharp Major Prelude1
40 The Happy Farmer HpFarmer
41 The Rag-Time Dance RagTime1
42 Mazurka Mazurka
43 Prelude In E Major Prelude2
44 Piano Sonata In A Major, K.331. I Sonata1
45 Waltz For Piano In g-Sharp Minor WaltzMin

46 Pretty Girl Ragtime Ragtime2
47 L' Arabesque L'Arab
48 Austria Variation AVariati
49 Schos Doll's Dance No. 7 DollNo7

50 To A Wild Rose WildRose

51 Gavotte I GavotteI
52 Waltz Waltz
53 Minuet In G Major (BWV Anh. 116) Minuet1
54 Innocence Innocenc
55 Tchaikovsky Waltz TkyWaltz
56 Barcarolle Barcarol
57 Robot Doll RobtDoll
58 Consolation Consolat
59 Minuet In G Major (BWV Anh. 114) Minuet2
60 Piano Sonata In C Major, K.545. Sonata2
61 Norwegian Dance No.2 Norwegn
62 The Small Gathering Gatherin
63 The Return Return
64 The Wagtail Wagtail
65 Bulie Dance BulieDn

66 Tender Blossom Blossom
67 La Gracieuse Gracieus
68 Progress Progress
69 Eclogue Eclogue

70 The Limpid Stream Stream
71 The Chatterbox Chatter
72 Tarantella Tarante
73 Frankness Franknes
74 The Farewell Farewell
75 The Chase TheChase

76 Habanera Habanera
77 Prelude In C Major Prelude3
78 Piano Sonata Op.49-2 Sonata3
79 Maple Leaves Ragtime Ragtime3

80 Chicken Pecking Ragtime Ragtime4
81 Gipsy Rondo Rondo2
82 Fountain Fountain
83 Fur Elise FurElise
84 Dove Dove
85 Knight Knight

86 Menuett G-Dur 4 Menuett
87 Gavotte Gavotte
88 The Entertainer ThEntert
89 Swallow Swallow

90 Minute Waltz MinWaltz

52

Phrase Pad List

No. Full Name Short Name
Keyboard Patterns
1 Piano Beat PianoBt
2 Piano Arpeggio PianoArp
3 Piano Glissando PnoGliss
4 Latin Beat LatinBt
5 Rock Piano RokPiano
String Patterns

6 Electric Guitar 16Beat EGt16Bt
7 Funk Guitar FunkGtr
8 Electric Guitar Shue 1 EGtSh1
9 Electric Guitar Shue 2 EGtSh2

10 6-8 Electric Guitar 6-8E.Gtr
11 Rhythm Electric Guitar RthE.Gt
12 Rock Guitar RockGtr
13 Rhythm Steel Guitar RthStlG
14 Steel Guitar Chord 1 StlGCrd1
15 Steel Guitar Chord 2 StlGCrd2
16 Steel Triplet StlTrip
17 Pick Steel Guitar PkStlGt
18 Nylon Guitar 1 NylonGt1
19 Nylon Guitar 2 NylonGt2
20 Bossa Nova Guitar BossaGt
21 Flamenco Guitar FlmecoGt
Guitar Patterns
22 Brilliant Strings BrillStr
23 Strings Accomp StAccomp
24 Classical String ClascStr
25 Classic Strings ClassStr

26 Orchestra Hit OrchHit
27 Harp Arpeggio HarpArp
28 Harp Glissando HrpGliss

Brass Patterns
29 Big Band 1 BigBand1
30 Big Band 2 BigBand2
31 Trumpet Swing TrpSwing
32 Brass Beat BrassBt
33 Brass Chord 1 BrasCrd1
34 Brass Chord 2 BrasCrd2
35 Brass SFX BrassSFX
36 Synth Brass SFX SyBrsSFX
Electric Patterns
37 Trance 1 Trance1
38 Trance 2 Trance2
39 Techno 1 Techno1
40 Techno 2 Techno2
Rhythm Patterns
41 Latin 1 Latin1
42 Latin 2 Latin2
43 Conga & Bongo Cnga&Bgo
44 Carnival Percussion CarnPerc
45 Rumba Rumba

46 Samba Samba
47 Brush Brush
48 Maracas & Tambourine Mara&Tam
49 Africa Africa

50 Pop Percussion PopPerc
51 Bossa Nova BosNova
52 Salsa Salsa
53 Reggae Reggae
Dance Patterns
54 House House
55 Break Beat BreakBt
56 Hip Hop 1 HipHop1
57 Hip Hop 2 HipHop2
58 R&B R&B
59 Snare Snare
Percussion
60 Cymbals Cymbals
61 Magic Bells MagicBel
62 Arabic 1 Arabic1
63 Arabic 2 Arabic2
64 Latin Kit 1 LatinKt1
65 Latin Kit 2 LatinKt2

66 Latin Kit 3 LatinKt3
67 Latin Kit 4 LatinKt4
68 Oriental Kit OrienKit
69 Acoustic Tom AcousTom

70 Acoustic Snare AcousSn
71 Crash Cymbals CrashCym
72 Standard Kit 1 StdKit1
73 Standard Kit 2 StdKit2
74 Dance Kit DanceKit
75 Electric Kit 1 ElecKit1
76 Electric Kit 2 ElecKit2
Club DJ Patterns

77 Club DJ 1 ClubDJ1
78 Club DJ 2 ClubDJ2
79 House DJ 1 HouseDJ1

80 House DJ 2 HouseDJ2
81 Electric House 1 E.House1
82 Electric House 2 E.House2
83 Hip Hop DJ 1 HipHpDJ1
84 Hip Hop DJ 2 HipHpDJ2
85 Electric DJ 1 ElecDJ1

86 Electric DJ 2 ElecDJ2
87 House Pad 1 HousePd1
88 House Pad 2 HousePd2
89 Electro Step 1 ElecStp1

90 Electro Step 2 ElecStp2
91 MIX DJ 1 MIXDJ1
92 MIX DJ 2 MIXDJ2
93 Progressive House 1 ProHous1
94 Progressive House 2 ProHous2
95 Club House 1 ClbHous1
96 Club House 2 ClbHous2
SFX

97 Sound Eects SdEect
98 Car SFX CarSFX
99 Natural SFX 1 NatrSFX1

100 Natural SFX 2 NatrSFX2

53

Insert Eect List

No. Type Full Name Short Name Parameter
1
2 Dry/Wet
3

Reverb

4 Dry/Wet
5

6 Dry/Wet
7
8 Dry/Wet

Tempo Delay

9

10 Dry/Wet
11

Pan Delay Cross Delay CrossDly

12 Dry/Wet
13
14 Dry/Wet
15
16 Dry/Wet

Chorus

17
18 Dry/Wet
19
20 Dry/Wet
21

Rotary D Rotary 1 DRotary1

22 Dry/Wet
23

Phaser Phaser 2 Phaser2

24 Depth
25

Tempo Phaser Tp Phaser TpPhaser

26 Depth
27

Overdrive Overdrive Overdriv

28 Output Level
29

30 Output Level

Amp

31
32 Output Level
33

Distortion Metal Dist MetaDist

34 Output Level
35
36 Hi Gain

EQ

37
38 Hgh Gain
39
40 Attack

Compressor

41
42 Attack
43

Tremolo/Pan Cls Tremolo ClsTremo

44 AM Depth
45

Auto Wah Auto Wah Auto Wah

46 Depth
47

Tempo Wah Tempo Auto Wah TpAutoWa

48 Depth

Hall 1 Hall1

Room 1 Room1

Real Piano RealPno

Tempo Delay TempDely

Tempo Echo TempEcho

Chorus 1 Chorus1

Celeste Celeste

GM Rotary 2 GM Rota2

Cls Flanger Cls Flan

Solid Solid

Clas Amp 2 ClasAmp2

Low Low

Hi-Fi Hi-Fi

Limiter Limiter

Attack Attack

Time

Time

Time

Delay Time

Delay Time

Delay Time L&R

LFO Depth

LFO Depth

LFO Depth

LFO Depth

Speed

LFO Freq.

LFO Freq.

Drive

Drive

Drive

Drive

Low Gain

Low Gain

Threshold

Threshold

LFO Freq.

LFO Freq.

LFO Freq.

54

Global Eect List

Module Type Full Name Short Name Parameter

Reverb

1
2 HPF Cuto
3

Room

4 HPF Cuto
5

6 HPF Cuto
7
8 HPF Cuto
9

10 HPF Cuto
11
12 HPF Cuto
13
14 HPF Cuto
15
16 HPF Cuto

Hall

17
18 HPF Cuto
19
20 HPF Cuto
21
22 HPF Cuto
23
24 HPF Cuto
25

26 HPF Cuto
27
28 HPF Cuto
29 Clas

30 HPF Cuto
31 Clas
32 HPF Cuto
33 Clas

Classic

34 HPF Cuto
35
36 HPF Cuto
37
38 HPF Cuto
39
40 HPF Cuto
41
42 HPF Cuto
43
44 HPF Cuto
45

46 HPF Cuto
47
48 HPF Cuto
49

50 HPF Cuto
51 Drum
52 HPF Cuto

Other

53 Drum Stu­54 HPF Cuto
55 Drum Ga­56 HPF Cuto
57
58 HPF Cuto
59
60 HPF Cuto
61
62 HPF Cuto
63
64 HPF Cuto

RealRoom RealRoom

Room 1 Room1

Room 2 Room2

Real Hall RealHall

Basic Hall BasiHall

Ballad Hall BldHall

Light Hall L Hall

Piano Hall PnoHall

Small Hall 1 SmlHall1

Small Hall 2 SmlHall2

M Hall 1 M Hall1

M Hall 2 M Hall2

M Hall 3 M Hall3

Standard Standard

Room 1

Room 2

Room 3

Clas Hall 1 ClaHall1

Clas Hall 2 ClaHall2

Clas
Church

Stage 1 Stage1

Stage 2 Stage2

Plate 1 Plate1

Plate 2 Plate2

Tunnel Tunnel

Theater

dio

rage

Church Church

Cave Cave

Garage Garage

Real
Church

ClaRoom1

ClaRoom2

ClaRoom3

ClasChur

DrTheate

DrStudio

DrGarage

RealChur

Time

Time

Time

Time

Time

Time

Time

Time

Time

Time

Time

Time

Time

Time

Time

Time

Time

Time

Time

Time

Time

Time

Time

Time

Time

Time

Time

Time

Time

Time

Time

Time

Chorus

1
2 HPF Cuto
3
4 HPF Cuto
5

6 HPF Cuto
7
8 HPF Cuto
9

10 HPF Cuto
11
12 HPF Cuto
13
14 HPF Cuto
15
16 HPF Cuto
17
18 HPF Cuto
19
20 HPF Cuto

Reverb

21
22 HPF Cuto
23
24 HPF Cuto
25

26 HPF Cuto
27
28 HPF Cuto
29

30 HPF Cuto
31
32 HPF Cuto
33
34 HPF Cuto
35 Opera
36 HPF Cuto
37
38 HPF Cuto
39
40 HPF Cuto
41

Tempo

42 FB Level
43 Tempo

Delay
44 FB Level
45 Pan
46 F/B Level

Delay
47 Tempo

Pan
48 F/B Level

Delay

49

LCR

50 F/B Level
51 LCR Delay

Delay
52 F/B Level
53 LR
54 F/B Level

Delay
55 Stereo
56 F/B Level

Echo

Room 1 Room1

Room 2 Room2

Room 3 Room3

M Room 1 M Room1

M Room 2 M Room2

M Room 3 M Room3

Real Piano RealPno

Basic Hall BasiHall

Ballad Hall BldHall

Hall 1 Hall1

Hall 2 Hall2

Hall 3 Hall3

M Hall 1 M Hall1

M Hall 2 M Hall2

M Hall 3 M Hall3

Stage 1 Stage1

Stage 2 Stage2

House

Church Church

Cave Cave

Tempo
Delay

Echo

Cross

Delay

Tempo

Cross

LCR Delay
1

2

LR Delay LR Delay

Echo Echo

Op House

TempDely

TempEcho

CrossDly

TemCross

LCR Dly1

LCR Dly2

Time

Time

Time

Time

Time

Time

Time

Time

Time

Time

Time

Time

Time

Time

Time

Time

Time

Time

Time

Time

Delay Time

Delay Time

Delay Time

Delay Time

Main Delay

Main Delay

Main Delay

Main Delay

55

Global Eect List

57
58 LFO Depth
59
60 LFO Depth
61
62 LFO Depth
63
64 LFO Depth
65 GM Chorus

66 LFO Depth
67 GM Chorus
68 LFO Depth
69 Real Cho-

70 LFO Depth
71
72 LFO Depth

Chorus

73
74 LFO Depth
75

76 LFO Depth
77
78 LFO Depth
79

80 LFO Depth
81
82 LFO Depth
83
84 LFO Depth
85 GM

86 LFO Depth
87 GM
88 LFO Depth
89

90 Drive
91
92 Drive
93

Rotary

94 Drive
95

96 Drive
97
98 Drive
99

100 Depth
101
102 Depth
103

Phaser

104 Depth
105
106 Depth
107
108 Depth
109

Tp

110 Depth
111

Phaser

112 Depth

Chorus 1 Chorus1

Chorus 2 Chorus2

Chorus 3 Chorus3

Chorus 4 Chorus4

1

2

rus

Celeste 1 Celeste1

Celeste 2 Celeste2

Flanger 1 Flanger1

Flanger 2 Flanger2

Flanger 3 Flanger3

GM Flanger GM Flan

Cls Flanger Cls Flan

Rotary 1

Rotary 2

D Rotary 1 DRotary1

D Rotary 2 DRotary2

D Rotary 3 DRotary3

D Rotary 4 DRotary4

D Rotary 5 DRotary5

Phaser 1 Phaser1

Phaser 2 Phaser2

Phaser 3 Phaser3

EP Phaser 1 EP Phas1

EP Phaser 2 EP Phas2

Tp Phaser 1 TpPhase1

Tp Phaser 2 TpPhase2

GM Chor1

GM Chor2

RealChor

GM Rota1

GM Rota2

LFO Freq.

LFO Freq.

LFO Freq.

LFO Freq.

LFO Freq.

LFO Freq.

LFO Freq.

LFO Freq.

LFO Freq.

LFO Freq.

LFO Freq.

LFO Freq.

LFO Freq.

LFO Freq.

LFO Freq.

LFO Freq.

Rot Speed

Rot Speed

Rot Speed

Rot Speed

Rot Speed

LFO Freq.

LFO Freq.

LFO Freq.

LFO Freq.

LFO Freq.

LFO Freq.

LFO Freq.

113
114 AM Depth
115
116 AM Depth

Tremolo/

117
118 AM Depth

Pan
119
120 AM Depth
121
122 AM Depth
123

Auto

124 Depth
125

Wah

126 Depth
127 Tempo
128 Depth

Wah

Vibrator 1 Vibrato1

Vibrator 2 Vibrato2

Auto Pan 1 AutoPan1

Auto Pan 2 AutoPan2

Cls Tremolo ClsTremo

Auto Wah 1 Auto Wa1

Auto Wah 2 Auto Wa2

Tp Auto

Wah

TpAutoWa

LFO Freq.

LFO Freq.

LFO Freq.

LFO Freq.

LFO Freq.

LFO Freq.

LFO Freq.

LFO Freq.

56

Part Eect Category Name

Up

Down

Arpeggio - Basic

Harmony

Echo

Tremelo

Trill

Alt 1

Alt 2

As Played

Random

Duet

Country Duet

Rock Duet

Trio

Country Trio

Full Chord

Block

4 Close 1

4 Close 2

4 Open

Octave

1 + 5

Strum

Echo 4

Echo 6

Echo 8

Echo 12

Tremolo 8

Tremolo 12

Tremolo 16

Tremolo 32

Trill 12

Trill 16

Trill 24

Trill 32

Part Eect List

57

Chord List

Chord Name Abbreviation Normal Voicing Display for root “C”
Major M 1+3+5 C
Sixth 6 1+(3)+5+6 C6
Major seventh M7 1+3+(5)+7 CM7
Major seventh add sharp eleventh M7(#11) 1+(2)+3+#4+5+7 CM7(#11)
Add ninth (9) 1+2+3+5 C(9)
Major seventh ninth M7(9) 1+2+3+(5)+7 CM7(9)
Sixth ninth 6(9) 1+2+3+(5)+6 C6(9)
Augmented aug 1+3+#5 Caug
Minor m 1+b3+5 Cm
Minor sixth m6 1+b3+5+6 Cm6
Minor seventh m7 1+b3+(5)+b7 Cm7
Minor seventh atted fth m7b5 1+b3+b5+b7 Cm7b5
Minor add ninth m(9) 1+2+b3+5 Cm(9)
Minor seventh ninth m7(9) 1+2+b3+(5)+b7 Cm7(9)
Minor seventh eleventh m7(11) 1+(2)+b3+4+5+(b7) Cm7(11)
Minor major seventh mM7 1+b3+(5)+7 CmM7
Minor major seventh ninth mM7(9) 1+2+b3+(5)+7 CmM7(9)
Diminished dim 1+b3+b5 Cdim
Diminished seventh dim7 1+b3+b5+6 Cdim7
Seventh 7 1+3+(5)+b7 C7
Seventh suspended fourth 7sus4 1+4+5+b7 C7sus4
Seventh atted fth 7b5 1+3+b5+b7 C7b5
Seventh ninth 7(9) 1+2+3+(5)+b7 C7(9)
Seventh add sharp eleventh 7(#11) 1+(2)+3+#4+5+b7 C7(#11)
Seventh add thirteenth 7(13) 1+3+(5)+6+b7 C7(13)
Seventh atted ninth 7(b9) 1+b2+3+(5)+b7 C7(b9)
Seventh add atted thirteenth 7(b13) 1+3+5+b6+b7 C7(b13)
Seventh sharp ninth 7(#9) 1+#2+3+(5)+b7 C7(#9)
Major seventh augmented M7aug 1+(3)+#5+7 CM7aug
Seventh augmented 7aug 1+3+#5+b7 C7aug
Suspended fourth sus4 1+4+5 Csus4
One plus two plus ve sus2 1+2+5 Csus2
Flatted Fifth b5 1+3+b5 Cb5
Major seventh atted fth M7(b5) 1+3+b5+7 CM7b5
Minor major seventh atted fth mM7(b5) 1+b3+b5+7 CmM7(b5)
1+8 1+8 1+8 C1+8
1+5 1+5 1+5 C1+5
Cancel / 1+b2+2 Cancel
Cancel2 / 1+b2+2+b3 Cancel/C

58

MIDI Implementation Chart

Function
Basic
Channel

Mode

Note
Number
Velocity

After
Touch
Pitch Bend
Control
Change

Program
Change
System Exclusive
System
Common

System
Real Time
Aux
Messages

Notes:

Default

Changed

Default
Messages
Altered
Note
: True Voice
Note on
Note o
key’s
Ch’s

0
1
5

6
7

10
11

64

65

66
67

80
81
91
93
120
121
123

: True Number

: Song Position
: Song Select
: Tune
: Clock
: Commands
: Local On/O
: Active sense
: Reset

Transmitted

1ch

1-16ch

x
x

********

0-127

********

o 9nH,V=1-127

o (9nH,V=0)

x
x
x
o
o
x
o
o
x
x
o
x
o
o
x
x
o
o
o
x
o
o

********

x
x
x
x
o
x
x
x
x

Recognized

All

1-16ch

3
o

x
0-127
0-127

o 9nH,V=1-127

o (9nH,V=0; 8nH,V=0-127)

x

x

o

o

o

o

o

o

o

o

o

o

o

o

o

o

o

o

o

x

o

o
0-127

o

x

x

x

x

x

x

o

o

Remarks

Bank Select

Modulation

Portamento Time

Data Entry

Volume

Pan

Expression

Sustain Pedal

Portamento On/O

Sostenuto Pedal

Soft Pedal
Reverb Program
Chorus Program

Reverb Level
Chorus Level

All Sound O

Reset All Controllers

All Notes O

● Mode 1: OMNI ON, POLY ● Mode 3: OMNI OFF, POLY o: YES

● Mode 2: OMNI ON, MONO ● Mode 4: OMNI OFF, MONO x: NO

59

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