Medeli M221L Owner’s Manual

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ELECTRONIC KEYBOARD

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VOLUME

CHORD DICT.

LESSON L / R FADE

TEMPO

INTRO/ ENDING FILL A FILL B MIXER FUNCTIONPIANO METROLOWER SUSTAINDUAL

CHORD

BANK

M2M1 M3 M4

PLAY

START/

SYNC

RECORD

STOP

START

DEMO

1 2 3

4 5 6

7 8 9

O.T.S.

ARP.

TRANSPOSE

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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

Panel & Display Description

Arpeggiator..............................................................15

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

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

Mixer.........................................................................15

Display.........................................................................5

Function Menu

Setup

Power Supply...............................................................6

Connections

Connecting an MP3/CD Player....................................7

Connecting an Audio Equipment.................................7

Connecting a pair of Headphones...............................7

Connecting a Microphone............................................7

Connecting a Sustain Pedal........................................7

Connecting a Computer...............................................7

Tune...........................................................................16

Octave.......................................................................16

Split Point...................................................................16

Beat Type...................................................................17

Touch.........................................................................17

Modulation.................................................................17

DSP............................................................................17

Reverb Type..............................................................17

Reverb Level.............................................................17

Chorus Type..............................................................18

Power Switch and Master Volume...........................8

Chorus Level.............................................................18

Auto Power Off..........................................................18

Playing the Demos....................................................8

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Playing the Voices

Playing a Voice............................................................9

Playing Two Voice Simultaneously-DUAL...................9

Playing Different Voices with Both hands-LOWER.......9

Touch...........................................................................9

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

DSP Effect.................................................................10

Transpose..................................................................10

Octave.......................................................................10

Key Light....................................................................10

Key Light....................................................................18

Key Light Channel......................................................18

Selecting a Registration Bank....................................19

Chord Dictionary.....................................................19

Playing the Songs

Listening to the Songs...............................................20

Lesson Mode.............................................................20

Piano Mode...............................................................10

Recording and Playback.........................................21

Auto Accompaniment

Selecting a Style........................................................11

Playing a Fill..............................................................11

Intro/Ending...............................................................11

Sync Start..................................................................12

MIDI Function

What’s MIDI?.............................................................21

MIDI Connection........................................................21

Fade In/Out................................................................12

Accompaniment Volume............................................12

Trouble Shooting.....................................................22

Tempo........................................................................12

Auto Bass Chord.......................................................13

Specifications..........................................................22

Chord Basics.............................................................13

One Touch Setting.....................................................14

Appendices

Voice List...................................................................23

Metronome

Turning on the Metronome........................................14

Selecting the Beat.....................................................14

Style List....................................................................28

Song List....................................................................30

MIDI Implementation Chart........................................32

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DEMO

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Panel & Display Description

Front Panel

VOLUME

CHORD DICT.

LESSON L / R FADE

TEMPO

CHORD

BANK

M2M1 M3 M4

PLAY

START/

SYNC

INTRO/ ENDING FILL A FILL B MIXER FUNCTIONPIANO METROLOWER SUSTAINDUAL

VOLUME

CHORD DICT.

LESSON L / R FADE

TEMPO

CHORD

6 7

START/

INTRO/

ENDING FILL A FILL B MIXER FUNCTIONPIANO METROLOWER SUSTAINDUAL

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1. [VOLUME] Knob

Adjust the master volume.

2. [ ] Button

Turn the power on or off.

3. [LESSON] Button

Enter the lesson mode.

4. [L/R] Button

Choose to practice the left hand

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SYNC

STOP

START

12. [START/STOP] Button

Start or stop playing the style or song.

13. [BANK] Button

Switch between memory banks. [STORE] Button Register the current panel settings.

14. [M1]~[M4] Buttons

Recall the registered panel settings.

RECORD

STOP

START

BANK

DEMO

13 15

PLAY

RECORD

16 17 18 19

or right hand part. [CHORD DICT.] Button Turn the chord dictionary function on or off.

15. [O.T.S.] Button

Turn the One Touch Setting function on or off.

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4 5 6

7 8 9

O.T.S.

ARP.

TRANSPOSE

M2M1 M3 M4

2012

1 2 3

4 5 6

7 8 9

O.T.S.

ARP.

TRANSPOSE

21 22 24 272623 25

21. [STYLE] Button

Switch to Style Mode. Press [VOICE] and [STYLE] at the same time to enter Demo Mode.

22. [SONG] Button

Switch to Song Mode. [ARP.] Button Turn the Arpeggiator function on or off.

23. [PIANO] Button

Turn the Piano Mode on or off.

24. [METRO] Button

Turn the metronome on or off.

5. [FADE] Button

Turn the Fade In/Out function on or off.

16. [RECORD] Button

Enter the Record Mode. [PLAY] Button

25. [TRANSPOSE] Button

Adjust the Transpose value.

Play back the recording.

6. [TEMPO +/-] Buttons

Adjust the current tempo value.

17. [DUAL] Button

26. [MIXER] Button

Enter the Mixer menu.

Turn the dual function on or off.

7. [CHORD] Button

Enter the Chord Mode.

18. [LOWER] Button

27. [FUNCTION] Button

Enter the function menu.

Turn the lower function on or off.

8. [INTRO/ENDING] Button

Play the Intro or Ending pattern.

19. [SUSTAIN] Button

Turn the sustain function on or off.

28. [+]/[-] and Number Buttons

Set parameters value or select the number.

9. [FILL A] Button

Play the fill-in pattern A.

10. [FILL B] Button

Play the fill-in pattern B.

20. [VOICE] Button

Switch to Voice Mode. Press [VOICE] and [STYLE] at the same time to enter Demo Mode.

29. LCD Display

Display all parameters and values related to the current operation.

11. [SYNC START] Button

Turn the Sync Start function on or off.

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Rear Panel

Panel & Display Description

30 31 32 33 34 35

30. USB Jack

Connect to a computer.

33. AUX IN Jack

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

31. SUSTAIN Jack

Connect a sustain pedal.

34. MIC Jack

Connect a microphone.

32. PHONES/OUTPUT Jack

Connect a pair of headphones or an audio equipment.

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Display

35. DC IN Jack

Connect the DC 12V power adapter.

HARMONY

ARP.

SUSTAIN

1. RECORD/PLAY/MODULATION

2. NUMBER

3. VOICE/STYLE/DEMO/SONG

4. CHARACTER

5. ARP/ TOUCH/SUSTAIN

6. RECORD

7. TREBLE CLEF

8. BASS CLEF

9. MEASURE

10. BEAT

11. TEMPO

12. CHORD

13. MEMORY/O.T.S.

14. A.B.C./FULL RANGE/FADE/A/B

15. NOTE INDICATION

16. LESSON

17. DUAL/LOWER/DSP

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Setup

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

Power Supply

You can power the instrument either by batteries or by power adaptor. Follow the instructions described below.

Using Batteries

The instrument needs 6 pieces of AA (NO.5) or equivalent alkaline batteries for power supply.

1. Open the battery cabinet cover located on the bottom of the

instrument.

2. Insert the batteries, carefully following the polarity markings on the

cabinet.

3. Replace the cabinet cover. Make sure it locks firmly in place.

Notes:

1. Do not mix using any used and new batteries.

2. Always use the same types of batteries.

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3. Remove the batteries when the instrument is not in use for a long period of time.

Using Power Adaptor

1. Turn down the volume before connecting to power supply.

2. Connect the adaptor to the DC IN jack of the instrument.

3. Plug the adaptor into an AC outlet. This will automatically cut off

the battery power supply.

Notes:

1. In order to save energy, the instrument will automatically shut down after 30 minutes if it is not used. (Please refer to 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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Connecting an MP3/CD Player

The rear-panel 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 the MP3/CD player. The instrument’s speakers will play the music transmitted from the external player, and you can play along.

Connecting an Audio Equipment

The rear-panel PHONES/OUTPUT jack delivers the output of the instrument to an external audio equipment such as a keyboard amplifier, a stereo sound system, a mixing console, or a recorder. Use an audio cable to connect the PHONES/OUTPUT jack of the instrument to the INPUT jack of the external audio equipment.

Notes:

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

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

Connections

Connecting a pair of Headphones

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A standard pair of stereo headphones can be connected to the PHONES/OUTPUT jack for private practice or late-night playing. The internal stereo speaker system is automatically shut off when a pair of head phones is plugged into this jack.

Note:

Do not listen with the headphones at high volume for long periods of time. Doing so may cause hearing loss.

Connecting a Microphone

You can plug a microphone to the MIC jack to sing along with your keyboard performance or song playback.

1. Set the master volume to minimum level before connecting or

disconnecting a microphone.

2. Plug a microphone into the MIC jack.

3. Adjust the master volume to an appropriate level.

Connecting a Sustain Pedal

An optional footswitch can be plugged into the sustain jack and be used to switch sustain on or off. Simply by pressing the pedal, you will have a natural sustain as you play.

Connecting a Computer

Use a standard USB cable to connect the USB jack of the instrument to the USB port of a computer. You can transmit MIDI messages between the instrument and the computer.

Notes:

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

2. We recommend using a USB2.0 interface to connect the instrument to computer.

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Power Switch and Master Volume

Power Switch

Before you switch your instrument on, please turn down the volume of instrument and the connected audio equipment first.

1. Make sure the instrument is properly connected to power supply.

2. Press POWER SWITCH, the LCD screen is lit, and displays

“Loading!”, indicating the instrument is powered on.

Master Volume

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

Note:

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

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PHONES jack.

Playing the Demos

The instrument features a variety of demo songs.

1 2 3

1. Press the [STYLE] and [VOICE] buttons simultaneously to start

playing all demo songs in a loop. The LCD will display the current demo number and name.

DEMO

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7 8 9

2. Select a demo song.

Use the number keys, the [+]/[-] buttons to select the desired demo song.

3. Press the [STYLE] and [VOICE] buttons simultaneously again or

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

Note:

During demo playback, only the following buttons will work: [START/STOP], [TEMPO -]/[TEMPO +], [+]/[-], the Number buttons, [VOLUME] and [POWER].

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The instrument features a variety of exceptionally realistic voices. Please refer to Voice List.

Playing the Voices

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Playing a Voice

1. Press the [VOICE] button.

Enter the VOICE mode. LCD shows “VOICE R1”, the voice number and the voice name.

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2. Select a voice.

Use the number keys, the [+]/[-] buttons to select the voice you want to play.

3. Play the voice.

Play the keyboard and enjoy the beautiful voice.

Note:

When the DUAL and LOWER function is on, you can press [VOICE] button repeatedly to choose the voice source. The corresponding LCD indicator will highlight between R1, R2, and L.

Playing Two Voice Simultaneously-DUAL

DUAL

1. Press the [DUAL] button to turn on the dual function. LCD shows

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“VOICE R2”, the dual voice number and name.

2. Use the number keys, the [+]/[-] buttons to select a voice for VOICE R2.

3. Play the keyboard, you will hear two different voices layered together,

just like two different instruments being played at the same time.

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

Playing Different Voices with Both handsLOWER

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” .

LOWER

1. In idle mode, press the [LOWER] button to turn the lower function on.

The LCD displays the left hand voice name and number, and the indicator “VOICE L” and “LOWER”.

2. Use the number keys, the [+]/[-] buttons to select a voice for VOICE L.

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

voices.

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

Split Point

The key on the keyboard that separates voice L and voice R1/R2 is called the “split point”. The default split point is at F#3 (19) , however you can assign it to any other key. Refer to the Function Menu.

Touch

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

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Playing Voices

Sustain

SUSTAIN

When the Sustain feature is ON, all notes played on the keyboard will have a longer sustain. Press the [SUSTAIN] button to turn sustain on or off.

Note:

When using a sustain pedal, you can produce a much stronger and more natural sustain effect than by using the [SUSTAIN] button.

DSP Effect

The DSP simulates sounds in real environment. With the DSP effects, you can add ambiance and depth to your performance in a variety of ways.

The function is turned on by default. You can refer to the function menu to turn the DSP effect on or off.

TRANSPOSE

Transpose

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

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1. the [TRANSPOSE] button to enter transpose menu. The LCD shows

the current transpose value.

2. Use [+]/ [-] buttons to adjust the transpose value.

3. Press the [+] and [-] buttons simultaneously to reset the transposition

to 0.

Octave

The octave function will shift the pitch of the specified voice layer up or down in the step of an octave.

You can refer to the function menu to adjust the octave value.

Note:

After adjusting the octave, notes in the highest and lowest keyboard range may not sound normally.

Key Light

When playing the keyboard or playing a song, the keys on the keyboard will blink along.

You can refer to the function menu to turn the key light on or off.

Piano mode

This function is to set the voice of the entire keyboard to piano instantly.

1. Press [PIANO] button to enter or exit piano mode.

2. In piano mode, you can play the accompaniment as in the other

modes, but it plays only the rhythm part.

Note:

In piano mode, the A.B.C. is automatically turned off.

PIANO

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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, instantly following the chords you play. With auto accompaniment, even a solo performer can enjoy playing with the backing of an entire band or orchestra. The instrument features a variety of styles, please refer to the Style List. Try selecting the different styles and enjoy the auto accompaniment.

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Selecting a Style

1. Press the [STYLE] button.

Enter the STYLE mode. LCD shows “STYLE”, the style number and the style name.

2. Use the number keys, the [+]/[-] buttons to select the style you want

to play.

3. Press the [START/STOP] button to start the rhythm tracks of the

auto accompaniment.

SYNC

Sync Start

When style stops, press the [SYNC START] button to turn on the

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function. The beats on LCD will flash along with the tempo.

1. In Sycn Start mode, if the A.B.C. function is turned off, you can press

a key on the keyboard to start playing auto accompaniment of the rhythm track.

2. In Sycn Start mode, if the A.B.C. function is in use, you can press a

key on the chord range of the keyboard to start playing auto accompaniment of all tracks.

Intro/Ending

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

START

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

1. Press the [STYLE] button.

2. Select a style.

3. Turn the Chord Mode on.

4. Turn SYNC START on.

5. Press the [INTRO/ENDING], the “A” or “B” flashes on LCD, the style

is ready to play.

6. It will start the accompaniment as soon as you start playing in Chord

section. When the playback of the intro is finished, it automatically switched to main A or B section.

7. Press the [INTRO/ENDING] again to play the ending section.

When the ending is finished, the auto accompaniment automatically stops.

Note:

If you press [FILL A] or [FILL B] before the ending is finished, it will play a fill-in then switch to the corresponding main section.

INTRO/

ENDING

FILL A FILL B

CHORD

SYNC START

START/

STOP

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Auto Accompaniment

Playing a Fill

FILL A FILL B

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

Note:

If you keep pressing [FILL A]/[FILL B] buttons during style playback, the fill-in pattern will repeat playing until the button is released. Playback will then shift to the related MAIN section.

When style stops, press the [FILL A]/[FILL B] buttons to select a MAIN section. “A or B” will highlight on LCD.

FADE

Fade In/Out

Fade In

Starting the style with fade in produces a smooth beginning, the volume increases from low to high. Press the [FADE] button when Style is stopped，LCD will show FADE. Press the [START/STOP] button to start Style playing. LCD will show◢FADE.

The Accompaniment Volume will change from 0 to the set value in about 8 seconds. The keyboard volume will change from 0 to default value at the same time.

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Fade Out

Stopping the style with fade out produces a smooth ending, the volume decreases from high to low. Press the [FADE] button during Style playing. LCD will show FADE◣.

The Accompaniment Volume will change from the set value to 0 in about 8 seconds, and the style stops.

MIXER

Accompaniment Volume

The function adjusts the accompaniment volume, so as to keep an appropriate balance between the accompaniment volume and the voice volume. Press repeatedly the [MIXER] button to enter the mixer menu, and when the LCD displays "Accomp", you can adjust the volume level over the range of 0-32. LCD will show the current volume level.

Notes:

In the mixer menu, press both [-] and [+] buttons simultaneously to mute the accompaniment part. LCD shows “OFF Accomp”. Press both buttons again to unmute the accompaniment volume.

Tempo

Each style of the instrument has been programmed with a default tempo; however, you can change it as needed.

1. Use the [TEMPO -]/[TEMPO +] buttons to change the tempo. The

value ranges from 30 to 280.

2. Hold down the [TEMPO -]/[TEMPO +] buttons to change the tempo

quickly.

3. Press the [TEMPO+] and [TEMPO-] buttons simultaneously to

restore the default tempo setting.

TEMPO

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Auto Bass Chord

1. Press the [CHORD] button, the LCD will display the “A.B.C.”

indicator. The left hand section of the keyboard is the chord section. You can play different chords in the chord section.

Press [CHORD] button again to enter Full Range mode. The “FULL RANGE” indicator will be lit. You can play chords over the entire keyboard in multi-fingering.

2. Play chords in the chord section, and the LCD will display the

corresponding chord names.

3. Split Point Setting

Please refer to the function menu to set the split point. The split point and the keys to its left all belong to the chord section.

Auto Accompaniment

CHORD

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Chord Basics

A chord, in music, is any harmonic set of three or more notes that is heard as if sounding simultaneously. The most frequently encountered chords are triads. A triad is a set of three notes that can be stacked in thirds. When stacked in thirds, the triad's members, from lowest pitched tone to highest, are called: the Root, the Third, and the Fifth.

Triad Type

There are following basic triad types:

Major Triad

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

Minor Triad

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

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

A root with a major third added above and an

augmented fifth will consist as an “Augmented Triad”.

A root with a minor third added above and a diminished

fifth will consist as a “Diminished Triad”.

Chord Inversion

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

Chord Name

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

Single Finger

Single finger type not only can detect single finger but also can detect multi finger. And the single finger makes it easily to play chords through only one, two or three keys. Including major, minor, seventh, and minor seventh chord. Refer to relevant picture on the right for details.

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Auto Accompaniment

Multi-finger

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

Note:

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

One Touch Setting

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

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

current style. LCD shows “O.T.S.”.

2. Press one of the [M1]-[M4] buttons, various panel settings (such as

voice, effect, etc.) that match the selected style can be instantly recalled.

3. A.B.C. is automatically turned on during O.T.S. mode.

4. Press the [O.T.S.] button again to quit One Touch Setting mode,

the “O.T.S.” indicator will disappear.

O.T.S.

Note:

In O.T.S. mode, the memory is not selectable.

Metronome

Turning on the Metronome

Press the [METRO] button to turn on the metronome. Press the [METRO] button again to turn off the metronome. Press the [TEMPO+] / [TEMPO-] buttons to change the tempo of the metronome.

Selecting the Beat

You can set the beat type in the function menu, please refer to the function menu for details.

If you turn on the metronome during style playback, the metronome sound will start from the next beat and its beat will match the current style. When style stops, you can change the metronome beat as desired. The metronome is not usable in song mode.

METRO

TEMPO

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The arpeggiator function will automatically generate arpeggios. Simply play a chord with your left hand, and the instrument will play a preset arpeggio pattern to produce a beautiful melody.

Arpeggiator

Turn the Arpeggiator on or off

ARP.

Press and hold the [ARP.] button for 2 seconds to turn on the function. The corresponding indicator will be lit. Press and hold the [ARP.] button for 2 seconds again to turn off the function. The corresponding indicator will light off.

Note:

Each voice is matched with a preset arpeggio pattern, so when you change the voice, the default arpeggio pattern will change as well.

The Split Point of Arpeggiator

When you turn on the arpeggiator, the keyboard will be split into two areas. Play chords in the left hand area, and melody in the right hand area. The default split point is the same as in the lower function: F#3 (19).

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The Mixer allows you to adjust separately the volume of different tracks.

Mixer

1. Press the [MIXER] button to enter the mixer menu, the LCD displays

the current mixer track.

2. Repeatedly press the [MIXER] button to select the track you want.

Then use [+]/[-] buttons to change the parameters.

The option and parameters are as follows:

Options

Adjust the Accomp volume Adjust the Rhythm track volume Adjust the Bass track volume Adjust the Chord 1 track volume Adjust the Chord 2 track volume Adjust the Chord 3 track volume Adjust the Upper 1 track volume Adjust the Upper 2 track volume Adjust the Lower track volume

LCD Display

XXX Accomp XXX Rhythm_m XXX Bass XXX Chord1 XXX Chord2 XXX Chord3 XXX Upper 1 XXX Upper 2 XXX Lower

Range

0-32 0-32 0-32 0-32 0-32 0-32 0-32 0-32 0-32

Note:

It will exit the mixer menu if there is no operation in 3 seconds. Pressing [+] and [-] buttons at the same time will mute the selected track, the LCD will display “OFF”. Press the two buttons at the same time again to unmute the track.

MIXER

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Function Menu

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

Press repeatedly the [FUNCTION] button to select an item, then use the [+]/ [-] buttons to change the value of the selected item.

Parameter items and the value range in the function menu:

Parameter Item

Tune Octave Split Point Beat Type Touch Modulation DSP Reverb Type Reverb Level Chorus Type Chorus Level Auto Power Off Key Light Key Light Channel

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Note:

It will exit the function menu if there is no operation in 3 seconds.

Tune

The function adjusts the pitch of the entire keyboard in a 2-cent increment.

1. Repeatedly press the [FUNCTION] button to select the tune menu.

The LCD displays “Tune”. Use the [+] / [-] buttons to change the value over the range of -50 - +50.

2. Pressing [+] and [-] buttons at the same time will reset the tune value

LCD Display

XXX Tune XXX Octave XXX Split Pt XXX Beat XXX Touch XXX Modul XXX Dsp XXX Rev Type XXX Rev Lev XXX Chr Type XXX Chr Lev XXX PowerOff XXX Key Led XXX ChIn Led

Range

-50 - +50

-2 - +2 1 - 61 0, 2 - 9 OFF, 1 - 3 On, OFF On, OFF 1 - 10 0 - 32 1 - 8 0 - 32 OFF, 30, 60 On, OFF ALL, 1 - 16

to default “000”. The setting applies to both accompaniment and the voice.

FUNCTION

Octave

1. Repeatedly press the [FUNCTION] button to select the octave menu.

The LCD displays “Octave”. Use the [+] / [-] buttons to change the value over the range of -2 - +2.

2. Pressing [+] and [-] buttons at the same time will reset the octave value

to default “000”.

Split Point

The Point on the keyboard that separates voice L and voice R1/R2 is called the "split point". Left hand section controls the auto bass chord accompaniment when the A.B.C. function is on, or it plays the lower voices when the A.B.C. function is off.

1. Repeatedly press the [FUNCTION] button to select split point menu.

The LCD displays “Split Pt”. Use [+] / [-] buttons to change Split Point. The range of Split Point is: 1~61.

2. Press [+] / [-] buttons simultaneously will set the split point value to its

default setting: F#3 (19).

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Beat Type

1. Repeatedly press the [FUNCTION] button to select the beat menu.

The LCD displays “Beat”. Use the [+ ]/ [-] buttons to change the beat type.

2. Pressing [+] and [-] buttons at the same time will reset the beat type

to default “004”.

Touch

1. Repeatedly press the [FUNCTION] button to select the touch menu.

The LCD displays “Touch”. Use the [+ ]/ [-] buttons to change the touch level.

2. Pressing [+] and [-] buttons at the same time will reset the touch level

to default “002”.

Function Menu

Modulation

Repeatedly press the [FUNCTION] button to select the modulation menu. The LCD displays “Modul”.

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Use the [+] / [-] buttons to switch modulation on or off.

Note:

Modulation is not available for percussive voices.

DSP

Repeatedly press the [FUNCTION] button to select the DSP menu. The LCD displays “Dsp”. Use the [+] / [-] buttons to switch DSP on or off.

Reverb Type

1. Repeatedly press the [FUNCTION] button to select the reverb type

menu. The LCD displays “Rev Type”. Use the [+]/ [-] button to change the type value.

2. Pressing [+] and [-] buttons at the same time will reset the reverb type

to default “004”.

Reverb Level

1. Repeatedly press the [FUNCTION] button to select the reverb level

menu. The LCD displays “Rev Lev”. Use the [+]/ [-] button to adjust the level over the range of 0-32.

2. Pressing [+] and [-] buttons at the same time will reset the reverb level

to default.

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Function Menu

Chorus Type

1. Repeatedly press the [FUNCTION] button to select the chorus type

menu. The LCD displays “Chr Type”. Use the [+]/ [-] button to change the type value.

2. Pressing [+] and [-] buttons at the same time will reset the chorus type

to default “003”.

Chorus Level

1. Repeatedly press the [FUNCTION] button to select the chorus level

menu. The LCD displays “Chr Lev”. Use the [+]/ [-] button to adjust the level over the range of 0-32.

2. Pressing [+] and [-] buttons at the same time will reset the chorus level

to default.

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1. Repeatedly press the [FUNCTION] button to select the power off

menu. The LCD displays “PowerOff”. Use the [+]/ [-] button to change the time setting.

2. Pressing [+] and [-] buttons at the same time will reset the setting to

default “030” (30 min).

Key Light

Auto Power Off

Repeatedly press the [FUNCTION] button to select the key light menu. The LCD displays “Key Led”. Use the [+] / [-] buttons to switch key light on or off.

Key Light Channel

Repeatedly press the [FUNCTION] button to select the ChIn Led menu. The LCD displays “ChIn Led”.

Use the [+] / [-] buttons to set the channel that will receive key light message, setting range: all, 1-16.

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The Registration Memory feature allows you to save virtually all panel settings to a registration memory, and you can instantly recall them by pressing a single button.

The instrument has 8 memory banks, and each bank has 4 memories (M1-M4).

1. Hold down [STORE] button , then press one of the memory buttons

M2M1 M3 M4BANK

[M1] - [M4] to save the panel settings. The LCD will display “Mem Stor” and the new settings will replace the previous memory data.

2. Press one of the memory buttons [M1] - [M4] to recall the panel

settings saved to that memory.

3. You can save following parameters to the memory:

Voice Parameter: voice, dual, DSP, mixer. Accompaniment Parameter: style, tempo, and chord no/off, accompaniment sections. Function Parameter: touch, some parameters in the function menu.

Note:

Registration memory cannot be recalled when the One Touch Setting function is in use. The registration memory will reset to default settings

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after power off.

Selecting a Registration Bank

1. Press the [BANK] button. The LCD will display the bank number.

2. Repeatedly press the [BANK] button to select a bank over the range

of 1-8.

BANK

If you know the name of a chord but don't know how to play it, you can use the Chord Dictionary function.

1. Press and hold the [CHORD DICT.] button for 2 seconds to enter this

mode. The LCD displays the Chord Type and Chord Notes.

2. The keys above C4 (including C4) are used to assign the Chord Type,

and the keys above C6 (including C6) are used to assign the Chord Root. When the Chord Type and Chord Root are confirmed, the LCD will display the Chord and the staff notation.

3. When you play the correct chord on the chord range of the keyboard,

an applause sound will be heard.

4. Press and hold the [CHORD DICT.] button for 2 seconds again to exit

this mode.

Chord Dictionary

CHORD DICT.

L / R

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Playing the Songs

The instrument has a variety of songs (Please refer to the Song List). Each song can be practiced in LESSON mode.

Listening to the Songs

1. Press the [SONG] button to enter the song mode. It will play all

songs circularly. Press the [SONG] button again, it will stop the song.

2. In song mode, use the number keys and [+]/[-] buttons to select a

song.

3. During song playback, you can press the [START/STOP] button to

stop the song, press it again to play the current song repeatedly.

4. Use the [TEMPO+]/[TEMPO-] buttons to change the tempo of the

current song.

5. When the song is stopped, press [STYLE], [VOICE], [DUAL],

[M1] - [M4] to exit the song mode.

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Lesson Mode

The instrument presets 3 different ways to practice a song, as specified in Lesson 1, Lesson 2 and Lesson3. The instrument will grade your practice when you finish a lesson, helping you to keep track of your progress.

1. When song playback is stopped, press the [LESSON] button to enter

the lesson mode or select a lesson to practice.

2. Press the [START/STOP] button to start the lesson. The LCD displays

the note that needs to be played.

LESSON

CHORD DICT.

L / R

3. Press the [START/STOP] button again to stop the lesson.

4. In lesson mode, press repeatedly the [L/R] button to select to practice

the left hand part, the right hand part, or both hands.

5. You can select to practice one of the three lessons. It will grade your

practice when you finish a lesson.

In lesson 1, you will learn to practice at the correct time value. It doesn't matter even you play the wrong notes.

In lesson 2, you will learn to play the correct notes. The lesson will continue only when you have played correctly the note displayed on LCD.

In lesson 3, you will learn to play the correct notes at the correct time value.

When you finish a lesson, the instrument will grade your practice by telling you the level you get. Level 1: OK. Level 2: Good. Level 3: Very Good. Level 4: Excellent.

After grading, the song will play back again, and you can practice again.

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Recording and Playback

You can record you performance and then play it back.

PLAY

RECORD

1. Press the [RECORD] button, the RECORD

indicator will be lit, and the beats will flash.

2. Play the keyboard or press the [START/STOP] button to start

recording. If you want to record the accompaniment, please turn on the A.B.C. function, then play chords in the chord section of the keyboard.

3. Press the [RECORD] button again to stop recording. The RECORD

indicator goes out.

PLAY

4. Press and hold the [PLAY] button for 2 seconds to play back the

RECORD

recording. The PLAY indicator will be lit.

5. Press and hold the [PLAY] button for 2 seconds again to stop

playback. The PLAY indicator goes out.

6. During recording, if you press the [PLAY] button, it will stop recording

and play back the notes you have recorded.

Note:

The recording data will be lost after power off.

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

MIDI Function

What's MIDI?

MIDI (short for Musical Instrument Digital Interface) allows a wide variety of electronic musical instruments, computers and other related devices to connect and communicate with one another. MIDI carries event messages that specify notation, pitch and velocity, control signals for parameters such as volume, vibrato, audio panning, and program change information to change the voice selections. The instrument can output the real-time playback information via MIDI and control external MIDI devices. The instrument can also accept incoming MIDI messages and generate sound accordingly.

MIDI Connection

The instrument is equipped with a standard USB interface, which allows the instrument to be connected to a computer. Most computers will automatically recognize the instrument, and allow MIDI messages to be transmitted between the instrument and the computer via the USB-MIDI jack. Use a standard USB cable to connect the USB jack of the instrument to the USB port of a computer.

Note:

Activate the computer from a sleep/suspended/standby mode before connecting the USB cable. Connect the USB cable to the instrument and a computer before turning the power of the instrument on.

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Trouble Shooting

Problem

The speakers produce a “pop” sound whenever

Possible Cause and Solution

This is normal and is no cause for alarm.

the power is turned ON or OFF.

No sound results when the keyboard is played.

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

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

Using a mobile phone in close proximity to the instrument may

When using a mobile phone, noise is produced.

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

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

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

Specifications

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Keyboard & Display Keyboard Key Light Touch Response Display Voices Polyphony (max.) Voices Layer Split Styles Styles Style Control

O.T.S. Chord Types Effects Effects Reverb Chorus Performance Enhance Arpeggiator

Song & Recording Music Library

Sequencer Demo Song

61 Keys with Touch Response Yes 3 types, Off Multi-functional LCD

32 580 prest Left, Right1, Right2 Yes

200 preset Start / Stop Sync Start Intro / Ending Main A / Fill in A Main B / Fill in B Chord mode Fade in/out Accomp volume Yes 32

DSP on / off 10 types, 33 levels 8 types, 33 levels

Arpeggio pattern changes depending on the voice

155 preset Music tutorial system 1 user song 155

Pitch Adjustment Transpose Octave Tuning

-12 ~ +12

-2 ~ +2

-50 ~ +50 Other Functions Mixer Performance Memory Modulation Metronome Tempo Other control

Yes (8 tracks) 8 preset banks x 4 Yes 0, 2 ~ 9 30 ~ 280

Piano Mode, Chord Dict Connections Interaction & Expansion Phones Pedals USB Input Output

USB MIDI

1 standard stereo

Sustain

USB MIDI

Standard stereo

Yes (Phones jack) Power Supply Power Power Off Protection

DC 12V / 1 A

Yes Amplifiers & Speakers Amplifiers Speakers

2.5W x 2

3W x 2 Dimensions & Weight Dimensions LWH (mm) Weight (kg)

946 x 316 x 101

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

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Voice List

No.

Englich Name

PIANO

Acoustic Grand Piano

Piano Dark

Piano Dark 2

Octave Piano

Octave Piano 2

Piano & Choir

Grand Piano / W

Analog E.Piano

Analog E.Piano 2

Analog E.Piano Wah

Bright Piano

Bright Piano 2

Stereo Bright Piano

Detuned Piano

Chorus Piano

Chorus Piano 2

Bright Piano / W

Bright Piano 2 / W

Piano & Vibraphone

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Electric Grand Piano

Electric Grand Piano / W

Stereo Synth E.Piano

Stereo Synth E.Piano 2

Honky-Tonk Piano

Honky-Tonk Dark

Honky-Tonk / W

Honky-Tonk 2 / W

E.Piano

Stereo E.Piano

50's E.Piano

E.Piano / W

E.Piano 2 / W

E.Piano 3 / W

E.Piano 4 / W

E.Piano 2

E.Piano 3

Detuned E.P.

Detuned E.P. 2

Harpsichord

Harpsichord / W

Harpsichord 2 / W

Harpsichord Octave

Harpsichord Octave 2

Harpsichord Off

Digital E.Piano

Digital E.Piano 2

Clavichord

Clavichord 2

Stereo Clavichord

Clavichord / W

Clavichord Wah

Synth Clav

CHROMATIC PERCUSSION

Celesta

LCD Name

GrandPno

GrdPnD

GrdPnD2

OctPno

OctPno2

Pno&Cho

GrandPnW

AnEPno

AnEPno2

AnPnoWah

BritPno

BritPno2

BritePnS

DetunPno

ChoPno

ChoPno2

BritPnW

BritPnW2

Pno&Vib

EPianoG

E.PianoW

StSyElPn

StSyEPn2

HnkyTonk

HnkTonkD

HnkyTkW

HnkyTkW2

E.Piano

EPianoS

50'sEP

EPianoW

EPianoW2

EPianoW3

EPianoW4

E.Piano2

E.Piano3

DetunEP

DetunEP2

Harpsi

HarpsiW

HarpsiW2

HarpsiO

HarpsiO2

HarpsiOf

DigiEP

DigiEP2

Clavi

Clavi2

ClaviS

ClaviW

ClaviWa

SynClav

Celesta

Celesta 2

Dark Celesta

Dark Celesta 2

Celesta & Sine

Reecho Bell

Reecho Bell 2

Celesta & Music Box

Glockenspiel

Glockenspiel & Sine

Children's Song

Analog Bell

Stereo Analog Bell

Music Box

Vibraphone

Vibraphone / W

Vibraphone & Bell

Vibraphone & Harpsichord

Marimba

Marimba 2

Marimba / W

Marimba 2 / W

Sine Marimba

Stereo Marimba

Marimba & Vibraphone

Wood Drum

Rotating

Dual Attack

Stereo TRI

Xylophone

Xylophone 2

Tubular Bells

Tubular Bells 2

Tubular Bells 3

Rotate Octave

Synth Organ Staccato

Synth Organ Staccato 2

Dulcimer

Dulcimer 2

ORGAN

Drawbar Organ

Stereo Drawbar Organ

Soft Stereo Drawbar Organ

Mellow Drawbar Organ

Bright Drawbar Organ

Percussive Organ

Percussive Organ Detuned

Rock Organ

100

Rock Organ 2

101

Church Organ

102

Detuned Church Organ

103

Octave Church Organ

104

Octave Church Organ 2

105

Finale

106

Finale 2

107

Digital Organ

108

Analog Organ

Celesta2 CelestD CelestD2 Cele&Sin ReBell ReBell2 Cel&Mbox Glocken Glkn&Sin ChilSong AnaBell StAnaBel MusicBox Vibra VibraW Vibr&Bel Vibr&Hrp Marimba Marimba2 MarimbaW MarimbW2 Marm&Sin MarimbaS Marm&Vib WoodDrum Rotating DualAtta StTRI Xylophon Xylphon2 TubuBel TubuBel2 TubuBel3 RotateOc SyOrSta SyOrSta2 Dulcimer Dulcimr2

DrawOrg DrawOrgS DrawOgSf MellDOrg DrawOrgB PercOrgn DePerOrg RockOrgn RokOrgn2 ChurOrgn DeChuOrg ChrOrgO ChrOrgO2 Finale Finale2 DigiOrg AnaOrg

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Voice List

162

109

Analog Organ 2

110

Reed Organ

111

Reed Organ 2

112

Stereo Reed Organ

113

Accordion

114

Accordion 2

115

Stereo Accordion

116

Harmonica

117

Dark Harmonica

118

Tango Accordion

119

Dark Tango Accordion

AnaOrg2 ReedOrgn RedOrgn2 ReedOrgS Acordin Acordin2 AcordinS Harmnica HarmnicD TangoAcd TangAcdD

GUITAR

120

Nylon Guitar

121

Chorus Nylon Guitar

122

Stereo Nylon Guitar

123

Stereo Nylon Guitar 2

124

Steel Guitar

125

12 String Guitar

126

Detuned Steel Guitar

127

Jazz. Guitar

128

Clean Guitar

129

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Clean Guitar 2

130

Stereo Clean Guitar

131

Soft Clean Guitar

132

Chord Clean Guitar

133

Muted Guitar

134

Muted Guitar 2

135

Stereo Muted Guitar

136

Chord Muted Guitar

137

Overdrive Guitar

138

Dance Lead

139

Distortion Guitar

140

Analog Distortion Guitar

141

5Th Distortion

142

5Th Distortion 2

143

Analog Distortion

144

Analog Distortion 2

145

Analog Distortion Wah

146

Analog Distortion Wah 2

147

Guitar Harmonics

NylonGtr NylonGtC NylonGtS NylnGtS2 SteelGtr 12StrGtr DetStlGt JazzGtr CleanGtr CleanGt2 CleanGtS ClnGtSof ClnGtCho MutedGtr MutedGt2 MutedGtS MutGtCho Ovrdrive DancLead DistGtr AnDistGt 5ThDist 5ThDist2 AnaDist AnaDist2 AnDisWah AnDisWa2 GtrHarmo

STRINGS & ORCHESTRAL

148

Acoustic Bass

149

Acoustic Bass 2

150

Acoustic Bass Detuned

151

Velocity Crossfade Bass

152

Jazz Style

153

A.Bass & Mute G.T.

154

Finger Bass

155

Finger Bass 2

156

Finger Bass 3

157

Dark Finger Bass

158

Detuned Finger Bass

159

Velocity Bass

160

Bass & Distortion Guitar

161

Pick Bass

AcoBass AcoBass2 DetAcoBs VelCroBs JazzSty ABs&MtGT FngrBs FngrBs2 FngrBs3 FngrBsD DetFngBs VelBass Bs&DisGt PickBs

Pick Bass 2

163

Pick Bass 3

164

Mute Pick Bass

165

Pick & Finger Bass

166

Pick Bass & Clean Guitar

167

Detuned Pick Bass

168

Fretless Bass

169

Fretless Bass 2

170

Fretless Bass 3

171

Slap Bass

172

Slap Bass 2

173

Slap Bass 3

174

Slap Bass 4

175

Slap Bass 5

176

Synth Bass

177

Synth Bass 2

178

Synth Bass 3

179

Synth Bass 4

180

Synth Bass 5

STRINGS & ORCHESTRAL

181

Violin

182

Violin 2

183

2 Violin

184

Viola

185

Viola 2

186

2 Viola

187

Cello

188

Cello 2

189

2 Cello

190

Contrabass

191

Contrabass 2

192

Tremolo Strings

193

Tremolo Strings 2

194

Tremolo Strings 3

195

Pizzicato Strings

196

Pizzicato Strings 2

197

Pizzicato Strings 3

198

Orchestral Harp

199

Orchestral Harp 2

200

Orchestral Harp 3

201

Stereo Harp

202

Timpani

203

Timpani 2

204

Timpani 3

205

Strings Ensemble

206

Strings Ensemble 2

207

Strings Ensemble 3

208

Boiling Life

209

Stereo Strings

210

Stereo Strings 2

211

Synth Strings

212

Synth Strings 2

213

Synth Strings 3

214

Stereo Synth Strings

215

Stereo Synth Strings 2

PickBs2 PickBs3 PickBsM Pk&FgBs PBs&ClGt DetPkBs Fretles Fretles2 Fretles3 SlapBas SlapBas2 SlapBas3 SlapBas4 SlapBas5 SynBass SynBass2 SynBass3 SynBass4 SynBass5

Violin Violin2 2Violin Viola Viola2 2Viola Cello Cello2 2Cello Contrbs Contrbs2 TremStr TremStr2 TremStr3 PizzStr PizzStr2 PizzStr3 Harp Harp2 Harp3 HarpS Timpani Timpani2 Timpani3 Strings Strings2 Strings3 Boiling StringS StringS2 SynStrs SynStrs2 SynStrs3 SynStrS SynStrS2

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Voice List

216

Analog Orchestra

217

Analog String

218

Analog String 2

219

Slow Strings

220

Slow Strings 2

221

Choir Aahs

222

Choir Aahs 2

223

Dark Aahs

224

Dark Aahs 2

225

Stereo Aahs

226

Stereo Aahs 2

227

Mellow Choir Aahs

228

Aahs & SynStr

229

Big Aahs

230

Analog Sound

231

Analog Sound 2

232

Analog Sound 3

233

Voice Ooh

234

Synth Voice

235

Synth Voice 2

236

Stereo Synth Voice

237

HK 80's

CMY

238

Homesick

239

Child Interest

240

Child Interest 2

241

Mechanical Voice

242

Power Voice

243

Child Interest Wah

244

Orchestra Hit

245

Orchestra Hit Stereo

246

Orchestra Hit Octave

BRASS

247

Trumpet

248

Trumpet 2

249

Dark Trumpet

250

Dark Trumpet 2

251

Wah Trumpet

252

Trombone

253

Trombone 2

254

Tuba

255

Tuba 2

256

Muted Trumpet

257

Muted Trumpet 2

258

Horn

259

Horn 2

260

Horn 3

261

Stereo Synth Brass

262

5th Horn

263

Brass Ensemble

264

Majestic Unison

265

Synth Brass

266

Synth Brass 2

267

Synth Brass 3

268

Synth Brass 4

269

Synth Brass 5

270

Sharp Brass

AnaOrch

AnaStr

AnaStr2

SlowStr

SlowStr2

ChoirAah

ChoirAh2

ChoAhD

ChoAhD2

ChoAhS

ChoAhS2

ChoAhMel

Ah&SyStr

BigAahs

AnaSound

AnSound2

AnSound3

VoiceOoh

SynVoic

SynVoic2

SynVoicS

HK80's

Homesick

Interest

Intrest2

MechanVo

PoweVo

InterWah

OrchHit

OrchHitS

HitOctO

Trumpet

Trumpet2

TrumpetD

TrmpetD2

TrumpetW

Trmbone

Trmbone2

Tuba

Tuba2

MuteTrp

MuteTrp2

Horn

Horn2

Horn3

StSyBras

5thHorn

Brass

Unison

SynBras

SynBras2

SynBras3

SynBras4

SynBras5

SharpBra

271

Analog Brass

272

Analog Brass 2

273

Dynamics Analog Brass

274

Octave Synth Brass

REED

275

Soprano Sax

276

Soprano Sax 2

277

Alto Sax

278

Alto Sax 2

279

Tenor sax

280

Tenor sax 2

281

Baritone Sax

282

Baritone Sax 2

283

Oboe

284

Oboe 2

285

Sweet Oboe

286

English Horn

287

English Horn 2

288

Bassoon

289

Bassoon 2

290

Clarinet

291

Clarinet 2

PIPE

292

Piccolo

293

Piccolo 2

294

Flute

295

Flute 2

296

Recorder

297

Recorder 2

298

Pan Flute

299

Pan Flute 2

300

Blown Bottle

301

Blown Bottle 2

302

Shakuhachi

303

Shakuhachi 2

304

Whistle

305

Whistle 2

306

Ocarina

307

Ocarina 2

SYNTH LEAD

308

Square Lead

309

Square Lead 2

310

Square Lead 3

311

Analog Lead

312

Lead Sine

313

Lead Sine 2

314

Analog Electric

315

Slow Square Lead

316

Analog Classic Lead

317

Thick Square

318

Quint

319

Sine Solo

320

Pulse Lead

321

Pulse Lead 2

322

Mellow Wind

323

80's Digital

AnaBrass

AnaBras2

DyAnaBra

SynBrasO

SprnSax

SprnSax2

AltoSax

AltoSax2

TenoSax

TenoSax2

BariSax

BariSax2

Oboe

Oboe2

SwetOboe

EngHorn

EngHorn2

Bassoon

Bassoon2

Clarine

Clarine2

Piccolo

Piccolo2

Flute

Flute2

Recordr

Recordr2

PanFlut

PanFlut2

Bottle

Bottle2

Shakchi

Shakchi2

Whistle

Whistle2

Ocarina

Ocarina2

SquarLd

SquarLd2

SquarLd3

AnaLead

SineLead

SinLead2

AnaElect

SlowLead

AnClasLd

ThickSq

Quint

SineSolo

PulseLd

PulseLd2

Wind

80'sDig

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Voice List

324

Classic TRI

325

Stereo Analog Wind

326

Stereo Analog Wind 2

327

Sawtooth Lead

328

Sawtooth Lead 2

329

Sawtooth Lead 3

330

Stereo Sawtooth

331

Stereo Sawtooth 2

332

Stereo Sawtooth 3

333

Electronic Lead

334

Psychedelic

335

80's Synth

336

5Th Analog

337

5Th Analog 2

338

Vitality

339

5th Sawtooth

340

5th Sawtooth 2

341

Comedy

342

Comedy 2

343

Fazli Lead

344

80's Sawtooth

345

Wind Chimes

346

CMY

5Th Digital Age

347

5Th Digital Age 2

348

5Th Square

349

5Th Square 2

350

Stereo Pulse

351

Stereo Pulse 2

352

Analog Signal

353

Analog Signal 2

354

Stereo Electronic Lead

355

Stereo Electronic Lead 2

356

Stereo Electronic Lead 3

357

Stereo Electronic Lead 4

358

Calliope Lead

359

Calliope Lead 2

360

Calliope Lead 3

361

Grand

362

Grand 2

363

Octave Pad

364

Classic Lead

365

Sawtooth Wah

366

Chiff Lead

367

Chiff Lead 2

368

Chiff Lead 3

369

Charang Lead

370

Charang Lead 2

371

Fruity Lead

372

Fruity Lead 2

373

Voice Lead

374

Voice Lead 2

375

Robot

376

Robot 2

377

Modulation Distortion

378

Modulation Distortion 2

ClassTRI

StAnWind

StAnWid2

SawLead

SawLead2

SawLead3

SawLdS

SawLdS2

SawLdS3

ElecLead

Psyched

80'sSyn

5ThAna

5ThAna2

Vitality

5thSaw

5thSaw2

Comedy

Comedy2

FazliLd

80'sSaw

WindChi

5ThDigAg

5ThDgAg2

5ThSqu

5ThSqu2

StPulse

StPulse2

AnSignal

AnSignl2

StElecLd

StEleLd2

StEleLd3

StEleLd4

CalipLd

CalipLd2

CalipLd3

Grand

Grand2

OctPad

ClassLD

SawWah

ChiffLd

ChiffLd2

ChiffLd3

CharnLd

CharnLd2

FruityLd

FrutyLd2

VoiceLd

VoiceLd2

Robot

Robot2

ModDist

ModDist2

379

Control

380

Vague Vocals

381

Singl Synth

382

Analog Filter

383

Analog Voice

384

Analog Voice 2

385

Fifths Lead

386

Ninja

387

Ninja 2

388

Bass & Lead

389

Bass & Lead 2

390

Bass & Lead 3

391

Classic Synth

392

Classic Synth 2

393

Classic Synth 3

394

Electron Impac

395

Elastic Across

396

Single Sawtooth

397

Analog Wind

398

Electron Saw

399

Boring Sine

400

Steel Wire

401

Steel Wire 2

402

Analog Pulse

403

Happiness

404

Happiness 2

405

Happiness 3

406

Deformation Pulse SYNTH PAD

407

New Age Pad

408

New Age Pad 2

409

New Age Pad 3

410

Rise

411

Praise

412

Intangible

413

Warm Day

414

Warm Day 2

415

Warm Day 3

416

Dunhuang

417

Free Space

418

Plump Sawtooth

419

Square Wah

420

Double Pulse

421

Comedy Wah

422

Phase Shift

423

Phase Shift 2

424

Warm Pad

425

Warm Pad 2

426

Overture

427

Verve

428

Fulness Pad

429

Overture Wah

430

Digital Age

431

Analog Pad

432

Analog Pda2

433

Analog Pad 3

Control

VagueVo

SinglSyn

AnaFilt

AnaVo

AnaVo2

FifthsLd

Ninja

Ninja2

Bs&Lead

Bs&Lead2

Bs&Lead3

ClassSyn

ClassSy2

ClassSy3

EleImpac

Across

SinglSaw

AnaWind

EleSaw

BorSine

SteelWir

SteelWr2

AnaPulse

Happines

Happine2

Happine3

DefPulse

NewAgPd

NewAgPd2

NewAgPd3

Rise

Praise

Intangi

WarmDay

WarmDay2

WarmDay3

Dunhuang

FreeSpa

PlumpSaw

SquaWah

DoubPul

ComeWah

PhaShift

PhaShit2

WarmPad

WarmPad2

Overture

Verve

FulnesPd

OvertWah

DigitAge

AnalPd

AnalPd2

AnalPd3

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Voice List

487

434

Analog Pad 4

435

Analog Pad 5

436

Analog Wah

437

Sharp

438

Warm Pulse

439

Warm Pulse 2

440

Happiness Pad

441

Sawtooth Pad

442

Sawtooth Pad 2

443

Poly Synth Pad

444

Poly Synth Pad 2

445

Poly Synth Pad 3

446

Modulation Distortion Wah

447

Choir Pad

448

Choir Pad 2

449

Plush Pad

450

Dawn Wah

451

Chorus Pad Wah

452

Electric Pad

453

5Th PAD

454

Bowed Pad

455

Bowed Pad 2

456

CMY

Bowed Pad 3

457

Metallic Pad

458

Dream

459

Dream 2

460

Dream 3

461

Dpray

462

Digital Pad

463

Organ Pad Wah

464

Pipe Organ Pad

465

Scene Pad

466

Halo Pad

467

Halo Pad 2

468

Background

469

Background 2

470

Background 3

471

Background 4

472

Sweep Pad

473

Star Trek

474

Digital Wah

475

Warm Wah

476

Pulse Wah

477

Digital Distortion Wah

478

Pulse

479

Pulse 2

480

Pulse 3

AnalPd4

AnalPd5

AnaloWah

Sharp

WarmPul

WarmPul2

HappiPd

SawPad

SawPad2

PlySyPd

PlySyPd2

PlySyPd3

ModDiWah

ChoPad

ChoPad2

PlushPad

DawnWah

ChoPdWah

ElecPad

5ThPad

BowdPad

BowdPad2

BowdPad3

MetalPad

Dream

Dream2

Dream3

Dpray

DigiPad

OrganWah

PipOrPd

ScenePad

HaloPad

HaloPad2

Backgrd

Backgrd2

Backgrd3

Backgrd4

SweepPad

StarTrek

DigiWah

WarmWah

PulseWah

DiDisWah

Pulse

Pulse2

Pulse3

SYNTH SFX

481

Rain

482

Mysterious

483

Clusters of Stars

484

Additive Synthesis

485

Want To Go

486

Additive Synth Wah

Rain

Mysterio

Stars

AddSynth

Wanttogo

AddWah

Soundtrack

488

Lost Garden

489

Far Away

490

Crystal

491

Crystal 2

492

Crystal 3

493

Drops Of Water

494

Game

495

Game 2

496

Fly Into Space

497

Little Funny

498

Funny Hammer

499

Surface Of The Water

500

Water Drop

501

Atmosphere

502

Clouds

503

Clouds 2

504

Brightness

505

Brightness 2

506

Life

507

Life 2

508

Fresh

509

Fresh 2

510

Goblins

511

Fantasy

512

Space Trojan

513

Ceremony

514

Phonism

515

Phonism 2

516

Echoes

517

Echoes 2

518

Empty

519

Empty 2

520

Deformation

521

Deformation 2

522

Sci-Fi

523

Sci-Fi 2

524

WindBells

525

WindBells 2

526

Artistic

527

Artistic 2

528

Artistic 3

529

Artistic 4

530

Artistic 5

531

Digital Effect

532

Abyss

533

Abyss 2

534

Abyss 3

535

Spectrum

536

Spectrum 2

537

Spectrum 3

ETHNIC MISC.

538

Sitar

539

Sitar 2

Soundtrk

Garden

FarAway

Crystal

Crystal2

Crystal3

Water

Game

Game2

Fly

Funny

FunnyHam

Surface

WaterWah

Atmosphr

Clouds

Clouds2

Bright

Bright2

Life

Life2

Fresh

Fresh2

Goblins

Fantasy

SpaceTro

Ceremony

Phonism

Phonism2

Echoes

Echoes2

Empty

Empty2

Deformat

Deforma2

Sci-Fi

Sci-Fi2

WindBell

WindBel2

Artistic

Artisti2

Artisti3

Artisti4

Artisti5

DigitaEf

Abyss

Abyss2

Abyss3

Spectrum

Spectru2

Spectru3

Sitar

Sitar2

540

Detuned Sitar

541

Banjo

542

Banjo 2

543

Shamisen

544

Shamisen 2

545

Shamisen 3

546

Koto

547

Koto 2

548

Koto 3

549

Kalimba

550

Kalimba 2

551

Kalimba 3

552

Bagpipe

553

Bagpipe 2

554

Fiddle

555

Fiddle 2

556

Shania

557

Shania 2

PERCUSSIVE

558

Tinkle Bell

559

Agogo

560

Steel Drums

561

Bass Drum

562

Wood Block

563

Snare

564

Taiko Drum

565

Melodic Tom

566

Synth Drum

567

Dynamics jump

568

Reverse Cymbal

SFX

569

Guitar Fret Noise

570

Breath Noise

571

Seashore

572

Bird Tweet

573

Telephone Ring

574

Helicopter

575

Applause

576

Gunshot

577

Fall

SYNTH SFX

578

Standard Drum Set

579

Rock Drum Set

580

Electronic Drum Set

DetSitar

Banjo

Banjo2

Shamisn

Shamisn2

Shamisn3

Koto

Koto2

Koto3

Kalimba

Kalimba2

Kalimba3

Bagpipe

Bagpipe2

Fiddle

Fiddle2

Shania

Shania2

TnklBell

Agogo

StelDrum

BassDrum

WoodBlok

Snare

TaikoDrm

MelodTom

SynDrum

Dynjump

RevCymbl

FretNoiz

BrthNoiz

Seashore

Telphone

Helicptr

Applause

Gunshot

Fall

StandSet

RockSet

ElecSet

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Style List

No.

English Name

LCD Name

LATIN 1

Cha Cha

Pop Cha Cha

Rhumba

Pop Rhumba

Bossa Nova 1

Bossa Nova 2

Tango

Jazz Samba

Reggae

Pop Reggae

ChaCha

P.ChaCha

Rhumba

P.Rhumba

Bossa1

Bossa2

Tango

JazSamba

Reggae

P.Reggae

DANCE 1

Disco 1

Disco 2

Disco Funk

Dance

House 1

House 2

Rap

Euro Beat

Hip Hop

CMY

Techno

BEAT & POP 1

8 Beat 1

8 Beat 2

8 Beat 3

8 Beat 4

60’s 8 Beat

8 Beat Ballad

8 Beat Rock

16 Beat 1

16 Beat 2

16 Beat Pop

16 Beat Shuffle

Ballad

Slow Ballad

16 Beat Ballad

Unplugged

Disco1

Disco2

DiscFunk

Dance

House1

House2

Rap

EuroBeat

HipHop

Techno

8Beat1

8Beat2

8Beat3

8Beat4

60's8Bt

8BtBld

8BtRock

16Beat1

16Beat2

16BtPop

16BtShfl

Ballad

SlowBld

16BtBld

Unpluged

ROCK 1

Rock

Pop Rock

Fast Rock

Slow Rock 1

Slow Rock 2

Rock & Roll

Heavy Metal

Blues Boogie

Blues

Shuffle

Blues Shuffle

Rock Shuffle

Charleston

Rock

PopRock

FastRock

SlwRock1

SlwRock2

RockRoll

H.Metal

B.Boogie

Blues

Shuffle

B.Shufle

R.Shufle

Charston

SOUL & FUNK 1

Funky Pop

Jazz Funk

FunkyPop

JazzFunk

Cool Funky

Soul 1

Soul 2

Soul Shuffle

Soul Blues

R & B

6/8 Gospel

Pop Groove

JAZZ 1

Swing

Cool Jazz

Pop Swing

Swing Fox

Big Band

Big Band Medium

Jazz Waltz

Ragtime

Dixieland

Quick Step

COUNTRY 1

Country 1

Country 2

Pop Country

Country Rock

Country Folk

3/4 Country

Country Waltz

Country Shuffle

Country Boogie

Country Blues

Country Quick Step

Bluegrass

TRADITIONAL 1

March 1

March 2

German March

6/8 March

Polka

Pop Polka

Waltz

Slow Waltz

Vienna Waltz

Musette

PIANIST 1

Piano 8 Beat

Piano Ballad

Piano Boogie

Piano Jazz

Piano Swing

Piano Jazz Waltz

Piano Twist

Piano March

Piano 6/8 March

100

Piano Waltz

LATIN 2

101

Cha Cha-2

102

Pop Cha Cha-2

103

Rhumba-2

104

Pop Rhumba-2

105

Bossa Nova 1-2

CoolFunk Soul1 Soul2 SoulShfl SoulBlue R&B 6/8Gospl PopGrove

Swing CoolJazz PopSwing SwingFox BigBand BandMedi JazWaltz Ragtime Dixeland QuickStp

Country1 Country2 PopCntry CtryRock CtryFolk 3/4Ctry C.Waltz CtryShfl C.Boogie C.Blues CtryStep Bluegras

March1 March2 G.March 6/8March Polka PopPolka Waltz SloWaltz VieWaltz Musette

Pno8Beat PnoBalad PnoBogie PnoJazz PnoSwing P.JWaltz PnoTwist PnoMarch Pno6/8Mr PnoWaltz

ChaCha2 P.ChaCa2 Rhumba2 P.Rhumb2 Bossa1-2

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Style List

162

106

Bossa Nova 2-2

107

Tango-2

108

Jazz Samba-2

109

Reggae-2

110

Pop Reggae-2

Bossa2-2 Tango-2 JzSamba2 Reggae2

P.Regga2 DANCE 2 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 120

Disco 1-2 Disco 2 Disco Funk-2 Dance-2 House 1-2 House 2-2 Rap-2 Euro Beat-2 Hip Hop-2 Techno-2

Disco1-2

Disco2-2

DiscoFk2

Dance-2

House1-2

House2-2

Rap-2

EuropBt2

HipHop-2

Techno-2 BEAT & POP 2 121

8 Beat 1-2

122

8 Beat 2-2

123

8 Beat 3-2

124

8 Beat 4-2

125

60’s 8 Beat-2

126

8 Beat Ballad-2

127

8 Beat Rock-2

128

CMY

16 Beat 1-2

129

16 Beat 2-2

130

16 Beat Pop-2

131

16 Beat Shuffle-2

132

Ballad-2

133

Slow Ballad-2

134

16 Beat Ballad-2

135

Unplugged-2

ROCK 2 136

Rock-2

137

Pop Rock-2

138

Fast Rock-2

139

Slow Rock 1-2

140

Slow Rock 2-2

141

Rock & Roll-2

142

Heavy Metal-2

143

Blues Boogie-2

144

Blues-2

145

Shuffle-2

146

Blues Shuffle-2

147

Rock Shuffle-2

148

Charleston-2

8Beat1-2

8Beat2-2

8Beat3-2

8Beat4-2

60's8Bt2

8BtBld-2

8BtRck-2

16Bt1-2

16Bt2-2

16BtPop2

16BtShf2

Ballad-2

SlwBld-2

16BtBld2

Unplug-2

Rock-2

PopRck-2

FastRk-2

SlwRk1-2

SlwRk2-2

RkRoll-2

H.Metal2

B.Bogie2

Blues-2

Shufle-2

B.Shufl2

R.Shufl2

Charstn2

Swing Fox-2

163

Big Band-2

164

Big Band Medium-2

165

Jazz Waltz-2

166

Ragtime-2

167

Dixieland-2

168

Quick Step-2

COUNTRY 2

169

Country 1-2

170

Country 2-2

171

Pop Country-2

172

Country Rock-2

173

Country Folk-2

174

3/4 Country -2

175

Country Waltz-2

176

Country Shuffle-2

177

Country Boogie-2

178

Country Blues-2

179

Country Quick Step-2

180

Bluegrass-2 TRADITIONAL 2 181

March 1-2 182

March 2-2 183

German March-2 184

6/8 March-2 185

Polka-2 186

Pop Polka-2 187

Waltz-2 188

Slow Waltz-2 189

Vienna Waltz-2 190

Musette-2 PIANIST 2 191

Piano 8 Beat-2 192

Piano Ballad-2 193

Piano Boogie-2 194

Piano Jazz-2 195

Piano Swing-2 196

Piano Jazz Waltz-2 197

Piano Twist-2 198

Piano March-2 199

Piano 6/8 March-2 200

Piano Waltz-2

SOUL & FUNK 2 149

Funky Pop-2

150

Jazz Funk-2

151

Cool Funky-2

152

Soul 1-2

153

Soul 2-2

154

Soul Shuffle-2

155

Soul Blues-2

156

R & B-2

157

6/8 Gospel-2

158

Pop Groove-2

FunkPop2 JazzFk-2 CoolFk-2 Soul1-2 Soul2-2 SoulShf2 SoulBlu2 R&B-2 6/8Gosp2

PopGrov2 JAZZ 2 159 160 161

Swing-2 Cool Jazz-2 Pop Swing-2

Swing-2

CoolJz-2

PopSwin2

SwinFox2 BigBand2 BandMed2 JzWaltz2 Ragtime2 Dixland2 QuickSp2

Cntry1-2 Cntry2-2 PopCtry2 CtryRk-2 CtryFok2 3/4Ctry2 C.Waltz2 CtryShf2 C.Bogie2 C.Blues2 CtryStp2 Bluegra2

March1-2 March2-2 G.March2 6/8Marc2 Polka-2 PopPoka2 Waltz-2 SlWaltz2 ViWaltz2 Musette2

Pno8Bt-2 PnoBald2 PnoBogi2 PnoJazz2 PnoSwin2 P.JWalz2 PnoTwis2 PnoMarc2 Pno6/8M2 P.Waltz2

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Song List

No.

English Name

CLASSIC

Chanson Du Toreador

Meditation

Wiegenlied

A Lover's Concerto

Whispering Hope

From The New World

O Sole Mio

Auf Flugeln Des Gesanges

Santa Lucia

FAVORITE

Deck The Halls

Old Folks At Home

Camptown Races

Oh! Susanna

Jeanie With The Light Brown Hair

Long Long Ago

Annie Laurie

My Old Kentucky Home

Turkey In The Straw

CMY

Aloha Oe

Carry Me Back To Old Virginny

The Blue-Bells Of Scotland

Joy To The World

Jingle Bells

Battle Hymne Of The Republic

Silent Night

Ode To Joy

My Bonnie

La Cucaracha

Yellow Rose Of Texas

The Wabash Cannon Ball

Red River Valley

Dreaming Of Home And Mother

Ring Ring De Banjo

Der Freischutz

Tales Of Hoffman

Die Forelle

FOLK

Aura Lea

When The Saints Go Marching In

Twinkle Twinkle Little Star

I’ve Been Working On The Railroad

With Games

Way Home

Yankee Doodle

Michael Row The Boat Ashore

Auld Lang Syne

My Darling Clementine

Little Brown Jug

The House Of The Rising Sun

Danny Boy

El Condor Pasa

Greensleeves

Heidenroslein

LCD Name

Toreador

Meditati

WieGenli

Concerto

Whisper

NewWorld

OSoleMio

Gesanges

SantaLuc

DeckHall

OldFolks

C.Races

Susanna

Jeanie

LongAgo

AnnieLa

Kentucky

TukyStaw

AlohaOe

Virginny

BlueBell

JoyWorld

JingBell

BatlHyme

SltNight

OdeToJoy

MyBonnie

Cucarach

YellRose

CannBall

RedRiver

Dreaming

DeBanjo

DerFreis

Hoffman

Forelle

AuraLea

Marching

Twinkle

WorkRail

WithGame

WayHome

YankeeD

RowBoat

LangSyne

Clemtine

BrownJug

RiseSun

DannyBoy

ElCondor

Sleeves

Heidenro

Wiegenlied 2

Her Bright Smile Haunts Me Still

Old Black Joe

Old Dog Tray

Are You Lonesome Tonight?

Arirang

The Quilting Party

The Colorado Trail

I'D Like To Be In Texas

Shenandoah

Down In The Valley

On Top Of Old Smoky

Barbara Allen

Careless Love

Sweet Betsy From Pike

Jesse James

The Cowboy's Lament

KID’S SONG

Skip To My Lou

London Bridge Is Falling Down

Home On The Range

This Old Man

Polly Wolly Doodle

Sippin' Cider Through A Straw

Home Sweet Home

Mary Had A Little Lamb

BALLROOM

Valse Brillante Op 34 #3 In F Major

Musette In D Major

Blue Bird Waltz PIANO & KEYBOARD

Yankee Doodle (Piano)

Kaiser Walzer

Etude On Leger Lines 2

From A Story Book

Hanon Piano Fingering 1

Hanon Piano Fingering 2

Hanon Piano Fingering 3

Hanon Piano Fingering 4

Hanon Piano Fingering 5

Hanon Piano Fingering 6

Hanon Piano Fingering 7

Basic Tutorial Beyer Piano 8

Basic Tutorial Beyer Piano 12

Basic Tutorial Beyer Piano 13

Basic Tutorial Beyer Piano 14

Basic Tutorial Beyer Piano 15

Basic Tutorial Beyer Piano 16

Basic Tutorial Beyer Piano 18

Basic Tutorial Beyer Piano 19

100

Basic Tutorial Beyer Piano 20

101

Cuckoo

102

Basic Tutorial Beyer Piano 21

103

Basic Tutorial Beyer Piano 29

104

Butterfly

Wieglid2

HerSmile

BlackJoe

DogTray

Lonesome

Arirang

TheParty

TheTrail

InTexas

Shenando

Valley

TopSmoky

Allen

CaleLove

SwetPike

James

CowboyLa

SkipMyLo

Bridge

HomeRang

OldMan

PlyWlyDo

SipinCid

SwetHome

MaryLamb

ValOpFMr

MusetDMr

BlueBird

YankeeD2

Kaiser

EtudeLL2

StoryBok

Hanon1

Hanon2

Hanon3

Hanon4

Hanon5

Hanon6

Hanon7

Beyer8

Beyer12

Beyer13

Beyer14

Beyer15

Beyer16

Beyer18

Beyer19

Beyer20

Cuckoo

Beyer21

Beyer29

Buterfly

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Song List

105

Basic Tutorial Beyer Piano 45

106

Christmas Eve

107

Basic Tutorial Beyer Piano 50

108

Basic Tutorial Beyer Piano 52

109

Basic Tutorial Beyer Piano 55

110

Basic Tutorial Beyer Piano 59

111

Beyer Eight Degrees Jump Etude

112

Basic Tutorial Beyer Piano The Scale Of C Major

113

Basic Tutorial Beyer Piano 65

114

Basic Tutorial Beyer Piano 66

115

Old Folks At Home (Piano)

116

Basic Tutorial Beyer Piano The Scale Of G Major

117

Basic Tutorial Beyer Piano 70

118

Basic Tutorial Beyer Piano 72

119

Basic Tutorial Beyer Piano 73

120

Basic Tutorial Beyer Piano 74

121

A Little Polish Dance

122

Larghetto

123

Minuet 2

124

Prelude

125

Duke Aria From “The Rigoletto”

126

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Puck

127

The Happy Farmer

128

Etude

129

Dance Of The Four Swans From "Swan Lake"

130

Jesus Saviour Pilot Me

131

Old Macdonald Had A Farm

132

2-Part Invention No.13 In A Minor BWV 784

133

Musette

134

Bourree

135

Carl Czerny 599 NO92

136

Away In A Manger

137

Marriage Of Figaro

138

Angels We Have Heard On High

139

Waltz

140

Did You Ever See A Lassie

141

Old France

142

Santa Claus Is Coming To Town

143

Minuet 3

144

In The Theatre

145

Alfredo And Violetta Column Tower Duet

146

Als Die Alte Mutter Mich Noch lehrte Singen

147

At The Ball

148

Dancing Raindrops

149

Comin'Round The Mountain

150

Song Of The Brook

151

Cotton-pickin' Fingers

152

Menuett G Dur 3

153

Knight

154

Gavotte

155

The Angels Singing

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