Medeli MC70 Instruction Manual

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RESPONSE

Content

GeneralGuide

Introduction
Careofyourelectronickeyboard
Powersupply
Connections

Playdemosongs
Playthesongs
Lesson

Selecting&PlayingaVoice
VoicesandEffects

SelectingaStyle
PlayingaStyle

Memory
Onetouchsetting
Functionselect

Metronome

1.FrontPanel

2.RearPanelJack

3.LCDDisplay

-Theheadphonejack

-Thesustainjack

-TheAux.Outjack

-TheMIDIOUTjacks

-startlesson

-lesson1

-lesson2

-lesson3

-Pianovoice

-Transposeandpitchchange

-Sustainvoice

-Touch

-PlayingaselectedStyle

-Setthetempo

-Stylecontrol

-Accompvolume

-Transpose

-Beat

-MIDIchannel

-Effect

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Recordandplayback

Chorddictionary
MIDI

Specifications

Appendix2-StyleList
Appendix3-SongList
Appendix4-DEMOList
Appendix5-MIDIImplementationChart
Appendix6-ChordTable

-Record

-Playback

-WhatisMIDI?

-MIDIOUT

Appendix1-VoiceList

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GeneralGuide

1.FRONTPANEL

POWERSWITCH
MASTERVOLUME
ACCOMPVOLUME
TEMPO
CHORDDICTIONARY
START/STOP
SYNC
INTRO/ENDING
FILL-INA/FILL-INB
STORE/M1-M6
O.T.S.
AUTOBASSCHORD
LESSON
DEMO
FUNCTION
STYLE
SONG
VOICE
PIANO
METRONOME
RECORD
PLAY/STOP
SUSTAIN
TOUCH
LCDDISPLAY
NUMERICKEYPAD
PITCHBEND

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2.REARPANELJACK

3.LCDDISPLAY

A.B.C.
LESSON1

VOICE
STYLE
SONG
RECORD
BEAT

LESSON2
LESSON3

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RESPONSE

MIDIOUT
SUSTAIN
AUX.OUT

PHONES
DC12V

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TEMPO/COUNT
VOICENUMBER
CHORD
TREBLECLEF
BASSCLEF
O.T.S.
M1-M6
KEYBOARD

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Introduction

Thankyouforpurchasingtheelectronickeyboard.Thiselectronickeyboardprovidesyouthe
followingfeaturesandfunctions.

128Voices(

6memorystorage
MIDIcompatibility
Songrecording

121PCMvoices,6Chinesevoicesandonesetofdrumkit).
100autoaccompanystyles.
100songsofdifferentstyle.
Thesonglessonmodecanbeusedinthreestatus(Lesson1,Lesson2,Lesson3)
Chorddictionaryforbeginners.

Careofyourelectronickeyboard

Yourkeyboardwillgiveyoumuchpleasureifyoufollowthesimplerulesgivenbelow:

Donotexposetheelectronickeyboardtothehightemperature,directsunlight,andexcessive
dustplaces.
Avoidphysicalshockscausedbydropping,bumping,orplacingheavyobjectsontheelectronic
keyboard.
Neverusecleanerssuchasalcoholorthinnertocleantheelectronickeyboard.
Alwaysturnpoweroffwhenmakinganyconnections.

Powersupply

Thiselectronickeyboardcanbepoweredbycurrentfromastandardhouseholdwalloutlet
(usingthespecifiedACadaptor)orbybatteries.

UsingtheACadaptor

MakesurethatonlytheACspecifiedadaptorforthis
electronickeyboardisused.Theadaptorshallbe12V
DCoutput,800mA,andcenterpositivetype.
Makesuretoturnofftheelectronickeyboardbeforeyou
connecttheadaptorintotheACwalloutlet.

Cautions:

UseonlythespecifiedACadaptor.Useofanothertypeofadaptorhasadangeroffireand
electricalshock.
Forsafetysake,makesuretounplugtheACadaptorfromthewalloutletwheneverleavingthe
electronickeyboardunattendedforalongtime.

Usingbatteries

Alwaysmakesuretoturnthekeyboardoffbeforeinsertingnewbatteriesorreplacingoldones.

DC12V

Toinsertthebatteries

Openthebatterycompartmentunderneaththekeyboard.1.

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Insert6"D"sizebatteriesintothebatterycompartmentbyfollowingthepolaritymarkingsonthe
cabinet.

2.

Closethebatterycompartmentandmakesurethebatterycompartmentcoverlocksfirmly.3.

Cautions:

Improperhandlingofthebatteriescancausethemtoburstorleak,creatingthedangerof
personalinjuryordamageofthekeyboard.Makesuretotakethefollowingimportant
precautionswhenusingbatteries:

Neverusebatteriesofdifferenttypes.
Nevermixoldbatterieswithnewones.
Alwaysmakesuretoremovethebatteriesfromthekeyboard'sbatterycompartment.
Whenthekeyboardisnotexpectedtobeusedforalongperiodoftime,removethebatteries
fromthekeyboard.
Replacethebatteriesassoonaspossibleafteranysignofdischarge.

Lowbatteryindications

Anyofthefollowingsymptomsindicatelowbatterypower.Replacethebatteriesassoonas
possiblewheneveranyofthefollowingoccurs.

Adimanddifficult-to-readLCDdisplay.
Abnormallylowspeaker/headphonevolume.
Distortionofthesoundoutput.
Suddenpowerfailurewhenplayingathighvolume.
Abnormalplayingoftherhythmsordemosongs.
Dimmingofthedisplaywhenplayingathighvolume.

Connections

Theheadphonejack

ApairofstereoheadphonescanbepluggedintothePHONESjackforprivatepracticeorlate
nightplaying.Theinternalspeakersystemisautomaticallyturnedoffwhentheheadphonesis
pluggedintothePHONESjack.

Thesustainjack

AnoptionalfootswitchcanbepluggedintotheSUSTAINjackforsustaincontrol.Thefootswitch
functionislikethesustainpedalonapiano-pressforsustain.Returntonormalsoundwhenreleasingit.

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TheAux.Outjack

TheAUX.OUTjackdeliverstheoutputofthekeyboardforconnectiontoanexternalamplifier.
UsinganaudiocordtoplugintoAUX.OUTjacklocatedontherearpanel.Thenplugtheother
endofthecordintoLINEINorAUX.INoftheamplifier.

Stereo
System

TheMIDIOUTjacks

TheMIDIOUTconnectortransmitMIDIdatageneratedbytheelectronickeyboardtoanexternal
MIDIdevice.

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Playdemosongs

Aselectionof6demosongsarebuilt-infortheplayer.
Theywillgiveyouagoodideaofwhatyourkeyboardcando.

1.ConnecttheDCpowercorrectlyandthenpress[POWER]toturniton.

2.Adjustthevolumetoaappropriatelevelbyturningtheswitch.[VOLUME]

Pressthe[DEMO]buttonatanystatustoenterdemomode.All6demoswillplay
fromthefirstinsequence.TheLCDdisplaysd-xx.

3.

Usethe[0-9]orthe[-/NO]/[+/YES]buttontoselectdemosong.Whenasongisselected,
thesongnumberoftheselectedsongwillflashfor3secondsbeforethedemosongstarts.

4.

Toplayaspecificdemosonginloop,holdthe[DEMO]buttonfor3secondswhilethedemosong
isplaying.

Tostopthedemosong,pressthe[DEMO]orthe[START/STOP]button.

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Playthesongs

Aselectionof50songsarebuilt-infortheplayer.
YoucanusetheMelodyOfffunctiontoturnoffthemelodyofthesongandlearntoplaybyfollowing
thesignalsonthedisplay.

Pressthe[SONG]button.All100songswillplayfromthecurrentsonginsequence.Atthistime,

theSongindicatorontheLCDwilllightup,andtheLCDdisplaysthesongnumbers-xx.

1.

Youcanusetheorthe[-/NO]/[+/YES]buttonstoselectasong.W[09]henasongisselected,
thesongnumberwillflashfor3secondsbeforethesongstarts.

～2.

Press[START/STOP]againtostopthesong.

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Note:Whensongisplaying,allkeysareinactive,exceptforpressing[DEMO],[START/STOP],
[LESSON],[TEMPO+/-]and[0-9],[+],[-]numberkeys.

3.

Lesson

Insongmode,pressthe[LESSON]toenterthelessonmode.ThreelessonmodeLESSON
1,2,3areprovidedforuserslearning

Insongmode,pressthe[LESSON]buttontochooseoneofthethreelessonmodesortoexitthe
lessonmodeinaloop.Pressthe[START/STOP]buttontostartorstopthelesson.
Ifyouplaywrongormissanote,youscorewillbededucted.

ThemelodynotesaredisplayedontheLCD.Ifyoupressanykeyswhenthereisanoteinsong,

thenotewillsoundoutcorrectlynomatterwhatkeysyouhavepressed.

Thesongwillnotgoonuntilyouplaytherightnote.

Thesongwillbeplayingandthemelodyisoff.Youshouldplaythenotenotonlycorrectlybutalso
atthepropertime.

LESSON1,LESSON2,LESSON3allhavethegradefunction.Therearefourlevels.
ThelessontheLCDwilldisplayyourscoreandtellyouyourlevel.
Levelone80100excellent
Leveltwo6079verygood
Levelthree3059good
Levelfourbelow30ok

Afteragradeisgiven,theSONGwillplayagainandretainthelessonmode.

Startlesson

LESSON1(Onekey)

LESSON2(Waiting)

LESSON3(Melodyoff)

Grade

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Select&PlayingVoices

Thekeyboardhas128voicesthatyoucanselectandplayonthekeyboard.Beforeyouselecta
voice,makesureyouhaveselectedVOICEmode.Pressthe[VOICE]buttontoselecttheVOICE
mode.

The[+/YES]and[-/NO]buttons:

Press[VOICE]buttontoentervoicemode.
Press[+/YES]/[-/NO]buttontochooseyourdesiredvoice.
Theselectedvoicenumberwillshowonthedisplay.

Thenumberbuttons:

Thenumberbuttonscanbeusedtodirectlypressthenumberofthedesiredvoice.

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Whenselectingvoice01-99,youcandirectlyusethenumberkey[0-9]toinputthe
voicenumber.

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2.

Toselectvoice100-128,pressthenumberkey[1]andholditforfewseconds.
TheLCDwillthendisplay1whichindicatesonehundred.Afterthat,usethekey

numbertoinput00-28forvoice100-128.

Pianovoice

Transposeandpitchchange

Press[PIANO]tothepianomode.TheLCDdisplaysPIANO,andthevoiceischangedtopiano
immediately.

Thepianomodedoesnotfunctionwhenthestyleisplaying.Press[PIANO]againor[FUNCTION],
[DEMO],[VOICE],[O.T.S],[REPLAY],[SONG],[STYLE],[RECORD]andthememorykeys
willexitthePIANOmode.TheLCDandthevoicewillrevertbacktotheformerstatus.

Ifyoudon'tusethe[PIANO]toexit,thevoicewillretainasthepianovoice.

Transpose:

Pitchbendwheel:

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VoiceandEffects

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Sustainvoice

Touch

Afterpoweristurnedon,theSustainfunctionisautomaticallysettooff.
Pressthe[SUSTAIN]buttontoshifttheSUSTAINON/OFFstatusandtheSUSTAIN

indicatorontheLCDwilllightonoroffinthisstatus.

Youcanalsocontrolthesustaineffectbyasustainpedal.

Thereare16velocitylevels.Afterpoweristurnedon,thetouchfunctionisautomaticallysettoon.
Pressthe[TOUCH]buttonandtheLCDdisplaysTCOn.“”

Toturnoffthetouchfunction,pressthe[TOUCH]buttonagainandtheLCDdisplays"TCOFF".:

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SelectingaStyle

Thekeyboardhas100differentauto-accompanimentstyles.ItssophisticatedAutoAccompaniment
systemcanprovideautomaticbassandchordbackingthatperfectlymatchtotheselected
accompanimentstyle.

Afterpoweristurnedon,thestyleisautomaticallysettonumberone.Whenyoupress[STYLE]
button,theSTYLEflaglights,andyoucanuse[+]/[]orthenumberkeystoselectthedesiredstyle.－

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Whenselectingstyle01-99,youcandirectlyusethenumberkey[0-9]toinputthestyle

number.

Whenselectingstyle100,youmustpressthenumberkey[1]andholditforafewseconds.

Whenastyleisplaying,youcanselectanewstyleatanytime.Thenumberofthenewstyle
willdisplayontheLCDimmediately.Ifthestylechangesatbeatone,thenewstylewillplayat
once;ifthestylechangesattheotherbeats,thenewstylewillstartinnextmeasure.
Thenewstylewillplaywiththeoldtempo.

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PlayingaStyle

PlayingaselectedStyle

Startastyle

Syncstart

Pressthe[INTRO/ENDING]beforestartthestyle:

ThestylewillenterNORMALorVARATIONafterplayinganintro.Youcaninsertafillinand
entertwodifferentstatus,NORMALandVARATIONbyusing[FILL-INA]and[FILL-INB]
respectively.
Youcanalsousethe[INTRO/ENDING]tostopthestyleafterthestyleisplayingattheend.

Toinsertanintroduction,press[INTRO]beforepressing[START/STOP]button.
Tostopplayingastyle,press[START/STOP].

Press[START/STOP]button,thedrumpartofthestylewillplayatonce.WhentheABC

isturnedon,youcanhearthedrumpartaswellasthebassandchord.afteryouplayachord

Press[SYNC]buttonandthebeatindicatorwillflashatthespeedofcurrenttempo.Youcan
startplayingthesongbytappinganykeysonthekeyboardwhentheABCisoff.
WhenABCisturnedon,youcanonlystartthestylewiththechordandbassbytappingachordin
thechordrangeofthekeyboard.

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Theremarkisflashing

self-motionaccomany

SettheTempo

Stylecontrol

Press[TEMPO+]and[TEMPO-]buttontochangethestyletempo.
(Rangingfrom30-280)

Whenstylestops,thetempowillchangewiththestyle'sdefaulttempo.
Whenstyleisplaying,thetempowillnotchangewiththestyle.
Torevertbackthedefaulttempoofastyle,pressboth[TEMPO+]and[TEMPO-]
buttonsimultaneously.

Whenthestylestops,press[INTRO/ENDING],thenpress[START/STOP]or[SYNC]
toselectdifferentkindofstartingmode.Ifyoupressavalidchord,youcanhearawonderful
introwhichwillleadyoutothemainstyle.TheindicatoreitherNORorVARontheLCDwill
flashwhenanintroisplaying.

INTRO:

Theremarkisflashing

FILL-INA:

Whenthestyleisplaying,press[FILL-INA]toinsertafillinandenterthenormalstatus.
Whenfillinisplaying,theindicatorNORontheLCDisflashing.

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FILL-INB：

Whenthestyleisplaying,press[FILL-INB]toinsertafillinandenterthevariationstatus.
Whenfillinisplaying,theindicatorVARontheLCDisflashing.

ENDING：

Whenthestyleisplaying,press[INTRO/ENDING]toplayanending.Normallythestyle
endswiththeending.Youcanalsousethe[FILL-INA]/[FILL-INB]tomakethestylego
backtothenormalorvariationsstatuswhenanendingisplaying.TheindicatorNORor
VARontheLCDwillflashwhenanendingisplaying.

AccompVolume

Pressthe[ACCOMP.VOLUME+]/[ACCOMP.VOLUME-]buttontochangethestylevolume.
TheLCDwilldisplayACPXX.Therangeisfrom0to15.ThesebuttonsareinactiveinSONG
mode.

Pressboth[ACCOMP.VOLUME+]and[ACCOMP.VOLUME-]atthesametimetorevert
theaccompvolumebacktodefault12.

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Memory

Onetouchsetting

Thereare6memoriesinthekeyboard.
Pressandholdthe[STORE]button.ThenpressM1(orM2-M3)tostorethevoice,style,

tempo,accompvolume,sustain,touch.
Youcaneasilyrecallthembypressingthebuttonduringtheperformance.

Thememorydatawillchangetoitsdefaultafterpoweroff.

UsingtheO.T.S.buttonstoselectpropervoicetomatchthestyle.Eachstylehas4
setsofO.T.S.setting.Youcanonlyrecallthem.

Press[O.T.S.]buttontoO.T.S.setting.TheindicatorsofO.T.S.andM1onLCDboth
lightup.Afillinisinsertedandthevoicechangesaspre-setaccordingtothestyle.

Press[O.T.S.]againtoexittheO.T.S.status.The[M1-M6]areusedformemory
registersagain.

NoteyoucannotusethememoryinO.T.S.Status.：

[M1]and[M2]areusedfornormal.[M3]and[M4]areusedforvariation,[M5]and
[M6]donotfunction.

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FunctionSelect

1.

2.

3.

4.

4.

Functionparameter:

Transpose：

Beat：

MIDIchannel：

Effect：

Press[FUNCTION]buttonandtheLCDdisplays:XPS00,thenusethe[+]/[-]to
changethetransposevaluefrom6to+6.

Press[FUNCTION]buttontwotimesandtheLCDdisplays:MET04,thenusethe
[+]/[-]tochangethemetrobeat,0,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9.

Press[FUNCTION]buttonthreetimesandtheLCDdisplays:CHAXXthenusethe[+]/
[-]tochangetheMIDIoutchannelrangingfrom01to16.

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Press[FUNCTION]buttonfourtimesandtheLCDdisplays:EffOffthenusethe[+]/
[-]tochangetheeffecttoonoroff.

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Contents LCDdisplay Range Default
TRANSPOSE XPS00

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6

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BEAT MET04 00 02 09 04
MIDI CHA01 01 16 01
EFFECT EFFON ON/OFF OFF

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Metronome

Recordandplayback

Pressthe[METRO]button,thenthemetronomewillworkasthecurrenttempo,andthe
beatdotwillflashonebyone.Thetempocanbechanged.Pressthe[METRO]againto
turnthemetronomeoff.

Thebeatcountfollowsasthestylewhenstyleisplaying.Thevalueisinbeatwhenthe
stylestops.

ThemetroisinactiveinSONGmodeandDICTmode.

Note:Whenrecording,youcanturnthemetronomeonbutitisn'tbeingrecorded.

1.Readyrecord ：

2. Startrecord：

Record

Press[RECORD],andtheRECORDindicatorontheLCDlightsup.Fourbeatdotsflash
togetherindicatingitisintherecordreadystatus.Youcanchangethevoice,styleandso
onbeforerecording.

Inrecordreadystatus,press[START/STOP]tostartthestyleandenterrecordingmode.
Youcanusethe[START/STOP]tostartorstopthestyleduringrecording.

Inrecordreadystatusyoucanentertherecordingmodebypressingthekeyboard.
MeanwhilewhenABCison,pressingthekeysonthelefthandareacanstartthestyledirectly.

(WhenABCisoff,youcanstartthestyleonlyby[START/STOP]button.)

Inrecordreadystatus,the[SYNC]buttonisinactive.

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Auto-accopmaniment

3.Finishrecord ：

Playback

Press[RECORD]buttontostoprecording.

Ifthememoryforrecordisfull,therecordingstopsautomaticallyandtheLCDdisplays:
FULLforafewseconds.

Whenstyleisplaying,pressthe[INTRO/ENDING]button.
Whenendingisover,therecordingstopsautomatically.

Whenrecordingstops,press[PLAY/STOP]toplaybackyourrecord.
Press[PLAY/STOP]againtostopit.

Note：

1.Therecordeddatainthememorywillbelostifyouturnoffthethekeyboard.

2.Youcanonlyrecordonetrackandthere-recordingoperationwillcoverthe
previousrecord.

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2.Pressanykeysonchordareaorpressthecorrespondingkeysaccordingtothelabel
showingthechordrootandchordtype.ThentheLCDwillshowyoutherightkeysyou
shouldplay.

Staff

Chordname

ChoicetheM7

Staff

Chordname

Keyboard

3.PressthekeysaccordingtotheLCD.Ifyouplayright,thekeyboardwillgiveyouasound.

Ifyouplayright,itwillgiveyouarightsound

ChordDictionary

Youcanusethisfunctiontolearnhowtoplaychords.
YoucannotentertheDICTIONARYmodewhenmetro,songorstyleison.

Operationguide：

1.Pressthe[CHORDDICTIONARY]buttonandtheLCDdisplaysDICT.

ThedefaultchordisCM.

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Auto-accopmaniment

MIDI

WhatisMIDI?

MIDIstandforMusicalInstrumentDigitalInterface.MIDIisaworldwidestandardthatmakes
itpossibleforvariouselectronicmusicalinstrumentsandotherdevices,suchascomputers,
to"communicatewitheachother".

ThekeyboardisequippedwithMIDIOUTterminals,whichlocatedontherearpanel.

MIDIOUT

ItcansendoutseveralkindsofMIDImessages(suchas:PROGRAMCHANGE,NOTE,
PITCHBENDandsoon).PleaserefertotheMIDIChartlist.

YoucanchangetheMIDIoutchannel.Press[FUNCTION]buttontwotimesandtheLCD
displays:CHAXXthenusethe[+]/[-]tochangetheMIDIoutchannelrangingfrom，
01to16.

Therewillbeanallnoteoffmessagetobesentoutwheneverthereisatranspose,amidi
channelchangeorstartthedemo.

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MIDIIN

MIDIOUT

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Keys:

LCDDisplay：

Voices:

Styles:
Song:

DEMOSong:

AccompanimentControl:

OverallControl:

OtherControl:

Connectors:

Weight:

Dimensions:

61keyswithTouchResponse

Multi-functionalLCD

128voices,including121PCMvoices,6Chinesevoices

andoneofdrumkit

100styles
100songsofdifferentstyle,3lessonmodesforuser

learning
6demosongs

Sync,Start/stop,FillinA/FillinB,Intro/Ending

Transpose,Beat,SplitPoint,PitchBend,Effect,MIDI
Channel,Metronome,Lesson,O.T.S,Touch,SustainPedal,
Store,ChordDictionary,Piano

Record&Playback

DC12V,Phones,Aux.Out,Sustain,MIDIOUT

5.3kg(withoutbatteries)

990(W)x350(D)x150(H)mm

Specifications

Appendix1-VoiceList

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PC GENERALMIDI PC GENERALMIDI PC GENERALMIDI PC

GENERALMIDI

1

(Grand)Piano1

33

AcousticBass

65

SopranoSax

97

FX1(rain)

2 (Bright)Piano2 34 FingerBass 66 AltoSax 98 FX2(soundtrack)
3

(El.Grd)Piano3

35

PickedBass

67

TenorSax

99

FX3(crdystal)

4

Honky-tonkPiano

36

FretlessBass

68

BaritoneSax

100

FX4(atmosphere)

5

El.Piano1

37

SlapBass1

69

Oboe

101

FX5(brightness)

6

El.Piano2

38

SlapBass2

70

EnglishHorn

102

FX6(goblins)

7

Harpsichord

39

SynthBass1

71

Bassoon

103

FX7(echoes)

8

Clavi

40

SynthBass2

72

Clarinet

104

FX8(sci-fi)

9 Celesta 41 Violin 73 Piccolo 105 Sitar
10 Glockenspiel 42 Viola 74 Flute 106 Banjo
11 MusicBox 43 Cello 75 Recorder 107 Shamisen
12 Vibraphone 44 Contrabass 76 PanFlute 108 Koto
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Marimba

45

TremoloStrings

77

BlownBottle

109

Kalimba

14

Xylophone

46

PizzicatoStrings

78

Shakuhachi

110

Bagpipe

15

TubularBells

47

OrchestralHarp

79

Whistle

111

Fiddle

16

Santur

48

Timpani

80

Ocarina

112

Shanai

17

DrawbarOrgan

49

StringEnsemble1

81

Lead1(square)

113

TinkleBell

18

PercussiveOrgan

50

StringEnsemble2

82

Lead2(sawtooth)

114

Agogo

19 RockOrgan 51 SynthStrings1 83 Lead3(calliope) 115 SteelDrums
20 ChurchOrgan 52 SynthStrings2 84 Lead4(chiff) 116 Woodblock
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ReedOrgan

53

ChoirAahs

85

Lead5(charang)

117

TaikoDrum

22

Accordion(french)

54

VoiceOohs

86

Lead6(voice)

118

MelodicTom

23

Harmonica

55

SynthVoice

87

Lead7(fifths)

119

SynthDrum

24

TangoAccordion

56

OrchestraHit

88

Lead8(bass+lead)

120

Gt.FretNoise

25

Ac.Guitar(nylon)

57

Trumpet

89

Pad1(fantasia)

121

BreathNoise

26

Ac.Guitar(steel)

58

Trombone

90

Pad2(warm)

122

Qudi

27

El.Guitar(jazz)

59

Tuba

91

Pad3(polysynth)

123

Xiao

28

El.Guitar(clean)

60

MutedTrumpet

92

Pad4(choir)

124

Erhu

29

El.Guitar(muted)

61

FrenchHorn

93

Pad5(bowed)

125

Guzheng

30

OverdrivenGuitar

62

BrassSection

94

Pad6(metallic)

126

Pipa

31

DistortionGuitar

63

SynthBrass1

95

Pad7(halo)

127

Sona

32

Guitarharmonics

64

SynthBrass2

96

Pad8(sweep)

128

DrumSet

Appendix2-StyleList

Style Style

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Appendix3-SongList

Songname Songname

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Appendix4-DEMOList

Appendix5-MIDIimplementationchart

DEMOname

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Level

Appendix6-ChordTable

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