Medeli DP720 User guide

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DIGITAL PIANO

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INFORMATION FOR YOUR SAFETY!

THE FCC REGULATION WARNING (for USA)

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with

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

the FCC Rules.

These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection

against harmful interference in a residential installation. This

equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency

PLEASE READ CAREFULLY BEFORE PROCEEDING

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

Power Supply

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

PRECAUTIONS

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

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

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

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.

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Increase the separation between the equipment and

receiver.

Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different

from that to which the receiver is connected.

Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician

for help.

Unauthorized changes or modification to this system can

void the user's authority to operate this equipment.

Connections

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

Location

Do not expose the instrument to the following conditions to avoid deformation, discoloration, or more serious damage: Direct sunlight Extreme temperature or humidity Excessive dusty or dirty location Strong vibrations or shocks Close to magnetic fields

Interference with other electrical devices

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

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.

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

Setup

Component Guide.................................................................4

Setup Guide..........................................................................4

String Resonance ...............................................................24

Soft Pedal............................................................................24

Freeze.................................................................................25

Metronome Beat..................................................................25

Panel & Display Description

Front Panel............................................................................7

LCD Display...........................................................................8

Fade Time...........................................................................25

MIDI Out Channel...............................................................25

Song Looping......................................................................25

Auto Power Off....................................................................25

Connections........................................................................9

System Time.......................................................................26

Factory Reset......................................................................26

Power Supply....................................................................10

Performance Memory

Adjusting the Master Volume...........................................10

Registering the Panel Settings............................................27

Recalling the Memory Settings...........................................27

Adjusting the Brilliance....................................................10

Selecting a Memory Bank...................................................27

Freezing Specific Settings...................................................27

Playing the Demos............................................................11

Song Recording................................................................28

Playing the Voices

Playing a Voice....................................................................11

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Playing Two Voices Simultaneously....................................12

Playing Different Voices with Both Hands...........................12

Transpose...........................................................................13

Piano Mode........................................................................13

Twinova ..............................................................................14

Auto Accompaniment

Playing Only the Rhythm Tracks.........................................15

Playing All Tracks of a Style................................................15

MIDI Recording

Prepare Recording..............................................................28

Start Recording...................................................................28

Stop Recording...................................................................28

Play Back Recording...........................................................28

Audio Recording...............................................................30

Song

Play the Songs....................................................................31

Control the Song Playback..................................................31

Practice the Songs..............................................................31

Accompaniment Variations..................................................16

Chord Basics.......................................................................16

Adjusting the Tempo............................................................17

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

Metronome..........................................................................18

Metronome Beat..................................................................18

Connecting USB Flash Drive

Playing................................................................................32

Saving.................................................................................32

Loading...............................................................................32

Formatting...........................................................................32

Mixer...................................................................................19

DSP Effect..........................................................................20

Harmony.............................................................................21

Function Menu

Tune....................................................................................23

Octave.................................................................................23

Touch Response.................................................................23

Chord Type..........................................................................23

Lower Split Point..................................................................23

Twinova Split Point / Octave................................................23

Harmony Type.....................................................................24

EQ.......................................................................................24

MIDI

What's MIDI?.......................................................................33

Bluetooth MIDI...................................................................33

Troubleshooting................................................................33

Specifications....................................................................34

Appendices

Voice List.............................................................................36

Style List..............................................................................43

Song List.............................................................................45

Demo List............................................................................45

Chord List............................................................................46

MIDI Implementation Chart .................................................47

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Setup

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

Component Guide

Check that all the parts listed below are included before proceeding to the Setup Guide.

Setup Guide

To assemble the stand, you will need a Phillip's screwdriver (not supplied).

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Piano body

Left stand component

Right stand component

Pedal assembly

Back board

Screws 6x12 BM (2PCS)

Screws 4x15 PA (4PCS)

Screws 6x18 BM (4PCS)

Hand screws (2PCS)

Screws 6x50 PA (4PCS)

Screw caps (6PCS)

Pedal cable

AC power adaptor

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A. Put the “pedal box” between the “left and right stand components.” Use “Screws 6x50PA (4pcs)” to stablize the “left and right stand components” onto to the pedal assembly, then cover with “Screw caps (6pcs)”, as shown in the picture.

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B. Use “Screws 6x12BM(2PCS)” and “Screws 4x15PA(4PCS)” to affix the back board to the stands, as shown in the picture.

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C. Put the “piano body” on the top of the assembly finished in part B, then affix it with “Screws 6x18 BM (4PCS)” and “Hand Screws (2PCS)”, as shown in the picture.

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Setup

D. Connect the “pedal cable” to the pedal jack at the bottom rear of the Piano. Then connect the power cable to the power jack, and plug the other end into an AC outlet. At this point the Piano is fully assembled and you can turn on the power.

AC power adaptor

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Front Panel

Panel & Display Description

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1. [POWER] Switch

Turn the power on or off.

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13. [MAIN C] Button

In style mode: play the Main pattern C. In song mode: play all songs in a loop.

2. [VOLUME] Knob

Adjust the master volume.

14. [MAIN D] Button

In style mode: play the Main pattern D.

3. [BRILLIANCE] Knob

In song mode: rewind the song playback.

Adjust the brilliance.

4. [REC] Button

USB flash drive inserted: press the button to enter Audio Recording. USB flash drive not inserted: press the button to enter MIDI Recording.

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Press and hold the button to enter the recording setting menu.

5. [TEMPO +/-] Buttons

Press to edit the tempo value.

6. STYLE Select Buttons

Directly set a preset style. Press a button once to select the first preset style, press it again to select the second preset style.

7. [A.B.C.] Button

15. [SYNC STOP] Button

In style mode: turn the Sync Stop function on or off. In song mode: fast forward the song playback.

16. [SYNC START] Button

In style mode: turn the Sync Start function on or off. In song mode: pause the song playback.

17. [START/STOP] Button

Start or stop playing a song or a style.

18. [METRO] Button

Press it to turn the Metronome on or off. Press and hold it to enter the Metronome setting menu.

19. [FUNCTION] Button

Press it to enter the Function menu.

Press it to turn the A.B.C. function on or off. Press and hold it to enter the Chord setting menu.

20. [DEMO] Button

Press it to enter Demo mode.

8. [FADE IN/OUT] Button

Press it to turn the Fade In or Fade Out on or off. Press and hold it to enter the Fade Time setting menu.

21. [MIXER] Button

Press it to enter the Mixer menu.

9. [INTRO/ENDING 1] Button

Play the Intro or Ending pattern 1.

10. [INTRO/ENDING 2] Button

In style mode: play the Intro or Ending pattern 2. In song mode: mute/activate the left hand part.

11. [MAIN A] Button

In style mode: play the Main pattern A. In song mode: mute/activate the right hand part.

12. [MAIN B] Button

In style mode: play the Main pattern B. In song mode: play the current song in a loop.

22. [STYLE] Button

Press it to enter Style mode.

23. [USB] Button

Press it to enter the USB Play menu. Press and hold it to enter the USB menu.

24. [VOICE] Button

Press it to enter Voice mode.

25. [SONG] Button

Press it to enter Song mode.

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Panel & Display Description

26. Data Dial

Adjust the parameters.

27. [+/YES] Button

Increase the value.

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32. VOICE Select Buttons

Directly select a preset voice. Press a button once to select the first preset voice, press it again to select the second preset voice.

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37. [LOWER] Button

Press it to turn the Lower function on or off. Press and hold it to enter the Split Point setting menu.

Press [+/YES] and [-/NO] together to restore default settings.

28. [-/NO] Button

Decrease the value. Press [+/YES] and [-/NO] together to

33. [M1]-[M6] Buttons

In memory mode: recall panel settings from one of the memories. In O.T.S. mode: recall voice settings that match the current style.

38. [TWINOVA] Button

Press it to turn the Twinova function on or off. Press and hold it to enter the Twinova Split setting menu.

restore default settings.

34. [O.T.S.] Button

29. [BANK] Button

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Select a memory bank.

30. [FREEZE] Button

Press it to turn the Freeze function on or off. Press and hold it to enter the Freeze setting menu.

31. [STORE] Button

Save current panel settings to one of the memories.

Press it to turn the One Touch Setting function on or off.

35. [DUAL] Button

Press it to turn the Dual function on or off.

36. [PIANO] Button

Press it to enter Piano Mode.

Press [STORE] and [M1] together

39. [HARMONY] Button

Press it to turn the Harmony function on or off. Press and hold it to enter the Harmony setting menu.

40. [TRANSPOSE +/-] Buttons

Adjust the transpose value.

41. [DSP] Button

Press it to turn the DSP effect on or off. Press and hold it to enter the DSP setting menu.

to save the settings to M1.

LCD Display

1. Function Indicators

2. 192x16 Dot Matrix LCD

3. Function Indicators

4. Chord

5. Transpose

6. Beat

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7. Measure/Beat/Time

8. During playback, shows the MIDI Channel Volume

When playback stops, shows the track Volume

9. Tempo

10. Memory/O.T.S.

11. Function Indicators

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Connections

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1. USB Jack

Use a standard USB cable to connect the USB jack of the instrument to the USB port of a computer. With USB, you can save a keyboard performance to the computer or use the instrument to play back music played on the computer. Note: Do not set the USB MIDI device to be both input and output simultaneously when configuring the software on your computer. Otherwise, the sound will be overlapped when playing the keyboard.

4. DC IN Jack

Connect the specified power adaptor.

5. USB Port

Connect a USB flash drive to the instrument to save the data you’ve created to the USB flash drive. You can also load files from a USB flash drive to the instrument, or use the instru ment to play back files saved on USB flash drive. Note: To avoid errors or damaging the USB flash drive, do not remove it when reading or writing is in progress

2. MIDI OUT, MIDI IN Jacks

Use a standard MIDI cable to connect the MIDI OUT jack of the instrument to the MIDI IN jack of an external device. The instrument will transmit MIDI messages to the external device and work as a MIDI controller.

6. PHONES Jack

Plug a pair of standard stereo headphones into the PHONES jack for private practice or late-night playing. When head phones are connected, the internal speakers will be muted,

and the sound can only be heard from the headphones. Use a standard MIDI cable to connect the MIDI IN jack of the instrument to the MIDI OUT jack of an external device. The instrument will receive MIDI messages from the

Note:

To avoid the risk of hearing loss, do not use headphones at

high volume level for a long period of time. external device and work as a sound source.

7. MIC Jack

3. AUX OUT Jack

The AUX OUT jack delivers the output of the instrument to external audio equipment such as a keyboard amplifier, stereo sound system, mixing console, or recording interface. Use an audio cable to connect the AUX OUT jack of the instrument to the INPUT jack of the external

Before connecting or disconnecting a microphone, set the

master volume level to minimum. Plug the microphone into

the MIC jack, then adjust the master volume to an appropri-

ate level.

Note:

Please unplug the microphone when it is not in use. audio equipment. Notes:

1. Turn off the power to all devices before connecting or disconnecting external equipment.

2. To avoid damaging the speakers, set the master volume level to minimum before turning on the power.

8. AUX IN Jack

The AUX IN jack receives audio signals from an external

audio source such as an MP3 or a CD player. Use an audio

cable to connect the AUX IN jack of the instrument to the

OUTPUT jack of an MP3/CD player. The instrument’s

speakers will play the music transmitted from the external

player, and you can play along.

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Power Supply

1. Before connecting the power supply, please set the [POWER] switch to

“OFF” and set the master volume level to minimum.

2. Connect the power adaptor to the DC IN jack on the rear panel.

3. Plug the power adaptor into an appropriate AC outlet.

4. Press the [POWER] switch. The LCD will light up and display the

welcome interface, indicating the instrument is powered on.

5. When you are ready to turn the instrument off, press and hold the

[POWER] switch for a second. The LCD light will turn off.

Notes:

1. In order to save energy, the instrument will automatically shut down after 30 minutes when not in use. (see Auto Power Off).

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

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Adjusting the Master Volume

Rotate the [VOLUME] knob clockwise to increase the master volume or counter-clockwise to decrease it. Adjust to set the desired volume level.

Note:

If the speakers do not produce sound, check if the master volume is set too low or if headphones are plugged into the PHONES jack.

Adjusting the Brilliance

Use the [BRILLIANCE] knob to adjust the overall brilliance level. The brilliance is set to medium by default. Rotate the knob clockwise to brighten the sound, or counter-clockwise to mellow the sound.

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The instrument features several professional demos. Please refer to the

Demo List for details.

1. Start playing the demo.

Press the [DEMO] button to enter Demo mode and start playing the demos in a continuous loop. The LCD shows the current demo number and name.

2. Select a demo.

Use the data dial or [+/Yes]/[-/No] buttons to select a desired demo.

3. Stop playing the demo.

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

Note:

During demo playback, playing the keyboard will not produce sound.

Playing the Demos

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Playing the Voices

The instrument features a variety of realistic voices. Please refer to the Voice List for details.

Playing a Voice

1. Enter the voice mode.

Press the [VOICE] button or one of the VOICE select buttons to enter Voice mode. The “R1” indicator appears and the LCD shows the current voice number and name.

2. Select a voice to play.

Use the data dial or [+/Yes]/[-/No] buttons to select a desired voice. You can also use the VOICE select buttons to select a preset voice.

3. Play the selected voice.

Play the keyboard to use the selected voice for performance.

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Playing the Voices

Playing Two Voices Simultaneously

The Dual function allows two different voices to be layered together, creating a more full and rich sound. Turn this function on and select a voice for the dual voice "R2".

1. Turn on the dual function.

Press the [DUAL] button to turn on the Dual function. The “R2” indicator appears and the LCD shows the current dual voice number and name.

2. Select a dual voice.

Use the data dial or [+/Yes]/[-/No] buttons to select a dual voice. You can also use the VOICE select buttons to select a preset voice.

3. Play the voices.

Play the keyboard and you will hear two different voices playing together, just like two different instruments being played at the same time.

4. Turn off the dual function.

Press the [DUAL] button again to turn off the Dual function.

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Playing Different Voices with Both Hands

The Lower function splits the keyboard into two areas so as to create different voices for each of your hands. The left hand voice is the lower voice “L” .

1. Turn on the lower function.

Press the [LOWER] button to turn on the Lower function. The “L” indicator appears. The LCD shows the current lower voice number and name.

2. Select a lower voice.

Use the data dial or [+/Yes]/[-/No] buttons to select a lower voice. You can also use the VOICE select buttons to select a preset voice.

3. Play the voices.

Play the keyboard with both hands and you will hear two different voices from the left and right hand areas.

4. Set the lower split.

Press and hold the [LOWER] buttons to enter the lower split setting menu, then use the [+/Yes]/[-/No] buttons or press a key on the keyboard to assign the lower split. Press [+/YES] and [-/NO] at the same time to restore the default lower split.

5. Turn off the lower function.

Press the [LOWER] button again to turn off the lower function.

Switch between Voice R1 / R2 / L

The voice “R1” is turned on by default, and cannot be turned off. The dual voice “R2” and lower voice “L” can be turned on/off as desired. In voice mode, when the R1, R2, and L voices are all in use, you can press the [VOICE] button repeatedly to switch between different voice layers.

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Lower Split

The key that splits the keyboard into the left and right hand areas is called "Lower Split". The default lower split is F#3 (34), however, you can assign it to any other key. Please refer to the Function Menu for details.

Notes:

1. When the Lower and Dual functions are in use, only the right hand area will play the dual voices.

2. You can adjust the volume for voice R1/ R2/ L separately in the Mixer. Please refer to Mixer for details.

Transpose

The 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. Enter the transpose setting interface.

Press the [TRANSPOSE+] / [TRANSPOSE-] buttons to edit the transpose setting. The LCD shows the current transpose value.

Playing the Voices

Default Lower Split

2. Adjust the transpose value.

Use the data dial, [+/Yes]/ [-/No] buttons or [TRANSPOSE+] / [TRANSPOSE-] to adjust the transpose value.

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3. Reset the transpose to default.

Press the [TRANSPOSE+] and [TRANSPOSE-] buttons at the same time to reset the value to default.

Notes:

1. For example, if you set the transpose value to -05 or 007, you will hear “G” pitch when playing the “C” keys.

2. Transpose setting applies to the accompaniment and the entire keyboard voice.

Piano Mode

Piano Mode is specially designed for piano players. It recreates the voice and touch of a real acoustic piano. By pressing the [PIANO] button, the instrument replicates a concert grand voice. All parameters become optimized for concert piano performance.

Press the [PIANO] button to enter or exit Piano Mode.

Note:

In Piano Mode, the Dual and Lower functions will not be available.

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Twinova

The Twinova function splits the keyboard into two areas with the same pitch and voice, for the convenience of playing together with a friend or instructor.

1. Turn on the Twinova function.

Press the [TWINOVA] button to turn on the function. The default split point is E3.

2. Set the Split Point for Twinova.

Press and hold [TWINOVA] to enter the setting menu. Use the data dial to select “TWINOVA SPLIT”, then use the [+/YES]/[-/NO] buttons to assign the split point. You can also tap a key on the keyboard to assign the split point to that key.

3. Set the Octave for Twinova.

Press and hold [TWINOVA] to enter the setting menu. Use the data dial to select “TWINOVA OCTAVE”, then use the [+/Yes]/[-/No] buttons to adjust the octave range from -2 to +2.

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Pedal Function in Twinova

Left Pedal: notes played on the left hand area will have longer sustain. Middle Pedal: notes played on both areas will have longer sustain. Right Pedal: notes played on the right hand area will have longer

sustain.

Note:

In Twinova mode, both the Dual and Lower functions will not be available.

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Auto Accompaniment

The auto accompaniment function puts a full backing band at your fingertips. All you have to do is to play chords with your left hand, and the accompaniment will automatically play along, following the chords you play. With auto accompaniment, even a solo performer can enjoy the experience of playing with a full band or orchestra. The instrument features a variety of styles. Please refer to the Style List for details.

Playing Only the Rhythm Tracks

1. Enter the style mode.

Press the [STYLE] button to enter Style mode. The LCD shows the current style number and name.

2. Select a style to play.

Use the data dial or [+/Yes]/[-/No] buttons to select a desired style. You can also use the STYLE select buttons to select a preset style.

3. Start playing auto accompaniment of the rhythm tracks.

Press the [START/STOP] button to start playing the rhythm tracks. Alternatively, press the [SYNC START] button, then play the keyboard to start rhythm playback.

Playing All Tracks of a Style

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During rhythm playback, if you turn on the chord mode and then play a chord on the keyboard, it will start the chord part as well.

In chord mode, you can play chords in the following ways: Fingered, Multi-finger, Bass Invert and Full Range. Except for Full Range, the other three will divide the keyboard into two areas (same as in the Lower function).

Chord Type

Fingered

Description

Automatically detects Single Finger and Multi

Finger chords. Multi Finger Bass Invert Full Range

Detects only Multi Fingerchords.

Detects Multi Finger chord inversion of bass track.

Detects Multi Finger chords over the entire

keyboard range and supports Bass Invert.

1. Turn on the A.B.C. function.

Press the [A.B.C.] button to turn on the A.B.C. Function. The LED button lights up. Press the button repeatedly to switch between

“A.B.C.”→ “FULL RANGE”→ “OFF”.

To select a desired way to play chords, press and hold the [A.B.C.] button to enter the setting menu, then use the [+/YES]/[-/NO] buttons to select a chord type.

2. Start playing auto accompaniment of all tracks.

Press the [SYNC START] button to turn on the Sync Start function. The LED button lights up. When you play a chord in the chord section, it will start the auto accompaniment of all tracks. When you play a different chord, the accompaniment will change along with you.

Alternatively, press the [START/STOP] button to start rhythm playback. Then play a chord in the chord section, and the chord part will start as well.

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Auto Accompaniment

Accompaniment Variations

Specially created variation patterns can be added into the accompaniment, making your performance more professional and personalized.

INTRO

The Intro is the opening section of a song. When the Intro pattern is finished, it will automatically shift to the selected Main section. The length of the Intro section differs depending on the selected style.

MAIN

The Main is the principal section of a song. It will play and repeat the Main pattern until another section's button is pressed.

FILL IN

The Fill-in will automatically add a fill to your performance. When the Fill-in pattern is finished, it will shift to the related Main section.

ENDING

The Ending is the ending section of a song. When the Ending pattern is finished, the accompaniment will stop as well. The length of the Ending section differs depending on the selected style.

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Note:

During style playback, if you press and hold one of the MAIN [A]-[D] buttons, the Fill-in pattern will repeat until the button is released. Playback will then switch to the related Main section.

Chord Basics

A chord, in music, is a harmonic set of three or more notes that are heard simultaneously. The most common type of chord is a triad. A triad is a set of three notes that can be stacked in thirds. When arranged this way, the triad's notes, from lowest pitched to highest, are called: the Root, the Third, and the Fifth.

Triad Type

The basic triad types are as follows:

Major Triad

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

Minor Triad

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

constitutes a “Minor Triad”. Augmented Triad Diminished Triad

A root with a major third added above and an augment-

ed fifth constitutes an “Augmented Triad”.

A root with a minor third added above and a diminished

fifth constitutes a “Diminished Triad”.

Chord Inversion

When a chord’s root is not the lowest note in the triad, it is called an inversion chord. When the root note is the lowest note, it is called a root-position chord. If we put the Third and Fifth in the root position, it forms an “Inversion”, so it is called an “Inverted Chord”. A major triad and its inversion are illustrated on the right.

Chord Name

The chord name consists of two parts: Chord root and Chord type.

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Single Finger

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

Multi-finger

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

Auto Accompaniment

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Full Range

In Full Range mode, it detects chords played in normal fingering (Multi-finger) over the entire keyboard range.

Adjusting the Tempo

Each style is preset with a default or standard tempo, but you can change it as needed.

1. Adjust the tempo.

Press the [TEMPO+]/[TEMPO-] buttons to edit the tempo setting. The tempo value will flash on the LCD. Use the data dial or [+/YES]/[-/NO] buttons to change the value.

2. Reset the tempo to default.

When the tempo value is flashing, press the [+/YES] and [-/NO] buttons at the same time to reset the tempo to default.

Note:

When style stops, changing the style will automatically reset the tempo. However, changing the style during style playback will not result in tempo change.

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Auto Accompaniment

One Touch Setting

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

1. Turn on the One Touch Setting function.

Press the [O.T.S.] button to turn on the function. The “O.T.S” indicator lights up and the A.B.C. function will be turned on.

2. Recall the settings in O.T.S. mode.

Press one of the [M1] - [M4] buttons. Various panel settings (including voice and effects) that match the current style will be recalled instantly. Each style has 4 preset settings.

Parameters in One Touch Setting: Part on/off, voice number, voice volume, voice octave setting, voice reverb level, voice chorus level, voice pan.

Note:

In O.T.S. mode, the Performance Memory is not available.

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Metronome

The metronome provides a steady beat to help you practice at a preset tempo.

1. Turn on the metronome.

Press the [METRO] button to turn on the metronome. Beats on the LCD will flash in sync with the metronome sound.

2. Turn off the metronome.

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

Notes:

1. If you turn on the metronome during style playback, the metronome sound will start from the next beat and its time signature will match the current style.

2. In MIDI Recording, if can turn on the metronome, the metronome sound will not be recorded.

3. In Audio Recording, if you turn on the metronome, the metronome sound will be recorded.

Metronome Beat

Press and hold the [METRO] button to enter the setting menu, then use the [+/YES]/[-/NO] buttons to change the metronome beat.

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The Mixer function allows you to separately adjust the volume of each track, so as to keep an appropriate volume balance.

1. Enter the Mixer menu.

Press the [MIXER] button to enter the Mixer menu. The LCD shows the current parameter.

2. Select a parameter.

Use the data dial to select a parameter.

3. Adjust the volume level.

Use the [+/YES]/ [-/NO] buttons to adjust the volume of the current item. Press [+/YES] and [-/NO] at the same time to switch between the default volume and muting the volume.

Detailed parameters and their volume ranges:

Mixer

Parameter

Music volume Voice R1 volume Voice R2 volume Voice L volume Metronome volume Mic volume

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Rhythm sub. volume Rhythm master volume Bass volume Chord 1 volume Chord 2 volume Chord 3 volume Phrase 1 volume Phrase 2 volume

LCD Display

MUSIC VOL: R1 VOL: R2 VOL: L VOL: METRO VOL: MIC VOL: RHYTHM_S VOL: RHYTHM_M VOL: BASS VOL: CHORD1 VOL: CHORD2 VOL: CHORD3 VOL: PHRASE1 VOL: PHRASE2 VOL:

Volume Range

0 - 32

xxx

0 - 32

xxx

0 - 32

xxx

0 - 32

xxx

0 - 32

xxx

0 - 32

xxx

0 - 32

xxx

0 - 32

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0 - 32

xxx

0 - 32

xxx

0 - 32

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0 - 32

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0 - 32

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0 - 32

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DSP Effect

The DSP effects will add ambiance and depth to your performance in a variety of ways. They can be set to simulate sound from a real environment, making your tone more crystal and strong, or even give you distortion for a rougher edge. Experiment with the various effects to find the ones that work best for you.

Turn the DSP Effect on or off.

The DSP effect is turned on by default. You can press the [DSP] button to turn the function on or off.

Set the DSP Effect.

1. Press and hold the [DSP] button to enter the DSP settings menu.

2. Use the data dial to select a parameter.

3. Use the [+/YES]/ [-/NO] buttons to change the settings of the

selected parameter.

DSP effect parameters and their ranges:

Parameter

Voice R1 DSP Effect Type

Display

R1 DSP TYPE

Range

Hall, Room, Crs.Dely, Tp.Delay, Tp.Echo, Chorus,

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Flanger, Phaser, Overdriv, Amp, Metl.Dst, Hard.Dst,

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Voice R1 DSP Effect Level Voice R1 Global Reverb Level Send Voice R1 Global Chorus Level Send Voice R2 DSP Effect Type

Voice R2 DSP Effect Level Voice R2 Global Reverb Level Send Voice R2 Global Chorus Level Send Voice L DSP Effect Type

R1 DSP LEVEL R1 G.REV SEND R1 G.CHR SEND R2 DSP TYPE

R2 DSP LEVEL R2 G.REV SEND R2 G.CHR SEND L DSP TYPE

Tremolo, Auto.Wah, Tp.Wah, None(Off) 0-32

xxx

0-32

xxx

0-32

xxx

Hall, Room, Crs.Dely, Tp.Delay, Tp.Echo, Chorus,

xxx

Flanger, Phaser, Overdriv, Amp, Metl.Dst, Hard.Dst, Tremolo, Auto.Wah, Tp.Wah, None(Off) 0-32

xxx

0-32

xxx

0-32

xxx

Hall, Room, Crs.Dely, Tp.Delay, Tp.Echo, Chorus,

xxx

Flanger, Phaser, Overdriv, Amp, Metl.Dst, Hard.Dst, Tremolo, Auto.Wah, Tp.Wah, None(Off) 0-32

Voice L DSP Effect Level Voice L Global Reverb Level Send Voice L Global Chorus Level Send Microphone DSP Effect Type

L DSP LEVEL L G.REV SEND L G.CHR SEND MIC DSP TYPE

xxx

0-32

xxx

0-32

xxx

Echo1, Echo2, Echo3, Phaser1, Phaser2, Enhanc,

xxx

Wah, Overdv1, Overdv2, Lo-Fi, Comp, Gate, None(Off) 0-32

Microphone DSP Effect Level Microphone Global Reverb Level Send Microphone Global Chorus Level Send Global Reverb Type

MIC DSP LEVEL MIC G.REV SEND MIC G.CHR SEND G.REV TYPE

xxx

0-32

xxx

0-32

xxx

Hall1, Hall2, Hall3, Hall4, Pno.Hall, Room1, Room2,

xxx

Room3, Church, Garage, Std.Hall 0-32

Global Reverb Level Global Chorus Type

G.REV LEVEL G.CHR TYPE

xxx

Chorus1, Chorus2, Chorus3, Chorus4, GM.Chr1,

xxx

GM.Chr2, Celeste1, Celeste2, Sympho1, Sympho2, Doubler, Std.Chr 0-32

Global Chorus Level

G.CHR LEVEL

xxx

Note:

There may be a slight pause in the sound if you switch the DSP effect on/off while style or song is playing.

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The harmony function will automatically add harmony effect to the notes you play in the right hand area, enriching your performance with more harmonic expression.

Playing with Harmony

1. Press the [HARMONY] button to turn on the function. The button

LED lights up.

2. 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 add harmony effect to the notes you play.

3. Press the [HARMONY] button again to turn off the function. The LED

light turns off.

Harmony

Setting the Harmony Type

1. Press and hold the [HARMONY] button to enter the settings menu.

2. Use the [+/YES]/[-/NO] buttons to change the harmony type.

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Notes:

Harmony type “1+5” and “octave” are always available, but the rest will not respond until you turn on the A.B.C. function and then play a chord in the chord section.

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Function Menu

1. Enter the function menu.

Press the [FUNCTION] button to enter the function menu. The LCD shows the current parameter.

2. Adjust the settings.

Use the data dial to select a parameter. Use the [+/YES]/[-/NO] buttons to change the setting of the selected item. Press [+/YES] and [-/NO] at the same time to restore the default setting.

Note:

It will exit the function menu if there is no operation in 10 seconds.

Detailed parameters and their ranges:

Parameter

No.

Tune

Voice R1 Octave

Voice R2 Octave

Voice L Octave

Touch Response

LCD Display

TUNE OCTAVE R1 OCTAVE R2 OCTAVE L TOUCH

Range

-50 ~ +50

-2 ~ +2

-2 ~ +2 Off, Soft2, Soft1, Medium1, Medium2, Hard1, Hard2

Chord Type

Lower Split Point

Twinova Split Point

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Twinova Octave

Harmony Type

String Resonance

Soft Pedal

Freeze

Metronome Time

Signature Fade In/Out Time

MIDI Out Channel

Song Looping

Auto Power Off

System Time-Year

System Time-Month

System Time-Day

System Time-Hour

System Time-Minute

Restore Factory

CHORD LOWER SPLIT TWINOVA SPLIT TWINOVA OCTAVE HARMONY

EQ STRING RES. SOFT PEDAL FREEZE METRO

FADE TIME MIDI OUT CH SONG LOOP POWER OFF YEAR MONTH DAY HOUR MINUTE SYSTEM RESET

Fingered, Multi, Bass Invert A0 ~ C8 A0 ~ C8

-2 ~ 2 Duet, Trio, Octave, 1+5, Country Duet, Block, 4 Close 1, 4 Close 2, 4 Open Piano, Pop, Classical, Rock, Jazz,R&B 0 ~ 32 Soft, Play, Memory Style, Voice, Song 2/2~12/8

1 ~ 20 1 ~ 16 Single, All, Off Never, 30 min, 60 min 2016~2100 Jan.~ Dec. 1 ~ 31 0 ~ 23 0 ~ 59

Setting

Default

0 0 0 0 Medium1

Fingered F#3 E3 0 Duet

Piano 8 Soft Style 4/4

10 1 All 30 min 2016

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Tune

This function adjusts the pitch of the entire keyboard in 2-cent increments over a range of ±50 (100 cents).

1. In the function menu, use the data dial to select “TUNE”.

2. Use the [+/YES]/[-/NO] buttons to change the tune value.

Octave

This function will shift the pitch of the specified voice layer up or down by one octave.

1. In the function menu, use the data dial to select “OCTAVE R1”/

“OCTAVE R2”/ “OCTAVE L”.

2. Use the [+/YES]/[-/NO] buttons to change the octave value.

Function Menu

Note:

The default octave setting of each preset voice may differ.

Touch Response

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The touch response feature allows you to expressively control the voice level based on your playing dynamics, just as on an acoustic instrument.

1. In the function menu, use the data dial to select “TOUCH”.

2. Use the [+/YES]/[-/NO] buttons to change the setting.

Note:

Your setting will be automatically saved when you press [POWER] to turn off the instrument.

Chord Type

You can select a desired fingering type to play chords.

1. In the function menu, use the data dial to select “CHORD”.

2. Use the [+/YES]/[-/NO] buttons to select a fingering type.

Lower Split Point

This function assigns a key to split the entire keyboard into two areas. When the A.B.C. function is in use, the left hand area controls the playback of auto accompaniment. When A.B.C. is disabled, the left hand area plays the lower voice.

1. In the function menu, use the data dial to select “LOWER SPLIT”.

2. Use the [+/YES]/[-/NO] buttons or press any key on the keyboard to

assign the split point.

Twinova Split Point / Octave

You can adjust the split point and octave for Twinova mode.

1. In the function menu, use the data dial to select “TWINOVA SPLIT” /

“TWINOVA OCTAVE”.

2. Use the [+/YES]/[-/NO] buttons to change the setting.

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Function Menu

Harmony Type

1. In the function menu, use the data dial to select “HARMONY”.

2. Use the [+/Yes]/[-/No] buttons to select a harmony type.

Detailed harmony types:

Harmony Type

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

LCD Display

Duet Trio Octave 1+5 CountryDuet Block 4Close1 4Close2 4Open

An EQ controls the gain value of different frequency bands. Different gain settings will produce different sound effects.

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1. In the function menu, use the data dial to select “EQ”.

2. Use the [+/YES]/[-/NO] buttons to change the setting.

String Resonance

When a piano voice is selected, pressing the sustain pedal will add a string resonance effect to the notes you play. The string resonance effect faithfully recreates the resonance from the strings and soundboard of an acoustic grand piano.

1. In the function menu, use the data dial to select “STRING RES.”.

2. Use the [+/YES]/[-/NO] buttons to change the setting.

Note:

Your setting will be automatically saved when you press [POWER] to turn off the instrument.

Soft Pedal

You can assign other pedal functions to the soft pedal.

1. In the function menu, use the data dial to select “SOFT PEDAL”.

2. Use the [+/Yes]/[-/No] buttons to select a pedal function.

Detailed pedal functions:

Pedal Function

Soft

Play Memory

Description

Press the pedal to make notes played on the keyboard sound softer. Press the pedal to start or stop playing the style. Press the pedal to switch between the memories.

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Freeze

When Freeze function is in use, the selected parameter setting will remain unchanged when a performance memory is recalled.

1. In the function menu, use the data dial to select “FREEZE”.

2. Use the [+/YES]/[-/NO] buttons to select a parameter.

Note:

The setting will be usable only when Freeze function is in use.

Metronome Beat

1. In the function menu, use the data dial to select “METRO”.

2. Use the [+/YES]/[-/NO] buttons to change the Beat.

Function Menu

Fade Time

Set the time length (in seconds) for Fade In/Out.

1. In the function menu, use the data dial to select “FADE TIME”.

2. Use the [+/YES]/[-/NO] buttons to change the time setting.

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MIDI Out Channel

Set the MIDI OUT channel for Voice R1.

1. In the function menu, use the data dial to select “MIDI OUT CH”.

2. Use the [+/YES]/[-/NO] buttons to change the MIDI Out channel.

Note:

Your setting will be automatically saved when you press [POWER] to turn off the instrument.

Song Looping

You can play back songs in the following ways: looping all songs, looping a single song, or no looping (looping off).

1. In the function menu, use the data dial to select “SONG LOOP”.

2. Use the [+/YES]/[-/NO] buttons to change the setting.

Note:

Your setting will be automatically saved when you press [POWER] to turn off the instrument.

Auto Power Off

The instrument will automatically shut down after 30 minutes of inactivity, but you can disable this function or change the time setting.

1. In the function menu, use the data dial to select “POWER OFF”.

2. Use the [+/YES]/[-/NO] buttons to change the time setting.

Note:

Your setting will be automatically saved when you press [POWER] to turn off the instrument.

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Function Menu

System Time

You may want to set the correct system time, as it will appear on files saved to a USB flash drive and other applications.

1. In the function menu, use the data dial to select “YEAR” /

“MONTH” / “DAY”/ “HOUR” / “MINUTE”.

2. Use the [+/YES]/[-/NO] buttons to set the time.

Note:

Your setting will be automatically saved when you press [POWER] to turn off the instrument.

Factory Reset

1. In the function menu, use the data dial to select “SYSTEM RESET”.

2. Press [+/YES]. The LCD will show “Reset all settings?”

3. Press [+/YES] to confirm. Note: The operation will delete all user

settings.

4. The LCD will show “Delete the user song?”

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5. Press [+/YES] to confirm. Note: The operation will delete all user

songs.

6. The reset procedure may take several minutes to complete.

Note:

Do not turn off the power when factory reset is in progress, otherwise it may corrupt the internal data and cause malfunction.

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This function is designed to make your performance easy and efficient. It allows you to save virtually all panel settings to a single performance memory for instant recall.

Note:

To reset the performance memory to factory default, press and hold both the [STORE] and [M1] buttons, then turn on the power. The operation will delete all user memory.

Registering the Panel Settings

Press and hold the [STORE] button, then press one of the [M1]-[M6] buttons. This will save the current panel settings to the selected memory.

Note:

This operation will overwrite any previous data.

Performance Memory

Recalling the Memory Settings

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

Note:

Performance memory cannot be recalled when the O.T.S. function is in use.

Selecting a Memory Bank

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

2. Use the data dial to select a memory bank. You can also press the

[BANK] button repeatedly to select a bank.

Freezing Specific Settings

When Freeze function is in use, specified panel parameters will remain unchanged even when a performance memory is recalled.

1. In memory mode, press the [FREEZE] button to turn on the function.

The LED lights up.

2. Press the button again to turn off the function. The LED turns off.

3. Press and hold [FREEZE] to enter the settings menu. You can select

to freeze voice, style, or song settings. Please refer to the Function Menu for details.

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Song Recording

You can record your performance in two ways: MIDI recording and Audio recording.

MIDI Recording

In MIDI recording, you can record and save your keyboard performance as a user song on the instrument. You can then play it back and save it to a USB flash drive.

Prepare Recording

1. Press the [REC] button to enter recording standby mode. The Record

button LED and the “REC” indicator will blink.

Note:

If a USB flash drive has been inserted, press and hold the [REC] button to enter the Recording settings menu, then set the Record Type to “MIDI”.You can select to save the MIDI recording to either the internal flash memory or the connected USB flash drive. Please refer to Recording Settings for details. After configuring the settings, press the [REC] button to enter recording standby mode.

2. In recording standby mode, you can set the instrument voice, song

style, tempo and so on.

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3. In recording standby mode, press the [REC] button again to exit

recording.

Start Recording

In recording standby mode, press the [START/STOP] button or simply play the keyboard to start recording.The [REC] button LED and the “REC” indicator stop blinking and stay lit.

Alternatively, you can turn on the Sync Start function, then play the keyboard to start recording.

Stop Recording

1. During recording, press the [REC] button to stop recording. The

Record button LED and the “REC” indicator will turn off.

2. If the memory gets full during recording, recording will stop and be

saved automatically.

Play back Recording

1. During recording, if you press the [REC] button to stop recording, it

will enter Song mode and show the recorded song. Press the [START/STOP] button to play back the user song.

2. In standby mode, press the [SONG] button to enter Song mode, then

use the [+/YES]/[-/NO] buttons to select the user song. Press the [START/STOP] button to play back the song.

Recording Settings

1. Press and hold the [REC] button to enter the Recording settings menu.

2. Use the data dial to select a parameter.

3. Use the [+/YES]/ [-/NO] buttons to change the settings.

4. After configuring the settings, follow the normal procedures to enter

Recording mode.

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Song Recording

Parameter

Record Type Setting MIDI Recording Channel 1 MIDI Recording Channel 2 MIDI Recording Channel 3 MIDI Recording Channel 4 MIDI Recording Channel 5 MIDI Recording Channel 6 MIDI Recording Channel 7 MIDI Recording Channel 8 MIDI Recording Channel 9 MIDI Recording Channel 10 MIDI Recording Channel 11 MIDI Recording Channel 12 MIDI Recording Channel 13 MIDI Recording Channel 14 MIDI Recording Channel 15 MIDI Recording Channel 16 Saving the MIDI Recording To

LCD Display

Record Type: Ch1:R1 Ch2:R2 Ch3:L Ch4:MIDI Ch4 Ch5:MIDICh5 Ch6:MIDICh6 Ch7:MIDICh7 Ch8:MIDICh8 Ch9:Rhythm_s Ch10:Rhythm_m Ch11:Bass Ch12:Chord1 Ch13:Chord2 Ch14:Chord3 Ch15:Phrase1 Ch16:Phrase2 MIDI Save To:

Range

xxx

MIDI, MP3

xxx

On, Off

xxx

On, Off

xxx

On, Off

xxx

On, Off

xxx

On, Off

xxx

On, Off

xxx

On, Off

xxx

On, Off

xxx

On, Off

xxx

On, Off

xxx

On, Off

xxx

On, Off

xxx

On, Off

xxx

On, Off

xxx

On, Off

xxx

On, Off

xxx

Internal Flash, USB Flash

Note:

1. The settings of the first and the last items above cannot be changed until a USB flash drive is inserted. Please refer to Connecting USB Flash Drive for details.

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2. If you have used the DSP effects during MIDI recording, when you play back the MIDI file, the preset DSP effects for voice R1/ R2/ L will be disabled and the relevant DSP Types will be set to OFF and cannot be changed. The DSP effects for the voice layers will work again only when you pause, stop or exit MIDI playback.

3. If you use channel 4 - 8 for recording, connect an external MIDI keyboard or other MIDI device via either the USB jack or the MIDI jack, and then set the device’s MIDI Out channels accordingly.

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Audio Recording

Audio recording will record your performance and save it to a USB flash drive as an MP3 file. During recording, the sounds and effects you hear from the instrument will all be recorded.

1. Connect a USB flash drive to the instrument, then wait until the USB

Voice

Grand Piano 1

indicator appears on the LCD.

2. Press the [REC] button to start recording. The Record button LED and

“REC” indicator will light up.

Note:

If you want to switch to MIDI recording, press and hold the [REC] button to enter the Recording settings menu, then set the Record Type to “MIDI”. Please refer to Recording Settings for details.

3. During recording, you can play back style accompaniment, play the

keyboard, play back songs or demos, play back music from the AUX IN jack, and sing through a microphone. All these sounds will be recorded.

4. During recording, press the [REC] button to stop recording. The recording

button LED and the “REC” indicator will turn off.

USB

AudioRec001

5. The recorded song will be automatically saved as “AudioRec XXX”.

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

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Note:

Do not remove the USB flash drive or turn off the power when song saving is in progress, otherwise it may cause damage to the audio files and the USB flash drive.

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The instrument features several complete piano songs. Please refer to the Song List for details.

Play the Songs

1. Press the [SONG] button to enter Song mode. The LCD shows the

current song number and name.

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

3. Press the [START/STOP] button to start or stop song playback.

Note:

You can set to playing a single song or all songs in a loop. Please refer to the Function Menu for details.

Song

Control the Song Playback

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1. Fast Forward, Rewind or Pause the Playback

During song playback: Press the [ ] button to fast forward the song. Press the [ ] button to rewind the song (based on the measure). Press the [ ] button to pause the song. Press it again to continue the playback.

2. Song Looping

Press [ ] button when playing songs to play the current song in a loop. Press [ ] button when playing songs to play all the songs in a loop.

Practice the Songs

All the preset songs can be practiced with melody-off.

1. Press the [LEFT] button to mute the left-hand melody. The “L-OFF”

indicator will light up. You can then practice the left hand melody of the song.

2. In the same way, press the [RIGHT] button to mute the right-hand

melody. The “R-OFF” indicator will light up. You can then practice the right hand melody of the song

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Connecting USB Flash Drive

The instrument recognizes USB flash drives (32M to 128G) in FAT32 format. It does not support multi-partitioned USB flash drives. We recommend formatting the USB flash drive on the instrument before using.

Note:

A USB flash drive in FAT32 format supports up to 512 files under its root directory. Exceeding this limit will make it unable to save or record to the USB flash drive.

Playing

1. Press the [USB] button to enter the USB Play menu. The LCD shows all

MIDI and MP3 songs under the root directory of the USB flash drive.

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

3. Press the [START/STOP] button to start playback. You can set to loop

play a single song or all songs. Please refer to the Function Menu for details.

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

Saving

1. Press and hold the [USB] button to enter the USB menu. Use the data dial

to select “Save MIDI ”.

2. Press [+/YES] to save the user song to the root directory of the USB flash

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drive. The file will be saved as “UserSong00X_YYMMDD_NUB.MIDI”. If the user song is empty, the LCD will prompt “NoFile!”

3. After saving, the LCD will prompt “User song save successful!”, then

return to the USB menu.

File Name Description:

“UserSong00X” is the user song name and number (corresponds to the user song on the instrument). “YYMMDD” is the year, month and date the song was saved. “NUB” is the track number of the saved song (001~512).

1. Press and hold the [USB] button to enter the USB menu. Use the data dial

to select “Load MIDI”.

2. Press [+/YES]. The LCD will show all MIDI files (*.mid) under the root

directory. Use the data dial to select one.

3. Press the [+/YES] button. The LCD will prompt “Load MIDI Successful!”.

If the user song on the instrument is not empty, the LCD will prompt “Over-write the User Song?” Press the [+/YES] button to confirm loading or press [-/NO] to cancel.

4. After loading, the LCD will return to the USB menu.

Note:

This operation will overwrite the previous user song on the instrument.

Formatting

1. Press and hold the [USB] button to enter the USB menu. Use the data

dial to select “Format USB”.

2. Press [+/YES]. The LCD will prompt “Format USB Flash Drive?”.

3. Press [+/YES] to format the flash drive or press [-/NO] to cancel.

4. After formatting, it will return to the USB menu. Notes:

1. Formatting will delete all data on the USB flash drive!

2. It may take several minutes to format a USB flash drive of large capacity.

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MIDI

The MIDI function will expand your musical possibilities.

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, controls signals for parameters such as volume, vibrato, audio panning, and programs change information to change the voice selections.

The instrument can output real-time playback information via MIDI messages and control external MIDI devices. The instrument can also accept incoming MIDI messages and generate sound accordingly.

Bluetooth MIDI

You piano can be connected to computers or smart devices via Bluetooth MIDI. The Bluetooth MIDI function is turned on by default. You may select you piano in the MIDI device interface of compatible external devices. Bluetooth MIDI name: Piano-MIDI

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Problem

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

Speakers do not produce sound when the keyboard is played.

There is noise when I use a mobile phone.

Possible Cause and Solution

This is normal and is no cause for alarm.

1. Check if the master volume is set too low.

2. Check if headphones are plugged into the PHONES jack.

3. Check if the R1/R2/L1 voice volume is set too low (in the Mixer).

Using a mobile phone in close proximity to the instrument may

Troubleshooting

produce interference. To prevent this, turn off the mobile phone or keep it away from the instrument when in use.

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

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

Certain notes seem to be in the wrong pitch.

Make sure that the tune value is set to 0. Hold down the [+/YES] and [-/NO] buttons and turn on the power to restore factory settings.

When connecting to computer, the instrument cannot be recognized.

Check if the USB cable is firmly connected. Try connecting another USB port on the computer. This instrument is plug and play and should work without installing a driver.

The pedal does not respond.

It cannot read/save to the USB flash drive.

It shuts down after a period of time.

Check if the pedal cable is firmly connected.

Make sure your USB flash drive is in FAT32 format and not multi-partitioned.

The auto power off function will turn off the instrument after a preset period of time when the instrument is not in use. You can adjust the auto-off function in the Function Menu.

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Specifications

Keyboard & Display Keyboard

88 Graded Hammer-Action Keys Touch Response Display

Multi-functional LCD Voices Polyphony (max.) Voices Layer

750 panel, 13 drum kits

Left, Right1, Right2 Split Duo (Twinova) Styles Styles Style Control

Intro 1 / Ending 1 Intro 2 / Ending 2 Main A / Fill in A Main B / Fill in B Main C / Fill in C Main D / Fill in D

CMY

Style Creator O.T.S. Chord Types Effects Effects

Second-generation Acoustic Piano String Resonance Simulation Master EQ Reverb Chorus Voice Effect Performance Enhance Harmony Song & Recording Music Library Sequencer

90 preset songs; L / R hand learning

1 user song (16 tracks) Demo Song Audio Playback Audio Recorder Score Display Pitch Adjustment Transpose Octave Tuning Other Functions Mixer Performance Memory

32 preset banks x 6 Assignable Controllers Pitch Bend Modulation Metronome Tempo Other control

6 types, Off

256

Yes Yes

240 presets

Start / Stop

Sync start Sync stop

A.B.C.

Fade in/out

—

Yes

DSP on / off;

6 types 11 types 12 types 15 types

9 types

3 MP3 MP3

—

-12 ~ +12

-2 ~ +2

-50 ~ +50

Yes (14 tracks)

Soft pedal

— —

Yes

30 ~ 280

Piano mode;

Brilliance;

Bluetooth MIDI

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Connections Interaction & Expansion External Drive Microphone Phones Pedals MIDI USB Input Output Power Supply Power Power Off Protection Amplifiers & Speakers Amplifiers Speakers Dimensions & Weight Dimensions LWH (mm) Weight (kg)

Specifications

USB MIDI, USB Audio, Bluetooth

USB flash drive (128G max)

Yes (Mic effect:12 types)

2 Standard Stereo

Sustain, Soft, Sostenuto

In, Out

USB Audio & MIDI

Standard Stereo

DC 15V / 2.5A

Yes

25W x 2, 15W x 2 40W x 2, 25W x 2

1400 x 494 x 910

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

CMY

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Voice List

No.

Voice Name

Piano

Acoustic Grand Piano 1

Acoustic Grand Piano 2

Bright Acoustic Piano (wide) 1

Acoustic Grand Piano (dark) 1

Rock Piano

Honky Tonk Piano (wide) 1

Octave Grand Piano 1

Octave Grand Piano 2

Grand Piano/Live

Bright Acoustic Piano 1

Grand Piano (Warm)

Octave Grand Piano 3

Octave Grand Piano 4

Honky Tonk Piano 1

Harpsichord (Live)

Harpsichord (Octave) 1

Harpsichord 1

Electric Grand Piano 1

Electric Grand Piano 2

Pop Piano

CMY

Piano & Strings 1

Piano & Pad 1

Piano & Choir 1

Piano & EP 1

Piano & EP 2

Electric Grand Piano 3

Harpsichord (Octave) 2

Harpsichord & Strings

Electric Grand Piano 4

Electric Piano

Electric Piano 1

Electric Piano 2

Modern Electric Piano 1

Jazz Electric Piano 1

Modern Electric Piano 2

Jazz Electric Piano 2

Phase Electric Piano 1

Vintage Electric Piano 1

Funk EP 1

Vintage Electric Piano 2

Classic Electric Piano 1

Electric Piano 3

Tremolo EP 1

Funk EP 2

60's Electric Piano 1

Vintage Electric Piano 3

Warm Electric Piano

Tremolo EP 3

Electric Piano 4

Modern Electric Piano 3

Tremolo EP 2

Classic Electric Piano 2

Sereo Clavi

Phase Clavi

LCD Name

Grand Piano 1

Grand Piano 2

Bright Pno/Wide 1

Grand Piano/Dark 1

Rock Piano

Honky Tonk/Wide 1

Octave Piano 1

Octave Piano 2

Grand Piano/Live

Bright Piano 1

Grand Piano/Warm

Octave Piano 3

Octave Piano 4

Honky Tonk 1

Harpsichord/Live

Harpsi/Octave 1

Harpsichord 1

Electric Grand 1

Electric Grand 2

Pop Piano

Piano&Strings 1

Piano&Pad 1

Piano&Choir 1

Piano&EP 1

Piano&EP 2

Electric Grand 3

Harpsi/Octave 2

Harpsi&Strings

Electric Grand 4

E.Piano 1

E.Piano 2

Modern EP 1

Jazz EP 1

Modern EP 2

Jazz EP 2

Phase EP 1

Vintage EP 1

Funk EP 1

Vintage EP 2

Classic EP 1

E.Piano 3

Tremolo EP 1

Funk EP 2

60's EP 1

Vintage EP 3

Warm EP

Tremolo EP 3

E.Piano 4

Modern EP 3

Tremolo EP 2

Classic EP 2

Sereo Clavi

Phase Clavi

Clavi 1

Wah Clavi 1

Clavi 2

Wah Clavi 2

Massiness Electric Piano

Wah Electric Piano

Bright Electric Piano

Dark Electric Piano

Modern Jazz Electric Piano

Jump Electric Piano

Warm Jump Electric Piano

Metallic Electric Piano 1

Metallic Electric Piano 2

Rock Electric Piano

Pop Electric Piano

Crysta Electric Piano

Crysta Jazz Electric Piano

Rock Electric Clavi

Jazz Electric Clavi

Pop Electric Clavi

Echo Electric Clavi

Organ

Drawbar Organ 1

Percussive Organ 1

Rock Organ 1

Church Organ 1

Detuned Church Organ 1

Percussive Organ 2

Detuned Percussive Organ 1

Rotary Organ 1

Church Organ (octave mix) 1

Rock Organ 2

Detuned Organ

Rotary Organ 2

Pop Organ

Classic Organ 1

Jazz Organ 1

Rock Organ 3

Rotary Organ 3

Classic Organ 2

Detuned Drawbar Organ

Italian 60's Organ 1

Rock Organ 4

Percussive Organ 3

Drawbar Organ 2

Classic Organ 3

Italian 60's Organ 2

Drawbar Organ 3

100

Vintage Organ 1

101

Vintage Organ 2

102

Detuned Church Organ 2

103

Mellow Organ 1

104

Mellow Organ 2

105

Mellow Organ 3

106

Mellow Organ 4

107

Organ 1

108

Clavi 1

Wah Clavi 1

Clavi 2

Wah Clavi 2

Massiness EP

Wah EP

Bright EP

Dark EP

Modern Jazz EP

Jump EP

Warm Jump EP

Metallic EP 1

Metallic EP 2

Rock EP

Pop EP

Crysta EP

Crysta Jazz EP

Rock Elec Clavi

Jazz Elec Clavi

Pop Elec Clavi

Echo Elec Clavi

Draw Org 1

Perc Org 1

Rock Org 1

Church Org 1

Det Church Org 1

Perc Org 2

Det Prec Org 1

Rotary Org 1

ChurchOrg/Octave 1

Rock Org 2

Detuned Org

Rotary Org 2

Pop Org

Classic Org 1

Jazz Org 1

Rock Org 3

Rotary Org 3

Classic Org 2

Detuned DrawOrg

60's Org 1

Rock Org 4

Perc Org 3

Drawbar Org 2

Classic Org 3

60's Org 2

Drawbar Org 3

Vintage Org 1

Vintage Org 2

Det Church Org 2

Mellow Org 1

Mellow Org 2

Mellow Org 3

Mellow Org 4

Organ 1

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164

109

Organ 2

110

Organ 3

111

Reed Organ 1

112

Puff Organ 1

113

Dark Drawbar Organ

114

Soft Drawbar Organ

115

Soft 60's Organ

116

Bright 60's Organ

117

Detuned Classic Organ

118

Bright Percussive Organ

119

Jazz Percussive Organ

120

Rock Percussive Organ

121

Octave Percussive Organ

122

Mellow Percussive Organ

123

Vintage Rock Organ

124

Dark Rock Organ

125

Mellow Rock Organ

126

Soft Rock Organ

127

Reed Rock Organ

128

Rotary Rock Organ

129

Wah Rock Organ

130

Puff Rock Organ

131

CMY

Bright Vintage Organ

132

Dark Vintage Organ

133

Mellow Vintage Organ

134

Rotary Vintage Organ

135

Rock Vintage Organ

136

Dark Reed Organ

137

Jazz Reed Organ

138

Pop Reed Organ

139

Puff Reed Organ

140

Rock Reed Organ

141

Musette

142

Accordion 1

143

Tango Accordion 1

144

Accord It Solo 1

145

Tango Accordion 2

146

Chorus Accordion

147

Accordion 2

148

Accord It Solo 2

149

Harmonica 1

150

Harmonica 2

151

Wah Harmonica

152

Dark Musette

153

Bright Musette

154

Chorus Musette

155

Musette 2

156

Dark Harmonica

157

Bright Harmonica

158

Chorus Harmonica

159

Harmonica 3

160

Dark Accordion

161

Bright Accordion

162

Chorus Accordion

Guitar & Bass

163

Nylon Guitar

Organ 2

Organ 3

Reed Org 1

Puff Org 1

Dark Drawbar Organ

Soft Drawbar Org

Soft 60's Org

Bright 60's Org

Det Classic Org

Br Perc Org

Jazz Perc Org

Rock Perc Org

Octave Perc Org

Mellow Perc Org

Vintage Rock Org

Dark Rock Org

Mellow Rock Org

Soft Rock Org

Reed Rock Org

Rotary Rock Org

Wah Rock Org

Puff Rock Org

Bright Vintage Org

Dark Vintage Org

Mellow Vintage Org

Rotary Vintage Org

Rock Vintage Org

Dark Reed Org

Jazz Reed Org

Pop Reed Org

Puff Reed Org

Rock Reed Org

Musette

Accordion 1

Tango Accordion 1

Accord It Solo 1

Tango Accordion 2

Chorus Accordion

Accordion 2

Accord It Solo 2

Harmonica 1

Harmonica 2

Wah Harmonica

Dark Musette

Bright Musette

Chorus Musette

Musette 2

Dark Harmonica

Bright Harmonica

Chorus Harmonica

Harmonica 3

Dark Accordion

Bright Accordion

Chorus Accordion

Nylon Guitar

Steel Guitar 1

165

Jazz Guitar 1

166

Clean Guitar 1

167

Steel Guitar 2

168

Mandolin

169

Funk Guitar 1

170

Velocity Clean Guitar

171

Lead Guitar 1

172

Velocity Lead Guitar

173

Lead Guitar 2

174

Overdriven Guitar 1

175

Tremolo clean Guitar

176

12-String Guitar

177

Steel Guitar 3

178

Clean Guitar 2

179

Feedback Guitar 1

180

5th Distortion

181

Velocity Steel Guitar

182

Delay Guitar 1

183

Vintage Guitar 1

184

Jazz Guitar 2

185

Rhythm Guitar

186

Jazz Lead 1

187

Vintage Guitar 2

188

Classic Guitar

189

Jazz Lead 2

190

Vintage Guitar 3

191

Folk Guitar

192

Chorus Guitar 1

193

Muted Guitar 1

194

Pedal Guitar

195

Distortion Guitar 1

196

Chorus Guitar 2

197

Tremolo Guitar 1

198

Octave Guitar

199

Chorus Guitar 3

200

Tremolo Guitar 2

201

Metal Guitar

202

Clean Guitar 3

203

Wah Guitar

204

Jazz Guitar & EP

205

Distortion Guitar 2

206

12-String Electric Guitar

207

Feedback Guitar 2

208

12-String Guitar 1

209

Muted Guitar 2

Funk Guitar 2

210

Overdriven Guitar 2

211

12-String Guitar 2

212

Nylon Guitar & Acoustic Bass

213

Steel Guitar & Finger Bass

214

Chorus Steel Guitar

215

Dark Steel Guitar

216

Warm Steel Guitar

217

Chorus Jazzy Guitar

218

Bright Jazzy Guitar

219

Steel Guitar 1

Jazz Guitar 1

Clean Guitar 1

Steel Guitar 2

Mandolin

Funk Guitar 1

Velocity CleanGtr

Lead Guitar 1

Velocity LeadGtr

Lead Guitar 2

OverdrivenGtr 1

Tremolo cleanGtr

12String Guitar

Steel Guitar 3

Clean Guitar 2

Feedback Guitar 1

5th Distortion

Velocity SteelGtr

Delay Guitar 1

Vintage Guitar 1

Jazz Guitar 2

Rhythm Guitar

Jazz Lead 1

Vintage Guitar 2

Classic Guitar

Jazz Lead 2

Vintage Guitar 3

Folk Guitar

Chorus Guitar 1

Muted Guitar 1

Pedal Guitar

DistortionGtr 1

Chorus Guitar 2

TremoloGuitar 1

OctaveGuitar

Chorus Guitar 3

TremoloGuitar 2

Metal Guitar

Clean Guitar 3

Wah Guitar

JazzGtr&EP

DistortionGtr 2

12StrE.Guitar

Feedback Guitar 2

12String Guitar 1

Muted Guitar 2

Funk Guitar 2

OverdrivenGtr 2

12String Guitar 2

NyGt&AcBass

SteGt&FgBass

Chorus Ste Gt

Dark Steel Gt

Warm Steel Gt

Chorus Jazzy Gt

Bright Jazzy Gt

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220

221

222

223

224

225

226

227

228

229

230

231

232

233

234

235

236

237

238

239

240

241

CMY

242

243

244

245

246

247

248

249

250

251

252

253

254

255

256

257

258

259

260

261

262

263

Strings

264

265

266

267

268

269

270

271

272

273

274

Overdriven Jazzy Guitar

Distortion Jazzy Guitar

Dark Overdrive Guitar

Bright Overdrive Guitar

Chorus Distortion Guitar

Dark Distortion Guitar

Bright Lead Guitar 3

Modern Distortion Guitar

Finger Bass 1

Acoustic Bass 1

Pick Bass 1

Fretless Bass 1

Slap Bass 1

Resonant Bass

Attack Pulse

Resonant Bass 2

Analog Bass 1

Resonance SynBass

Rock Bass

Fretless Bass 2

Pick Bass 2

Finger Slap Bass

Acoustic Bass & Cymbal

Analog Bass 2

Resonant Slap Bass

Warm Synth Bass 1

Hammer 1

Synth Bass (rubber)

Power Slap Bass

Finger Bass 2

Warm Synth Bass 2

Mute Pick Bass

Attack Pulse 2

Bright Finger Bass

Wah Finger Bass

Dark Slap Bass

Bright Pick Bass

Dark Pick Bass

Wah Pick Bass

Bright Fretless Bass

Wah Fretless Bass

Dark Fretless Bass

Bright Power Slap Bass

Wah Power Slap Bass

Solo Strings

Slow Strings 1

Sweet Violin

Sweet Cello

The Strings 1

Orchestra 1

Slow Strings 2

Contrabass 1

Chamber Music

Slow Strings 3

Strings & Brass 1

Over Jazzy Gt

Dist Jazzy Gt

Dark Over Gt

Bright Over Gt

Chorus Dist Gt

Dark Dist Gt

Bright Lead Gt 3

Modern Dist Gt

Finger Bass 1

Acoustic Bass 1

Pick Bass 1

Fretless Bass 1

Slap Bass 1

Resonant Bass

Attack Pulse

Resonant Bass 2

Analog Bass 1

Resonance SynBass

Rock Bass

Fretless Bass 2

Pick Bass 2

Finger Slap Bass

Bass & Cymbal

Analog Bass 2

Resonant SlapBass

Warm Syn Bass 1

Hammer 1

Synth Bass (rubber)

Power Slap Bass

Finger Bass 2

Warm Syn Bass 2

Mute Pick Bass

Attack Pulse 2

Brt Finger Bass

Wah Finger Bass

Dark Slap Bass

Bright Pick Bass

Dark Pick Bass

Wah Pick Bass

Brt Fret Bass

Wah Fret Bass

Dark Fret Bass

Bt Power Slap Ba

Wah Powr Slp Ba

Solo Strings

Slow Strings 1

Sweet Violin

Sweet Cello

The Strings 1

Orchestra 1

Slow Strings 2

Contrabass 1

Chamber Music

Slow Strings 3

Strings&Brass 1

275

Strings & Brass 2

276

Strings & Flute

277

Strings & Oboe

278

Arco Strings 1

279

String Ensembles 1

280

Choir Aahs 1

281

Voice Oohs

282

Synth Voice

283

Orchestra 2

284

Arco Strings 2

285

The Strings 2

286

Tremolo Strings

287

Pizzicato Strings

288

The Strings 3

289

Synth Strings 1

290

Synth Strings 2

291

Synth Strings 3

292

Orchestral Harp

293

Violin

294

Viola

295

Cello

296

Contrabass 2

297

Choir Aahs 2

298

Humming

299

Analog Voice

300

Orchestra Hit

301

Bass Hit Plus

302

6th Hit

303

Euro Hit

304

Slow Sweet Violin

305

Dark Sweet Violin

306

Bright Sweet Violin

307

Slow Violin

308

Dark Violin

309

Bright Violin

310

Slow Viola

311

Dark Viola

312

Bright Viola

313

Slow Cello

314

Dark Cello

315

Bright Cello

316

Dark Contrabass

317

Bright Contrabass

318

Slow Contrabass

319

Dark Tremolo Strings

320

Bright Tremolo Strings

Dark Pizzicato Strings

321

Bright Pizzicato Strings

322

Dark Harp

323

Bright Harp

324

Brass & Sax

Trumpet 1

325

Trombone 1

326

Muted Trumpet 1

327

French Horn 1

328

Dark Trumpet Soft

329

Strings&Brass 2

Strings & Flute

Strings & Oboe

Arco Strings 1

Str Ensembles 1

Choir Aahs 1

Voice Oohs

Synth Voice

Orchestra 2

Arco Strings 2

The Strings 2

Tremolo Strings

Pizzicato Str

The Strings 3

Synth Strings 1

Synth Strings 2

Synth Strings 3

Orchestral Harp

Violin

Viola

Cello

Contrabass 2

Choir Aahs 2

Humming

Analog Voice

Orchestra Hit

Bass Hit Plus

6th Hit

Euro Hit

Slow Sweet Vin

Dark Sweet Vin

Bright Sweet Vin

Slow Violin

Dark Violin

Bright Violin

Slow Viola

Dark Viola

Bright Viola

Slow Cello

Dark Cello

Bright Cello

Dark Contrabass

Bright Contrbs

Slow Contrabass

Dark Trem Str

Brt Trem Str

Dark Pizz Str

Bright Pizz Str

Dark Harp

Bright Harp

Trumpet 1

Trombone 1

Muted Trumpet 1

French Horn 1

DarkTrump Soft

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Tuba

330

Trumpet 2

331

Trombone 2

332

Muted Trumpet 2

333

Bright Trombone1

334

Dark Trombone 1

335

Dark Trombone 2

336

Resonant Trombone 1

337

Resonant Trombone 2

338

Brassband 1

339

French Horn 2

340

Warm Trumpet

341

Bright Trumpet

342

Chorus Trumpet

343

Warm Trombone

344

Bright Trombone2

345

Chorus Trombone

346

Bright Tuba

347

Warm Tuba

348

Chorus Tuba

349

Bright Muted Trumpet

350

Warm Muted Trumpet

351

Chorus Muted Trumpet

CMY

352

Bright French Horn

353

Warm French Horn

354

Chorus French Horn

355

Dark Brass Section

356

Bright Brass Section

357

Warm Brass Section

358

Chorus Brass Section

359

Dark Analog Synth Brass

360

Bright Analog Synth Brass

361

Warm Analog Synth Brass

362

Chorus Analog Synth Brass

363

Brass Section 1

364

Brass Section 2

365

Octave Brass Section

366

French Horn Live 1

367

French Horn Live 2

368

Brassband 2

369

Brass Section 3

370

Dark Brass 1

371

Synth Brass 1

372

Bright Brass Section 1

373

Sforzato Brass

374

Brassband 3

375

Club Brass Section

376

Bright Brass Section 2

377

Soft Brass Section 1

378

Synth Brass 2

379

Soft Synth Brass 1

380

Soft Synth Brass 2

381

Jump Brass

382

Soft Brass Section 2

383

BigBand 1

384

Solo Brass 1

385

Tuba

Trumpet 2

Trombone 2

Muted Trumpet 2

Bright Trombone1

Dark Trombone 1

Dark Trombone 2

Reson Trb 1

Reson Trb 2

Brassband 1

French Horn 2

Warm Trumpet

Bright Trumpet

Chorus Trumpet

Warm Trombone

Bright Trombone2

Chorus Trombone

Bright Tuba

Warm Tuba

Chorus Tuba

Bright Muted Trp

Warm Muted Trp

Chorus Muted Trp

Bright Fr Horn

Warm French Horn

Chorus Fr Horn

Dark Br Section

Brt Br Section

Warm Br Section

Cho Br Section

Dk Ana Syn Br

Brt Ana Syn Br

Warm Ana Syn Br

Cho Ana Syn Br

Brass Section 1

Brass Section 2

Oct Br Section

Fr Horn Live 1

Fr Horn Live 2

Brassband 2

Brass Section 3

Dark Brass 1

Synth Brass 1

Bright Brass 1

Sforzato Brass

Brassband 3

Club Brass

Bright Brass 2

Soft Brass 1

Synth Brass 2

Soft Synth Brass 1

Soft Synth Brass 2

Jump Brass

Soft Brass 2

BigBand 1

Solo Brass 1

386

Bright Brass Section 3

387

Synth Brass 3

388

Solo Brass 2

389

Soft Brass Section 3

390

BigBand 2

391

Synth Brass 4

392

Brass Hit

393

Analog Synth Brass 1

394

Solo Brass 3

395

Solo Brass 4

396

Analog Synth Brass 2

397

Funky Synth Brass 1

398

Echo Brass

399

Analog Synth Brass 3

400

Soft Synth Brass

401

Funky Synth Brass 2

402

Tenor Sax 1

403

Alto Sax 1

404

Soprano Sax 1

405

Baritone Sax 1

406

Sax Band 1

407

Sax Band 2

408

Sax & Clarinet

409

Sax Live 1

410

Sax Live 2

411

Soprano Sax 2

412

Tenor Sax 2

413

Alto Sax 2

414

Baritone Sax 2

415

Slow Tenor Sax

416

Soft Sax Band

417

Super Sax Band

Flute & Wood Wind

418

Flute 1

419

Clarinet 1

420

Pan Flute 1

421

Oboe 1

422

Flute & Sax

423

English Horn

424

Bassoon

425

Sweet Flute

426

Piccolo

427

Clarinet & Sax

428

Sweet Pan Flute

429

Shakuhachi

430

Clarinet 2

Flute 2

431

Pan Flute 2

432

Oboe 2

433

Whistle

434

Recorder

435

Blown Bottle

436

Ocarina

437

Dark Piccolo

438

Bright Piccolo

439

Chorus Piccolo

440

Bright Brass 3

Synth Brass 3

Solo Brass 2

Soft Brass 3

BigBand 2

Synth Brass 4

Brass Hit

Ana Syn Br 1

Solo Brass 3

Solo Brass 4

Ana Syn Br 2

Funky Syn Br 1

Echo Brass

Ana Syn Br 3

Soft Syn Br

Funky Syn Br 2

Tenor Sax 1

Alto Sax 1

Soprano Sax 1

Baritone Sax 1

Sax Band 1

Sax Band 2

Sax & Clarinet

Sax Live 1

Sax Live 2

Soprano Sax 2

Tenor Sax 2

Alto Sax 2

Baritone Sax 2

Slow Tenor Sax

Soft Sax Band

Super Sax Band

Flute 1

Clarinet 1

Pan Flute 1

Oboe 1

Flute & Sax

English Horn

Bassoon

Sweet Flute

Piccolo

Clarinet & Sax

Sweet Pan Flute

Shakuhachi

Clarinet 2

Flute 2

Pan Flute 2

Oboe 2

Whistle

Recorder

Blown Bottle

Ocarina

Dark Piccolo

Bright Piccolo

Chorus Piccolo

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Warm Piccolo

441

Slow Piccolo

442

Dark Flute

443

Bright Flute

444

Chorus Flute

445

Warm Flute

446

Slow Flute

447

Dark Pan Flute

448

Bright Pan Flute

449

Warm Pan Flute

450

Chorus Pan Flute

451

Whistle & Pan Flute

452

Dark Blown Bottle

453

Bright Blown Bottle

454

Chorus Blown Bottle

455

Warm Blown Bottle

456

Slow Blown Bottle

457

Dark Shakuhachi

458

Bright Shakuhachi

459

Chorus Shakuhachi

460

Warm Shakuhachi

461

Slow Shakuhachi

462

CMY

Lead & Pad

Sine Solo 1

463

Sine Solo 2

464

Corrie 1

465

Wire Lead 1

466

Wire Lead 2

467

Big Lead 1

468

Wavy Sawtooth 1

469

Bauble Lead

470

Super Analog

471

Big Lead 2

472

Wire Lead 3

473

Massiness 1

474

Massiness 2

475

2Oscillators Lead 1

476

2Oscillators Lead 2

477

Square

478

Sawtooth

479

Soft Big Lead 1

480

Thick Saw 1

481

Thick Saw 2

482

Soft Sine 1

483

Wah Lead 1

484

Wah Lead 2

485

Soft Wah Lead

486

Corrie 2

487

Funky Lead

488

Delayed Lead 1

489

Chiffer Lead

490

Octave Lead

491

Echo Drops 1

492

SynCalliope Soft 1

493

Delayed Lead 2

494

Massiness 3

495

Warm Piccolo

Slow Piccolo

Dark Flute

Bright Flute

Chorus Flute

Warm Flute

Slow Flute

Dark Pan Flute

Bright Pan Flute

Warm Pan Flute

Chorus Pan Flute

Whistle & PanFlu

Dk Blown Bottle

Brt Blown Bottle

Cho Blown Bottle

Warm Blow Bottle

Slow Blow Bottle

Dark Shakuhachi

Bright Shaku

Chorus Shaku

Warm Shaku

Slow Shakuhachi

Sine Solo 1

Sine Solo 2

Corrie 1

Wire Lead 1

Wire Lead 2

Big Lead 1

Wavy Sawtooth 1

Bauble Lead

Super Analog

Big Lead 2

Wire Lead 3

Massiness 1

Massiness 2

2Oscillator Ld 1

2Oscillator Ld 2

Square

Sawtooth

Soft Big Lead 1

Thick Saw 1

Thick Saw 2

Soft Sine 1

Wah Lead 1

Wah Lead 2

Soft Wah Lead

Corrie 2

Funky Lead

Delayed Lead 1

Chiffer Lead

Octave Lead

Echo Drops 1

SynCaliop Soft 1

Delayed Lead 2

Massiness 3

496

EchoBell 1

497

SynCalliope Soft 2

498

Soft Sine 2

499

Jazz Lead

500

Soft Big Lead 2

501

EchoBell 2

502

Echo Crystal 1

503

EchoBell 3

504

Echo Crystal 2

505

Rising

506

Charang 1

507

Wavy Sawtooth 2

508

Thick Square

509

Wah Sine Solo 1

510

TremoloMatrix

511

DarkWire

512

ChorusHipLead 1

513

ChorusHipLead 2

514

TremoloBauble Lead

515

ChorusSoftMini

516

Soft Trance Lead

517

Chiffe Fire Wire

518

Soft Analogon

519

CorrieCalliope 1

520

WahCalliope

521

BrightCalliope

522

AnalogonCalliope1

523

AnalogonCalliope2

524

Soft Chiffer Lead

525

Bright Chiffer Lead

526

Tremolo Chiffer Lead

527

TrumpSaw Chiffer Lead

528

Analogon Chiffer Lead

529

Soft Funky Lead 1

530

Soft Funky Lead 2

531

Wire Funky Lead

532

Soft Octave Lead

533

Bauble Octave Lead

534

Bright Voice Lead

535

Soft Voice Lead

536

Delayed Voice Lead 1

537

Delayed Voice Lead 2

538

Funky Voice Lead1

539

Soft Rising 1

540

Soft Rising 2

541

Bright Rising 1

542

Bright Rising 2

Wah Rising 1

543

Soft Bass Lead 1

544

Soft Bass Lead 2

545

Voice Bass Lead

546

Bright Bass Lead 1

547

Calliope Bass Lead

548

Bright Delayed Lead

549

Soft Cry Eyes 1

550

Soft Cry Eyes 2

551

EchoBell 1

SynCaliop Soft 2

Soft Sine 2

Jazz Lead

Soft Big Lead 2

EchoBell 2

Echo Crystal 1

EchoBell 3

Echo Crystal 2

Rising

Charang 1

Wavy Sawtooth 2

Thick Square

Wah Sine Solo 1

TremoloMatrix

DarkWire

ChorusHip Lead 1

ChorusHip Lead 2

TreBauble Lead

ChorusSoftMini

SoftTraLead

ChiFireWire

Soft Analogon

CorrieCalliope 1

WahCalliope

BrightCalliope

AlgnCalliope1

AlgnCalliope2

Soft Chiffer Ld

Brt Chiffer Ld

Trem Chiffer Ld

TrpSaw Chiff Ld

Ana Chiffer Ld

Soft Funky Ld 1

Soft Funky Ld 2

Wire Funky Lead

Soft Octave Lead

Bauble Octave Ld

Bright Voice Ld

Soft Voice Lead

Dely Voice Lead1

Dely Voice Lead2

Funky Voice Ld 1

Soft Rising1

Soft Rising2

Bright Rising 1

Bright Rising 2

Wah Rising 1

Soft Bass Lead 1

Soft Bass Lead 2

Voice Bass Lead

Bright Bass Ld 1

Calliope Bass Ld

Bright Delay Ld

Soft Cry Eyes 1

Soft Cry Eyes 2

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Voice List

Bright Cry Eyes

552

Square Cry Eyes

553

Soft Stardust 1

554

Soft Stardust 2

555

Bright Stardust 1

556

Bright Stardust 2

557

Wah Stardust 1

558

Space Voice 1

559

Vox Pad 1

560

Vox Pad 2

561

Vox Pad 3

562

New Year Pad 1

563

New Year Pad 2

564

Soft Vox

565

Space Voice 2

566

New Year Pad 3

567

New Year Pad 4

568

New Age Pad 1

569

New Age Pad 2

570

Soft Space Voice 1

571

Bright Space Voice 1

572

Bright Vox

CMY

573

Bright Space Voice 2

574

Soft Space Voice 2

575

Choir&Organ

576

New Age Pad 3

577

New Age Pad 4

578

Warm Pad 1

579

PWM Pad

580

Warmly Pad 1

581

Warm Pad 2

582

Sine Pad 1

583

Warm Pad 3

584

Sweep Pad 1

585

Poly Synth 1

586

Dipolar Pad

587

Poly Synth 2

588

Poly Synth 3

589

New Age Pad 3

590

Horn Pad

591

Metallic Pad 1

592

Metallic Pad 2

593

Pan Pad 1

594

Congregate

595

Pan Pad 2

596

Pan Pad 3

597

New Age Pad 4

598

Itopia Pad 1

599

Itopia Pad 2

600

Metallic Pad 3

601

Metallic&Itopia

602

Sine Pad 2

603

Sweep Pad 2

604

Analog Pad 1

605

Analog Pad 2

606

Bowed Pad 1

607

Bright Cry Eyes

Square Cry Eyes

Soft Stardust 1

Soft Stardust 2

Brt Stardust 1

Brt Stardust 2

Wah Stardust 1

Space Voice 1

Vox Pad 1

Vox Pad 2

Vox Pad 3

New Year Pad 1

New Year Pad 2

Soft Vox

Space Voice 2

New Year Pad 3

New Year Pad 4

New Age Pad 1

New Age Pad 2

Soft Space Vc 1

Brt Space Vc 1

Bright Vox

Brt Space Vc 2

Soft Space Vc 2

Choir&Organ

New Age Pad 3

New Age Pad 4

Warm Pad 1

PWM Pad

Warmly Pad 1

Warm Pad 2

Sine Pad 1

Warm Pad 3

Sweep Pad 1

Poly Synth 1

Dipolar Pad

Poly Synth 2

Poly Synth 3

New Age Pad 3

Horn Pad

Metallic Pad 1

Metallic Pad 2

Pan Pad 1

Congregate

Pan Pad 2

Pan Pad 3

New Age Pad 4

Itopia Pad 1

Itopia Pad 2

Metallic Pad 3

Metallic&Itopia

Sine Pad 2

Sweep Pad 2

Analog Pad 1

Analog Pad 2

Bowed Pad 1

New Age&Bowed Pad 1

608

New Age&Bowed Pad 2

609

Halo Pad 1

610

Halo&Bowed Pad

611

Poly Pad

612

Slow Warm Pad

613

Bright New Age Pad

614

Warmly New Age Pad1

615

Metallic New Age Pad

616

New Age Tune Pad

617

Choir New Age Pad

618

Warmly Pad

619

Warmly Pad 2

620

BigBand Pad

621

Organ Pad

622

12-String Guitar Pad

623

Soft PolySy Pad

624

Bright PolySy Pad

625

Wah PolySy Pad

626

Vox PolySy Pad

627

Calliope PolySy Pad

628

Wah Space Voice 1

629

Wah Space Voice 2

630

Soft Itopia Pad 1

631

Square Itopia Pad

632

Bright Itopia Pad 1

633

Bright Bowed Pad 1

634

Soft Bowed Pad 1

635

Wah Bowed Pad

636

Corrie Bowed Pad

637

Congregate Bowed Pad

638

Bright Metal Pad 1

639

Soft Metal Pad

640

Wah Metal Pad

641

Space Voice Metal Pad

642

Modern Metal Pad

643

Bright Halo Pad

644

Soft Halo Pad

645

Wah Halo Pad

646

PWM Halo Pad

647

Soft Dipolar Pad

648

Wah Dipolar Pad

649

Vox Dipolar Pad

650

Metallic Dipolar Pad

651

Synth FX & Sound Effects

Guitar Fret Noise

652

Guitar Cutting Noise

653

Acoustic Bass String Slap

654

Breath Noise

655

Flute Key Click

656

Seashore

657

Rain

658

Thunder

659

Wind 1

660

Stream

661

Bubble

662

NewAge&Bow Pd 1

NewAge&Bow Pd 2

Halo Pad 1

Halo&Bowed Pad

Poly Pad

Slow Warm Pad

Brt New Age Pd

Warm New Age Pd1

Metal New Age Pd

New Age Tune Pad

Choir New Age Pd

Warmly Pad

Warmly Pad 2

BigBand Pad

Organ Pad

12-String Gt Pd

Soft PolySy Pad

Bright PolySy Pd

Wah PolySy Pad

Vox PolySy Pad

Callio PolySy Pd

Wah Space Vc 1

Wah Space Vc 2

Soft Itopia Pd 1

Squar Itopia Pd

Brt Itopia Pd 1

Brt Bowed Pd 1

Soft Bowed Pad 1

Wah Bowed Pad

Corrie Bowed Pd

Cong Bowed Pd

Brt Metal Pd 1

Soft Metal Pad

Wah Metal Pad

Space Vc Met Pd

Modern Metal Pad

Bright Halo Pad

Soft Halo Pad

Wah Halo Pad

PWM Halo Pad

Soft Dipolar Pad

Wah Dipolar Pad

Vox Dipolar Pad

Metal Dipolar Pd

GtFret Noise

GtCutting Noise

Bass String Slap

Breath Noise

Flute Key Click

Seashore

Rain

Thunder

Wind 1

Stream

Bubble

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Voice List

663

664

665

666

667

668

669

670

671

672

673

674

675

676

677

678

679

680

681

682

683

CMY

684

685

686

687

688

689

690

691

692

Ethnic & Combined

693

694

695

696

697

698

699

700

701

702

703

704

705

706

707

708

709

710

Bird Tweet 1

Dog

Horse Gallop

Bird Tweet 2

Telephone Ring 1

Telephone Ring 2

Door Creaking

Door

Scratch

Wind Chime

Helicopter

Car Engine

Car Stop

Car Pass

Car Crash

Siren

Train

Jetplane

Starship

Burst Noise

Applause

Laughing

Screaming

Punch

Heart Beat

Footsteps

Gunshot

Machine Gun

Lasergun

Explosion

Fiddle

Sitar

Hackbrett

Banjo

Shamisen

Koto

Kalimba

Shanai

Bag Pipe

Stereo Piano & Strings

Stereo Piano & Calliope

Stereo Piano & Sweep

Honky Tonk Piano & Fifths

Honky Tonk Piano & Sweep

FM Electric Piano

Digital Piano

E.Piano & Pad

E.Piano & Sweep

Bird Tweet 1 Dog Horse Gallop Bird Tweet 2 Telephone Ring 1 Telephone Ring 2 Door Creaking Door Scratch Wind Chime Helicopter Car Engine Car Stop Car Pass Car Crash Siren Train Jetplane Starship Burst Noise Applause Laughing Screaming Punch Heart Beat Footsteps Gunshot Machine Gun Lasergun Explosion

Fiddle Sitar Hackbrett Banjo Shamisen Koto Kalimba Shanai Bag Pipe Piano&Strings Piano&Calliope Piano&Sweep Honk&Fifths Honk&Sweep FM E.Piano Digital Piano E.Piano&Pad E.Piano&Sweep

717

Vibraphone 3

718

Music Box & Flute

719

Marimba 1

720

Xylophone 1

721

Steel Drums 2

722

Celesta 2

723

Glockenspiel 1

724

Music Box 1

725

Tubular Bells 1

726

Church Bell 1

727

Carillon 1

728

Dulcimer 1

729

Timpani 1

730

Taiko Drum

731

Concert Bass Drum

732

Melodic Tom 1

733

Melodic Tom 2

734

Synth Drum

735

Rhythm Box Tom

736

Electric Drum

737

Reverse Cymbal

738

Standard Set 1

739

Standard Set 2

740

Jazz Set

741

Brush Set

742

Dance Set 1

743

Room Set

744

Power Set

745

Electronic Set

746

Analog Set

747

Dance Set 2

748

Orchestra Set

749

SFX Set

750

Studio Set

Vibraphone 3

Music Box&Flute

Marimba 1

Xylophone 1

Steel Drums 2

Celesta 2

Glockenspiel 1

Music Box 1

Tubular Bells 1

Church Bell 1

Carillon 1

Dulcimer 1

Timpani 1

Taiko Drum

Concert Ba Drum

Melodic Tom 1

Melodic Tom 2

Synth Drum

Rhythm Box Tom

Electric Drum

Reverse Cymbal

Standard Set 1

Standard Set 2

Jazz Set

Brush Set

Dance Set 1

Room Set

Power Set

Electronic Set

Analog Set

Dance Set 2

Orchestra Set

SFX Set

Studio Set

Perc/Drum

Vibraphone (wide) 1

711

Rigid Vibraphone

712

Vibraphone 1

713

Steel Drums 1

714

Celesta 1

715

Vibraphone 2

716

Vibraphone/Wide 1 Rigid Vibraphone Vibraphone 1 Steel Drums 1 Celesta 1 Vibraphone 2

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Style List

No.

English Name

8BEAT & 16BEAT

8Beat Pop 1

Pop Rock 1

8Beat Rock

8Beat Ballad

Pop Jazz

8Beat 1

8Beat Pop 2

Pop Funk 1

Rhythm&Beat 1

8Beat Disco 1

Guitar Pop 1

Guitar Pop 2

8Beat 2

Sweet Beat

8Beat Dance

Pop Funk 2

8Beat 3

60's 8Beat

Rhythm&Beat 2

16Beat 1

CMY

16Beat Funk 1

16Beat Ballad 1

16Beat R&B

16Beat Pop 1

16Beat Funk 2

16Beat Dance

16Beat Pop 2

16Beat 2

16Beat Pop 3

16Beat Pop 4

16Beat Hot

16Beat Modern

16Beat Funk 3

16Beat 3

Cool Beat

16Beat Ballad 2

16Beat 4

Pop Shuffle

ROCK

Blues Rock

Hard Rock

Rock

New Wave

80's metal

Ska

Pop Rock 2

Pop Rock 3

Standard Rcok

Slow Rock

70's Rock&Roll

Folk Rock

Easy Rock

New Shuffle

Rock Hip Hop

Rock&Roll 1

Rock Shuffle

Rock&Roll 2

POP & BALLAD

Sweet Ballad

Piano Ballad

BriPop 1

6-8Ballad

Unplugged

Pop Dance 1

Pop Fusion

Analog Night 1

6/8 Pop

Brit. Pop 2

Fusion Shuffle

Analog Night 2

Soft Beat

60's Pop

Sting Latin

R&B Ballad 1

Guitar Ballad

Ballad Rock

Piano Pop 1

Soft Ballad

Natural Ballad

Love Ballad

Easy Ballad

Miami Folk

Slow Ballad

Folk Ballad

Pop Ballad 1

Pop Ballad 2

New R&B Ballad

BALLROOM

Tango 1

Spain Matador

Twist 1

Twist 2

Big Band Fox

Tango 2

Tango 3

Slow Fox

Slow Waltz 1

Swing Fox

Salsa 1

Pop Cha Cha

Cha Cha 1

Cha Cha 2

100

Beguine 1

101

Rumba 1

102

Samba 1

103

Samba 2

104

Jive

105

Fox Trot

DANCE

106

Techno 1

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Style List

107

Hip Hop 1

108

House 1

109

House 2

110

Pop Dance 2

111

Down Beat

112

Progressive House

113

Dubstep

114

Techno 2

115

Rap 1

116

Soft Disco

117

Disco Party

118

70's Disco

119

Club Dance

120

Euro Dance

121

Hip Hop 2

122

Garage

SOUL & FUNK

123

Pop funk

124

New R&B

125

Pop R&B

126

Neo-Soul

127

Funk 1

128

CMY

Jay R&B

129

Gospel Swing

130

Gospel

131

Funk 2

132

Electric Funk

133

Groove Funk

134

Rubber Funk

135

Jazz Funk

136

Soul

137

Hip Hop Soul

138

R&B

139

Soul Beat

140

R&B Ballad 2

141

British Soul Pop

SWING & JAZZ

142

Modern Big Band

143

Gospel Swing

144

Piano Jazz

145

Smooth Jazz

146

Smooth Operator

147

Latin Jazz 1

148

Big Band

149

Dixieland 1

150

Broadway Big Band

151

Swing

152

Latin Jazz 2

153

Cool Jazz Ballad

154

Swing Shuffle

155

Big Band Medium

156

Dixieland 2

157

Acoustic Jazz

158

Guitar Swing 2

159

Ragtime

160

Modern Jazz Ballad

161

Swing Ballad

162

Orchestra Swing

COUNTRY

163

Ballad Country 1

164

70's Country Rock

165

Ballad Country 2

166

Modern Country 1

167

Dixie Chicks

168

Country Pop 1

169

Bluegrass 1

170

Bluegrass 2

171

Modern Country 2

172

Country Pop 2

173

Country Pop 3

174

Bluegrass 3

175

2/4 Country

176

Country Quick Steps

177

Country Folk

178

Country Shuffle

LATIN & LATIN DANCE

179

Bossa Nova

180

Latin

181

New Reggae

182

Reggae Dance

183

Lite Bossa

184

Latin Rock

185

Beguine 3

186

Slow Bolero

187

Disco Samba

188

Mambo

189

Meneito

190

Rumba 2

191

Rumba 3

192

Tikitikita

193

Lambada

194

Pop Cha Cha 1

195

Pop Cha Cha 2

196

Salsa 2

WALTZ & TRADITIONAL

197

Waltz

198

English Waltz

199

German Waltz

200

Italian Mazurka

201

Mexico Waltz

202

Vienna Waltz

203

Slow Waltz 2

204

Polka

205

6/8 March

206

German Polka

207

Party Polka

208

March

209

French Musette

210

Mazurka

WORLD

211

Enka Ballad

212

Laendler

213

Hawaiian

214

Sirtake

Dangdut

215

6/8 Flipper

216

New Age

217

Tarantella

218

Scottish

219

Norteno

220

PIANIST

Pianist 1

221

Pianist 2

222

Pianist 3

223

Jazz 1

224

Jazz 2

225

Jazz Pub

226

Piano Rock

227

Pop Bossa

228

March 1

229

March 2

230

Piano Beat

231

Piano Bar

232

Blues

233

Pop Waltz

234

Slow Waltz

235

Ballad 1

236

Ballad 2

237

6/8 Ballad

238

Pop 1

239

Pop 2

240

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Song List

No.

English Name

FOLK & COUNTRY

Red River Valley

Troika

Oh! Susanna!

Wave Of The Danube

Long Long Ago

Old Folks at Home

Jambalaya

Ding! Dong! Merrily On High

Battle Hymn Of The Republic

The Old Gray Mare

American Patrol

Christmas Is Coming

Sippin' Cider Through A Straw

Christmas Sound

On London Bridge

GOLDEN & POP

House Of The Rising Sun

The Blue Bells Of Scotland

Beautiful Dreamer

It's Been A Long, Long Time

O Sole Mio

CMY

Der Deitcher's Dog

Joy To The World

Silent Night

Ave Maria

Five Hundred Miles

Happy New Year

It's Beginning To Look A Lot Like Christmas

Jeanie With The Light Brown Hair

Music Box Dancer

Go Tell It On The Mountain

Entertainer

Annie Laurie

Rumba Romance

The Last Rose Of Summer

The Old King Cole

JAZZ & FUSION

Samba In June

Funk

I Can…

Sea Shore

Guitar&Saxphone

The Hip Hop's Night

Blue Lunch

Cobweb

Wine

Jazz Old Man

Dark Eyes

Carlos

Sad

PIANO

Lyrical Rondo

Rialto Ripples (Rag)

Neapolitan Song

Waltzes

Turkish March

Schos Doll's Dance No. 2

LCD Name

Red River Valley Troika Oh! Susanna! Wave of Danube Long Long Ago Old Folks at Home Jambalaya Ding! Dong! Battle Hymn The Old Gray Mare American Patrol Christmas Coming Sipping Cider Christmas Sound On London Bridge

House of Rising The Blue Bells Beautiful Dreamer Been a Long Time O Sole Mio Der Deitcher's Dog Joy to the World Silent Night Ave Maria Five Hundred Mil Happy New Year Like Christmas

Jeanie Music Box Dancer Tell it on Mountain Entertainer Annie Laurie Rumba Romance Rose of Summer The Old King Cole

Samba in June Funk I Can… Sea Shore Guitar&Saxphone HipHop's Night Blue Lunch Cobweb Wine Jazz Old Man Dark Eyes Carlos Sad

Lyrical Rondo Rialto Ripples (Rag) Neapolitan Song Waltzes Turkish March Doll's Dance No.2

Minuet In D Major

Inquietude

Italian Polka

Moment Musical

Prelude In C-Sharp Major

The Happy Farmer

The Rag-Time Dance

Piano Sonata In C Major, K.330. III

Mazurka

Prelude In E Major

Piano Sonata In A Major, K.331. I

Waltz For Piano In g-Sharp Minor

Gavotte

L' Arabesque

Austria Variation

Schos Doll's Dance No. 7

To A Wild Rose

Gavotte I

Waltz

Minuet In G Major (BWV Anh. 116)

Innocence

Tchaikovsky Waltz

Salut d' Amour

Barcarolle

Robot Doll

Consolation

2-Part Invention #13 In A Minor.B.W. Iii

Minuet In G Major (BWV Anh. 114)

Barcarolle

Norwegian Dance No.2

Moseta Dance

The Small Gathering

The Return

The Wagtail

Bulie Dance

Tender Blossom

No.

English Name

Demo1

Demo2

Demo3

Minuet in D Major

Inquietude Italian Polka Moment Musical Prelude in C-Sharp Maj The Happy Farmer The Rag-Time Dance Sonata K.330.III Mazurka Prelude in E Major Sonata K.331.I Waltz in g-Sharp Gavotte L' Arabesque Austria Variation Doll's Dance No.7 To a Wild Rose Gavotte I Waltz Minuet in G 2 Innocence Tchaikovsky Waltz Salut d' Amour Barcarolle Robot Doll Consolation Invention A 2 Voix Minuet in G 1 Barcarolle Norwegian Dance No.2 Moseta Dance The Small Gathering The Return The Wagtail Bulie Dance Tender Blossom

Demo List

LCD Name Demo1 Demo2 Demo3

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Chord List

CMY

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MIDI Implementation Chart

CMY

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CMY

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