Medeli MD300 Instruction Manual

Congratulations!

CareofYourKeyboard

Yourkeyboardwillgiveyouyearsofplayingpleasureifyoufollowthesimplerulesgivenbelow:

Location

Donotexposetheunittothefollowing
conditionstoavoiddeformation,discoloration,or
moreseriousdamage.

Directsunlight.

Hightemperature(nearaheatsource,orin

acarduringthedaytime).

Excessivehumidity.

Excessivedust.

Strongvibration

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PowerSupply

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TurnthepowerswitchOFFwhenthe

instrumentisnotinuse.

IfanACadaptorisused,itshouldbe

unpluggedfromtheACoutletifthe

instrumentisnottobeusedforanextended

periodoftime.

UnplugtheACadaptorduringelectric

storms.

AvoidpluggingtheACadaptorintothe

sameACoutletasappliancewithhigh

powerconsumption,suchaselectric

heatersorovens.Alsoavoidusingmulti-

plugadaptorssincethesecanresultin

reducedsoundquality,operationerrors,and

possiblydamage.

TurnPowerOFFWhenMaking
Connections

 Toavoiddamagetotheinstrumentand

otherdevicestowhichitisconnected,turn

thepowerswitchesofallrelateddeviceOFF

priortoconnectingordisconnectingcables.

HandlingandTransport

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Neverapplyexcessiveforcetothecontrols,

connectorsorotherpartsoftheinstrument.

Alwaysunplugcablesbygrippingtheplug

firmly,butnotpullingonthecable.

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Disconnectallcablesbeforemovingthe
instrument.
Physicalshockscausedbydropping,bump­ing,orplacingheavyobjectsontheinstru­mentcanresultinscratchesandmore
seriousdamage.

Cleaning

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Cleanthecabinetandpanelwithadrysoft
cloth.
Aslightlydampclothmaybeusedto
removestubborngrimeanddirt.
Neverusecleanerssuchasalcoholor
thinner.
Avoidplacingvinylobjectontopoftheunit
(vinylcansticktoanddiscolorthesurface).

ElectricalInterference

 Thisinstrumentcontainsdigitalcircuitryand

maycauseinterferenceifplacedtooclose
toradioortelevisionreceivers.Ifthisoccurs,
movetheinstrumentfurtherawayfromthe
affectedequipment.

Congratulationsonyourpurchaseoftheelectronicmusicalinstrument!
Thekeyboard`sROMcontains142permanentvoicesincluding12Chinesetraditionalvoicesand2Drum
kits.Thekeyboardalsohasthe60ROMSongswhichprovideMELODYOFFModeforuserlearningand
the100ROMStyleswiththeA.B.C(AutoBassChord)playingmode.Theoperatingfunctionmenuallows
youtoperformmoreeasily.
Beforeyouusetheelectronic,werecommendyoutocarefullyreadthroughthismanual.Pleasekeepthis
instructionmanualforfutruereference.

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MainFeatures

SoundGeneration:

ThesoundsarebasedonPCMandWavetabletechnology.

Operationsystem:

YoucanselecttheVoicesandStylesconvenientlywiththeDirectSelectButtononthepanel.

Voice:

ItsROMcontains142permanentVoicesincluding12ChinesetraditionalVoicesand2Drumkits,
andyoucanselectanyofthepanelvoicesbythedirectselectbuttons

Style:

Ithas100Styles,andyoucanselectanyofthepanelstylesbythedirectselectbuttons.

Song&Demo:

Ithas60ROMSongswhichprovideMELODYOFFModeforuserlearningand5ROMDemoswith
greatsoundeffect.

StyleChordMode:

WhenA.B.Cissettoon,theautoaccompanimentfunctionautomaticallygeneratesbassandchord
accompanimentforyoutoplayalongwith,byusingeitherthe'SingleFinger'or'Finger'method.

RecordMode:

Itallowsyoutorecordwith3(2melodytracksand1accompanimenttrack)tracksseparately,andto
playwithanytracks.

Memory:

4bankswith4memorieseach.

OtherFeature:

DSPeffect(on/off),PianoMode,Modulationandsustainpedal.

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Contents

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GeneralGuide
Powersupply

Connectors

Selecting&Playingvoices

VoiceandEffects

StyleControl

Function

1.UsingtheACadaptor

2.Usingbatteries

1.Theheadphonesjack

2.TheAuz.Outjack

3.Thesusstainjack

4.Thevolumejack

5.TheMIDIIN/OUTjacks

1.Voicenumeber

2.Voicesetting

1.Dualvoice

2.Split/lowervoice

4.Sustain

5.DSPeffect

6.Touchresponse

7.Modulation

8.Pitchbend
Selection&PlayingaStyle

1.Stylenumber

2.Stylesetting

1.Startthestyle

2.Stopthestyle

3.FillINA/B

4.AccompVolume

5.A.B.C

6.Tempo

1.Transpose

2.Tune

3.Octave

4.Splitpoint

5.MIDI

6.DSPeffect

Mixer
Memory

Recording

Song
Demo
Piano
ChordDictionary
MIDI

Specifications
Appendix1-Voicelist
Appendix2-stylelist
Appendix3-Demolist
Appendix4-Songlist
Appendix5-Chordlist
Appendix6-MIDIlist

1.Bank

2.Storeandload

3.Datastorememory

1.Recordwaiting

2.Recordstart

3.Recordstop

4.Recordplay

5.Recorddelete

1.WhatisMIDI

2.MIDIconnection

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NYLONGTR VIOLIN

PIZZICATOSTRS

BRASSSECT

GeneralGuide

MASTERVOLUME

START/STOP
SYNCSTART/STOP
FILL-INA/B
INTRO/ENDING
AUTOBASSCHORD
CHORDDICTIONARY
TEMPO
ACCOMPVLUME
MIXER
FUNCTION
BANK/M1-M4/STORE
DUAL
LOWER
TOUCH
SUSTAIN
PIANO
MELODYOFF
RECORD
PLAY/STOP
ACCOMP
MELODY1/2
DEMO
SONG
VOICE
STYLE
UP/DOWN
LCDDISPLAY

POWERSWITCH

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A.B.C
LOWER
SYNCSTOP
CHORDDICTIONARY
TEMPO/COUNT
BEAT
VOLUME
DSP
CHORD
STYLE/SONG/VOICE
M1-M4

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3.LCDDISPLAY

DC12V

MIDIIN MIDIOUT

PHONESVOLUMESUSTAIN AUX.OUT

MIDIIN
MIDIOUT
SUSTAIN
VOLUME

AUX.OUT
PHONES
DC12V

DUAL
TOUCH
MELODYOFF
BASSCLEF
TREBLECLEF
KEYBOARD

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PowerSupply

Thiselectronickeyboardcanbepoweredbycurrent
fromastandardhouseholdwalloutlet(usingthe
specifiedACadaptor)orbybatteries.

UsingTheACAdaptor

MakesurethatonlytheACadaptorspecifiedfor
thiselectronickeyboardisused.Theadaptorshall
be12VDCoutput,andcenterpositivetype.Besure
toturnofftheelectronickeyboardbeforeyou
connecttheadaptorintotheACwalloutletandthe
cordintotheunit.

UseonlythespecifiedACadaptor.Useofanother
typeofadaptorcreatesadangeroffireand
electricalshock.
Forsafetysake,besuretounplugtheACadaptor
fromthewalloutletwheneverleaving
theelectronickeyboardunattendedforalongtime.

UsingBatteries

Alwaysmakesuretoturnthekeyboardoffbefore
insertingnewbatteriesorreplacingoldones.

Toinsertthebatteries

Openthebatterycompartmentontheundersideof
thekeyboard.
Insert6Dsize(SUM-1,R-20)batteriesintothe
batterycompartmentandnotingthecorrectpolarity.
Replacethecompartmentcoverandmakesureit
locksfirmlyinplace.

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3.

Lowbatteryindications

Anyofthefollowingsymptomsindicatelowbattery
power.Replacethebatteriesassoonaspossible
wheneveranyofthefollowingoccurs.

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

Wheninsertingbatteries,makesuretofollowthe
polaritymarking.
Neverusebatteriesofdifferenttypes.
Nevermixoldbatterieswithnewones.
Replacethebatteriesassoonaspossibleafterany
signofdischarge.
Alwaysremovethebatteriesfromthekeyboard's
batteriescompartmentwhenthekeyboardisnot
expectedtobeuseedforalongperiodoftime.

CAUTIONS!

CAUTIONS!

DC12V

MIDIIN MIDIOUT

PHONESVOLUMESUSTAIN AUX.OUT

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DC12V

MIDIIN MIDIOUT

PHONESVOLUMESUSTAIN AUX.OUT

DC12V

MIDIIN MIDIOUT

PHONESVOLUMESUSTAIN AUX.OUT

TheHeadphoneJack

TheAux.OutJack

TheAUX.OUTjackdeliverstheoutputofthe
keyboardforconnectiontoanexternalamplifier.
Usinganaudiocord,plugintoAUX.OUTjack
locatedontherearpanel.Thenplugtheotherend
ofthecordintoLINEINorAUX.INoftheamplifier.

Connections

Ifyouprefertoplaywithheadphoneforhighquality
personalmonitoring,plugastereoheadphoneset
intotherearpanelPHONESjack.
PluggingasetofheadphonesintothePHONES
jackshutoffthespeakersautomatically.

TheMIDIIN/OUTJacks

WARNING:

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MIDI(MusicalInstrumentDigitalInterface)isaworld­standarddigitalcommuni-cationsinterface/language
thatallowsmultipleelectronicinstruments,computers,
andotherrelateddevicetocommunicatewitheach
otherwithinaconnection.

DEFINITION:

Toavoiddamagetotheinstrumentandother
devicestowhichitisconnected,turnthepower
switchesofthiskeyboardandallrelateddevices
OFFwhenyouwanttopluginorunplugbetween
thisinstrumentandallrelateddevices.

DC12V

MIDIIN MIDIOUT

PHONESVOLUMESUSTAIN AUX.OUT

DC12V

MIDIIN MIDIOUT

PHONESVOLUMESUSTAIN AUX.OUT

DC12V

MIDIIN MIDIOUT

PHONESVOLUMESUSTAIN AUX.OUT

Stereo

System

TheSustainJack

Anoptionalfootswitchcanbepluggedintothe
SUSTAINjackforsustaincontrol.Thefootswitch
functionslikethedamperpedalonapiano-press
forsustain,releasefornormalsound.

Anoptionalvolumecontrolcanbepluggedinto
theVOLUMEjackforadjustingthevolumeof
sound.

TheVolumeJack

TheMIDIINconnectorreceivesMIDIdatafrom
anexternalMIDIdevice.
TheMIDIOUTconnectortransmitMIDIdata
generatedbytheelectronickeyboardtoan
externalMIDIdevice.

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Voicenumber

DualVoice

Voicesetting

Selecting&PlayingaVoice

Voices&Effects

142voiceatall(seeAppendix),including128
GMvoice,12Chinesevoices,and2percussion
voices.

Press[VOICE]buttontoentervoicemode.The
defaultVOICER1isNo.001;LCDdisplaysthe
voiceflagandthevoicenumber.

Press[UP]/[DOWN]buttontoselectthevoiceyou
want.

Usedirectselectbuttontoselectthevoice(among
30voices),2directvoiceseachbutton(upper&
nether)

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2.

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3.

Whenchangingthevoice,payattentiontotherules:
Ifpressthesamebutton,thevoicewillbechanged
betweenupperandnether.
Whentheupper/nethervoiceison,andthenyou
presstheotherdirectbutton,thecorresponding
upper/nethervoicewillbeselected.

Thekeyboardhasthedualvoice.Youcanusethis
functiontogetnewvoices.

Press[DUAL]buttontoturnontheDUALVOICE.
VOICER1lightsoff,VOICER2anddualflagare
bothlightened.Thedualvoicenumberisalso
displayedontheLCD.

Press[UP]/[DOWN]buttontoselectthedualvoice
number.ThedefaultdualvoicenumberisNo.50:
Strings2.

Press[DUAL]buttonagaintoturnofftheDUAL
VOICE.

InDUALVOICEstatus,onlytherightareaof
keyboardhasthedualvoice.

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NOTE:

NOTE:

Split/LowerVoice

Sustain

DSPEffect

TouchResponse

Modulation

PitchBend

Youcansplitthekeyboardtorightandleftareain
thisfunction.

Press[LOWERVOICE]buttontoturnonthelower
voice.LCDlightsthelowervoiceflaganddisplays
VOICELanditsnumber.

Press[UP]/[DOWN]buttontoselectotherlower
voices.ThedefaultlowervoiceisNo.50:Strings2.

Press[LOWERVOICE]buttonagaintoturnoffthe
lowervoice.LCDdarksthelowervoiceflag.

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2.

1.

1.

3.

Press[SUSTAIN]buttontoturnonthesustain
effect.LCDlightsthesustainflag.Inthismode,the
keyboardhasthesustaineffect.

Press[SUSTAIN]buttonagaintoturnoffthe
sustaineffect.LCDdarksthesustainflag.

Whensettingthepedalasthesustainpedal(see
function),thesustaineffectbypedalisstrongerthan
theeffectbypressing[SUSTAIN]button.

TheDSPeffectissettoONautomaticallywhenyou
turnonthepower.Press[DSP]buttontoturnoff
theDSPeffect.

Thedefaulttouchresponsenumberis2,andthe
touchflagislightenedonLCD.
Press[TOUCH]buttontochangethetouch
responselevelto1,2,3andoff.

Pressandhold[MODULATION]button.Youcan
hearmodulationeffectwhenplayingthekeyboard.
Releasethebuttontostopthemodulationeffect.

higher
(+2)cent

lower
(-2)cent

Thepitchbandwheelcanbeusedtobendthenote
lowerorhigher,rangebetween+/-2cent.When
releasethewheel,thenotewillbebacktothe
normalstatus.

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NOTE:

Selecting&PlayingaStyle

StyleControl

StyleNumber

StyleSetting

StarttheStyle

Thekeyboardhas100stylesatall,from001to100.
Thedefaultstyleis001.Press[STYLE]buttonto
entertothestylemode.LCDlightsthestyleflag
anddisplaysthestylenumber.

Press[UP]/[DOWN]buttontoselectthestyleyou
want.

Usedirectselectbuttontoselectthestyle(among
24styles),2directstyleseachbutton(upper&
nether)

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2.

1.

1.

Startbutton:

Syncstart:

Use[START/STOP]buttontostartthestyle.

Press[SYNC]button.4beatsonLCDflash
simultaneouslyincurrenttempo.
Press[INTRO/ENDING]buttontoinsertINTRO
(LCDlightenstheintroflag.Playingthekeyboardat
thattime,thestyleplaysautomatically.)

Flashingsimultaneously

IfA.B.Cmodeisoff,playanykeyonkeyboardtostart
thestyle.
IfA.B.Cmodeison,onlyplaythechordareakeyto
startthestylewiththeAutoBassChord
accompaniment.

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NOTE:

StoptheStyle

FillinA/B

AccompVolume

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3.

3.

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4.

1.

1.

1.

Press[START/STOP]buttontostopthestyle.

STOPAFTERENDING:Whenthestyleisplaying,
press[INTRO/ENDING]button,thestylewillstop
aftertheENDINGover.

SYNCSTOP:press[SYNCSTOP]buttonand
releasethekeyboard,thekeyboardwillstopthe
styleandflashthe4beatstogether.

InNORMALmode,press[FILL-INA]buttonto
insert1measurefillandLCDflashes'A'.Afterone
measureisover,NORMALstylewillbereturned.

InVARIATIONmode,press[FILL-INB]buttonto
insert1measurefillandLCDBflashes'B',After
onemeasureisover,VIRIATIONstylewillbe
returned.

InNORMALmode,press[FILL-INB]buttonto
insert1measurefillandLCDflashes'B'.Afterone
measureisover,VARIATIONstylewillbestarted.

InVARIATIONmode,press[FILL-INA]buttonto
insert1measurefillandLCDflashes'A'.Afterone
measureisover,NORMALstylewillbestarted.

Use[ACCOMP+]/[ACCOMP-]buttontoadjustthe
ACCOMPvolume.TheLCDdisplaystheACCOMP
volumevaluewhichrangebetween0and31.

Press[ACCOMP+]and[ACCOMP-]button
simultaneouslytoturnofftheACCOMPvolume.
LCDdisplays:ACPOFF.

Press[ACCOMP+]and[ACCOMP-]button
simultaneouslyagaintoturnontheACCOMP
volume.

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A.B.C

Tempo

Press[A.B.C]buttontosettheA.B.Cmodetoon.
TheA.B.CflagislightenedonLCD.Inthismode,
thekeysbelowthesplitpointareknownasthe
CHORDarea.

Thereare2waystodetectthechord:singlefinger
detectandfingersdetect.Ifthechordplaying
accordwithfingersdetect,itisrecognizedasthe
fingerschord.Ifnot,singlefingerchordwillbe
recognized.

Thechordarea

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1.

1.

Pressthe[TEMPO+]or[TEMPO-]buttontochange
thetempo.

Pressthe[TEMPO+]and[TEMPO-]simultaneously
tosettothedefaulttempo.

Thekeyboardwilltakeoutthedefaulttempoofthe
styleifyouchangethestylewhenthestyleisnot
playing.

Function

Transpose

Theitemswhichcanbeadjustedinfunctionmenu
areasfollows:

Adjustitem LCDDisplay Adjustrange Default
TRANSPOSE XPS00 - 12 +12 0
TUNE TUN00

- 50 +50

0
SPLITPT SPT19 19
MIDI CHAALL 01 16,ALL ALL
OCTAVE OCT00 -02

02

00
DSP DSPON ONOFF ON

Noactionfor3secondsafterpressingthe
[FUNCTION]button,itwillquitthefunctionmenu
automatically.

Press[FUNCTION]buttontoentertoTranspose
sub-menu.LCDdisplaysthecurrenttranspose
value,itsdefaultvalueis000.

Use[UP]/[DOWN]buttontoadjustthevaluefrom
12to+12halftones.

Press[UP]and[DOWN]simultaneouslytosetto
Thedefaultvalue:000

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NOTE:

Tune

Octave

SplitPoint

MIDI

DSPEffect

TheLCDdisplaysthecurrenttunevalue.Use
[UP]/[DOWN]buttontochangethetunevalue.This
functioncanchangetherightareaofkeyboardfrom
50to50cents.

Press[UP]and[DOWN]simultaneouslywillsetthe
tunevaluetothedefaultone.

Thedefaultvalueis000.

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3.

3.

1.

1.

1.

Whenthetunevalueis+50,thenotehaschanged
100semitones;
Whenthetunevalueis50,thenotehaschanged100
semitones.

TheLCDdisplaystheoctavevalue.Use
[UP]/[DOWN]buttontochangetheoctavevalue.
Thisfunctioncanchangetherightareaofkeyboard
from-2to2octaves.

Press[UP]and[DOWN]simultaneouslywillsetthe
tunevaluetothedefaultone.

Thedefaultoctavevalueis000.

TheLCDdisplaysthesplitpointvalue.Use
[UP]/[DOWN]buttontochangethesplitpoint.
Thekeyboardcanalsobeusedtochangethesplit
point.

Thedefaultsplitpointis019.

Thepartbelowthesplitpointkeyisthepartofthe
CHORDarea.

Press[FUNCTION]buttontoMIDIFUNCTION.
LCDdisplays:CHAALL.
Use[UP]/[DOWN]buttontoselectthereceive
channelfrom1~16.

Use[UP]/[DOWN]toselectDSPONorDSPoff.
Itwillturnon/offtheDSPeffect.

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NOTE:

NOTE:

Mixer

Memory

Bank

StoreandLoad

DataStoreinMemory

Thekindsofvolumethatcanbeadjustedareas
follows:

AdjustItem Display

Adjust
Range

Default

OC1Volume OC1 28
OC2Volume OC2

28

OC3Volume OC3 28

Voice1Volume Vo1

0-31

31-0
31-0

31-0

30

Voice2Volume Vo2

0-31

20

LowerVolume LoV

0-31

16

DrumVolume DRv

0-31

28

BassVolume Bsv

0-31

28

Press[MIXER]repeatedlytoadjusttheitemsabove
anduse[UP]/[DOWN]tochangethevolume.

Thereare4banksatall;eachbankhas4
memories(M1-M4).
Press[BANK]button.TheLCDdisplaysBANK
number.Use[UP]/[DOWN]buttontoselectthe
bank.

Pressandhold[STORE],pressM1(orM2-M4)
meanwhile.ThedatawillbestoredtotheM1(M2­M4),LCDdisplaysthememorynumberMEM1.
Press[store]and[M1]simultaneouslywhilethe
keyboardispoweron,thememorydatawillbeset
asthedefaultvalue.Pleasenotethatitwillclear
therecorddata.

Ifcurrentdataisnotthesameasthecurrentmemory
data,thecorrespondingmemoryflagonLCDwill
flash.

2.

2.

3.

1.

1. VOICEDATA

ACCOMPDATA

MIXERVOLUME

VOICE:VOICER1,VOICER2,andVOICELOWER;
VOICEEFFECT:TOUCHNUMBER,DSPON/OFF,
SUSTAINON/OFF,TRANSPOSEVALUE,TUNE,
OCTAVE.

STYLENUMBER,TEMPO,BEAT,A.B.CON/OFF,
ACCOMPVOLUME,NORMAL/VARIATION
STATUS.

VOICER1VOLUME,VOICER2VOLUME,VOICE
LOWERVOLUME,DRUMVOICE,BASSVOLUME,
OC1,OC2,OC3VOLUME.

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NOTE:

Recording

RecordWaiting

RecordStart

RecordStop

Press[RECORD]button.FourbeatsonLCDflash
simultaneity,whichindicatestherecordwaiting
status.Voice,style,memoryandrecordingtracks
canbeselectedinthisstatus.

TheACCOMPtrackandMELODYtrackcanbe
recordedtogetherandalsocanberecorded
separately.Butnoticethat2MELODYtracks
cannotberecordedatthesametime.

Afterselectingtherecordingtrack,therelevantLED
willflash,Whichindicatesthatthetrackisreadyfor
recording.

Ifthetrackyouselectedhasrecorddata,itwillbe
playedwhenrecording.

2.

2.

3.

4.

1.

1.

Afterhavingsetallthesettingsinrecordwaiting
status,playthekeyboard(thechordareawhen
recordingACCOMP)orpress[START/STOP]
button.Itwillstartrecordingandthebeatwillfollow
thecurrenttempo.

Oncestartrecordingonetrack,theoriginaldatainthe
trackwillbeoverwritten.
IftherehasdataintheACCOMPtrack,thenthe
playbacktempowillaccordtothetempoofACCOMP
track.
IftherehasnodataintheACCOMPtrack,thenthe
MELODYtempowillbeoneoftheMELODYtrack's
tempowhenplayingrecord.

Thechordarea

StopAutomatically:

Stopmanually:

Ifthecapacityisfull,therecordingwillbestopped
automaticallywhenrecordingisinprocess,andit
displays:FULLonLCD.Whenthestyleisplaying,
press[INTRO/ENDING]button,thenafterthe
ending,itwillstoprecordingautomatically.

Press[RECORD]buttonagaininrecordingtostop
recordingimmediately.Inthesametime,theLEDof
recordtrackwillbelightened,indicatesthatthis
trackhasrecorddataandbereadytoplay.

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NOTE:

RecordPlay

RecordDelete

Selectthetrackstoplay,andtheLEDofthetrack
willbelightened,whichindicatethatthetrackis
readytoplay,andthedarkenedLEDindicatesthat
thetrackisnotreadytoplay.IftheLEDcannotbe
lightened,thatmeansitisanemptytrack.

Afterselectingthetrack,press[PLAY/STOP]button
tostartplayingthetrackdata.Press[PLAY/STOP]
againtostopplaying.

2.

1.

Press[RECORD]and[PLAY/STOP]
simultaneouslywhenpowerisonthekeyboard.It
willclearalltherecorddata.

Song

Thereare60songsatall(seeAppendix)

Press[SONG]buttontoentertothesongmode.
Itwillplayallthe60songsonebyone.
Afterpressing[START/STOP],[UP]/[DOWN]or
[MELODYOFF]button,itwillplaythecurrentsong
repeatedly.

Use[UP]/[DOWN]buttontoselectthesong.
Changethesongwhenthesongisplaying.

Inthesongmode,press[MELODYOFF]button
canmutethemelodytrack.Themelodyoffflag
lightensonLCD.Thekeyboardvoiceis
automaticallychangedtothesamevoiceasthe
melodytrack.Youcanlearntoplaythesongby
followingthenotesdisplayedonLCD.Theoriginal
voicewillbegotbackafteritquitthesongmode.

SongStart/Stop:

SongSetting:

2.

1.

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Demo

Piano

ChordDictionary

Thereare5Demosatall(seeAppendix)

Press[DEMO]buttontoentertoDEMOmode.
TheDEMOflaglightensonLCD.Holdthe[DEMO]
buttonover3seconds,itwillplaythecurrentdemo
repeatedlywiththecurrentdemo'snumbershown
onLCD.

Press[DEMO]againorpress[START/STOP]to
Stopplayingthedemo.

Use[UP]/[DOWN]buttontoselectthedemo.New
democanbeselectedandplayedwhiledemois
Playing.

DEMOStart/Stop

DEMOSelecting

2.

2.

2.

3.

4.

1.

1.1.Press[PIANO]keytoturntothepianomode.The

LCDdisplays:PIANO.
Thevoiceissettopianoautomaticallyanditturns
offtheA.B.Cmode.

Press[DEMO],[SONG]keyandrecallthememory.
Itwillquitthepianomode.

Thestylecanbeselectedandplayedinthepiano
mode.Press[STYLE],itwilldisplaythestyle
temporarily,thenturnstoPIANOafter5seconds.

Thestyleplayinginthismodeonlyviathedrum
channel.

Chorddictionaryisafunctiontohelpyoutocheck
theChordnotes.

Press[CHORDDICTIONARY]buttontoenterthe
dictionarymode,theflagislightenedonLCDand
Dictisdisplayed.

SpecifyandplaytheChordtypeandtheChordroot
youwantonthekeyboardasfollows:

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Thereare24chordsaredisplayedinthedictionary
modeasfollows:

ChordRoot:

Note Chordtype Note Chord

type
C4 M C5 7(b9)
C4# M(9) C5# 7(9)
D4 6 D5 7(#9)
E4b mM7 E5b 7(b13)
E4 M7 E5 7(13)
F4 m F5 7(#11)
F4# m(9) F5# dim7
G4 m6 G5 dim
Ab4 m7(9) A5b 7aug
A4 m7 A5 aug
B4b m7b5 B5b 7sus4
B4 7 B5 sus4

Note ChordRoot Note ChordType
C6 C F6# F#/Gb
C6# C#/Db G6 G
D6 D A6b Ab/G#
E6b Eb/D# A6 A
E6 E B6b Bb/A#
F6 F B6 B

ChordType:

MIDI

WhatisMIDI

MIDIConnection

MIDI
MusicalInstrumentDigitalInterface.Thestandard
interfacebetweenPCandElectronicinstrument.
ThekeyboardisequippedwithstandardMIDI
interface,including1MIDIINand1MIDIOUT.
Connection
ThekeyboardcanconnectwithPCorotherMIDI
equipments.

2.

2.

3.

3.

1.

1.

Connectionrule

Themethodofconnection

Inmidiconnection,theequipmentwhichcontrol
anotheroneiscalledhostequipment,whileanother
iscalledaffiliatedequipment.
Thehostequipment'sMIDIOUTconnectswith
affiliatedequipment'sMIDIINNotethatMIDIOUT.
CannotconnectwithMIDIINonthesame
Equipment.

ConnecttheMIDIinterfacewithPC.

ConnecttheMIDIinterfacewithotherMIDIinterface.

MajorApplication

Thekeyboardcancontrolotherequipmentor
electronicinstrument.
Otherequipmentcanalsocontrolthekeyboard.
PCrecordeddata(MIDI)canbeplayedonthe
keyboard.

DC12V

MIDIIN MIDIOUT

PHONESVOLUMESUSTAIN AUX.OUT

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MIDI-OUT

MIDI-OUT

MIDI-OUT

MIDI-OUT

MIDI-IN

MIDI-IN

MIDI-IN

MIDI-IN

Specifications

Keys:

LCDDisplay:

Polyphony:

Voices:

Styles:

Song:

Demo:

AccompanimentControl:

OverallControl:

OtherControl:

Connectors:

Weight:

Dimensions:

61keyswithTouchResponse

Multi-functionalLCD

64-notepolyphony(max)
142voices,including,128GMvoices,12Chinesevoices

and2durmkit

100styles

60songsofdifferentstyle

5demosongs

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

Transpose,Beat,SplitPoint,PitchBend,Effect,MIDI
Channel,O.T.S,Touch,Sustain,Lower,Bank,Store,
Chorddictionary,Piano,Function,Mixer,MelodyOFF

Record&Playback

DC12V,Headphones,Aux.Out,Sustain,Volume,MIDIIN/OUT

7.5kg(withoutbatteries)

970(W)x350(D)x135(H)mm

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Appendix1-VoiceList

01AcousticGrandPiano
02BrightAcousticPiano
03ElectricGrandPiano
04Honky-TonkPiano
05E.Piano1
06E.Piano2
07Harpsichord
08Clavi

09Celesta
10Glockenspiel
11MusicBox
12Vibraphone
13Marimba
14Xylophone
15TubularBells
16Dulcimer

17DrawbarOrgan
18PercussiveOrgan
19RockOrgan
20ChurchOrgan
21ReedOrgan
22Accordion
23Harmonica
24TangoAccordion

025NylonGuitar
26SteelGuitar
27JazzGuitar
28CleanGuitar
29MutedGuitar
30OverdrivenGuitar
31DistortionGuitar
32GuitarHarmonics

33AcousticBass
34FingerBass
35PickBass
36FretlessBass
37SlapBass1
38SlapBass2
39SynthBass1
40SynthBass2

41Violin
42Viola
43Cello
44Contrabass
45TremoloStrings
46PizzicatoStrings
47OrchestralHarp
48Timpani

49StringsEnsemble1
50StringsEnsemble2
51SynthStrings1
52SynthStrings2
53ChoirAahs
54VoiceOohs
55SynthVoice
56OrchestraHit

PIANO

MALLET

ORGAN

GUITAR

BASS

STRINGS

STRINGENSEMBLE

BRASS

REED

PIPE

LEAD

PAD

EFFECTS

ETHNIC

57Trumpet
58Trombone
59Tuba
60MutedTrumpet
61FrenchHorn
62BrassSection
63SynthBrass1
64SynthBrass2

65SopranoSax
66AltoSax
67TenorSax
68BaritoneSax
69Oboe
70EnglishHorn
71Bassoon
72Clarinet

73Piccolo
74Flute
75Recorder
76PanFlute
77BlownBottle
78Shakuhachi
79Whistle
80Ocarina

81Lead1(square)
82Lead2(sawtooth)
83Lead3(calliope)
84Lead4(chiff)
85Lead5(charang)
86Lead6(voice)
87Lead7(fifths)
88Lead8(bass&Lead)

89Pad1(newage)
90Pad2(warm)
91Pad3(Polysynth)
92Pad4(choir)
93Pad5(bowed)
94Pad6(metallic)
95Pad7(halo)
96Pad8(sweep)

97FX1(rain)
98FX2(soundtrack)
99FX3(crystal)
100FX4(atmosphere)
101FX5(brightness)
102FX6(goblins)
103FX7(echoes)
104FX8(sci-fi)

105Sitar
106Banjo
107Shamisen
108Koto
109Kalimba
110Bagpipe
111Fiddle
112Shanai

113TinkleBell
114Agogo
115SteelDrums
116WoodBlock
117TaikoDrum
118MelodicTom
119SynthDrum
120ReverseCymbal

121GuitarFretNoise
122BreathNoise
123Seashore
124BirdTweet
125TelephoneRing
126Helicopter
127Applause
128Gunshot

129Pipa
130Yueqin
131Zhongruan
132Guzheng
133Yangqin
134Erhu
135Gaohu
136Hi-Suona
137Lushen
138Qudi
139Bangdi
140Xiao
DRUMSET
141ChinesePercussion
142Percussion

PERCUSSIVE

SOUNDEFFECTS

CHINESEINSTRUMENT

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Appendix2-StyleList

01
02
03
04
05
06

8BEAT

8Beat1
8Beat2
8Beat3
8Beat4

8BeatRock

8BeatPop

07
08
09
10
11
12
13
14

16BEAT

16Beat1
16Beat2

HipHop

16BeatFunk

FunkyPop

Fusion

JazzRock

Shuffle

15
16
17
18
19
20
21

BALLAD

Ballad1

SlowBallad

16BeatBallad

PopBallad
DanceBallad
OrganBallad

BluesBallad

22
23
24
25
26
27
28

ROCK

Rock'N'Roll

SlowRock1

Rock

HardRock

6/8Rock

RockShuffle

4/4Blues

29
30
31
32
33

DANCE

Disco1
Disco2

Dance
House

Techno

34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41

SWING&JAZZ

BigBandBallad

JazzBallad

BigBandBoogie

Boogie
Swing1
Swing2

Dixieland
JazzTriol

42
43
44
45

R&B

R&B1

R&B2

Soul

SoulShuffle

46
47
48
49
50
51

COUNTRY

CountryShuffle

PopCountry

Country8Beat

CountryRock

CountryShuffle

Bluegrass

No.

52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63

Name

LATIN

BossaNova1

PopBossa

GuitarBossa

Rhumba1

GuitarRhumba

Samba1

Mambo

Salsa

JazzSamba

PopChaCha

Reggae

PopReggae

64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72

BALLROOM

Tango

Cha-Cha

Beguine

Rhumba2

Samba2

Bounce

Foxtrot

Quickstep

Jive

73
74
75
76
77
78

TRADITIONAL

March1

GermanMarch

6/8March

Polka
PolkaPop1
PolkaPop2

79
80
81
82
83
84

WALTZ

Waltz1

SlowWaltz

CountryWaltz

JazzWaltz

OrchestraWaltz

Musette

85
86
87
88
89

PIANIST

Pianist

Ballad2

SlowRock2

BossaNova2

Waltz

90
91
92

INDONESIA

Dangdut

Keroncong

PopMalay

93
94
95
96
97
98
99
00

ORIENTAL

XinJiang

YunNan

NeiMengGu

JiangNan

Oriental1
Oriental2
Oriental3
Oriental4

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No. Name

Appendix3-DEMOList

Appendix4-SongList

Name
NanNiWan
MoLiHua
Amour
OrganFunk
PianoConcertoNo.1

NO
01
02
03
04
05

01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
11
12
13
14
15
16

ConcertInFOp4No5Mov2
AirOnTheG-String
DanceDeMirlitons
Carmen
TheStageCoach
Nocturne(Chopin)
BackArioso
mov.1SymphonyNo.45inF#Farewell
Heidenrslein
GermanDanceno.6inE
Canon
Sonata
FluteSonataNo7inAminormov.4
TheEntertainer
TheOldGrayMare
BrahmsLullaby

Folk017-024

17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24

LondonderryAir
MyBonnie
RedRiverValley

TheSideway
OldBlackJoe
Rondo

Troika
NocturnesOp.62No.2inE

25
26
27
28
29

AveMaria
DerDeitcher'sDog
JoyToTheWorld
SantaClausIsComingToTown
SilentNight

45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54

55
56
57
58
59
60

30
31
32

NightofMoscowsSuburban
AoBaoXiangHui
BaiMaoNv
WalzerDonauwellen
CaiYunZhuiYue
LiuYangHe
HongMeiErHuaKai
CaiChaPuDie
ShanChaShu
LanHuaCao

Impromptu
Nocturne
Minuet
InventionA2Voix
Gavotte
Spring

AmazingGrace
BattleHymneOfTheRepublic
Oh!Susanna

Favorite033-044

33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44

Lover'sConcerto
SomethingInTheAir
TrumpetVoluntary
LongLongAgo
GuitarQuartetinDmov.4Minuetto
AmericanPatrol
OldFloksAtHome
Rondo#1
O'SoleMio
NocturnesOp.32No.2inAb
ChantSanSparolesOp.40No.6
GermanDanceno.5inD

Oldsongs045-054

21

Classic001-016

Children030-032

Piano055-060

Christmas025-029

Appendix5-ChordList

ChordName/[Abbreviation] NormalVoicing Chord(C) DISPLAY

Major[M] C C
Sixth[6]

C6 C6
CM7 CM7

MajorseventhaddsharpEleventh
[M7(#11)]

CM7(#11) CM7(#11)

Majoraddninth[M(9)] CM(9) CM(9)
Majorseventhninth[M7(9)] CM7(9) CM7(9)
Sixthninth[6(9)] C6(9) C6(9)
Augmented[aug] Caug Caug
Minor[m] Cm Cm
Minorsixth[m6] Cm6 Cm6
Minorseventh[m7] Cm7 Cm7

Minorseventhflattedfifth[m7b5]

Cm7b5 Cm7b5
Minoraddninth[m(9)] Cm(9) Cm(9)
Minorseventhninth[m7(9)] Cm7(9) Cm7(9)
Minorseventhaddeleventh[m7(11)] Cm7(11) Cm7(11)
Minormajorseventh[mM7] CmM7 CmM7
Minormajorseventhninth[mM7(9)] CmM7(9) CmM7(9)
Diminished[dim] Cdim Cdim
Diminishedseventh[dim7] Cdim7 Cdim7
Seventh[7] C7 C7

Seventhsuspendedfourth[7sus4] C7sus4 C7sus4
Seventhflattedfifth[7b5] C7b5 C7b5
Seventhninth[7(9)] C7(9) C7(9)
Seventhaddsharpeleventh[7(#11)] C7(#11)

C7(#11)

Seventhaddthirteenth[7(13)] C7(13) C7(13)
SeventhflattedNinth[7(b9)] C7(b9) C7(b9)
Seventhaddflattedthirteen[7(b13)] C7(b13) C7(b13)
Seventhsharpninth[7(#9)] C7(#9) C7(#9)

Majorseventhaugmented[M7aug] CM7aug CM7aug
Seventhaugmented[7aug] C7aug C7aug
SuspendedFourth[sus4] Csus4Csus4
Oneplustowplusfive[1+2+5] C1+2+5 C

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Majorseventh[M7]

1-3-5

1-3-(5)-7

1-(3)-5-6

1-2-3-(5)-7
1-2-3-(5)-6

1-2-3-5

1-3-#5
1-b3-5
1-b3-5-6
1-b3-(5)-b7

1-b3-b5
1-b3-b5-6
1-3-(5)-b7
1-4-5-b7
1-3-b5-b7
1-2-3-(5)-b7
1-(2)-3-#4-5-b7or

1-2-3-#4-(5)-b7

1-b2-3-(5)-b7

1-3-(5)-6-b7

1-3-5-b6-b7
(1)-#2-3-(5)-b7
1-3-#5-7
(1)-3-#5-b7

1-4-5
1-2-5

1-b3-b5-b7
1-2-b3-5
1-2-b3-(5)-b7
1-2-b3-4-5-(b7)
1-b3-(5)-7
1-2-b3-(5)-7

1-(2)-3-#4-5-7
or1-2-3-#4-(5)-7

Appendix6-MIDIList

Function

Transmitted Recognized

Remarks

BasicDefault

ChannelChanged

1ch
1ch

1-16ch
1-16ch

Default

Mode Messages

Altered

X
X

***********

3
X
X

Note
Number Truevoice

0-127

***********

0...127

0...127

Velocity: Noteon

Noteoff

O 9nH,V=1-127
X (9nH,V=0)

O 9nH,V=1-127

X (9nH,V=0;8nH,V=0-127

After

Keys

Touch Chs

X
X

X
X

PitchBend O O
Control 0
Change 1

5
6
7

10

11
64
65
66
67
80
81
91
93

120
121
123

BankSelect
Modulation
PortamentoTime
DataEntry
Volume
Pan
Expression
Sustain Pedal

PortamentoON/OFF

SostenutoPedal
Soft Pedal
ReverbProgram
Chorus Program

Level
Chorus Level
AllSoundOff

Reset All Controllers

All Notes Off

Program
Change: true #

O

***********

O

0...127
SystemExclusive X O
System SongPosition
Common SongSelect

: Tune

X
X
X

X
X
X

System :Clock
RealTime :Commands

X
X

*1

X
X

*1

Aux :LOCALON/OFF

:AllNotesOff

Messages:Activesense

:Reset

X
X
X
X

X
O
O
O

Reverb

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O
O
X
O
O
X
X
O
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X

O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O

O:YES
X:NO

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