Medeli DP370 User guide

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DIGITAL PIANO

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Owner’s Manual

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INFORMATION FOR YOUR SAFETY!

THE FCC REGULATION WARNING (for USA)

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with

PLEASE READ CAREFULLY BEFORE PROCEEDING

PRECAUTIONS

the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of
the FCC Rules.

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

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

Power Supply

When removing the electric plug from an outlet, always hold
the plug itself and not the cord.

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

Do not connect the instrument to an electrical outlet using a
multiple-connector or an AC outlet of voltage other than that
for which your instrument is intended.

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

Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
Increase the separation between the equipment and

receiver.

Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit

Remove the electric plug from the outlet when the
instrument is not to be used for extended periods of time, or
during electrical storms.

Connections

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

different from that to which the receiver is connected.

Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician

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for help.

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

CAUTION

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

Location

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

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

Interference with other electrical devices

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

Cleaning

Clean only with a soft, dry cloth.
Do not use paint thinners, solvents, cleaning fluids, or
chemical-impregnated wiping cloths.

Handling

Do not apply excessive force to the switches or controls.
Do not let paper, metallic, or other objects into the
instrument. If this happens, remove the electric plug from
the outlet. Then have the instrument inspected by qualified
service personnel.

Disconnect all cables before moving the instrument.

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Contents

Panel & Display Description

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

LCD Display...........................................................................4

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

DSP Effect...........................................................................21

Reverb Type........................................................................21

Reverb Level........................................................................21

Chorus Type........................................................................21

Chorus Level.......................................................................21

Setup

Setup Guide..........................................................................6

MIDI IN................................................................................21

MIDI OUT.............................................................................22

Touch...................................................................................22

Connections

Power Jack............................................................................9

Language............................................................................22

PowerOff.............................................................................22

Connecting a pair of Headphones.........................................9

Connecting an Audio Equipment...........................................9

Connecting an MP3/CD Player.............................................9

Connecting a Computer......................................................10

Connecting external MIDI devices.......................................10

Adjusting the Master Volume......................................11

Register Memory

Registering the Panel Setting..............................................23

Recalling the Registered Panel Settings.............................23

Selecting a Registration Bank.............................................23

Song Recording

Start Recording...................................................................24

Adjusting the Voice Brilliance....................................11

Stop Recording...................................................................25

Playback Recording............................................................25

Playing the Demo Song................................................11

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Playing Voices

Playing Voices.....................................................................12

Playing two voices simultaneously-DUAL...........................12

Playing Different Voices with Both hands-LOWER.............12

Twinova.............................................................................13

Auto Accompaniment

Play Auto Accompaniment(rhythm track only).....................13

Play Auto Accompaniment(all tracks)..................................13

Accompaniment Sections....................................................14

Playing Different Accompaniment Sections.........................14

Accompaniment Volume.....................................................15

Chord Fingering..................................................................15

Tempo.................................................................................16

Delete User Song................................................................25

Song

Listening to the songs.........................................................26

Song Control.......................................................................26

Practice the song................................................................26

Restore Factory Setting...............................................26

Connecting USB Flash Drive

USB Flash Drive Operation.................................................27

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

Save....................................................................................28

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

Delete..................................................................................29

Format.................................................................................29

Keyboard and ASCII Character Relative Table...................29

One Touch Setting...............................................................16

Metronome..........................................................................16

MIDI

What's MIDI?.......................................................................30

Mixer..................................................................................17

MIDI Terminals.....................................................................30

Downloading Data from the Computer................................30

Other Functions

Tune....................................................................................18

Transpose...........................................................................18

Split Point............................................................................19

Beat Type............................................................................19

Beat Volume........................................................................19

Harmony Switch..................................................................19

Harmony Type.....................................................................19

Scale Switch........................................................................21

Scale Type...........................................................................21

Scale Root...........................................................................21

EQ Type...............................................................................21

Troubleshooting.............................................................31

Specifications.................................................................31

Appendices

Voice List.............................................................................32

Style List..............................................................................37

Song List.............................................................................39

Chord List............................................................................41

MIDI Implementation Chart .................................................42

Scale Tuning System...........................................................43

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Panel & Display Description

Front Panel

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1. [VOLUME] Knob

Adjust master volume

2. [BRILLIANCE] Knob

Adjust voice brilliance

3. USB device socket

Insert a USB flash drive

12. [FILL C] button

A Fill-in C plays

13. [FILL D] button

A Fill-in D plays

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14. [ACC VOL] button

Adjust ACCOMP volume

15. [TEMPO+/-] button

Adjust the current tempo

17. A.B.C. MODE lamp

Indicate A.B.C. mode status:
on or off

When [SHIFT] key pressed

4. Style button

Enter the style mode

When [SHIFT] key released

4. Style direct button

Select a direct style

5. [FUNCTION+/-] button

Enter function menu

6. [MIXER] button

Enter mixer menu

SONG MODE:

7. [START/STOP] button

Start or stop playing the song

8. [PAUSE] button

Pause the playing song
or start it

9. [REPEAT A/B] button

Set the beginning and the
end for a loop section of a
selected song

10. [REW] button

Rewind the song

11. [FF] button

Fast forward the song

16. [MELODY OFF L/R] button

Use to mute/activate left or
right-hand part, allowing each
part to be practiced separately

STYLE MODE：

7. [START/STOP] button

Start or stop playing the
style

8. [SYNC START] button

Turn the Sync Start on
and off

9. [INTRO/ENDING] button

Play the Intro or Ending

10. [FILL A] button

A Fill-in A plays

11. [FILL B] button

A Fill-in B plays

16. [CHORD MODE] button

Choose chord mode

18. FULL RANGE MODE lamp

Show if the full range mode is
on or off

19. LCD

Show all the parameters related
to the current operation

音量 明亮度

001
8 拍民谣

启动 / 停止 同步启动 前奏 / 尾奏 插入 A 插入 B 插入 C 插入 D 伴奏音量

暗 亮最小 最大

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16 拍 1

慢民谣

电子舞曲 1

波沙诺瓦

华尔兹

进行曲

中国民乐摇滚

调音台

功能

速度 和弦模式

自动低音和弦模式

全键盘模式
旋律关闭
左手/右手

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原声大钢琴

是

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弦乐合奏

否

示范曲

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放克电钢琴

颤音琴

手摇风琴

手风琴

尼龙吉他

小提琴USB设备 双音色

下音色歌曲双钢琴

八度 节拍器

211小号226

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铜管合奏

高音萨克斯

甜蜜长笛

甜蜜排箫

二胡

切换

记忆库 存储 M1 M2 M3 M4 单触键设置

录音 伴奏音轨 旋律音轨 1 旋律音轨 2 旋律音轨 3 旋律音轨 4 旋律音轨 5

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39. [POWER] button

Turn the power on or off

LCD

1. Chord display area

Display chord information.

2. Instant message area

Display the current tempo, measure, memory/O.T.S setting.

3. Status display area

Display the status of function, USB drive, USB, etc.

4. System message display area

Display important messages related to the current operation.
I.e. in voice mode, it displays the voice name and number.

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RECORD

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Panel & Display Description

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20. [USB DEVICE] button

Enter USB DEVICE menu

22. Data dial

Increase and decrease the value

23. [+/YES] button

Increase the value

24. [-/NO] button

Decrease the value

26. [DUAL] button

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Turn the Voice R2 on and off

27. [LOWER] button

Turn the Voice L1 on and off

28. [TWINOVA] button

Turn the TWINOVA on and off

29. [OCTAVE] button

Set octave in TWINOVA mode

30. [METRO] button

Turn the metronome on and off

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When [SHIFT] key pressed

21. [DEMO] button

Enter demo mode and play

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When [SHIFT] key released

21. [SONG] button

Enter song mode and play songs

demo songs

25. Voice direct button

25. [VOICE] button

Select a direct voice

Enter the voice mode

32. [BANK] button

32. [RECORD] button

Select a bank to store settings

Enter record mode

33. [STORE] button

33. [ACCOMP] button

Register the current panel settings
Select the accomp track to
record

34~37.M1~M4 button

Recall the registered panel settings

34~38. MELODY 1-5 button

Select the melody1-5 track
to record

38. [O.T.S] button

Turn one touch setting on and off

Pedal

31. [SHIFT] button

Press and hold it to access
secondary functions of other
buttons

Rear Panel

AUX IN MIDI IN MIDI OUTAUX OUT USB

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40. AUX IN jack

41. AUX OUT jack

42. MIDI IN jack

43. MIDI OUT jack

44. USB jack

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45. Soft Pedal

When you step on the soft pedal, all notes
played on the keyboard will have a softer
effect.

46. Sostenuto Pedal
When you step on the sostenuto pedal, the
notes played before you step on the pedal
would have a sustain effect.

47. Sustain Pedal

When you step on the sustain pedal, all
notes played on the keyboard will have a
longer sustain. It also supports the
half-pedal operation. Performing with the
sustain pedal will achieve a smoothly effect.

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Setup

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

Setup Guide

Before you proceeding to assemble the stand, get a Philip's
screwdriver (not supplied).
Make sure you have the following parts, which are supplied into
package.

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Piano body

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Left leg component

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Right leg component

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Foot pedal

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Rear board

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Foot pedal cable

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Hand screws (4pcs)

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Screws M6x45 (4pcs)

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Tapping screw 4x15 (8pcs)

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Screw caps (4pcs)

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A. Put the foot pedal unit (4) in between the left and right leg
components (2&3) use 4 pieces of screws (8) (2 on each
side) to stable the legs onto the foot pedal unit. (Make sure
the direction of the placement is correct before screwing)

Setup

B. Use 8 pieces screw (9), make the rear board fixed on the

footpedal unit (4) and right leg component (3), the left leg
component (2) finished in part B on the previous page.

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C. Put the piano body (1) on the top of the assembly finished in
part B, use 4 pieces of hand screws (7) to stable afterward.

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Setup

D. After the initial set-up, connect pedal cable (6) with the foot

pedal to the bottom-panel pedal jack.

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E. Installation is completed now.
Play the piano and enjoy the perfect performance.

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Connections

Power Jack

Power Supply

VOLUME

1. Make sure that the piano is turned off. Before you switch the
piano on or off , turn down the volume of piano and any
connected audio equipments first.

MIN MAX

2. Connect the power cable to the AC outlet.

3. Press the [POWER] button, the LCD will display “LOADING...”,
which indicates the piano has powered on.

4. If you are ready to turn off the piano, press the [POWER] button
again.

Notes:

1. The piano will be automatically shut down in about 30 minutes if it
is not used.

2. When the keyboard is not in use or during thunderstorm, please
disconnect the power for safety purpose.

Connecting a pair of Headphones

A standard pair of stereo headphones can be plugged in here for
private practice or late-night playing.

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Jack1: when a pair of headphones is plugged into the jack 1, the
sound can be heard from both headphones and speakers of
the instrument.
Jack2: when a pair of headphones is plugged into the jack 2,the
internal stereo speaker system is automatically shut off. The
sound can only be heard from headphones.

Note:

To avoid the risk of hearing loss when using headphones, please
do not play the piano with a high volume level for a long time.

AUX IN MIDI IN MIDI OUTAUX OUT USB

Jack1

Jack2

Connecting an Audio Equipment

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

Note:

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

Connecting an MP3/CD Player

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

AUX IN MIDI IN MIDI OUTAUX OUT USB

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Connections

Connecting a Computer

You can use the USB Connector to receive MIDI messages from

AUX IN MIDI IN MIDI OUTAUX OUT USB

computer or transmit MIDI messages to computer.

You can use a commercially available MIDI interface to connect the
piano to the computer via the MIDI connectors.

Note:

Do not set the USB device to be input and output simultaneously
when setting the software on PC. Otherwise the sound will be
overlapped when playing the keyboard.

AUX IN MIDI IN MIDI OUTAUX OUT USB

Connecting external MIDI devices

You can use standard MIDI cables to connect external MIDI
devices.

MIDI IN: Receive MIDI message from an external MIDI device.
MIDI OUT: Transmits MIDI message generated by the instrument.
MIDI THRU: Simply relays the MIDI message received at MIDI IN.

MIDI OUTMIDI IN

Note:

To avoid damages, please be sure to turn off the power switches
before you disconnect the related devices from the keyboard.

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MIDI OUT MIDI IN

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Adjusting the Master Volume

Rotate the [VOLUME] knob to right, the volume increases and vice
versa.

Adjusting the Voice Brilliance

Slide the [BRILLIANCE] knob to right, the voice sounds brighter
and vice versa. You can change the piano brilliance as you wish.

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The instrument features 5 wonderful demos. Please refer to Demo List.

1. Holding down the [SHIFT] button, then press the [DEMO] button to
start the demo song playing, and the LCD will display the number
and name of the demo.

2. Beats Flashing
During demo playback, the LED indicator of [START/STOP] will flash
with the current tempo, red for strong beat and green for weak beat.

3. You can use the data dial, [+/YES] / [-/NO]button to select a demo
song.

Playing the Demo Song

4. Holding down the [SHIFT] button, then press the [demo] button or
press the [START/STOP] button directly to stop playing and exit the
demo mode.

Note:

1. In demo mode, only the following button functions will be available:
[DEMO], [START/STOP], [ TEMPO+/-], [+/YES], [-/NO], Data dial,
[VOLUME], [BRILLIANCE], and [POWER].
All other buttons and the keyboard function will become invalid.

2. In recording, style or song mode, the LED indicator of
[START/STOP] will flash with the current tempo.

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Playing Voices

The instrument features 600 exceptionally realistic voices. Please
refer to Voices List.

Playing Voices

1. In idle status, holding down the [SHIFT] button, then press one of
the voice direct button to enter the voice mode. LCD will display
the name and number of the current voice and highlights “R1”.

2. Use the data dial, [+/YES]/ [-/NO] button to select the voice you
want to play. You can also use the voice direct button to select a
voice.

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

Note:

When the Dual and Lower functions are on, hold down [SHIFT]
button, then press one of the voice select buttons to shift the voice
source between R1, R2 and L1. The selected one will be highlighted
on LCD.

Playing two voices simultaneously-DUAL

1. In idle mode, press [DUAL] button to turn on dual voice. LCD
displays current voice name and number, and highlights “R2”.

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2. When “R2” is highlighted, use the data dial, the [+/YES], [-/NO]
button or voice direct button to select the dual voice you want to
play.

3. Play the keyboard, you will hear two different voices sounded
simultaneously in a layer. It seems like two instruments playing at
the same time.

Note:

When the keyboard has been split, only the right hand area will play
the dual voice.

Play Different Voices with Both
hands-LOWER

1. In idle mode, press [LOWER] button to turn on lower voice. The
keyboard is split into two independent areas, which have different
voices. LCD displays the left hand voice name and number, and
highlights “L1”.

2. When “L1” is highlighted, use the data dial, the [+/YES], [-/NO]
button or voice direct button to select the lower voice you want to
play.

3. Play the keyboard with both hands, and you will hear two different
voices from the two areas.

Note:

The right hand voice does not change when you change lower voice.

Split Point

The Point on the keyboard that separates voice L1 and voice R1/R2 is
called the "split point". The split point is set to F#3/G3 at the factory
setting. However you can set this to any key you want. Please refer to
KeySplit setting for split point.

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The twinova mode splits the keyboard into two independent areas,
which have the same pitch and voice, for the convenience of
one-to-one teaching.

1. In idle mode, press [TWINOVA] button to turn on twinova. LCD
highlights “TWINOA”. In twinova mode, dual voice and lower
voice are unavailable. The default split point is E3 (32). Press
[TWINOVA] button again you can exit twinova.

2. In twinova mode, the default voice of right hand and left hand is the
upper voice you select before entering twinova mode. Use the data
dial, the [+/YES], [-/NO] button or the voice direct button to choose
voice.

3. In twinova mode, press [OCTAVE] button, LCD temporarily displays
the octave value of twinova. Now you can use the data dial, the
[+/YES], [-/NO] button to set octave value of twinova. The range of
octave is -1 to 1.

Note:

1. In the song playing mode, the twinova is invalid.

2. Please refer to Split Point setting to set the split point.

Twinova

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The auto accompaniment feature puts a full backing band at your
fingertips. To use it, all you have to do is to play the chords with your
left hand using your selected accompaniment style, and then the
accompaniment will automatically play along, instantly following the
chords you play. With auto accompaniment, even a solo performer can
enjoy playing with the backing of an entire band or orchestra.
This keyboard features 240 (including 10 user styles: 231-240) styles
in a variety of musical genres. Try to select some of the different styles
(refer to Style List) and enjoy the auto accompaniment.

Auto Accompaniment

Play Auto Accompaniment(rhythm track
only)

1. In idle mode, when pressing [SHIFT] button, press any of the style
direct button to enter the style mode. LCD displays the name and
number of the current style.

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

3. Press the [START/STOP] button to start the rhythm tracks of the
auto accompaniment. Also you can press [SYNC START] and then
play any key to start the rhythm tracks of the auto accompaniment.

Play Auto Accompaniment(all tracks)

1. In style mode, press [CHORD MODE] button to enter “auto bass
chord” (A.B.C.)mode. The “FINGERED” LED on the panel will light
up. The keyboard is split into two areas. Play chords in the left hand
area.
Press [CHORD MODE] button again to enter “full range” mode. The
“FULL RANGE” LED on the panel will light up. You can play chords
over the entire keyboard in normal fingering.

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Auto Accompaniment

2. Press [SYNC START] button , and then play a chord in the chord
area to start auto accompaniment of all tracks. When you change
a chord, the accompaniment automatically changes.
Alternatively, press [START/STOP] button to start auto accompani­ ment of rhythm track, then play a chord in the chord area. It will start
auto accompaniment of all tracks

Accompaniment Sections

There are various types of Auto Accompaniment sections that allow
you to vary the arrangement of the accompaniment to match the song
you are playing.
They are: Intro, Main (A,B,C,D), Fill (A, B,C,D), and Ending.
By switching among them during your performance you can easily
produce the dynamic elements of a professional sounding
arrangement in your performance.

INTRO Section

The intro is an opening section of the song. When the intro pattern
finished, the system will automatically shift to the main section.

MAIN Section

The main is an important section of the song. And it plays an accom­paniment pattern and repeat infinitely until another section's button is
pressed.

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FILL IN Section

Auto fill in function automatically adds a fill to your performance. When
the fill-in is finished, accompaniment shifts to the Main section
(A,B,C,D).

ENDING Section

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

Note:

During style playback, hold down one of the FILL [A]-[D] buttons, and
the selected fill-in pattern will play continuously until the button is
released.
When style stops, press one of the FILL [A]-[D] buttons to select a
main section. The corresponding LED will light up.

Playing Different Accompaniment Sec­tions

1. Press style direct button or use the data dial, [+/YES]/[-/NO] button
to choose style.

SYNC
START

2. Press [CHORD MODE] button to enter A.B.C. (auto bass chord)
mode.

3. Press [SYNC START] button.

4. Press [FILL A] button.

5. Press the [INTRO/ENDING] button. Now “A” LED flashes on panel,
the style is ready to play.

6. It will start the accompaniment as soon as you start playing in
Chord section. When the playback of the intro is finished, it
automatically leads into Main A section.

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7. Press the [FILL B] / [FILLDC] / [FILL D] button. A fill-in plays,
automatically followed by the Main B/C/D section.

8. Press the [INTRO/ENDING] again will lead it into the Ending
Section. When the ending is finished, the auto accompaniment
automatically stops.

Accompaniment Volume

This function is used to change the volume of all tracks of accompani­ment.
Press [ACC VOL] button, the LCD will display ACCOMP volume (from
0 to 127). At this time, you can use the data dial, or [+/YES]/[-/NO]
button to adjust accomp volume.

Chord Fingering

How the chords are played or indicated with your left hand (in the
auto accompaniment section of the keyboard) is referred to as
"fingering". There are 2 types of fingerings as described below.

Auto Accompaniment

Chord Basics

A chord, in music, is any harmonic set of three or more notes that is
heard as if sounding simultaneously. The most frequently encountered

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chords are triads. A triad is a set of three notes that can be stacked in
thirds. When stacked in thirds, the triad's members, from lowest
pitched tone to highest, are called: the Root, the Third, and the Fifth.

Triad Type

There are following basic triad types:

Major Triad

A root with a major third added above and a perfect fifth
will consist as a “Major Triad”.

Minor Triad

A root with a minor third added above and a perfect fifth

will consist as a “Minor Triad”.
Augmented
Triad
Diminished
Triad

A root with a major third added above and an

augmented fifth will consist as an “Augmented Triad”.

A root with a minor third added above and a diminished

fifth will consist as a “Diminished Triad”.

Chord Inversion

We define this chord its root is not in the bass (i.e., is not the lowest
note) as an inversion chord. When the root is in the bass, we call the
chord: root-position chord. If we put the Third and Fifth in the root
position, then it forms “Inversion”, we call this chord “Inversion Chord”.
See the following major triad and its inverted chord.

Chord Name

The chord name contains two parts content: Chord root and Chord
type.

Single Finger

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

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Auto Accompaniment

Multi-finger

Multi-finger allows you to play chords in normal fingering. Try playing
the 32 chord types in C scale as listed on the right.

Note:

In full range mode, the entire keyboard will only recognize chords
played in normal fingering.

Tempo

Each style of the instrument has been set with a default or standard
tempo, however, this can be changed by using the [TEMPO+]/
[TEMPO-] buttons.

1. Use the [TEMPO+] or [TEMPO-] button to change the tempo. While
the tempo data is flashing, use the data dial also can change the
tempo.

2. Press the [TEMPO+]/[TEMPO-] buttons simultaneously to restore

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the default tempo setting.

One Touch Setting

When One Touch Setting is switched on, you can instantly recall all
auto accompaniment related settings including voices selection and
digital effects simply with a single touch of a button.

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

2. Press one of the one touch setting buttons [M1]-[M4]. Various panel
settings (such as voice, effect, etc.) that match the selected style
can be instantly recalled with just a single button press.
Auto accompaniment is automatically turned on during O.T.S mode.

3. Play the keyboard.
One Touch Setting parameter list:
Part ON/OFF (VOICER1, R2, L1)
Voice Change (VOICER1, R2, L1)
Voice Volume (VOICER1, R2, L1)
Voice Reverb Level (VOICER1, R2, L1)
Voice Chorus Level (VOICER1, R2, L1)

Metronome

Using metronome helps you with beat that guides your playing by
preset tempo.

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

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

3. Metronome beat type setting
Please refer to beat type setting.

Note:

The metronome will respond in the next beat if it is turn on when the
accompaniment is playing.
When recording, metronome beats cannot be recorded.

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Mixer function adjusts separately the volume of different tracks.

1. Press the [MIXER] button.
Now you have entered the menu of mixer. Press the [MIXER] button
repeatedly to select a track to change its volume.

2. To adjust the selected volume setting, please use the data dial or
the [+/YES]/[-/NO] button.

Press [+/YES] and [-/NO] button simultaneously to turn off a track
volume.

Press[+/YES]and[-/NO] button simultaneously again to turn on a
track volume.

The option and parameters are as follows:

Mixer

Option

Rhythm slave volume
Rhythm master volume
Bass volume
Chord 1 volume
Chord 2 volume
Chord 3 volume

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Phrase 1 volume
Phrase 2 volume
Voice R1 volume
Voice R2 volume
Voice L volume
Disk volume

LCD display

Slave Rhythm:
Master Rhythm:
Bass:
Chord1:
Chord2:
Chord3:
Phrase1:
Phrase2:
Upper1:
Upper2:
Lower:
Disk Vol:

xxx
xxx
xxx
xxx
xxx
xxx
xxx
xxx
xxx
xxx
xxx
xxx

Range

0 - 127
0 - 127
0 - 127
0 - 127
0 - 127
0 - 127
0 - 127
0 - 127
0 - 127
0 - 127
0 - 127
0 - 127

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Other Functions

Press [FUNCTION+/-] button to enter function menu. The default
option of the menu is "Tune". When you enter the menu next time,
you will find the option is the same as last time. Use [FUNCTION+/-]
button to select the option to set. Use [+/YES]/[-/NO] or data dial to
set parameter of the current menu.

The option and parameters are as follows:

Option

No.

Tune

1

Transpose

2

Split Point

3

Beat Type

4

Beat Volume

5

Harmony Switch

6

Harmony Type

7

Range

-50~+50

-12~+12
1~88
0，2~9
0~127
OFF，ON
Duet, 1+5, Octave, CtryDuet, Trio,

Default

+00
+00
034
004
090
OFF
Duet

Block, 4Close1, 4Close2, 4Open

Scale Switch

8

Scale type

9

OFF，ON
Pythagor, Major, Minor, MeanTone,

OFF
Pythagor

Werckmei, Kirnberg

Scale Root

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C，C#，D，D#，E，F，F#，G，G#，

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A，A#，B

EQ type

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DSP Effect

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Reverb Type

13

Reverb Level

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Chorus Type

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Chorus Level

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MIDI IN

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MIDI OUT

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Touch

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Language

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Power Off

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Reset, Pop, Rock, Class, Jazz, Dance
OFF，ON
Room1, Room2, Room3, Hall1, Hall2,
Church, Delay, PanDelay
0~127
Chorus1, Chorus2, GM Chrs1, GM
Chrs2, Flanger1, Flanger2,Rotary1,
Rotary2
0~127
1~16，ALL
1~16
OFF，1，2，3
中文，English
OFF，30，60

Reset
ON
Hall2

070
Chorus1

000
ALL
001
002
English
030

Tune

This function sets the pitch of entire keyboard in 2-cent increments.

1. Press [FUNCTION+/-] button to select tune menu. LCD displays
“Tune: xxx ”. Use [+/YES]/[-/NO] or data dial to change tune value.
Its range is from -50 to 50.

2. Press [+/YES] and [-/NO] simultaneously will set the tune value to
its default setting:000.

Transpose

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

1. Press [FUNCTION+/-] button to select transpose menu. LCD
displays “Transpose: xxx”. Use [+/YES]/[-/NO] or data dial to
change transpose value. The max transpose is±12 semitones.

2. Press [+/YES]/[-/NO] simultaneously will set the transpose value to
its default setting:000.

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SplitPoint

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

1. Press [FUNCTION+/-] button to select SplitPoint menu. LCD
displays “SplitPt: xxx”. Use [+/YES]/[-/NO] or data dial to change
SplitPoint value. The range of keyspilit: 1~88.

2. Press [+/YES] and [-/NO] simultaneously will set the SplitPoint value
to its default setting: F#3(34).

Note:

When twinova is on, the range of keysplit is C3~C6(28~64). Press
[+/YES] and [-/NO] simultaneously will set the SplitPoint value to its
default setting: E3(32).

Beat Type

1. Press [FUNCTION+/-] button to select BeatType menu. LCD
displays “BeatType: xxx”. Use [+/YES]/[-/NO] or data dial to change
beat type. The range of beat type: 0, 2~9.

Other Functions

2. Press [+/YES] and [-/NO] simultaneously will set the beat type value
to its default setting: 4.

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Beat Volume

1. Press [FUNCTION+/-] button to select beat volume menu. LCD
displays “BeatVol: xxx”. Use [+/YES]/[-/NO] or data dial to change
beat volume. The range of beat volume: 0~127.

2. Press [+/YES] and [-/NO] simultaneously will set the beat volume
value to its default setting: 090.

Harmony Switch

1. Press [FUNCTION+/-] button to select harmony switch menu. LCD
displays “HarmonySw: xxx”. Use [+/YES]/[-/NO] or data dial to
change harmony switch status: OFF,ON.

2. Press [+/YES] and [-/NO] simultaneously will set harmony switch to
default setting: OFF.

Playing with harmony:

Turn on the A.B.C function, then play a chord in the left hand area.
When you play in the right hand area, it will automatically add a
harmony effect to the notes.

Harmony types “1+5” and “octave” are always available, while the rest
are effective only when A.B.C is on.

Harmony Type

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

1. Press [FUNCTION+/-] button to select harmony type menu. LCD
displays “HarmonyTp: xxx”. Use [+/YES]/[-/NO] or data dial to
change harmony type.

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Other Functions

There are 9 harmony types built into this instrument.

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

2. Press [+/YES] and [-/NO] simultaneously will set harmony type to
default setting: Duet.

Scale Switch

The equal temperament (has only one tuning method, and is suitable
for keyboard instrument) is commonly used in modern music, based
on this temperament method to make your own composition and
performance. Especially for piano, equal temperament is widely used
and taken for granted. But people used several other scales to
compose and perform before adopting the equal temperament.

LCD Display
Duet
1+5
Octave
CtryDuet
Trio
Block
4Close1
4Close2
4Open

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1. Press [FUNCTION+/-] button to select scale switch menu. LCD
displays “ScaleSw: xxx”. Use [+/YES]/[-/NO] or data dial to change
Scale switch status: OFF, ON.

2. Press [+/YES] and [-/NO] simultaneously will set scale switch to
default setting: OFF.

Scale Type

1. Press [FUNCTION+/-] button to select scale type menu.
LCD displays “ScaleType: xxx”. Use [+/YES]/[-/NO] or data dial to
change scale type.
There are 6 scale types built into this instrument.

Parameter
Pythagorean
Pure Major
Pure Minor
Meantone
Werkmeister
Kirnberger

LCD Display
Pythagor
Major
Minor
MeanTone
Werckmei
Kirnberg

2. Press [+/YES] and [-/NO] simultaneously will set scale type to
default setting: Pythagor.

Scale Root

1. Press [FUNCTION+/-] button to select scale root menu.
LCD displays “ScaleRoot: xxx”. Use [+/YES]/[-/NO] or data dial to
change scale root: C, C#, D, D#, E, F, F#, G, G#, A, A#, B.

2. Press [+/YES] and [-/NO] simultaneously will set scale root to
default setting: C.

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EQ Type

EQ function can control the gain of different frequency band. And
different gain settings produce different sound field effects.

1. Press [FUNCTION+/-] button to select EQ type menu.
LCD displays “EqType: xxx”. Use [+/YES]/[-/NO] or data dial to
change EQ type.
There are 6 EQ types built into this instrument.

Parameter
Reset
Pop
Rock
Class
Jazz
Dance

2. Press [+/YES] and [-/NO] simultaneously will set EQ type to default
setting: Reset.

LCD Display
Reset
Pop
Rock
Class
Jazz
Dance

Other Functions

DSP Effect

1. Press [FUNCTION+/-] button to select DSP effect menu. LCD
displays “DspEffect: xxx”. Use [+/YES]/[-/NO] or data dial to change

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DSP switch status: OFF, ON.

2. Press [+/YES] and [-/NO] simultaneously will set DSP switch to
default setting: ON.

Reverb Type

1. Press [FUNCTION+/-] button to select reverb type menu.
LCD displays “ReverbType: xxx”. Use [+/YES]/[-/NO] or data dial to
change reverb type.
There are 8 reverb types built into this instrument.

Parameter
Room 1
Room 2
Room 3
Hall 1
Hall 2
Church
Delay
Pan Delay

2. Press [+/YES] and [-/NO] simultaneously will set reverb type to
default setting: Hall2.

LCD Display
Room1
Room2
Room3
Hall1
Hall2
Church
Delay
PanDelay

Reverb Level

1. Press [FUNCTION+/-] button to select reverb level menu.
LCD displays “ReverbLev: xxx”. Use [+/YES]/[-/NO] or data dial to
change reverb level.
The range of reverb level: 0~127.

2. Press [+/YES] and [-/NO] simultaneously will set reverb level to
default: 070.

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Other Functions

Chorus Type

1. Press [FUNCTION+/-] button to select chorus type menu.
LCD displays “ChorusType: xxx”. Use [+/YES]/[-/NO] or data dial to
change chorus type.
There are 8 chorus types built into this instrument.

Parameter
Chorus 1
Chorus 2
GM Chorus 1
GM Chorus 2
Flanger 1
Flanger 2
Rotary 1
Rotary 2

LCD Display
Chorus1
Chorus2
GM Chrs1
GM Chrs2
Flanger1
Flanger2
Rotary1
Rotary2

2. Press [+/YES] and [-/NO] simultaneously will set chorus type to
default setting: Chorus1.

Chorus Level

1. Press [FUNCTION+/-] button to select chorus level menu.
LCD displays “ChorusLev: xxx”. Use [+/YES]/[-/NO] or data dial to

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change chorus level.
The range of chorus level: 0~127.

2. Press [+/YES] and [-/NO] simultaneously will set chorus level to
default: 000.

MIDI IN

1. Press [FUNCTION+/-] button to select MIDI IN menu. LCD displays
“MidiIn: xxx”. Use [+/YES]/[-/NO] or data dial to change MIDI IN
channel:1~16,ALL.

2. Press [+/YES] and [-/NO] simultaneously will set MIDI IN channel to
default setting: ALL.

MIDI OUT

1. Press [FUNCTION+/-] button to select MIDI OUT menu. LCD
displays “MidiOut: xxx”. Use [+/YES]/[-/NO] or data dial to change
MIDI OUT channel:1~16.

2. Press [+/YES] and [-/NO] simultaneously will set MIDI OUT channel
to default setting: 001.

Touch

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

1. Press [FUNCTION+/-] button to select touch menu. LCD displays
“Touch: xxx”. Use [+/YES]/[-/NO] or data dial to change touch type:
OFF, 1(soft), 2(normal), 3(hard).

2. Press [+/YES] and [-/NO] simultaneously will set touch value to
default setting: 2(normal).

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Language

This function is used to set the system language.

1. Press [FUNCTION+/-] button to select language menu. LCD
displays “Language: xxx”. Use [+/YES]/[-/NO] or data dial to
change language: 中文，English

2. The language setting will not be lost after power off.

PowerOff

This function is used to set the time of automatic shutdown.

1. Press [FUNCTION+/-] button to select power off menu. LCD
displays “PowerOff: xxx”. Use [+/YES]/[-/NO] or data dial to
change time value: OFF, 030, 060

2. Press [+/YES] and [-/NO] simultaneously, the time will be restore
default: 030 minutes

Other Functions

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The keyboard is an instrument with a variety of controls and functions,
the Registration Memory feature can make your performance more
easily and efficiently. It allows you to save virtually all panel settings to
a Registration Memory setting, and you can instantly recall custom
panel settings by pressing a single button.

Registering the Panel Setting

1. There are 24 memory banks, each bank has 4 memories (M1-M4).

2. While holding the [STORE] button, press one of the REGISTRA­ TION MEMORY buttons: [M1] - [M4]. Notice that the new settings
will replace the previous memory data.

Register Memory

RECORD

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Recalling the Registered Panel Settings

Press one of the MEMORY buttons [M1] - [M4] to recall a panel
setting.
For example, press [M3] and LCD shows “01-3”. It will recall a setting
from memory 3 of bank 1.

Note:

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

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Selecting a Registration Bank

1. Press the [BANK] button. There are 24 banks at all and each bank
has 4 memories(M1-M4). Press the [BANK] button, the LCD
displays “MemBank” .

2. Select a bank. Use the data Ddal, [+/YES] or [-/NO] button to select
a bank from 1 to 24.

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Song Recording

With the easy-to-use song recording features, you can record your
own keyboard performances as a user song. 10 user songs can be
recorded with 6 tracks (1 ACCOMP track, 5 MELODY tracks) each.
The accomp track records the accompaniment for a user song, while
the melody tracks record melodies for a user song.

An accomp track and a melody track can be recorded independently
or together, however, you can not record two melody tracks at the
same time.
You can play back the accomp track and melody tracks together. The
saved data will not be lost after power off.

Start Recording

Before recording starts, you will need to select a user song to which
your recording will be saved.

1. Holding down [SHIFT] button, then press [RECORD] button to enter

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the user song selection interface. The LCD displays “RecSong1”
and sequence number. 10 user songs can be recorded. Press
[+/YES] / [-/NO] button to select the user song you want.

2. Hold down [SHIFT] button, then press [RECORD] button again to
enter the recording standby mode. “REC” appears on LCD, and the
[START/STOP] LED on the panel lights up.

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It will automatically select an empty track to record your perfor­ mance. LED of the selected track (ACCOMP, MELODY1 ­ MELODY 5) will flash on the panel.

3. In recording standby mode, you can select your desired voice, style
and tempo.
Hold down [SHIFT] button, then Press [Accomp] or [Melody1] ­ [Melody 5] to select a different track. LED of the selected track will
light up on the panel.
An accomp track and a MELODY track can be recorded together,
but it cannot record two melody tracks simultaneously.

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4. Press [START/STOP] button or play the keyboard to start recording.
The [RECORD] LED will light up.
When the accomp track is selected and A.B.C is on, recording will
start as soon as you play a chord in the left hand area.

Note:

Style can only be recorded in “Accomp” track.
Track indicators on the left of LCD usually shows one of three states:
blinking, light up, light off. Press the track buttons repeatedly to shift
between different states.
Blinking: the track is selected for recording. All existing data will be
over-written.
Light up: the track has data and will play back the data during
recording.
Light off: the track either has no data or is under recording and
cannot play back.

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

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Stop Recording

1. When recording is in process, holding down [SHIFT] button then
press the [RECORD] button to stop recording.

2. When recording is in process, if the memory is full, the recording will
stop and save automatically, the LCD displays “RecFull”.

3. If you are recording a style, the recording will stop automatically
when the ending of the rhythm finishes.

Song Recording

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Playback Recording

1. When recording is in process, holding down [STORE] button then
press the [RECORD] button, it will stop recording and enter the

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song mode, and the current recorded song will play automatically in
circle.

2. Press the [SONG] button to enter the song mode and it will play all
songs circularly. Use the data dial, [+/YES] or [-/NO] button to select
a song, there are 130 songs in all, including 10 user songs
(121-130). If there is no data in the selected user song, it will display
“Nofile” and stop playing. Alternatively, when the playback stops,
you can select a user song and then press [PLAY/STOP] button to
play the song in a loop.

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Delete User Song

1. Pressing and holding [RECORD] and [STORE] button together and
turn power on simultaneously, all user songs will be erased.

2. In the recording standby mode, holding down [SHIFT] button
then press the [RECORD] button for two second, the LCD will
display “Delete?”. And holding down [SHIFT] button then press the
[Accomp] (or [Melody1] to[Melody 5]) button to select the track you
want to delete. The track selected will light up. If all tracks light up, it
will delete the user song after confirmation.

RECORD

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STORE

ACCOMP

3. Press [+/YES] to confirm and the recorded data in this track will be
erased. Press [-/NO] to quit this step, and go back to recording
standby mode.

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Song

The piano has 130 songs in all, including 10 user songs.

Listening to the songs

1. Press the [SONG] button to enter the song mode and it will play all
songs circularly.

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

3. Once you start playing a song by pressing [START/STOP] button, it
will play current song repeatedly.

4. When playback stops, press [STYLE] or [VOICE] button to exit song
mode.

Song Control

1. Introductory beat
Before song starts playing, it has the introductory beat, the measure
starts from negative value. It begins to play song when the measure
goes to 1.

2. REW, FF and PAUSE
When the song is playing:
Press the [FF] button to fast forward the song.

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Press the [REW] button to rewind the song (base on the measure).
Press the [PAUSE] button to pause the playing song.

3. Song Repeat
During song playback, press [REPEAT A/B] button to set the
beginning for a loop section of the current song, then press it again
to set the loop end. During loop playback, press [REPEAT A/B]
button to quit the loop and go back to song playback.

Practice the song

In song mode, press [MELODY OFF L/R] button to turn on/off the left

CHORD MODE

MELODY OFF

L / R

or right hand part, so as to practise each part separately.
A lit “L” on LCD indicates only the left hand melody will play and the
right hand part will be muted, so you can practise the right hand
melody.
In the same way, a lit “R” on LCD means you can practise the left hand
part along with the right hand melody.

Restore Factory Setting

Pressing and holding [+/YES] and [-/NO] button together and then turn
the power on, the piano would be restored to factory setting. It will
delete all the user data: user styles, user songs, registered memory.
The process will last about 8 seconds, after which the piano will start
up normally.

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Connecting USB Flash Drive

The piano recognizes USB flash drives, sizing from 16M to 32G in the
format of FAT16 or FAT32.
We recommend to format the USB flash drive on the piano before
using. Do not edit the backup files saved in the USB flash drive.

USB Flash Drive Operation

1. The function buttons related to USB Flash Drive are: [USB
DEVICE], [+/YES], [-/NO], [START/STOP] and the data dial.

2. Press [USB DEVICE] button to enter USB mode, and press it again
can quit that mode.

3. If the USB Flash Drive has been inserted before pressing [USB
DEVICE] button, the LCD displays a waiting notice, the upper right
corner of LCD displays icon . If initialization succeeds, LCD
displays “Play”, the icon becomes . If initialization failed, the LCD
displays “DiskErr”, and the icon remains . If USB Flash Drive is
not inserted, the LCD displays “NoDisk”, the upper right corner of
LCD does not display USB Flash Drive icon.

4. In USB mode, use data dial to select menu, press [+/YES] button to
proceed, press [-/NO] to go back.

5. In USB mode, it can read a maximum of 512 files in one folder.

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Icon represents folder, icon represents file.

6. In USB mode, press [USB DEVICE], voice direct button, style direct
button can exit USB device mode.

7. Press [MIXER] button can change the volume when playing MIDI
file.

8. Loading, Save and Delete operating are intended for the file in
“MMKD” folder.

Note:

The “MMKD” folder will be generated automatically when user data is
saved to the USB flash drive.

Play

1. Press [USB DEVICE] button to enter USB mode. Then use data dial
to select “Play” menu.

2. Press [+/YES] button, LCD will display the name of MIDI files and
sub directories in the root of the USB Flash Drive.

3. If you choose a sub-directory, press [+/YES] button to open the
folder, press [-/NO] to return to the root directory. If LCD displays
“..”, pressing [+/YES] button will return to the previous directory.

4. Use data dial to select a midi MIDI file, press [START/STOP] button
to play it repeatedly. Press [+/YES] button to play all files in the
current directory circularly. Press [START/STOP]button again to
stop playing,

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Connecting USB Flash Drive

Save

1. Press [USB DEVICE] button to enter USB mode. Then use data dial
to select “Save”.

2. Press [+/YES] to enter “Save” sub menu. It includes “SaveSong”,
“SaveSty”, “SaveMem”. Use [+/YES], [-/NO]button or data dial to
select one.

Save user song:

1. Select the menu “SaveSong” sub menu and press [+/YES] button,
LCD displays the user song name and number. Use the data dial to
select the file to save.

2. After selected the user song, press [+/YES]. The LCD prompts to
enter file name “SNG_”. Now use keyboard to enter 8 character file
name.

3. After entering the file name, press [+/YES]. The LCD prompts to
confirm the operation: “Sure?”. Press [+/YES] again to save the file.
Press [-/NO] to cancel the operation.

4. If the name you enter is the same with the song name in USB Flash
Drive, the LCD prompts “SameName!”. You need to enter a different

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name to save file.
Follow the steps above to save a user style or a user memory.

Load

1. Press [USB DEVICE] button to enter USB mode. Then use data
dial to select “Load” menu.

2. Press [+/YES] to enter “load” submenu. Load submenu are
displayed on LCD, it includes “LoadSong”, “LoadSty”, “LoadMem”.
Use [+/YES], [-/NO]button or data dial to select one.

Load Song:

1. Select the menu “LoadSong” and press [+/YES] button, LCD
displays the MIDI files(*.midi) in the MMKD\SONG directory of USB
Flash Drive. Use the data dial to select the file to load.

2. After selected the midi file, press [+/YES]button , and then use the
data dial to select user song number.

3. After selected the song number, press [+/YES] button, and the LCD
displays “Sure?”. Press [+/YES] again to confirm the loading
operation. Press [-/NO] to cancel the that operation.

Load Style

1. Select the menu “LoadSty” and press [+/YES] button, LCD displays
the style files(*.sty) in the MMKD\STYLE directory of USB Flash
Drive. Use the data dial to select the file to load.

2. After selected the style file, press [+/YES] button, and then use the
data dial to select user style number.

3. After selected the user style number, press [+/YES] button, and the
LCD displays “Sure?”. Press [+/YES] again to confirm the loading
operation. Press [-/NO] to cancel the that operation.

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Load Memory

1. Select the menu “LoadMem” and press [+/YES] button, LCD
displays the memory files(*.mem) in the MMKD\MEMORY directory
of USB Flash Drive. Use the data dial to select the file to load.

2. After selected the memory file, press [+/YES] button, and then use
the data dial to select user memory number.

3. After selected the user memory number, press [+/YES] button, and
the LCD displays “Sure?”. Press [+/YES] again to confirm the
loading operation. Press [-/NO] to cancel the that operation.

Delete

1. Press [USB DEVICE] button to enter USB mode. Then use data dial
to select “Delete”.

2. Press [+/YES] to enter “Delete” sub menu. It includes “UserSong”,
“UserSty”, “UserMem”. Use [+/YES], [-/NO] button or data dial to
select one.

Connecting USB Flash Drive

3. After selected file type to delete, press [+/YES] to enter the corre­ sponding menu.

4. After selected the file to delete, press [+/YES], and the LCD displays

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“Sure?”. Press [+/YES] to confirm, and press [-/NO] to cancel the
operation.

Format

1. Press [USB DEVICE] button to enter USB mode. Then use data dial
to select “Format”.

2. Press [+/YES] to confirm. LCD displays “Sure?”, then press [+/YES]
to format, press [-/NO] to cancel operation.

Note:

Formation will delete all data in USB Flash Drive!

Keyboard and ASCII Character Relative Table

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MIDI

By using the MIDI functions you can expand your musical possibilities.
This section explains what MIDI is, and what it can do, as well as how
you can use MIDI on your instrument.

What's MIDI?

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.

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.

AUX IN MIDI IN MIDI OUTAUX OUT USB

AUX IN MIDI IN MIDI OUTAUX OUT USB

MIDI Terminals

Connect the piano with external MIDI devices with a standard MIDI
cable for the exchange of MIDI data.

MIDI IN: Receives MIDI data from a computer.
MIDI OUT: Transmits MIDI data from the piano to an external MIDI

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device.
MIDI THRU PORT: You can use MIDI cable to link the MIDI THRU port
to other MIDI instrument MIDI IN port. The message that the MIDI IN
port receives will be auto sent to the MIDI THRU port, so that one MIDI
instrument can control many MIDI instrument at the same time.
Connect the MIDI OUT of other Device to the MIDI IN jack on the rear
panel, this instrument will work as a sound module.
Connect the MIDI IN of other Device to the MIDI OUT jack on the rear
panel. this instrument will work as a MIDI controller.

AUX IN MIDI IN MIDI OUTAUX OUT USB

MIDI OUT MIDI IN

MIDI OUTMIDI IN

Downloading Data from the Computer

Connect a standard USB cable between the rear-panel of the USB
jack of the instrument and the USB jack on your computer.
Power on the instrument first, and then open the PCSUITE software in
your computer, the “CONNECTING” will be displayed on LCD. The
PCSUITE will connect successfully with the instrument.

You can download 10 SMF MIDI files to the keyboard as user songs or
upload the user songs.
You can upload user styles to the computer as a backup or download
them to the keyboard.
You can upload memory files to the computer as a backup or down­load them to the keyboard.
Please refer to software operation instructions for detail operating
methods.

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Troubleshooting

Problem

The speakers produce a pop sound

Possible Cause and Solution

This is normal and is no cause for alarm.

whenever the power is turned ON or OFF.

No sound when the keyboard is played.

Make sure the master volume is set to an appropriate level. Check if headphones
are plugged into Jack 2. The R1/R2/L voice volume (Mixer) settings could be set
too low. Make sure the voice volumes are set at appropriate levels.

When using a mobile phone, noise is
produced.

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

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

Certain notes sound at wrong pitch.

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

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

The Harmony function does not operate.

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

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After connecting with the computer,
the piano is not recognized.

LCD Display

Multi-functional LCD

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

Specifications

Record Function

Record, Accomp, Melody 1-5

Keyboard

88 Hammer-Action Keys

Polyphony

128

Voice

600

Song

120 preset songs, 10 user songs

Style

230 preset styles, 10 user styles

Demo

5

Control button

Power Switch, Volume knob, Brilliance knob, Styles, Tempo+/-,
Acc Vol, Mixer, Function+/-, Start/Stop, Sync Start, Intro/
Ending, Fill A, Fill B, Fill C Fill D, Chord Mode, Voices, Dual,
Lower, USB Device, Metro, Twinova, Octave, Song, Bank,
Store, M1-M4, O.T.S., Shift, Demo, +/Yes, -/No, Data dial,
Melody off L/R

Memory

96

Connectors

PHONES (2 standard. ¼” phone),AUX IN, AUX OUT
USB-MIDI, MIDI IN/OUT, USB Device Jack
Pedals (Sustain, Soft, Sostenuto)

Power Supply

AC 220~240V, 50Hz

Speaker

HIGH 8Ω 10W X2
LOW 6Ω 40W X2

Dimensions

1375(L) x 543(W) x 905(H)

Weight

52kg

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

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Voice List

Full Name

No.

Piano

Acoustic Grand Piano

1

Acoustic Grand Piano 2

2

Acoustic Grand Piano 3

3

Acoustic Grand Piano (wide)

4

Acoustic Grand Piano (dark)

5

Bright Acoustic Piano

6

Bright Acoustic Piano 2

7

Bright Acoustic Piano 3

8

Bright Acoustic Piano (wide)

9

Electric Grand Piano

10

Electric Grand Piano 2

11

Electric Grand Piano (wide)

12

Electric Grand Piano (dark)

13

Honky Tonk Piano

14

Honky Tonk Piano 2

15

Honky Tonk Piano (wide)

16

Honky Tonk Piano (dark)

17

Harpsichord

18

Harpsichord 2

19

Harpsichord (octave mix)

20

Harpsichord (wide)

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21

Harpsichord (with key off)

22

Octave Grand Piano

23

Octave Grand Piano 2

24

Piano & Strings

25

Piano & Pad

26

Piano & Choir

27

Piano & EP

28

Piano & Vibraphone

29

Detuned Electric Piano

30

Detuned Electric Piano 2

31

Electric Piano

32

Electric Piano 2

33

Electric Piano 3

34

Electric Piano 4

35

Electric Piano 1 (velocity mix)

36

Electric Piano 2 (velocity mix)

37

60's Electric Piano

38

EP Legend

39

Phase EP

40

Clavi

41

Clavi 2

42

Phase Clavi

43

Wah Clavi

44

Pulse Clavi

45

Dream EP

46

Tremolo EP

47

Funk EP

48

Warm EP

49

Choir EP

50

Wah EP

51

Modern EP

52

EP Pad

53

Chromatic Percussion

Celesta

54

Celesta 2

55

Celesta 3

56

Glockenspie

57

Glockenspiel 2

58

Music Box

59

Music Box 2

60

Music Box 3

61

Vibraphone

62

Vibraphone 2

63

Vibraphone (wide)

64

Marimba

65

Marimba 2

66

Marimba (wide)

67

Xylophone

68

Xylophone 2

69

Xylophone 3

70

Tubular Bells

71

Tubular Bells 2

72

Church Bell

73

Carillon

74

Dulcimer

75

Dulcimer 2

76

Santur

77

Organ

Italian 60's Organ

78

Drawbar Organ

79

Drawbar Organ 2

80

Detuned Drawbar Organ

81

Drawbar Organ 3

82

Detuned Percussive Organ

83

Percussive Organ

84

Percussive Organ 2

85

70's Percussive Organ

86

Percussive Organ 3

87

Rock Organ

88

Rock Organ 2

89

Rock Organ 3

90

Church Organ

91

Church Organ 2

92

Church Organ 3

93

Church Organ (octave mix)

94

Detuned Church Organ

95

Reed Organ

96

Reed Organ 2

97

Rotary Organ

98

Puff Organ

99

Accordion

100

Accordion 2

101

Accordion 3

102

Harmonica

103

Harmonica 2

104

Harmonica 3

105

Tango Accordion

106

Tango Accordion 2

107

Guitar

Acoustic Guitar (nylon)

108

Acoustic Guitar (nylon) 2

109

Acoustic Guitar (nylon) 3

110

Acoustic Guitar (nylon + key off)

111

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Voice List

Ukulele

112

Acoustic Guitar (steel)

113

Acoustic Guitar (steel) 2

114

12-Strings Guitar

115

Mandolin

116

Mandolin 2

117

Steel Guitar with Body Sound

118

Electric Guitar (jazz)

119

Electric Guitar (jazz) 2

120

Electric Guitar (pedal steel)

121

Electric Guitar (clean)

122

Electric Guitar (clean) 2

123

Electric Guitar (detuned clean)

124

Mid Tone Guitar

125

Electric Guitar (muted)

126

Electric Guitar (muted) 2

127

Electric Guitar (funky cutting)

128

Electric Guitar (muted velo-sw)

129

Jazz Man

130

Overdriven Guitar

131

Overdriven Guitar 2

132

Guitar Pinch

133

Distortion Guitar

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134

Distortion Guitar 2

135

Distortion Guitar (with feedback)

136

Guitar Feedback

137

Distorted Rhythm Guitar

138

Guitar Harmonics

139

Guitar Harmonics 2

140

Velocity Nylon Guitar

141

Bass

Acoustic Bass

142

Acoustic Bass 2

143

Wah Bass

144

Electric Bass (finger)

145

Finger Slap Bass

146

Electric Bass (pick)

147

Electric Bass (pick) 2

148

Fretless Bass

149

Fretless Bass 2

150

Slap Bass

151

Slap Bass 2

152

Slap Bass 3

153

Slap Bass 4

154

Synth Bass

155

Synth Bass 2

156

Synth Bass 3

157

Synth Bass 4

158

Warm Synth Bass

159

Rsonance SynBass

160

Clavi Bass

161

Hammer

162

Attack Bass

163

Synth Bass (rubber)

164

Synth Bass (rubber) 2

165

Attack Pulse

166

Strings & Orchestral

Violin

167

Violin 2

168

Violin (slow attack)

169

Viola

170

Viola 2

171

Cello

172

Cello 2

173

Contrabass

174

Contrabass 2

175

Tremolo Strings

176

Tremolo Strings 2

177

Tremolo Strings 3

178

Pizzicato Strings

179

Pizzicato Strings 2

180

Orchestral Harp

181

Orchestral Harp 2

182

Yang Chin

183

Timpani

184

Timpani 2

185

String Ensembles

186

String Ensembles 2

187

String Ensembles 3

188

String Ensembles 4

189

Strings & Brass

190

60's Strings

191

Synth Strings

192

Synth Strings 2

193

Synth Strings 3

194

Synth Strings 4

195

Synth Strings 5

196

Choir Aahs

197

Choir Aahs 2

198

Choir Aahs 3

199

Voice Oohs

200

Voice Oohs 2

201

Humming

202

Anlong Voice

203

Synth Voice

204

Synth Voice 2

205

Orchestra Hit

206

Orchestra Hit 2

207

Bass Hit Plus

208

6th Hit

209

Euro Hit

210

Brass

Trumpet

211

Trumpet 2

212

Dark Trumpet

213

Trombone

214

Trombone 2

215

Trombone 3

216

Bright Trombone

217

Tuba

218

Tuba 2

219

Muted Trumpet

220

Muted Trumpet 2

221

Muted Trumpet 3

222

French Horn

223

French Horn 2

224

French Horn 3

225

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Voice List

Brass Section

226

Brass Section 2

227

Brass Section 3

228

Synth Brass

229

Synth Brass 2

230

Synth Brass 3

231

Synth Brass 4

232

Synth Brass 5

233

Synth Brass 6

234

Synth Brass 7

235

Synth Brass 8

236

Analog Synth Brass

237

Analog Synth Brass 2

238

Analog Synth Brass 3

239

Jump Brass

240

Jump Brass 2

241

Funny

242

Funny 2

243

Reed

Soprano Sax

244

Soprano Sax 2

245

Soprano Sax 3

246

Alto Sax

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247
248
249
250
251
252
253
254
255
256
257
258
259
260
261
262
263
264
265
266
267
268
269
270
271

Alto Sax 2
Alto Sax 3
Tenor Sax
Tenor Sax 2
Tenor Sax 3
Baritone Sax
Baritone Sax 2
Baritone Sax 3
Oboe
Oboe 2
Oboe 3
2 Oboes
English Horn
English Horn 2
English Horn 3
2 English Horns
Bassoon
Bassoon 2
Bassoon 3
2 Bassoons
Clarinet
Clarinet 2
Clarinet 3
2 Clarinets

Pipe

Piccolo

272

Piccolo 2

273

Piccolo 3

274

2 Piccolos

275

Sweet Flute

276

Flute

277

Flute 2

278

Flute 3

279

2 Flutes

280

Recorder

281

Recorder 2

282

2 Recorders

283

Pan Flute

284

Pan Flute 2

285

Sweet Pan Flute

286

Blown Bottle

287

Blown Bottle 2

288

Shakuhachi

289

Shakuhachi 2

290

Whistle

291

Whistle 2

292

Ocarina

293

Ocarina 2

294

Synth Lead

Lead 1 (square)

295

Lead 1a (square) 2

296

Lead 1 (square) 3

297

Lead 1b (sine)

298

Lead 2 (sawtooth)

299

Lead 2a (sawtooth) 2

300

Lead 2 (sawtooth) 3

301

Lead 2b (saw + pulse)

302

Lead 2c (double sawtooth)

303

Lead 2d (sequenced analog)

304

Lead 2d (sequenced analog) 2

305

Wavy Sawtooth

306

Bauble Lead

307

Super Analog

308

Lead 3 (calliope)

309

Lead 3 (calliope) 2

310

Lead 4 (chiff)

311

Lead 4 (chiff) 2

312

Lead 4 (chiff) 3

313

Lead 5 (charang)

314

Lead 5 (charang) 2

315

Lead 5 (charang) 3

316

Lead 5 (charang) 4

317

Lead 5a (wire lead)

318

Lead 5a (wire lead) 2

319

Lead 6 (voice)

320

Lead 6 (voice) 2

321

Lead 7 (fifths)

322

Lead 7 (fifths) 2

323

Lead 8 (bass + lead)

324

Lead 8 (bass + lead) 2

325

Lead 8 (bass + lead) 3

326

Lead 8a (soft wrl)

327

Massiness

328

Square

329

Slow Square Lead

330

Sine Solo

331

Square Lead 4

332

Thick Square

333

2Oscillators Lead

334

Wavy Sawtooth 2

335

Analog Lead

336

Big Lead

337

Fat Lead

338

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Voice List

PWM 4th

339

Delayed Lead

340

Delayed Lead 2

341

Fifth Lead

342

Corrie

343

Quint

344

Synth Pad

Pad 1 (new age)

345

Pad 1 (new age) 2

346

Pad 2 (warm)

347

Pad 2 (warm) 2

348

Pad 2a (sine pad)

349

Pad 3 (polysynth)

350

Pad 3 (polysynth) 2

351

Pad 3 (polysynth) 3

352

Pad 3 (polysynth) 4

353

Pad 4 (choir)

354

Pad 4 (choir) 2

355

Pad 4a (itopia)

356

Pad 5 (bowed)

357

Pad 5 (bowed) 2

358

Pad 6 (metallic)

359

Pad 6 (metallic) 2

360

Pad 7 (halo)

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361

Pad 7 (halo) 2

362

Pad 8 (sweep)

363

Pad 8 (sweep) 2

364

Pad 8 (sweep) 3

365

Pan Pad

366

Pan Pad 2

367

Dipolar Pad

368

PWM Pad

369

Warmly Pad

370

Horn Pad

371

Click Pad

372

Analog Pad

373

80's Poly Pad

374

PWM 4th Soft

375

Synth Calliope Soft

376

Soft Vox

377

5th SawWave

378

5th Lead Soft

379

Slow Square

380

New Year Pad

381

Space Voice

382

Rising

383

Congregate

384

Synth SFX

FX 1 (rain)

385

FX 1 (rain) 2

386

FX 2 (soundtrack)

387

FX 2 (soundtrack) 2

388

Prelude

389

FX 3 (crystal)

390

FX 3 (crystal) 2

391

FX 3a (synth mallet)

392

FX 4 (atmosphere)

393

FX 4 (atmosphere) 2

394

Warm Air

395

FX 5 (brightness)

396

Smog

397

FX 6 (goblins)

398

FX 6 (goblins) 2

399

Choir Bell

400

Choir Bell 2

401

FX 7 (echoes)

402

FX 7 (echoes) 2

403

FX 7b (echo pan)

404

FX 7a (echo bell)

405

FX 7a (echo bell) 2

406

FX 7a (echo bell) 3

407

FX 8 (sci-fi)

408

FX 8 (sci-fi) 2

409

Ethnic Misc.

Sitar

410

Sitar 2

411

Banjo

412

Banjo 2

413

Shamisen

414

Shamisen 2

415

Koto

416

Koto 2

417

Taisho Koto

418

Kalimba

419

Kalimba 2

420

Bag Pipe

421

Bag Pipe 2

422

Fiddle

423

Fiddle 2

424

Fiddle 3

425

Shanai

426

Shanai 2

427

Percussive

Tinkle Bell

428

Agogo

429

Steel Drums

430

Woodblock

431

Castanets

432

Taiko Drum

433

Concert Bass Drum

434

Acoustic Bass Drum

435

Jazz Kick

436

Side Stick

437

Analog Rim Shot

438

Acoustic Snare

439

Jazz Snare

440

Brush Tap

441

Concert SD

442

Hand Clap

443

Tom

444

Brush Tom

445

Closed Hi-hat

446

Analog Closed Hi-hat

447

Pedal Hi-hat

448

Open Hi-hat

449

Crash Cymbal

450

Analog Cymbal

451

Ride Cymbal

452

China Cymbal

453

Ride Bell

454

Tambourine

455

Splash Cymbal

456

Cowbell

457

Analog Cowbell

458

High Bongo

459

Low Bongo

460

Mute Hi Conga

461

Open Hi Conga

462

Low Conga

463

Analog Hi Conga

464

Analog Mid Conga

465

Analog Low Conga

466

High Timbale

467

Low Timbale

468

Cabasa

469

Maracas

470

Analog Maracas

471

Short Guiro

472

Long Guiro

473

Claves

474

Mute Cuica

475

Open Cuica

476

Mute Triangle

477

Open Triangle

478

Shaker

479

Mute Surdo

480

Open Surdo

481

Melodic Tom

482

Melodic Tom 2

483

Synth Drum

484

Rhythm Box Tom

485

Electric Drum

486

Reverse Cymbal

487

SFX

Guitar Fret Noise

488

Guitar Cutting Noise

489

Acoustic Bass String Slap

490

Breath Noise

491

Flute Key Click

492

Seashore

493

Rain

494

Thunder

495

Wind

496

Stream

497

Bubble

498

Bird Tweet

499

Bird Tweet 2

500

Dog

501

Horse Gallop

502

Telephone Ring

503

Telephone Ring 2

504

Door Creaking

505

Door

506

Scratch

507

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Voice List

Wind Chime

508

Helicopter

509

Car Engine

510

Car Stop

511

Car Pass

512

Car Crash

513

Siren

514

Train

515

Jetplane

516

Starship

517

Burst Noise

518

Applause

519

Laughing

520

Screaming

521

Punch

522

Heart Beat

523

Footsteps

524

Gunshot

525

Machine Gun

526

Lasergun

527

Explosion

528

Combined Voice

Stereo Piano & Strings Pad

529

Stereo Piano & Choir

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530

Stereo Piano & Synth Strings

531

Stereo Piano & Warm Pad

532

Stereo Piano & Soft EP

533

FM Electric Piano

534

Digital Piano

535

E.Piano & Strings

536

E.Piano & Acoustic Guitar

537

E.Piano & Vibraphone

538

E.Piano 2 & Pad

539

E.Piano 2 & Strings

540

Harpsichord & Stereo Strings

541

Music Box & Stereo Strings

542

Vibraphone & Stereo Strings

543

Vibraphone Octave

544

Vibraphone & Marimba & Kalimba

545

Marimba & Kalimba

546

Marimba Delay

547

Xylophone Octave

548

Organ & Stereo Strings

549

Stereo Organ & Piano

550

Rock Organ & Strings

551

Church Organ & Choir

552

Church Organ & Strings

553

Acoustic Guitar & Flute

554

Acoustic Guitar & Clavi

555

24 String Guitar

556

Steel Guitar & Warm Pad

557

Stereo Strings & Horn

558

Orchestra

559

Full Strings

560

Full Strings 2

561

Symphonic

562

Stereo Choir & Strings

563

Stereo Choir & Steel Guitar

564

3 Trumpet Loose

565

Trombone & Stereo Strings

566

3 Trombones Loose

567

3 Muted Trumpets Loose

568

Club Brass

569

Brass & Woodwinds

570

Woodwinds & Strings

571

Section Woods Small

572

Pan Flute & Strings Pad

573

Koto & Shamisen

574

Flute & Clarinet

575

Flute & Oboe

576

Flute & Bassoon

577

Flute & Oboe & Clarinet

578

Flute & Clarinet & Bassoon

579

Flute & Oboe & Bassoon

580

Flute Octave

581

Flute & Oboe Octave

582

Flute & Clarinet Octave

583

Oboe & Bassoon

584

Oboe & Clarinet

585

Oboe & Clarinet & Bassoon

586

Oboe Octave

587

Oboe & Clarinet Octave

588

Oboe & Bassoon Octave

589

Clarinet & Bassoon

590

Clarinet & Oboe Octave

591

Drums

Standard Set

592

Room Set

593

Power Set

594

Electronic Set

595

Analog Set

596

Jazz Set

597

Brush Set

598

Orchestra Set

599

SFX Set

600

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Style List

Name

NO.

8 BEAT

8Beat Ballad

1

8Beat Piano

2

8Beat 1

3

Guitar Pop 1

4

8Beat Hip Hop

5

8Beat Blues Rock

6

8Beat Pop

7

Pop Funk 1

8

Rhythm&Beat 1

9

8Beat Disco 1

10

8Beat Rock

11

Guitar Pop 2

12

8Beat 2

13

Sweet Beat

14

8Beat Dance

15

8Beat Disco 2

16

Pop Funk 2

17

8Beat 3

18

60's 8Beat

19

Rhythm&Beat 2

20

16 BEAT

16Beat 1

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21

16Beat Funk 1

22

16Beat Ballad 1

23

16Beat R&B

24

Pop 16Beat 1

25

16Beat Funk 2

26

16Beat Dance

27

Pop 16Beat 2

28

16Beat 2

29

Pop 16Beat 3

30

Pop 16Beat 4

31

Modern 16Beat

32

16Beat Hot

33

16Beat Modern

34

16Beat Funk 3

35

16Beat 3

36

Cool Beat

37

16Beat Ballad 2

38

16Beat 4

39

Pop Shuffle

40

POP & BALLAD

Pop Rock 1

41

Pop Dance 1

42

Pop Fusion

43

Analog Night 1

44

6/8 Pop

45

Brit. Pop 1

46

Brit. Pop 2

47

Pop Hit

48

Fusion Shuffle

49

Analog Night 2

50

Guitar Pop 3

51

Pop Beat

52

Soft Beat

53

60's Pop

54

55

Sting Latin

56

R&B Ballad 1

57

Guitar Ballad

58

Ballad Rock

59

Piano Pop

60

Soft Ballad

61

Natural Ballad

62

Love Ballad

63

Easy Ballad

64

Miami Folk

65

Slow Ballad

66

Folk Ballad

67

Pop Ballad 1

68

Pop Ballad 2

69

EP Ballad

70

New R&B Ballad

ROCK

71

Rock

72

New Wave

73

Ska

74

Pop Rock 2

75

Slow Rock

76

70's Rock&Roll

77

Folk Rock

78

Soft Rock

79

Old Rock

80

Easy Rock

81

New Shuffle

82

Rock Hip Hop

83

Rock&Roll 1

84

Rock Shuffle

85

Rock&Roll 2

BALLROOM

86

Tango 1

87

Spain Matador

88

Twist 1

89

Twist 2

90

Big Band Fox

91

Tango 2

92

Slow Fox

93

Slow Waltz 1

94

Swing Fox

95

Salsa 1

96

Cha Cha 1

97

Cha Cha 2

98

Beguine 1

99

Beguine 2

100

Rumba 1

101

Samba 1

102

Samba 2

103

Jive

104

Fox Trot

DANCE

105

Techno 1

106

Hip Hop 1

107

House 1

108

Down Beat

109

Progressive

110

Rap 1

111

Disco

112

Soft Disco

113

70's Disco

114

Club Dance

115

Euro Dance

116

Garage

SOUL & FUNK

117

Funk 1

118

Classic Funk

119

Jay R&B

120

Gospel Swing

121

Gospel

122

Funk 2

123

Electric Funk

124

Groove Funk

125

Rubber Funk

126

Cool Funky

127

Jazz Funk

128

Groove

129

Soul

130

Hip Hop Soul

131

Hip Hop Beat

132

R&B

133

Soul Beat

134

British Soul Pop

135

Latin Jazz 1

136

Big Band 1

137

Dixieland 1

138

Guitar Swing 1

139

Broadway Big Band

140

Swing

141

Latin Jazz 2

142

Fusion

143

Acid Jazz

144

Cool Jazz Ballad

145

Swing Shuffle

146

Big Band Medium

147

Dixieland 2

148

Acoustic Jazz

149

Guitar Swing 2

150

Ragtime

151

Modern Jazz Ballad

152

Swing Ballad

153

Orchestra Swing

COUNTRY

154

Country Pop 1

155

Bluegrass 1

156

8Beat Country

157

Modern Country

158

Country Pop 2

159

Bluegrass 2

160

2/4 Country

161

Country Quick Steps

162

Country Folk

163

Country Shuffle

LATIN&LATIN DANCE

164

Samba 3

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Style List

Bossa Nova

165

Latin

166

New Reggae

167

Reggae Dance

168

Paso Doble

169

Lite Bossa

170

Latin Rock

171

Beguine 3

172

Slow Bolero

173

Disco Samba

174

Mambo

175

Meneito

176

Rumba 2

177

Rumba 3

178

Tikitikita

179

Lambada

180

Pop Cha Cha 1

181

220
221
222
223
224
225
226
227
228
229
230

Jazz 1
Jazz 2
Piano Rock
Blues 1
Piano Beat
Piano Bar
Pop 1
Pop 2
Ballad 1
Ballad 2
6/8 Ballad

WALTZ&TRADITIONAL

Waltz

182

Old Waltz

183

English Waltz

184

German Waltz

185

Italian Mazurka

186

Mexico Waltz

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CMY

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187

Vienna Waltz

188

Slow Waltz 2

189

Jazz Waltz

190

Polka

191

6/8 March

192

German Polka

193

Party Polka

194

Army March

195

March

196

US March

197

Musette

198

French Musette

199

Mazurka

200

WORLD

Enka Ballad

201

Laendler

202

Hawaiian

203

Sirtake

204

Dangdut

205

6/8 Flipper

206

New Age

207

Tarantella

208

Scottish

209

Norteno

210

PIANIST

Pianist 1

211

Pianist 2

212

Pianist 3

213

March 1

214

March 2

215

Pop Waltz

216

Slow Waltz

217

Pop Bossa

218

Jazz Pub

219

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Song List

Name

No.

FOLK & COUNTRY

Toccata

1

Carry Me Back To Old Virginny

2

El Condor Pasa

3

Traumerei

4

Aloha Oe

5

Greensleeves

6

Home Sweet Home

7

Heidenroslein

8

Long Long Ago

9

Die Lorelei

10

Over The Waves

11

My Darling Clementine

12

Gwine To Run All Night

13

Symphony No.6 "Pathetic"

14

Oh! Susanna

15

Prelude Op.28 No.15

16

The House Of The Rising Sun

17

Menuet

18

GOLDEN & POP

Valse Des Fleurs

19

Fruhlingsstimmen

20

Frohlicher Landmann

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CM

MY

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21

Are You Lonesome Tonight?

22

Toy Symphony

23

Auld Lang Syne

24

Ave Maria

25

Tales Of Hoffman

26

La Donne Mobile

27

Serenata

28

Bridal March

29

Can't Help Fallin' In Love

30

Chanson Du Toreador

31

Danny Boy

32

Ich Liebe Dich

33

Wiegenlied 2

34

Spanish Serenade

35

Piano Concerto

36

Piano Concerto 2

37

Madame Butterfly

38

Invitation To The Dance

39

Wiegenlied 3

40

Jingle Bells

41

Joy To The World

42

La Paloma

43

My Bonnie

44

La Reine De Saba

45

La Cucaracha

46

Little Brown Jug

47

Battle Hymne Of The Republic

48

Yellow Rose Of Texas

49

The Wabash Cannon Ball

50

Annie Laurie

51

Turkish March

52

An Die Musik

53

Lieder Ohne Worte Op.62 No.6

54

LCD Name

Toccata
Virginny
ElCondor
Traumere
AlohaOe
Sleeves
SwetHome
Heidenro
LongAgo
Lorelei
OverWave
Clemtine
Gwine
Sympony6
Susanna
Prelude
RiseSun
Menuet

Fleurs
Fruhling
Landmann
Lonesome
ToySymph
LangSyne
AveMaria
Hoffman
DoneMble
Serenata
Bridal
InLove
Toreador
DannyBoy
LieDich
Wieglid2
Serenade
Concerto
Concrto2
Madame
ToDance
Wieglid3
JingBell
JoyWorld
LaPaloma
MyBonnie
Saba
Cucarach
BrownJug
BatlHyme
YellRose
CannBall
AnnieLa
Turkish
Musik
Lieder

55

Red River Valley

56

Die Forelle

57

Symphony No. 94 "Suprise"

58

Polonaise

59

Rondeau

60

Moments Musicaux

61

Silent Night

62

Moldau

63

Summertime

64

Dreaming Of Home And Mother

65

Ring Ring De Banjo

66

Der Lindenbaum

67

Zigeunerweisen

68

The Maiden's Prayer

69

Fur Elise

70

Der Freischutz

71

Maria! Mari!

CLASSICAL

72

Waves Of The Danube

73

Santa Lucia

74

Solveig's Song

75

Piano Sonatan No. 8 In C Minor (Pathetique)

76

Brahms Waltz

77

Aida

78

Carmen-Prelude

79

L'Arlesienne

80

Uungarische Tanz

81

Mazurka

82

Pizzicato Polka

83

Menuett

84

Rigoletto

85

Serenade

86

Song Without Words

87

Swan

88

The Dying Swan

89

Swan Lake Valse

90

The Happy Farmer

91

The Sleeping Beauty

92

La Traviata

93

Wiegenlied

94

Mov. 2 Adagio Non Troppo Piano Sonata
No. 9 In D

95

Piano Sonata No. 11 In A

96

Prelude In C

97

Chinese Dance

98

Emperor Waltz

99

March Militaire

100

Symphony No. 40

PIANO

101

Hanon Piano Fingering 1

102

Hanon Piano Fingering 2

103

Hanon Piano Fingering 3

104

Hanon Piano Fingering 4

105

Hanon Piano Fingering 5

106

Basic Tutorial Beyer Piano 12

107

Basic Tutorial Beyer Piano 13

108

Basic Tutorial Beyer Piano 14

RedRiver
Forelle
No. 94
Polonais
Rondeau
Musicaux
SltNight
Moldau
Summer
Dreaming
DeBanjo
DerLinde
Zigeuner
Prayer
FurElise
DerFreis
Maria!

Danube
SantaLuc
Solveig
Patheque
BrmsWltz
Aida
Carmen
L'Arlesi
Uungaris
Mazurka
Polka
Menuett
Rigoleto
Serenade
SongNoWd
Swan
DyingSwn
SwnWalse
HpFarmer
SleepBty
LaTravia
Wiegenli
Sonata9

Sonata11
Prelude
ChDance
Emperor
Militair
Symphony

Hanon1
Hanon2
Hanon3
Hanon4
Hanon5
Beyer12
Beyer13
Beyer14

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Song List

Basic Tutorial Beyer Piano 15

109

Basic Tutorial Beyer Piano 18

110

Cuckoo

111

Basic Tutorial Beyer Piano 21

112

Basic Tutorial Beyer Piano 29

113

Butterfly

114

Basic Tutorial Beyer Piano 45

115

Christmas Eve

116

Basic Tutorial Beyer Piano 50

117

Basic Tutorial Beyer Piano 52

118

Basic Tutorial Beyer Piano 55

119

Basic Tutorial Beyer Piano 59

120

Beyer15
Beyer18
Cuckoo
Beyer21
Beyer29
Buterfly
Beyer45
XmasEve
Beyer50
Beyer52
Beyer55
Beyer59

DEMO

Demo1

1

Demo2

2

Bossa Nova

3

Fusion

4

Jazz

5

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CM

MY

CY

CMY

K

Demo1
Demo2
Bossa Nova
Fusion
Jazz

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Chord List

Chord name [abbreviation]

Major [M]

Sixth [6]

Major seventh [M7]

Major seventh add sharp eleventh [M7(#11)]

Major seventh add sharp eleventh (9)]

Major seventh ninth [M7(9)]

Sixth ninth [6(9)]

Augmented [aug]

Minor [m]

Minor sixth [m6]

Minor seventh [m7]

Minor seventh flatted fifth [m7b5]

Minor add ninth [m(9)]

Minor seventh ninth [m7(9)]

Minor seventh eleventh [m7(11)]

Minor major seventh [mM7]

Minor major seventh ninth [mM7(9)]

Diminished [dim]

Diminished seventh [dim7]

Seventh [7]

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Seventh suspended fourth [7sus4]

Seventh flatted fifth [7b5]

Seventh ninth [7(9)]

Seventh add sharp eleventh [7(#11)]

Seventh add thirteenth [7(13)]

Seventh flatted ninth [7(b9)]

Seventh add flatted thirteenth [7(b13)]

Seventh sharp ninth [7(#9)]

Major seventh augmented [M7aug]

Seventh augmented [7aug]

Suspended fourth [sus4]

One plus two plus five [sus2]

Normal Voicing (For root C)

1+3+5

1+(3)+5+6

1+3+(5)+7

1+(2)+3+#4+(5)+7

1+2+3+5

1+2+3+(5)+7

1+2+3+(5)+6

1+3+#5

1+b3+5

1+b3+5+6

1+b3+(5)+b7

1+b3+b5+b7

1+2+b3+5

1+2+b3+(5)+b7

1+(2)+b3+4+5+(b7)

1+b3+(5)+7

1+2+b3+(5)+7

1+b3+b5

1+b3+b5+6

1+3+(5)+b7

1+4+5+b7

1+3+b5+b7

1+2+3+(5)+b7

1+2+3+#4+(5)+b7 or 1+(2)+3+#4+5+b7

1+ 3+(5)+6+b7 or 2+ 3+5+6+b7

1+b2+3+(5)+b7

1+3+5+b6+b7

(1)+#2+3+(5)+b7

1+3+#5+7

(1)+3+#5+b7

1+4+5

1+2+5

Chord

C

C6

CM7

CM7(#11)

C(9)

CM7(9)

C6(9)

Caug

Cm

Cm6

Cm7

Cm7b5

Cm(9)

Cm7(9)

Cm7(11)

CmM7

CmM7(9)

Cdim

Cdim7

C7

C7sus4

C7b5

C7(9)

C7(#11)

C7(13)

C7(b9)

C7(b13)

C7(#9)

CM7aug

C7aug

Csus4

C/Csus2

Display

C

C6

CM7

CM7(#11)

CM(9)

CM7(9)

C6(9)

Caug

Cm

Cm6

Cm7

Cm7(b5)

Cm(9)

Cm7(9)

Cm7(11)

CmM7

CmM7(9)

Cdim

Cdim7

C7

C7sus4

C7(b5)

C7(9)

C7(#11)

C7(13)

C7(b9)

C7(b13)

C7(#9)

CM7aug

C7aug

Csus4

C

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MIDI Implementation Chart

C

M

Y

CM

MY

CY

CMY

K

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Scale tuning system

A tuning system is the system used to define which tones, or pitches, to use when playing music. In other words, it is the choice
of number and spacing of frequency values used. The equal temperament (has only one tuning method, and is suitable for
keyboard) is the common musical scale used at present, used for the tuning of pianos and other instruments of relatively fixed
scale. One of the advantages of the equal tempered scale is that it is the same in any musical "key", so that compositions may
be freely transposed up or down without changing the musical intervals.

Especially for piano, equal temperament is widely used and taken for granted. But people used several other scales to compose
and perform before adopting the equal temperament. This piano has been equipped with 6 scale tuning systems, you can select
one to reappearing its matched chord of the melody at that time.

Characteristics of Different Scale Tuning Systems

Pythagorean

The Pythagorean tuning, named after the ancient mathematician and philosopher Pythagoras, is based on a stack of intervals
called perfect fifths. It is particularly well suited to music which treats fifths as consonances, and thirds as dissonances.

Pure Major & Pure Minor

In music, just intonation (sometimes abbreviated as JI) or pure intonation is any musical tuning in which the frequencies of notes
are related by ratios of small whole numbers. Any interval tuned in this way is called a pure or just interval. And the major scale
which consisted of just intonations especially for this triad chords: Root, Third, Fifth are sounded extremely harmony. The just
intonation must be the most natural temperament.

Meantone

C

M

Y

CM

MY

CY

CMY

K

The Meantone System is a musical temperament which is close to just intonation. Used to tuning pipe organ in 16th century
Europe. These musical scales which based on the Pythagorean System, minus quarter of common comma for once, are
extremely approaching just intonation. So, use this system to create musical scales are sound beautiful and pure, just like a
perfect triad chord.

Werckmeister

The Werkmeister was named after Andreas Werckmeister, and this scale was created as an improvement on the Pythagorean
scale. This tuning collapse comma maxima, created by Pythagorean, into four perfect fifths, the rest fifths still remain their
Pythagorean scale characteristics. Werkmeister Tuning can tune scale from harmonic to melodic by increasing tone number,
making each tonality sound distinct, this is the important gist for classicists and romanticism tonality music to name the tone
name.

Kirnberger

Kirnberger temperament is an irregular temperament developed in the second half of the 18th century by Johann Kirnberger
and regarded as an improved version of Meantone temperament. It makes possible to switch different tunes freely when
performing.

Twelve-tone equal temperament

In twelve-tone equal temperament, which divides the octave into 12 equal parts, the width of a semitone , i.e. the frequency ratio
of the interval between two adjacent notes, is the twelfth root of two. There is minute difference of the same amount between
each two intervals.

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