Ringway RS400 User Manual

Precaution

Thank you for purchasing this digital instrument. For perfect operation and security,
please read the manual carefully and keep it for future reference.

Safety Precautions

The lightning flash with arrowhead symbol within an equilateral triangle is in
tended to alert the user to the presenc e of uninsulated dangerous voltage
within the produc t s enclosure that may be of sufficient magnitude to constitut e a
risk of electric shoc k to persons.

The exclamation point within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert the user

t o the presence of importan t operating and maintenance(servicing) instructions in
the literature accompanying the product.

CAUTION

RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK
DO NOT OPEN

Importan t Safet y Instructions

1) Read these instructions.

2) Keep these instructions.

3) Heed all warnings.

4) Follow all instructions.

5) Do not us e this apparatus near water.

6) Clean only with dry cloth.

7) Do not block any ventilation openings, install in accordance with the manufacturer s instructions.

8) Do not install near an y heat sources such as radiators, heat registers, stoves, or other apparatus
(including amplifiers ) that produce heat.

9) Do not defeat the safety purpose of the polarized or grounding-type plug. A polarized plug has two
blades wit h one wider than the other. A grounding type plug has two blades and a third grounding
prong. The wide blad e or the third prong is provided for your safet y. If the provided plu g does not fi t
into your outlet, consult an electrician for replacement of the obsolet e outlet.

10) Protect the power cord from being walked on or pinche d particularly at plugs. convenience
receptacles, and the poin t where they exi t from the apparatus.

11) Onl y us e attachments/accessories specifie d by the manufacturer.

12) Us e only with the cart, stand, tripod, bracket, or tabl e specified by the manufacturer, or sold with
the apparatus. When a cart is used, use caution when moving the cart/apparatus combination to avoid
injury from tip -over (Figure

13) Unplug this apparatus during lightning storm s or when unused for a long periods of time.

14) Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel. Servici ng is required when the apparatus has
been damaged i n any way, for example power-supply cord or plug is damaged, liquid has been spilled
object s have fallen into the apparatus, the apparatus has been exposed to rain or moisture, does not
operate normally, or ha s been dropped.

WARNING: To reduce the risk of fir e or electric shock, do not expose this apparatus
to rai n or moisture.
CAUTION: Apparat us shall not be exposed to dripping or splashing an d no objects
fille d wit h liquids, such as vases, shall be placed on the apparatus.

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Thank you for purchasing the RS400 electronic organ

The RS400 EU is a quality organ with touch sensitivity key board and combines
the most advanced PCM tone generation technolog y.
Large back lit LCD display and easy-to-use als o greatly enhances the operability
of this advanced instrument.
In order to obtain maximum performanc e and enjoyment, please read this
manua l thoroughly while trying out the various features described.

Contents

Panel Controls...................................................................2

Main Controller Layout..................................................... 3

Connectors .........................................................................5

Using AC power...............................................................5

Use Headphones.............................................................5

Line Out...........................................................................6

Line In................................................................. ............6

MIDI IN / MIDI OUT........................................................ .6

Basic Operation.................................................................7

Power Switch...................................................................7

Set the Volume................................................................7

Using Expression Pedal.................................................. 7

Play Demo.......................................................................7

Factory Set..................................................................... .8

Voice...................................................................................9

Upper Keyboard Voices...................................................9

Lead Voice...................................................................... 9

Lower Keyboard Voices.................................................10

Pedal Keyboard voices..................................................10

Voices controller..............................................................11

1.Volume........................................................................11

2.Pan..............................................................................11

3.Tune............................................................................11

4.Transpose.................................................................. 12

5.Octave........................................................................12

6.Attack......................................................................... 12

7.Decay......................................................................... 13

8.Release...................................................................... 13

9.Vibrato rate.................................................................13

10.Vibrato depth............................................................14

11.Vibrato delay.............................................................14

12.Resonance............................................................... 14

13.Cut.Freq................................................................... 15

Effect................................................................................ 16

1.Reverb Type...............................................................16

2.Reverb PreLPF...........................................................16

3.Reverb Mlevel............................................................ 16

4.Reverb Time ...............................................................17

5.ReverbDelay Feedback ..............................................17

6.Reverb Send Level Voice...........................................17

7.Reverb Send Level-Rhythm........................................18

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

9.Chorus PreLPF............................................................18

10.Chorus Master Level............................................... .19

11.Chorus Feedback..................................................... 19

12.Chorus Delay............................................................19

13.Chorus Rate............................................................. 20

14.Chorus Dept h........................................................... 20

15.Chorus Send Level Voice.........................................20

16.Chorus Send Level Rhythm..................................... 21

Automatic Accompaniment............................................22

1.Selecting rhythms with the Rhythm buttons............... 22

2.Rhythm Volume..........................................................22

Start ...........................................................................22

Synchro Start................................................... ..........22

Intro/End......................................................... ...... .....23

Fill................................................................... ........... 23

3.Adjust Accompaniment V olume..................................23

Chord Volume

Percussion

Bass Volume

MOC. Harmony ..

4.Automatic Accompaniment...…………………………25
Fingered Chord

Custom

Single Finger.............................................. ..................

Tempo

6.Rhyth m Sequence

Insert Rhythm Number..................................................

Delete rhythm number...................................................

Delete all rhythm sequence setting.................... ........ ...

Use rhythm sequence..................................... ......... .....

7.Percussion............................................................. .......

Select Percussion Voice..................................... ..........

Setting Percussion Shift.......................... ..... ..... ...........

Function......................................................... ....................

1.Mode.......................................................... ..... .............

Normal..........................................................................

Mixer.............................................................................

Reg Shift.......................................................................

2.

Master Transpose
USB Transpos e

3.Others

4.Touch

Registration Memory....................................... ..................

1.

2.Selecting Registrations

3.Using the [D] (Disable) button

4.Saving the Registration data to USB disk...............

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6.Registration Shift...........................................................40

Recorde r...................................................................... .......42

1.Recording........................................................... .......... 42

2.Rework Recording............................................ . ........... 42

3.Set Track..................................................... ......... ........ 42

USB Control.................................................... ....... ............45

1.USB File............................................................. .......... 45

2.Delete File.................................................. .................. 45

3.Play MIDI File................................................. .............. 45

4.USB Volume..................................................................45

Factory Registrations..…. ......................................... ............ 46

Foot.Switch.........................................................................47

Appendix................................................................. ........... 48

Chord List..................................................... ................... 48

Voice List......................................................................... 49

Percussion List............................................ ....................

Style List.......................................................................... 56

MIDI Implementation Chart.............................. ................ 58

Specifications.................................................. ................ 59

Troubleshooting............................................................... 60

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F.Pitch Setting

F.FootS W................................................... ...................

Lock............................................................................. .

MIDI Out
F.Other1
F.Other2

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Storing registration

Save the registration data to the Organ..........................

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Panel Controls

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LCD display

Upper Voice 1

Upper Voice 2

Lowe r Voice 1

Lowe r Voice 2

Pedal Voic e 1

Pedal Voic e 2

Lead Voice

Rhythm

Page

E ffect Displa y

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Connectors

Using AC power

Make sure the switch is off before you put the plug into the socket

Tip s of Using Electrical Safety

Please ensure that the instrument is connected to an earthed supply.

Must use a separate socket, plug the mains plug into an earthed 3 Pin socket. For

your personal safety and the product longevity, please comply with this product’s
power input and reliable grounding requirements. Do not use with a non earthed
supply to avoid electric shock.

Headphones
A standard pair of stereo headphone s can be plugged int o the phones1 or phones2 jack
for privat e practice or late-night playing. The internal speaker system is automatically shut
off when the headphones are plugged into the phone s jack.

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Line Out
Your instrument has two line out jacks, Line out/R(R+L) , and Line out/L.

Used to sen d the audio signal out to an external amplifier, mixer consol e or recording
equipment. To connect the instrument in stereo to an external amplification system
connects both left and right outputs.

Line In

The audio outpu t from other sound system connected to the LINE IN jack on the rear
panel can be mixed with the sound of the unit. This function is convenient when you want
to play alon g with a favourite song. Line In volume can be set by volume knob.

MIDI In / MIDI Out
Midi in---receive midi data from an external midi device.

Midi out---transmit midi data generated b y your instrument.

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Basi c Operation

Power Switch

Turn the power on by pressing the Power switch, the panel LCD display will show:
Orla RS400 EU then U1 Flute168

Set the Volume
Set the [MAIN VOLUME] to appropriate position
between the MIN and MAX.

Using Expression Pedal

After setting the master volume you can use the
expression pedal to control volume while playing.

Pla y Demo
You ca n press [PLAY] button to liste n it without plug USB disk.

Press [PLAY] button again to stop playing.

MAIN

VOLUME

MIN

MAX

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Factory Set
Press [SHIFT] button, and hold then press 5 button.

Press [CONFIRM] button , it can restore current 16 registrations to factory set.

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Voice

Upper Keyboard Voices

Upper Keyboard Voice 1 and Upper Keyboard Voice 2 can be selected from the
panel's Upper Keyboard Voice 1/2 section.

Press [VOICE ] button to turn on the indicator lamp , you can select Upper Keyboard Voice 2.
Press [VOICE ] button to turn off the indicator lamp , you can select Upper Keyboard Voice 1.
Press voice group button(such as STRINGS ) ,then use DATA +/- or data dial to
select your needed voice.
Press [VOLUME UP/DOWN] buttons to adjust th e current upper voice volume.
Press [SUSTAIN] to turn on/off the current voice's sustain-effect.

Lead Voices

Lead Voice can be selected from the panel's Lead Voice section.

Press [TOLOWER] button to turn on the indicator lamp , you can play Lead Voice on lower
keyboard.
Press [TOLOWER] button to turn off the indicator lamp , you can play Lead Voice on upper
keyboard.
Press [VOLUME UP/DOWN] buttons to adjust the current Lead voice volume.

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Lower Keyboard Voices

Voices for each section can be selected from the panel's Lower Keyboard Voice section.

Press [VOICE] button to turn on the indicator lamp , you can select Lower Keyboard Voice 2.
Press [VOICE] button to turn off the indicator lamp , you can select Lower Keyboard Voice 1.
Press [VOLUME UP/DOWN] buttons to adjust the current lower voice volume.
Press [SUSTAIN] to turn on/off the current voice's sustain-effect.

Pedalboard Voices

Voices for each section can be selected from the panel's Pedal Voice 1/2 section.

Press [VOICE] button to turn on the indicator lamp , you can select Pedal Keyboard Voice 2.
Press [VOICE] button to turn off the indicator lamp , you can select Pedal Keyboard Voice 1.
Press [VOLUME UP/DOWN] buttons to adjust the current pedal voice volume.
Press [SUSTAIN] to turn on/of f the current voice's sustain-effect.

Press [TOLOWER] button to turn on the indicator l amp , you can play Pedal Voice on lower
keyboard.
Press [TOLOWER] button to turn off the indicator lamp , you can play Pedal Voice on Pedal
keyboard.

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Voices controller

After you select the voice, you can adjust current voice's parameters. Some voices have
fixed parameters for either vibrato tremolo or filter and resonance as they are part of the
sample. These cannot be modified.

1.Volume

Press [ITEM/PAGE +] button , select Volume , then press [DATA +/-] button or us e the
data dial to adjust

voice

’s

volume, Range: 00-127

2.Pan
Press [ITEM/PAGE +] button, select Pan , then press [DATA +/-] button or use the
data dial to adjust

voice

’s

pan, Range: 00-127

3.Tune
Press [ITEM/PAGE +] button, select Tune , then press [DATA +/-] button or use the
data dial to adjust

voice

’s

tune, Range: 00-127

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4.Transpose
Press [ITEM/PAGE +] button, select X.Pose , then press [DATA +/-] button or use the

data dial to change the setting. Range: -6~6

5.Octave
Press [ITEM/PAGE +] button, select Octave , then press [DATA +/-] button or use the
data dial to change the octave value. Range: -2~2 Some voices will go out of range if
the octave is changed too high or low.

6.Attack
Attack t ime. This is the time during which the sound goes from zero to it s maxim um leve l.

Press [ITEM/PAGE +] button, select Attack , then press [DATA +/-] button or us e the
data dial to change the setting. Range: 00~127

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7.Decay
Decay time. Time from the final Attack level to the beginning of the Sustain.
Press [ITEM/PAGE +] button, select Decay , then press [DATA +/-] button or use the
data dial to change the setting. Range: 00~127

8.Release
Release time during which the sound goes from the sustaining phase, to zero.
Press [ITEM/PAGE +] button, select Release , then press [DATA +/-] button or use the
data dial to change the setting. Range: 00~127

9.Vibrato Rate
Speed of the vibrato effect.
Press [ITEM/PAGE +] button, select Vib-rate , then press [DATA +/-] button or use the
data dial to set vibrato rate. Range: 00~127

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10.Vibrato Depth
The intensity of the vibrato effect.
Press [ITEM/PAGE +] button, select Vib-dpth , then press [DATA +/-] button or use the
data dial to set vibrato depth. Range: 00~127

11.Vibrato Delay
Delay time from playing a key to the start of the vibrato effect.

Press [ITEM/PAGE +] button, select Vib-dlay , then press [DATA +/-] button or use the
data dial to set vibrato delay. Range: 00~127

12.Resonance
emphasizes the portion of the sound in the region of the cutoff frequency.

Press [ITEM/PAGE +] button, select Resonance , then press [DATA +/-] button or use
the data dial to set

voic e

’s

resonance. Range: 00~127

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13.Cut.Freq
Frequency at which the filter begins to have an effect on the waveform s frequency

components
Press [ITEM/PAGE +] button, select Cut.Freq , then press [DATA +/-] button or use

the data dial to

change the setting. Range: 00~127

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Effect

This function allows you to perform the overall sound i n a realistic style.
After power on, effect function is open, [EFFECT] button s indicator lamp is light, press
this button to turn on or of f [EFFECT] function.

1.Reverb Type

Press [ITEM/PAGE +] button, selec t R.Type , then press [DATA +/-] button or use
the data dial to select reverb type(00Room 1; 01Room 2; 02Room 3; 03Hall 1; 04Hall 2;
05Plate; 06Delay; 07Pan Delay).

2.Reverb PreLPF

Press [ITEM/PAGE +] button, select R.PreLPF , then press [DATA +/-] button or use
the data dial to set low pass filter. Range: 00~07

3.Reverb M.level

Press [ITEM/PAGE +] button, select R.MLevel , then press [DATA +/-] button or use
the data dial to set reverb master level. Range: 00~127

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4.Reverb Time

Press [ITEM/PAGE +] button, select R.Time , then press [DATA +/-] button or use the
data dial to set reverb time. Range: 00~127

5.Reverb Delay Feedback

Press [ITEM/PAGE +] button, select R.DlyFdk , then press [DATA +/-] button or use the
dial to set reverb delay feedback. Range: 00~127

6.Reverb Send Level Voice

Press [ITEM/PAGE +] button, select R.U1Levl , then press [DATA +/-] button or use the
data dial to change the setting.

R.U1Levl----- Upper Keyboard Voice 1's reverb send level.
R.U2Levl----- Upper Keyboard Voice 2's reverb send level.
R.LDLevl----- Upper Keyboard Lead Voice's reverb send level.
R.L1Levl------ Lower Keyboard Voice 1's reverb send level.
R.L2Levl------ Lower Keyboard Voice 2's reverb send level.
R.P1Levl------ Pedal Voice 1's reverb send level.
R.P2Levl------ Pedal Voice 2's reverb send level.

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7.Reverb Send Level-Rhythm

Press [ITEM/PAGE +] button, select R.R1Levl , then press [DATA +/-] button or use the
data dial to increase or decrease rhythm's reverb level. Range: -50~50

8.Chorus Type

Press [ITEM/PAGE +] button, select C.Type , then press [DATA +/-] button or use the
data dial set cho rus type : 00Chorus 1, 01Chorus 2, 02Chorus 3, 03Chorus 4, 04Chr Feed,
05Flanger, 06Short Delay, 07Feed Delay

9.Chorus PreLPF

Press [ITEM/PAGE +] button, select C.PreLPF , then press [DATA +/-] button or use
the data dial set chorus PreLPT. Range: 00~07

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10.Chorus Master Level

Press [ITEM/PAGE +] button, select C.MLevel , then press [DATA +/-] button or use
the data dial set chorus master level. Range: 00 ~127

11.Chorus Feedback

Press [ITEM/PAGE +] button, select C.Feedbk , then press [DATA +/-] button or use
the data dial to change setting. Range: 00 ~127

12.Chorus Delay

Press [ITEM/PAGE +] button, select C.Delay , then press [DATA +/-] button or use the
data dial to change setting. Range: 00 ~127

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13.Chorus Rate

Press [ITEM/PAGE +] button, select C.Rate , then press [DATA +/-] button or use
the data dial to change setting. Range: 00 ~127

14.Chorus Depth

Press [ITEM/PAGE +] button, select C.Depth , then press [DATA +/-] button or use
the data dial to change setting. Range: 00 ~127

15.Chorus Send Level Voice

Press [ITEM/PAGE +] button, select C.U1Levl , then press [DATA +/-] button or use
the data dial to change setting.

C.U1Levl----- Upper Keyboard Voice 1's chorus send level.
C.U2Levl----- Upper Keyboard Voice 2's chorus send level.
C.LDLevl----- Upper Keyboard Lead Voice's chorus send level.
C.L1Levl------ Lower Keyboard Voice 1's chorus send level.
C.L2Levl------ Lower Keyboard Voice 2's chorus send level.
C.P1Levl------ Pedal Voice 1's chorus send level.
C.P2Levl------ Pedal Voice 2's chorus send level.

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16.Chorus Send Level Rhythm

Press [ITEM/PAGE +] button, select C.R1Levl , then press [DATA +/-] button or use
the data dial to increase or decrease rhythm's reverb level. Range: -50~50

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Automatic Accompaniment

1.Selecting Rhythms with the Rhythm buttons

A total of 100 rhythms can be instantly selected wit h the 8 rhythm buttons on the
panel. Us e the data dial to select rhythm that you want.

2.Rhythm Volume

Using the Rhythm Volume buttons on to set th e rhythm volume.

Start

The rhythm begin s as soon as the [START] button is pressed.
To stop the rhythm, press the button again.

Synchro Start

The [SYNC] button puts the rhythm in standby . The rhythm starts when you press a note
on th e Lower keyboard or Pedal keyboard.
When you start the rhythm with the [SYNC] button, pressing this button again stops the rhythm.

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Intro/End

Pressing the [ SYNC ] followed by [INTRO/END] button automatically adds a shor t
introduction before startin g the actual (Main) rhythm. It is started by playing a chord on
the lower keyboard. The Intro is based on the chord played.
Pressing [INTRO/END] buttons automatically adds an ending phrase before stopping the
rhythm.

INTRO/EN D FILL MAIN A MAIN B

Fill

This is designed fo r use as a temporary and regular rhythmic pattern to spice up a
repeating rhythm. When one measure pattern of Fill In finishes playing, the rhythm is
automatically shifts to the Main section.

This organ has two accompaniment modes, MAIN A, MAIN B.

3.Adjust Accompaniment Volume

Press [ITEM/PAGE +] button , select Volume , then press [DATA +/-] button or use
the data dial to change Accompaniment volume. Range: 00-127

Chord Volume

INTRO/EN D FILL MAIN A MAIN B

Press [ITEM/PAGE +] button, select ChordVol , then press [DATA +/-] button or use
the data dial to change chord volume. Range: 00-127

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Percussion Volume

Press [ITEM/PAGE +] button, select PercVol , then press [DATA +/-] button or use
the data dial to change percussion volume . Range: 0 0-127

Bass Volume

Press [ITEM/PAGE +] button , select BassVol , then press [DATA +/-] button or use
the data dial to change bass volume. Range: 00-127

MOC. Harmony

Press [ITEM/PAGE +] button , select MOC Off , then press [DATA +/-] button or use
the data dial to change setting. Range: 00 -04 This function only works on the Upper 1
section

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Automatic Accompaniment

4.Fingered

Press [FINGERED] button, the fingered Chor d mode automatically produces
bass accompanimen t for chords played in the Lower keyboard.

RHYTHM

CONTROL

CUSTOM

Custom

Similar as fingered chord mode, but the bass is changed by on the pedal keyboard.

RHYTHM

CONTROL

FINGERED

Single Finger

When the fingered and custom buttons are simultaneously selected a single finger chord
function is enabled the Lower keyboard Voices and chord accompaniment play chords
based on a single finger system, 1 x note is major chord. Black note below added is
minor chord. White note below initial note is seventh chord and both black and white
notes below initial note is a minor 7th chord while the rhythm plays. The note has to be
re-triggered if the registration buttons are changed whilst playing.

RHYTHM

CONTROL

Not In Use

These are not user accessible and cannot be used.

RHYTHM

CONTROL

FINGERED CUST OM

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5. Tempo

Press the [TEMPO +/-] button to set tempo. Range: 40-280.
Press [TEMPO +/-] button simultaneously to reset the tempo to default value.

Press [SHIFT] button and hold, then Press [TEMPO +/-] button to scale the tempo of USB
midi playing .this effect rhythm playing also. range: 50% --200%

6.Rhythm Sequence

This function allows you to create rhythm sequence to match your style.
Press [SEQ 1] or [SEQ 2] button, display shows below:

Press [ITEM/PAGE +] button to select Sequence number 1 or 2.

Press [DATA +/-] button or use the data dial to setting sequence number.

Insert Rhythm Number
Hold down [SHIFT] and [INSERT] button to select position that you want to insert.

Delete Sequence number
Hold down [SHIFT] button, then press [DELETE] button to delete it.

SHIFT

DELETE

MASTER

TRANSPOSE

Delete all rhythm sequence setting
Hold down [SHIFT] button ,and then press [CLEAR] button to delete al rhythm sequence
setting.

SHIFT

Use rhythm sequence
Using [SEQ1] or [SEQ2] button on the panel, press [START] to play the rhythm sequence

set.

7.Percussion

Two percussio n buttons on the panel, lower keyboard percussion and pedal keyboard
percussion.

REVERB

SEQ 1

SEQ 2

PERCUSSION

DELETE

MASTER

TRANSPOSE

LOWER

PEDAL

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Select Percussion Voice

Press [ITEM/PAGE +] button, select first item , then press [DATA +/-] button or use
the data dial to change percussion voice.

DATA

CONFIRM

ITEM

/PAGE

Setting Percussion Shift

Press [ITEM/PAGE +] button, select second item , then press [DATA +/-] button or use
the data dial to change percussion shift on the keyboard.

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NAME

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NAME

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Room

02

Synth

03

Electro

04

Dance

05

R&B

06

Hip Hop

Standard

1

07
08
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Standard 2

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Jazz
Brush

Orchestr

Sino
Effect

Rock

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Function

1.Mode

Press [MODE] button to select Normal, Mixer or Re g Shift.

Normal

Press [MODE] button to select Normal.

Mixer

Press [MODE] button to select Mixer.

U1Vol ------ uppe r voice 1's volume
U2 Vol ------ upper voice 2's volume
LD Vol ------ lead voice's volume
L1 Vol ------ lower voice 1's volume
L2 Vol ------ lower voice 2's volume
P1 Vol ------- pedal voice 1' s volume
P2 Vol ------- pedal voice 2' s volume
Rhy Vol ---------rhythm master volume
ChordVol -------chord volume
Perc Vol --------percussive volume
Bass Vol --------bass volume
Part1Vol------Part8Vol rhythm part volume

The relationship of th e volume is:

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Rhy

Vol

Perc

Bas s

Chord

Vol

Vol

Part3

Vol

Part1
Part2

Part4
Part5
Part6

Vol
Vol
Vol
Vol
Vol

Vol
Part7
Part8

Press [ITEM/PAGE +] button to select voices volume and rhythms volume, then press
[DATA +/-] button or us e the data dial to change volume value.

Vol

Vol

Reg Shift

Press [MODE] button to select registration shift playing mode ,
In this mode, you can see the registration order, and also can use [DATA +/-] button or use
the data dial to change the current registratio n position.

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2.Master Transpose

Performance Transpose
Press [MASTER TRANSPOSE] button, LCD display M.Transp .Then press
[ITEM/PAGE +] button to selec t PlayTran , press [DATA +/-] button or use the data dial
to change transpose value for your performance(including rhythm playing).

USB Transpose

Press [MASTER TRANSPOSE] button, then press [ITEM/PAGE +] button to select

Usb Tran , press [DATA +/-] button or use the data dial to change transpose value for

USB midi file playing and midi in.

DELETE

TRANSPOSE

3.Others

Press [OTHERS] button, the LCD display F.Pitch

F.Pitch Setting

When LCD display P01F.Pitch , press [ITEM/PAGE +] button

U1Pitch ------upper voice 1's pitch bend switch status
U2Pitch ------ upper voice 2's pitch bend switch status
LDPitch ------ lead voice's pitch bend switch status
L1Pitch ------ lower voice 1's pitch bend switch status
L2Pitch ------ lower voice 2's pitch bend switch status
P1Pitch ------- pedal voice 1's pitch bend switch status
P2Pitch ------- pedal voice 2's pitch bend switch status
PtchSens -----pitch bend sensitivity 00-12

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F.FootSW
Press [OTHERS] button, then use [SHIFT] button and [ITEM/PAGE +] button to select F.FootSW

When LCD displays P02F.FootSW, press [ITEM/PAGE +] button to set F.FootSW, then
press [DATA +/-] button or use the data dial to select the function of the left switch on the

expression pedal: Off, Start, Fill, Ending, Damper.

OFF----------- The Left Foot -switch will no t control any function.
Start/Stop--- This function correspond to the [START] button on th e panel. Switches the

rhythm on/off whenever you press the Left Foot -switch.

Fill------------ This function correspond to the [FILL] button on the panel. Let you add

dynamic variations and breaks in the rhythm of the accompaniment.

Ending------- This functions correspond to the [INTRO/END] button on the panel. In this

mode, if you pres s the Left Foot-switch, the rhythm section is switched to
Ending, After the ending pattern is played, the rhythm stops.

Damper------ Sustain, when LCD display Damper , press [ITEM/PAGE +] button from

the current page, select the keyboard sounds of the sustain control

U1Damper --------upper voice 1's damper switch status
U2 Damper ------ upper voice 2's damper switch status
LD Damper ------ lead voice's damper switch status
L1 Damper ------ lower voice 1's damper switch status
L2 Damper ------ lower voice 2's damper switch status
P1 Damper ------- pedal voice 1's damper switch status
P2 Damper ------- pedal voice 2's damper switch status

Lock
Press [OTHERS] button, then use [SHIFT] button and [ITEM/PAGE +] button to set Lock.

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Volume----------lock voices' volum e when yo u select ne w voice. Default: On
Pan-------------- lock voices' pan when you select new voice. Default: Off
USB Tempo----lock the tempo of th e US B midi file. Default: Off
ABC.Oct--------lock accompaniment octave, when off, the octave is decided by your

chord octave. Default: on

G.Effect---------lock the reverb and chorus effect of rhythm , midi in, USB midi file, but

not includin g reverb send level and chorus send level. default: off

IDI Out

Press [OTHERS] button, then use [SHIFT] button and [ITEM/PAGE +] button to select
P04F.MIDI

Press [ITEM/PAGE +] button to select, then press [DATA +/-] button or use the data dial to
select midi out channel.

U1.OutCh-------upper voice 1 midi out channel, 1-16, off
U2.OutCh------ uppe r voice 2 midi out channel, 1-16, off
LD.OutCh------ lead voice midi out channel, 1-16, off
L1.OutCh------ lower voice 1 midi out channel, 1-16, off
L2.OutCh------ lower voice 2 midi out channel, 1-16, off
P1.OutCh------ pedal voice 1 midi out channel, 1-16, off
P2.OutCh------ pedal voice 2 midi out channel, 1-16, off
Midi In -----------MIDI in switch On/Off

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F.Other1

Press [OTHERS] button, then use [SHIFT] button and [ITEM/PAGE +] button to select
P05F.Other1

LDSplit

Press [ITEM/PAGE +] button , the n press [DATA +/-] button or use the data dial to select
lead voice split mode

LDNormal--- LDNormal the whole keyboard can play lead voice
LDSplit------- LDSplit When lead voice is not to lower mode, the upper keyboard is

split two sections, right hand is lead voice.

When lead voice is to lower mode, lead split mode will work one the lower keyboard.

LDSpltPt

Press [ITEM/PAGE +] button , select LDSpltPt , then press [DATA +/-] button or use
the dat a dial to set the lead voice split point.

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Pedal Split

Press [ITEM/PAGE +] button, the n press [DATA +/-] button o r use the data dial to select
pedal split mode PDSplit.

Normal: PDNormal Lower keyboard is not split for pedal voice.
Split: PDSplit Lower keyboard is split for peda l voice.

Press [TO LOWER] button in the pedal voice section,
change the pedal voice to the lower keyboard, in split
mode, the lower keyboard is split two sections, left
section is for pedal voice.

Pedal Split Point

Press [ITEM/PAGE +] button , select PDSpltPt , then press [DATA +/-] button or use
the dat a dial to set the lead voice split point.

Ply.MIDI

Press [ITEM/PAGE +] button, select Ply.MID I , then press [DATA +/-] button or use the
data dial to set On or Off

when off, disable midi out for your keyboard performance.

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Rhy. MIDI

Press [ITEM/PAGE +] button, select Rhy.MIDI , then press [DATA +/-] button or use
the data dial set On or Off , when off, disable midi out for rhythm playing.

USB MIDI

Press [ITEM/PAGE +] button, select USB. MIDI , then press [DATA +/-] button or use
the data dial set On or Off , when off, disable midi out for USB midi file playing.

F.Other2

Press [OTHERS] button, then use [SHIFT] button and [ITEM/PAGE +] button to select
P06F.Other2

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Local Setting

Press [ITEM/PAGE +] button, select Ply.Locl , then press [DATA +/-] button or use
the data dial set On or Off , when off , no sound on the speake r for your keyboard
performance.

Rhy.Locl

Press [ITEM/PAGE +] button , select Rhy.Locl , then press [DATA +/-] button or us e the
data dial set On or Off , when off, no sound on the speaker fo r your rhythm playing.

USB.Locl

Press [ITEM/PAGE +] button , select USB.Locl , then press [D ATA +/-] button or use
the dat a dial set On or Off , when off, no sound on the speake r for your USB midi
file playing.

4.Touch
Press [TOUCH] button, LCD display Touc h , the press [ITEM/PAGE +] button, select

UK.Sensi , LK.Sensi or PK.Sensi . Range: 0-15

UK.Sensi----upper keyboard touch sensitivity;
LK.Sensi----Lower keyboard touch sensitivity;
PK.Sensi----Pedal keyboard touch sensitivity;

Registration Memory

1.Storing Registration

While holding down the [M] (Memory) button in the Registration Memory section, press
the numbered button to which you wish to save your Registration.
When the Registratio n is stored, the indicator lamp above the numbered the numbered
button flashes momentarily.

2.Selecting Registrations

Simply pres s the numbered button ([1]-[16]) tha t corresponds to the Registration you wish
to select. (The selected button is illuminated.)
You can also recall Registrations in a pre-programmed order by using the right foot-switch.

3.Using the [D] (Disable) button:

When the [D ] button is on, the following functions will not change, even when you change
the Registration Memory number: Rhythm; rhythm volume; rhythm control; MOC; t tempo

4.Saving the Registration Data to USB disk

Insert the USB disk into the USB socket.

Note:
The memory disk reader has been tested by a large number of memory disks in the market.
Even so, in some cases, it may not identify certain memory disks

Press [M.REC] button, a message(REG__***)(file name) appears ,indicating the
Registratio n data is currently being saved. Current 16 registration settings are saved to
the file already.

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If you want to save the Registration data into current USB registration file, hold down
[SHIFT] button, then press [M.REG] button. The registration data is saved into the
registration file.

Use Registration Data from USB

Insert the USB disk into the USB socket. Use [SELECT+/-] butto n to select REG file,
then press [PLAY] button, displa y shows Update? , then press [CONFIRM] button
to execute the operation

5.Save the Registration Data to the Organ Internal Memory.
You ca n also save the current 16 registrations to four bank s i n your instrument. Hold

down [M.REC] button in the USB section, the n press either M1/ M2/ M3 /M4
registration buttons . In this function , Re g Shift and rhythm sequenc e setting s are
save d also.

Hold down [SHIFT] button and [M1](M2/ M3 /M4) button. LCD display Call OK

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The four internal memory banks cannot be saved to USB. Only the current section that is in
use is saved to USB. The internal memory is best thought of as an internal mini USB in which to
store your favourite registrations. For safety it is best to back up registrations on USB.

6.Registration Shift

The Registration Shift function conveniently allows you to change Registrations without
taking your hands from the keyboards. By using the right Foot-switch on the expression
pedal, you can jump to a specified registration or step through the panel Registrations
in sequence or in any order you specify.
You can set the Registration Shift order in the Registration Shift display.

Press [REG SHIFT] button , display shows below:

Press [ITEM/PAGE +] button, select Shift , then press [DATA +/-] button or use the
data dial select Shift , Jump , User or Off .

Off--------- Turn off the Registration Shift assignment. When Off is selected, registrations

cannot be changed by using the Right Foot-switch.

Shift------- In the Shift mode, each press of the Right Foot-switch selects the registration

memory presets in their numerical order . After the last registration is reached,
the function 'wraps around' to select the first preset again. The LCDs of
numbered buttons ([1]-[16]) light up as they are selected.

Jump------ Pressing the Right Foot-switch jumps to select the designated panel registration.

User------- In the User mode, each press of the Right Foot-switch selects registrations

according to the order you've specified. In this mode, press [DATA +/-] button
or use the data dial select Top and Stop .

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Top---right foot-switch can select Registrations from the first to the last circularly.
Stop--- right foot-switch can select Registrations from the first to the last. Then stops.

Press [ITEM/PAGE +] button, select RegNum01 , use [DATA +/-] button or use the
data dial change the set .there are all 78 registration settings.

Press [SHIFT] button and hold ,then press [insert] button to insert one registration on
current position.
Press [SHIFT] button and hold ,then press [delete] button to delete the registration on
current position.
Press [SHIFT] button and hold ,then press [clear] button to clear all registration settings.

Your ca n write special midi event in your midi file to realise this function.

SYSEX

F0 00 20 54 20 01 vv F7

NOTE

Registratio n number vv=1~16
F0 00 20 54 20 02 vv F7 Disable switc h vv=0,off vv= not 0 on
F0 00 20 54 20 03 vv F7 Call the registration bank vv= 1~4

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Recorder

1.Recording

Insert the USB disk into the USB socket.
Press [REC] button to start recording, the first para will have indicator beat sound

volume is not min . When you finish recording, press the [REC] again.

rhythm

Recording stops and your performance is written to the song. The song to which your
performance is recorded is automatically named MUSIC xxx (xxx indicates the number).
You can edit the midi file, change the file name on computer .

2.Set Track

Press [SET] button, LCD display MDRSetup , Press [ITEM/PAGE +]

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Press [ITEM/PAGE +] button select REC Ch01 REC Ch16, use [DATA +/-] button or
use the data dial to turn on/off the recording channel. If turned of f, voice of the channel

will not be recorded i n USB midi file

Press [ITEM/PAGE +] button selectPLAYCh01 PLAYCh16, use [DATA +/-] button or use
the data dial to turn on/off the playing channel. If turned off, the channel of USB midi file
will be ignored while playing.

Default channel for every voice

channe l voice channe l Voice

1
2
3
4
5
6

4.ParaBeat

Press [ITEM/PAGE +] button select ParaBeat , use [DATA +/-] button or use the data
dial to selec t beats.

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Press [ITEM/PAGE +] button select BeatType , use [DATA +/-] button or use the data
dial to selec t beat type.

5.RPT.Off

Press [ITEM/PAGE +] button select RPT.Off , use [DATA +/-] button or use the data
dial to change set.

RPT.Off----- only playing selected midi file once.
RPT. This--- repeat selected midi file.
RPT. All----- repeat all midi file.

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USB Control

Your instrument can support these file types: midi file(*.mid) registration file(*.reg),

update file(*.drv).All files can be accessed in root directory of USB disk only.

USB File

Press [FILE TYPE] button to select file type, the press [select +/-] button to selec t the file.

If You want select file faster , you can press [shift] and hold, then press [select +/-] button
to select file every 5 files.

FILE TYPE

SELECT

Delete File

Insert the USB disk into the USB socket. Use [SELECT+/-] button to select file you want
to delete. Then press [DELETE] button display shows DelFile , press [CONFIRM] to
delete it.

Pla y MID I File

You can play format 0/1 midi file o n your instrument.

Press [PAUSE] to pause/continue playing midi file.

Press [shift] button and hold, the n press [DELETE ] to tur n on/off the switch of
expression pedal. If on, you can use expression pedal to control the volume of
playing USB midi file; if off , expression pedal can't effect the volume of playing
US B midi file.

USB Volume

You can press [VOLUME+/-] in US B section to adjust the volume of playing US B midi file.

VOLUME

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RS 400 EU Factory Registrations

Preset

Number
1 Electronic Organ Swing/Foxtrot 120

2 Jazz Organ Jazz Club/Quickstep 180
3 Theatre Organ 6/8 March/Tarantella 110
4 Church Organ Disco 120
5 Piano 8 Beat 74
6 Tenor Sax Jazz Ballad 78
7 Vibes/ElecPiano Country 8 Beat 90
8 Scat Voice Stride Piano 160
9 Steel Guitar Country 2 Beat 110
10 Jazz Guitar Bossanova 120
11 String Ensemble Waltz 90
12 Piano Strings Rhumba 108
13 Classic Strings Viennese Waltz 156
14 Miller Reed Dance Band 84
15 Big Band Brass Big Band Mid 128
16 Brass Band 6/8 March 110

Registration Style Tempo

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Foot Switch

Your instrument has two Foot switches on the expression pedal.
The Right Foot-switch is used for the Registration Shift function, while the Left Foot switch

can be set to :off, start stop, fill in ,ending, Damper . Detailed descriptions of the Left
Foot-switch please refer to page 32.Detailed descriptions of the Right Foot-switch please

refer to page 40.

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Chord List

N ame

[M ]
[6]
[M7]

[M7#11]

[Madd9] 1-2-3-5
[M9]
[6 9] 1-2-3-(5)-6
[aug ]
[m]
[m6]
[m7]
[m7b5]
[madd9]
[m9]
[m11]
[mM7]
[mM9]
[dim]
[dim7]
[7]

[7sus4]
[7 9]
[7#11] 1-(2)-3-#4-(5)-b7or

[7 13]
[7b9]
[7b13]
[7#9]
[M7aug ]
[7aug ]
[sus4] 1-4-5 Csus4
[1+2+5]

Normal

1-3-5
1-(3 -5-6

1-3-(5)-7
1-(3)-5-7

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

1-2-3-(5)-7

1-3-#5
1-b3-5
1-b3-5-6
1­1-

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

1-2- 3-#4-(5)­1-3-(5)-6­1­1- 3-5­1­1-(3)-#5-7
1-3-#5-

1-2-5 C1+2+5

Voicing Chord Display

or

or

b3-(5)-

b7

b3-

b5-

b7

b

3-5

b b

Cm9 Cm7(9)

b b

3-4-5-(

7)

Cm11 Cm7(11)

b3-(5)-7

b3-(5)-7

b3-

b5 Cdim

b3-

b5-6

b7 or
b7
b7

b7

b7

b7

b2-3-(5)-

#2-3-(5)-

b6 -

b7

b7

b7

b7

Appendix

C

C 6

CM 7 CM7

CM7#11 CM7(#11)

CMadd 9 C(9)

CM 9 CM7(9)

C 6

9 C6(9)

Cau g

C m

Cm6 Cm6
Cm7 Cm7

b

Cm7 5

Cmadd 9

CmM7 CmM7
CmM9

Cdim7 Cdim7

C 7

C7sus4

C 7

9

C7#11 C7(#11)

C 7

13

C 7

b9

C 7

b13

C7#9

CM7aug

C7aug

C

C 6

Cau g

C m

Cm 7

b5

Cm(9)

CmM7(9)

Cdim

C 7

C7sus4

C7(9)

C7(13)

C7(b 9)

C7(b13)

C7(#9)

CM7aug

C7aug

Csus4

C

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Voic e Lis

t

Upper keyboard Voice1 2 / Lower keyboard Voice1 2

PIANO
CHR

ORGAN

GUITAR
BASS

STRING S

1.Acoustic Grand Piano 10.Celesta

2.Bright Acoustic Piano 11.Glockenspiel

3.Electric Grand Piano 12.Music Box

/

4.Honky-Tonk Piano 13.Vibraphone

5.Electric Piano 1 14.Marimba

6.Soft EP 15.Xylophone

7.Electric Piano 2 16.Tubular Bells

8.Harpsichord 17.Dulcimer

9.Clavi

18. Flute168 19. Flute164 20. Flute162 21.Theatre

22. Draworgan 23. Jazzorgan 24. Percorgan 25. Rotors

26. Rockorgan 27. Softorgan 28. Chapel 29. Churchorgan

30. Church2 31. Lower1 32. Lower2 33. Reedorgan

34. Accordion 35. Harmonica 36. Tangoaccordion

37.Acoustic Guitar(Nylon) 46.Acoustic Bass

38.Acoustic Guitar (Steel) 47.Finger Bass

39.Electric Guitar (Jazz) 48.Pick Bass

/

40.Electric Guitar (Clean) 49.Fretless Bass

41.Electric Guitar(Muted) 50.Slap Bass 1

42.Overdriven Guitar 51.Slap Bass 2

43.Distortion Guitar 52.Synth Bass 1

44.Guitar Harmonic 53. Synth Bass 2

45. Bass8 54. ElBass

55.Violin

56.Viola

57.Cello

58.Contrabass

59. Tremolo Strings

60.Pizzicato Strings

61.Orchestral Harp

62. Timpani

63.Strings Ensemble 1

64.Strings Ensemble 2

65.Synth Strings 1

66.Synth Strings 2

67.Choir Aahs

68.Voice Oohs

69.Synth Voice

70.Orchestra Hit

BRASS

71. Trumpet 75.French Horn

72. Trombone 76.Brass Section

73. Tuba 77.Synth Brass 1

74.Muted Trumpet 78.Synth Brass 2

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REED/PIP E

LEAD/ PAD

S YNTH
EFFECT/
WORL D

PERCUSSIVE
/SOUN D

EFFEC T

CHINESE

79.Soprano Sax 87.Piccolo

80.Alto Sax 88.Flute

81. Tenor Sax 89.Recorder

82.Baritone Sax 90.Pan Flute

83.Oboe 91.Blown Bottle

84.Englis h Horn 92.Shakuhachi

85.Bassoon 93.Whistl e

86.Clarinet 94.Ocarina

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95.Lead 1 (Square) 103.Pad 1 (New Age)

96.Lead 2 (Sawtooth) 104.Pad 2 (Warm)

97.Lead 3 (Calliope) 105.Pad 3 (Polysynth)

98.Lead 4 (Chiff) 106Pad 4 (Choir )

99.Lead 5 (Charang) 107Pad 5 (Bowed)

100.Lead 6 (Voice) 108Pad 6 (Metallic)

101.Lead 7 (Fifth) 109Pad 7 (Halo)

102. Lead 8 (Bass+Lead) 110Pad 8 (Sweep )

111.Fx 1 (Rain)

112.Fx 2 (Soundrack)

113.Fx 3 (Crystal)

114.Fx 4 (Atmosphere)

115.Fx 5 (Brightness)

116.Fx 6 (Goblins)

117.Fx 7 (Echoes)

118.Fx 8 (Sci-Fi)

119.Sitar

120.Banjo

121.Shamisen

122.Koto

123.Kalimba

124.Bagpipe

124.Fiddle

126. Shanai

127. Tinkle Bell 135.Guitar Fret Noise

128.Agogo 136.Breath Noise

129.Steel Drums 137.Seashore

130. Woodbloc k 138.Bird Tweet

131. Taiko Drum 139.Telephone Rin g

132.Melodic Tom 140.Helicopter

133.Synt h Drum 141.Applaus e

134.Revers e Cymbal 142.Gunshot

143.Bang Di 147.Xiao 151.ErHu

144.PiPa 148.SuoNa 152.Sheng

145.BanHu 149.YueQin 153.ZhngRuan

146.GuZhen g 150. YangQin 154.HuLuSi

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Uppe r Keyboard Lead Voice

EU Voice List

Flute
Trumpet

1

Pedal Keyboard Voice1,2

Acoustic

Bass

Elec .

1

Bass

Flute Recorder Pan Flute Blown Bottle
Trumpet Trombone Trombone Muted Trumpet

154 Voice

Bass 8 ; Acoustic Bass Finger Bass Pick Bass
Fretless Bass

Slap Bass 1 Slap Bass 2 Synth Bass 1
Synth Bass 2 ; ElecBass

154 Voice

Chinese EU Voic e MID I List

Voic e

Program

change

Bank

143 B a n g D i
1 44 P iP a
1 45 B a n H u
1 46 G u Z H e n g
1 47 X ia o
1 48 S u o n a
1 49 Yu e Q in
1 50 Ya n g Q in
15 1 E r H u
1 52 S h e n g
1 53 Zh o n g R u a n
1 54 H u L u S i

6 . Soft EP

18. Flute 16 8 4

19. Flute 16 4

20. Flute 16 2

21. Theatre Organ

23. Jazz Organ

25. Rotors

27. Soft Organ

28. Chapel

30. Church 2

31. Lower 1

32. Lower 2

45. Bass 8

50. Electric Bass

73
24
41
33
76
56
25
34
40
58
27
72

5 31
19 33
19 34
19 35
19 36
19 32
19 31
19 41
19 38
19 37
19 39
19 40
32 31
32 32

71
64
71
71
71
71
71
64
71
71
71
71

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Percussio n List

1

Bank(0-127)

Pc(0-127)

Note

13

#C

14

D

15

#D

16

E

17

F

18

#F

19

G

20

#G

21

A

22

#A

23

B

24

C

Fingers Snap

25

#C

Finger Snap

26

D

Snare

27

#D

High Q High Q High Q High Q Brush

28

E Slap

29

F

Scratch

30

#F

Scratch

31

G Sticks

32

#G

Square

33

A

Metron.

34

#A

Metron.

35

B

Bass Drum 2 Bass Drum 2 Bass Drum 2 El. Bass Drum

36

C

Bass Drum 1 Bass Drum 1 Bass Drum 1 El. Bass Drum

37

#C

Side

38

D

Snare Drum 1 Snare Drum 1 Gated

39

#D

Hand

40

E

Snare Drum 2 Snare Drum 2 Snare Drum 2 Gated

41

F

Low Floor

42

#F

Close

43

G

H. Floor

44

#G

Pedal

45

A

Low

46

#A

Open

47

B

48

C

49

#C

50

D

51

#D

52

E

53

F

54

#F

55

G

56

#G

127

0

Standard Set

Right Finge r Snap

Roll

Snare

Push
Pull

Click

Click
Bell

Stick

Side

Clap

Hand

To m

Hi-Hat

Tom

Hi-Hat

To m

Room Mid Tom

Hi-Hat

Low Mid
Hi Mid
Crash
High
Ride Cymbal
Chinese
Ride
Tambourine Tambourine
Splash
Cowbell

Tom

Tom

Room Hi Tom

Cymbal1 Crash

Tom

Room Hi Tom

Cymbal Chinese

Bell

Ride

Cymbal Splash

127

8

1

Room

L eft Fingers Snap

Slap

Scratch

Scratch

Sticks

Square

Metron.

Metron.

Left Fingers Snap

Right Finge r Snap

Roll

Snare

Push
Pull

Scratch

Click

Click
Bell

Metron.

Stick

Side

Clap

Hand

Scratch

Square

Metron.

Room Lo w Tom

Close

Hi-Hat

Close
Room Low Tom
Pedal

Open

Hi-Hat

Hi-Hat

Pedal

Open

Room Mid Tom

2 Room Hi Tom 2El. Hi Tom

Cymbal1 Crash

1 Room Hi Tom 1El. Hi Tom

1

Ride Cymbal 1 Ride Cymbal 1 Ride Cymbal 1 Ride Cymbal

Cymbal Chinese

Bell

Ride

Cymbal

Splash

Cowbell

127

25

Synth

Left Fingers Snap

Right Fi nger Snap

Roll

Snare

Slap

Push

Scratch

Pull

Scratch

Sticks

Click

Square

Click

Metron.

Bell

Metron.

Stick

Side

Snare El.

Clap

Hand

2 Roo m

Lo w Tom 2

Hi-Hat

Close

Roo m

Lo w Tom 1

Hi-Hat

Pedal

2

Room Mid Tom

Hi-Hat

Open

1

Room Mid Tom 1El. Mid Tom

Cymbal1 Crash

Cymbal

Bell

Ride

Tambourine Tambourine

Cymbal Splash

Cowbell

127

24

Electronic

Roll

Slap

Brush Swirl

Sticks

Snare L Snare

Stick

Snare Dru m

Clap

El. Low Tom

Hi-Hat

El. Low Tom

Hi-Hat

2 El. Mid Tom

Hi-Hat

Cymbal1 Dance Cha

Revers e

Bell

Cowbell

Left Seq Click

Right Brush

Dance

Surdo
Surdo
Hi

Q

Hi Q BD Analog 1H

Whip
Scratch
Scratch
Finger
Click
M etronome
Metronome
Seq Click

Brush Swirl L Brush Swirl L SD Jazz H

Push

Snare

Pull Castanet

Click Sticks

Click

Bass Drum L Bass

Bell

Dance 1 Ride

2 Dance
1 Dance

Dance 3 R&B

1 Dance Snare

Dance 4 R&B 2 HipHop 6

Snare

Dance Snare

2 Dance Tom

Dance Hi-Hat

1 Dance Tom

Dance Hi-Hat

2

Dance Tom 3 R&B Tom 3

Dance Hi-Hat

1

Dance Tom

2

Mid Tom H Mid Tom H Analog Tom 5

1

Hight

Cymbal Chinese Cymbal

Ride

Cymbal

Dance

Cymbal Splash

Cowbell

127

26

Mute

Surdo

Open

Surdo

Slap

Whip

Push
Pull

Scratch

Snap

Finger

Noise

Click

Click Metronome

Be ll Metronome

L

Seq Click L Brush

H

Seq Click H Brush

Tap

Brush

Slap

Brush

H Reverse

Roll

Snare

Kick

R&B Kick 1 HipHop 3

2

R&B Kick 2 HipHop 4

1 R&B

2 R&B

1

R&B Tom 1 Analog Tom 1

2

R&B Tom 2

4

R&B Tom 4

1

R&B Cha 1 HipHop Cha 1

Tom

R&B 6 HipHop Cha 2

1 R&B

Cu p

Ling

R&B

Cymbal Splash

Analog

127

27

R&B

Mute

BD Rock 2

Open

Slap

SD Analog 1H

Scratch

Hi-Q

Sticks

1

R&B

2

R&B

3

R&B

1Chinese Cymbal

Ride Cymbal

Push
Pull

Snap

Noise

Analog

Click BD

Ta p

SD Jazz L

Slap

Brush

Cymbal Reverse

Roll

Snare

Soft

HipHop 1

Drum

CymBal

Bian

Analo g Side

1

HipHop 5

3

HipHop 7

4

5

Hita

7

HipHop 9

Cup Tambourine

Ling

HipHop

Cymbal Splash

Cowbell Analong

HipHop

SD Elec M

Analog HH Close d

Analog HH Close d

Analog HH 1

Jazz

Bell Brush

Hi-Q

Sticks

HipHop 2

Ride

CymBal

HipHop Hita
HipHop Tom
HipHop
HipHop Tom
HipHop Hita
HipHop Tom

1 Ride Cymbal

127

28

Cymbal

Tap
Slap
Swirl

Slap

Cymbal

Roll

8

Ling

Cymbal

Cowbell

Open

Stick

1

1

2

2

3

Cup

1
2

52

Bank(0 -127)

Pc(0-127)

Note
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
95
96
97
98
99
100

127

0

Standard Set

Crash

Cymbal2 Crash
Vibraslap
Ride Cymbal 2 Ride
Hi

Bongo

Low

Bongo

Mute

Hi

C onga Mute Hi

Open

Hi

Conga Open Hi
Conga Low
High Timbale High
Low

Timbale Low
High Agogo
Low

Agogo
Cabasa
Maracas
Short Whistle Short
Long Whistle Long
Short Guiro
Long Guiro
Claves
Hi
Low
Mute Cuica
Open Quica
Mute Triangle Mute
Open Triangle Open
Shaker
Jingle Bell
Bell
Castanets Castanets
Mute Surdo
Open Surdo

Voice One
Voice Two
Voice
Voice Four

Woodblok Hi

Woodblok Low

Tree

Bell

Three

E

A
#A
B
C
#C
D
#D
E
F
#F
G
#G
A
#A
B
C
#C
D
#D

F
#F
G
#G
A
#A
B
C
#C
D
#D
E
F
#F
G
#G
A
#A
B
C
#C
D
#D

E

1

Vibraslap

Hi

Low

Conga

High

Low

Cabasa
Maracas

Short

Long

Claves

Mute

Open

Shaker

Jingle

Mute

Open

Voice

Voice

Vo ice
Vo ice

127

8

Room

Cymbal2 Crash Cymbal2 Crash Cymbal2 Dance Cha

Cymbal 2 Ride Cymbal 2 Ride Cymbal 2 Ride Cymbal

Bongo

Hi

Bongo

Low

Conga Mute

Conga Open

Low Conga Low Conga Low

Timbale High Timbale High Timbale Timbale

Timbale

Low

Agogo High Agogo High Agogo

Agogo

Low

Whistle Short Whistle Short Whistle Dance

Whistle Long Whistle Long Whistle Dance

Guiro Short Guiro Short Guiro

Guiro Long Guiro Long Guiro

Woodblok

Hi

Woodblok Low

Cuica Mute Cuica Mute Cuica

Quica Open Quica Open Quica

Triangle Mute Triangle Mute Triangle Triangle

Triangle Open Triangle Open Triangle Dance

Bell

Tree

Bell

Surdo Mute Surdo Mute Surdo

Surdo Open Surdo Open Surdo

One Voice One Voice One

Two Voice Two Voice Two
Three Voice
Four Voice Four Voice Four Castanet

127

25

Synth

Vibraslap

Cabasa
Maracas

Claves

Shaker
Jingle Bell Jingle Bell

Castanets Castanets

Bongo

Hi

Bongo

Low

Hi

Conga Mute

Hi

Conga Open

Timbale

Agogo

Low

Low

Woodblok

Woodblok Low

Hi

Tree

Bell

Three Voice Three

127

24

Electronic

Vibraslap

Bongo

Bongo
Hi

Conga Conga H

Hi

Conga Conga H

Timbale Timbale

Agogo
Cabasa
Maracas

Claves

Shaker

Dance 10 R&B 9 Analog

Woodblok Wood Block

Woodblok Dance

Dance 14

Tree

Dance

Vibraslap

Bongo H Bongo H Bongo H

Bongo L Bongo L Bongo L

Conga L Analog Conga

Agogo H Agogo H HipHop Tom 5

Agogo L Agogo L Agogo L

Cabasa

Dance 5 Analog

Dance 8 Cuiro

Dance 9 R&B 8 Cuiro

Dance 12 Guica

Guica

Jingle

Dance

Seq Click L Seq Click L Seq Click L

Dance Ye R&B Snare 1 HipHop

Brush

Brush Swirl

Dance
Dance

Dance Cha 3 Snare

Snare
Sticks
Bass Drum
Open Rim
Voice
Voice

Voice
Voice

127

26

2

R&B Cha 2 HipHop Cha 3

2 R&B Cha

Mute Analog Conga
Open Analog Conga MAnalog Conga

H

Timbale H HipHop Tom 4

L

Timbale L Timbale L

6
7

R&B Big

H Wood Block

11

Wood Block

Ope n

Guica

Mute Triangle

13

Triangle

Bell

Jingle

Ps3

Bell

Tap

Brush

L R&B Snare

Dang

Brush

T el

Reverse

R&B

L

R&B

L

R&B 10

Shot R&B

One

Voice

Two

Voice

Three

Voice

Four

Voice

127

27

R &B

Vibraslap

Cabasa

Sam ba

Shaker

Sticks

3

HipHop Cha 4

H Analog Conga

L HipHop V ox

HipHop Tom 6

Maracas Analog

Whistle

H HipHop Tom

Drum Samba Whistle

Short

Cuiro

H Wood Block
L Wood Block

M ute

Guica

Ope n

Guica

Mute Triangle

Open HipHop

Bell

HipHop Pa

Tree

Bell

Tap

HipHop

2

Brush Swirl L

Slap

HipHop

Cym bal HipHop

Roll

HipHop VOX

Te l

HipHop VOX Da

Car

HipHop VOX

FX

One

Two
Three

Voice

Four

Voice

127

HipHop

Vibraslap

Shaker

Tree

HipHop VOX
HipHop VOX
HipHop VOX
Voice
Voice

28

Maracas

Short
Long

Claves

M ute

Ope n

Mute

10

Car
Gun

Oye
En

One
Two
Three

Four

Dong

Ye

H
L

7

Chi
Cia

Qi
Ke

H

M

L

53

Bank(0 -127)

Pc(0-127)

Note

13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56

127

32

#C
D
#D
E
F
#F
G
#G
A
#A
B
C

Fingers Snap

#C

Finger Snap

D

Snare

#D

High Q High Q Closed

E Slap
F

Scratch

#F

Scratch

G
#G
A
#A
B
C
#C
D
#D
E
F
#F
G
#G
A
#A
B
C
#C
D
#D
E

Chinese

F

Ride

#F Ta mbourine
G

Splash

#G Cowbell

Jazz

Roll

Snare

Push

Pull
Sticks
Square

Click

Metron.

Click

Metron.

Bell
Bass Drum
Bass Drum
Side

Stick

Jazz Snare

Hand

Clap

Brush

Jazz Snare

Low Floor
Close
H. Floor
Pedal
Low
Open
Low Mid
Hi Mid
Crash
High
Ride Cymbal

To m

Hi-Hat

Tom

Hi-Hat

To m

Low

Hi-Hat

To m

Tom

Hi Mid

Cymbal1 Crash

To m

High

Cymbal Chinese

Bell

Ride

Cymbal Splash

Left Fingers Snap

Right Finge r Snap

Scratch

Scratch

2
1

2

1

Brush

Low Floor

Close

H. Floor

Pedal

Open

Low Mid

1

Ride Cymbal 1 Timpani D#

127

40

Brush

Left Fingers Snap

Right Finge r Snap

Roll

Snare

Slap

Pedal

Push
Pull

Ride

Sticks
Square

Click

Square

Metron.

Click

Metron.

Metron.

Bell

Metron.

Bass Drum
Bass Drum
Side

Brush

Ta mbourine

Cowbell

2

Bass Drum 2

1

Bass Drum 1

Stick

Side

Tap

Concert SD

Slap
Swirl

To m

Hi-Hat

Tom

Hi-Hat

To m

Timpani A

Hi-Hat

Timpani A#

To m

Timpani B

Tom

Timpani C

Cymbal1 Timpani

To m

Timpani D

Cymbal Timpani

Bell

Timpani F

Cymbal

Open

Sticks

Castanets
Concert
Timpani
Timpani
Timpani
Timpani

Ta mbourine

Splash

Cowbell

127

48

Orchestra

Roll

Hi-hat

Hi-Hat

Hi-Hat

Cymbal

Left

Right

127
127

Sino

Click

Click
Bell

zhongguodagu

Stick

Cymbal zhongguoxiaobo

dagugunzou
xiangban
bangzi
tanggu

SD

muyu -1

F

muyu -2

F#

muyu -3

G

muyu -4

G#

paigu-Low
paigu-Med
paigu-Hi
shimianluo-Low Gt.CutNoise

C# shimianluo-Med Gt.CutNoise

shimianluo-Hi
daluo-Med

E

daluo-Hi
zhongguodabo-Low Screaming
zhongguodabo-Hi Punch

zhongguoxiaoluo-Low Footsteps

Scratch
Scratch

Square

String

Heart

127

56

Effec ts

High-Q
Slap

Push
Pull

Sticks

Click
M trnm.Click
M trnm.Bell
Gt.F retNoiz

Slap
F1.KeyClick
Laughing

Beat

Hi-Hat

Low

Hi-Hat

127

1

Standard Set

Surdo

M ute

Surdo

Open

Hi

Q

Whip

Slap
Scratch
Scratch
Finger
Click
Metronome
Metronome
Seq Click
Seq Click
Brush
Brush Swirl
Brush
Brush Swirl
Snare
Castanet
Snare H Soft
Sticks
Bass Drum
Open Rim Sho t 2 Metron.
Bass Drum

Bass Drum H

Side
Snare
Hand

Snare H Hard 2SD Rock
Floor Tom
Hi-Hat
Floor Tom

Push
Pull

Snap

Noise

Click

Bell

L

H

Fingers Snap

Tap

Finger Snap

L Snare

Slap

High Q

H Slap

Roll

Scratch

Scratch

Square

L

M Bass Drum

Stick

Side

L2

SD

Clap

Hand

L

Rock Tom 1

Close d Close

H

Rock Tom 2

Pe dal

To m

Rock Tom 3

Ope n

Open

127

2

Rock

2 SD Elec

Metron.

2 BD

Rock

Stick

Rock

Clap

Hi-Hat

Pedal

Hi-Hat

Hi-Hat

16

Roll

Click

Mid Tom L Rock Tom 4

Mid Tom H Rock Tom 5
Crash Cymbal

Hight

To m

Ride Cymbal

Chinese Cymba l 1 Chinese

Ride Cymbal Cup Ride

Ta mbourine

Splash

1 Cowbell

1 Crash

Cymbal1

Rock Tom 6

1 Ride Cymbal

Bell

Ta mbourine

Cymbal Splash

Cowbell

Cymbal

Right

Push
Pull

M

Click
Bell

2

Rim

Cymbal

Left

1

54

Low

2

Bank(0 -127)

Pc(0-127)

Note
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
95
96
97
98
99
100

E

A
#A
B
C
#C
D
#D
E
F
#F
G
#G
A
#A
B
C
#C
D
#D

F
#F
G
#G
A
#A
B
C
#C
D
#D
E
F
#F
G
#G
A
#A
B
C
#C
D
#D

E

127

32

Jazz

Crash

Cymbal2 Crash
Vibraslap
Ride Cymbal
Hi
Low
Mute Hi
Open Hi
Conga
High
Low
High
Low
Cabasa
Maracas
Short
Long
Short
Long
Clave s
Hi
Low
Mute
Open
Mute
Open
Shaker
Jingle
Bell
Castanets
Mute

Open

Voice
Voice
Voice
Voice

Bongo

Hi

Bongo

Conga Mute Hi

Conga Open Hi

Low
Timbale
Timbale
Agogo

Agogo

Whistle

Whistle

Guiro

Guiro

Long

Woodblok

Woodblok

Cuica

Quica

Triangle

Triangle

Bell

Jingle

Tree

Bell

Surdo

Surdo

One
Two
Three
Four

Vibraslap

2

Ride

Bongo

Low

Conga

High

Low

High

Low

Cabasa
Maracas

Short

Long

Short

Claves

Hi

Woodblok

Low

Mute

Open

Mute

Open

Shaker

Castanets

Mute

Open

Voice

Voice

Voice

Voice

127

40

Brush

Cymbal2 ConcertCymb.2

Cy mbal 2 ConcertCymb. 1

Hi

Bongo

Low

Conga Mute

Conga Open

Low Conga Low tanggu

Timbale High Timbale muyu -1

Timbale

Low

Agogo High Agogo muyu -3

Agogo

Low

Whistle Short Whistle paigu-Hi

Whistle Long Whistle

Guiro Short Guiro

Guiro Long Guiro

Hi

Woodblok Lo w

Cuica Mute Cuica

Quica Open Quica

Triangle Mute Triangle

Triangle Open Triangle

Bell

Tree

Bell

Surdo Mute Surdo

Surdo Open Surdo

One Voice One

Two Voice Tw o
Three Voice
Four Voice Four

127

48

Orchcstra

Vibraslap

Bongo

Cabas a
Maracas

Claves

Woodblok

Shaker
Jingle Bell

Castanets

Applaus e

daluo
pengling
zhongguoxiaoluo-Hi Door

zhongguodagu Door

Bongo dagugunzou Scratch

Hi

Conga xiangban

Hi

Conga bangzi

Timbale muyu -2

Agogo muyu -4

paigu-Low
paigu-Med

shimianluo -Low
shimianluo - Med
shimianluo - Hi

Woodblok

Tree

Three

daluo-Med
daluo-Hi
zhongguodabo -Low
zhongguodabo -Hi
zhongguoxiaobo
zhongguoxiaoluo­daluo
pengling
zhongguoxiaoluo-Hi
zhongguodagu
dagugunzou
xiangban
bangzi
tanggu
muyu -1
muyu -2
muyu -3
muyu -4
paigu-Low
paigu-Med
paigu-Hi

shimianluo -Low
Voice One
Voice Two
Voice Three
Voice Four

127

127

Sino

-Low

Wind

-Low

127

56

Effccts

Standard Set

Footsteps
Applause

2

Crash Cymbal

Creaking Ride Cymbal

127

Vibraslap

1

Bongo H Hi

Bongo L Low

Chimes

Conga H

Car -Engine
Car -Stop
Car -Pass
Car -Crash
Sire n
Train
Je tplane
Helicopter Maracas
Stars hip
Gun
Machine
Lasergun
Explosion Claves
Dog
HorseGallop
Bird
Rain
Thunder
Wind
Seashore
Stream
BuBBle

Conga H

Conga L Conga

Timbale H High

Timbale L Low

Agogo H High

Agogo L Low

Cabasa

Sam ba

Whistle

Shot

Samb a Whistle

Gun

Cuiro

Cuiro

Short
Long

Wood Block

Wood Block

Guica

Guica

M ute

Ope n

Triangle

Triangle

Shaker

Jingle

Bell

Bell

Tree

Seq Click
Seq Click
Brush

Tap
Brush Swirl
Brush

Slap
Brush Swirl
Snare

Roll
Castanet
Snare H Soft
Sticks
Bass Drum
Open

Rim

Voice

One

Voice

Two

Voice

Three

Voice

Four

2
2 Crash

Vibraslap

2 Ride Cymbal

Bongo

Mute Mute Hi
Open Open Hi

Cabasa
Maracas

H Short

L

Long

Short

Long

Claves

H Hi

Woodblok

L Low

Mute

Open

Mute Mute

Open Open

Shaker

Jingle

Bell

L Castanets

H

Mute

Open

L

Voice

H Voice

Voice

Voice

SD Elec

2

L

Shot

127

16

Rock

Cymbal2

Bongo

Conga

Conga

Low
Timbale
Timbale
Agogo

Agogo

Whistle

Whistle

Guiro

Guiro

Woodblok

Cuica

Quica

Triangle

Triangle

Bell

Tree

Surdo

Surdo

One
Two
Three
Four

M

2

55

Styl e

List

8 BEAT

16 BEAT

BALLAD

1 8BeatModern
2 MerseyBeat
3 BeachBoys
4 8Beat8

5 60'sRock
6 HardRock
7 RockShuffle
8 80'sRock

9 16Beat1 13 JazzRock
10 16Beat2 14 Funk
11 PopShuffle 15 PopRock
12 GuitarPop

16 PianoBallad 20 ShowBallad
17 LoveSong 21 PopBallad
18 6/8Modern 22 16BeatBallad
19 6/8SlowRock

DANC E

DISCO

SWING & JAZZ

R&B

23 Rap 29 Garage
24 DancePop 30 Techno
25 House 31 KyliePop
26 SwingHouse 32 HipHop
27 ClubDance 33 Chill Out
28 ClubLatin

34 70'sDisco 37 DiscoParty
35 LatinDisco 38 DiscoFever
36 Disco 39 VillageDisco

40 BigBandFast 45 JazzBallad
41 BigBandMid 46 DixieLand
42 BigBandBalld 47 Ragtime
43 JazzClub 48 StridePiano
44 SimpleSwing 49 Charleston

50 Soul 55 Rock&Roll
51 DetroitPop 56 BoogieWoogie
52 Rhythm&Blues 57 6/8Blues
53 6/8Soul 58 3/4Gospel
54 Twist 59 GospelShuffle

56

COUNTRY

60 Country8Beat 64 CountryBallad
61 CountryPop 65 BlueGrass
62 CountrySwing 66 Country Waltz
63 Country2Step

LATIN

TRADITIONAL

WALTZ

1

67 Merengue 71 Salsa
68 Bossanova 72 Beguine
69 PopBoss a 73 Reggae
70 Mambo 74 SwingyReggae

75 DanceBand 86 Rhumba
76 EnglishWalt z 87 VienneseWaltz
77 Foxtrot 88 2/4March
78 QuickFoxtrot 89 6/8March
79 Quickstep 90 2/4Polka
80 ArgentineTango 91 6/8Polka
81 HabeneraTango 92 Tarantella
82 Pasodoble 93 Sirtaki
83 Samba 94 ScottishReel
84 ChaCha 95 Hawaiian
85 Jive 96 Mariachi

97 SwingWaltz
98 JazzWaltz
99 Waltz
100 FrenchWaltz

100 Style

57

Mode

1

V

elocity

Note ON

Key's

X O

X

X

MIDI Implementation Chart

Func tion

Transmitted

Recognized

Remarks

Basic
Channel

Mode

Note
Number :True

After
Pitch

Control Change

Bender

Default
Changed
Default
Messages
Altered

Note

1
5
6
7
10
11
64
65
66
67
71
72
73
74
75
76,77,78

91,93
100,101
120
121

voice

OFF

0,32

1-16CH
1-16CH
Mode 3
X
**********
0-127

**********
O
O

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

9nH,v=1~127
9nH,v=0

1-16CH
1-16CH

X
X

0~127
0~127

O

9nH,v=1~127

O 9nH,v=0 or

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

8nh

Ban k

Select
Modulation
Portamento
Data

Entr y
Volum e
Pan
Expressio n
Sustain
Portamento
Sostenuto
Soft

pedal

TVF

Resonnance

Env

release

Env

attack

TVF cutoff
Env decay
Vibrato
DSP

DEPTH

RPN

LSB,MS B
Al l sound
Reset all

time

freq

time

off

Con trollers

Programe
Change :
System

System : Song

Common :
Aux : Local

Messages: Active

Mode1:OMNI
Mode3:OMNI

Exclusive

True

Position

: Song

Select

Tune

on/o ff

: All Notes

Sense

:

Reset

ON,POLY
OFF,POLY

Off

O

O

0-127

0-127

O

O

0-127

0-127

X
X
X
X
O
X

X

Mode2:OMNI ON,MONO O
Mode4:OMNI OFF ,MONO X No

X
X
O
O
X

Yes

58

Specifications

Keyboard
Display
Polyphony
Voices

U pper Voic e 1,2
L ower Voic e 1,2

L ead Voice

Pedal Voice 1,2

Voice Control

Uppe r Keyborad:49 Lower Keyboard:61 Pedal Keyboard:20
Multi-function backlit LCD
64
Uppe r Voice 1 2 Lower Voice1 2 Lead Vo ice Pedal Voice1 2

Reference Voice List

Reference Voice List
Reference Voice List

Volum e Pan Tune Transpose Octave
Envelopes Vibrato Filte r DSP

Sustai n Pitch Bend

Auto Accompaniment

Accompaniment Control

Registration Memory

Auxiliary jacks

Dimensions
Weigh t

Accessories

100

Synchr o Start Intro/Ending Main A Main B Temp

Memorize 4*1 6 panel settings USB

AC 100 -240 V Phones 1/2 Lin e out Line in MIDI in/out

1 110 625 420mm

51.26Kg

Owne r s Manual

59

Troubleshooting

No sound at power on

No sound when playing rhythm

No sound on keyboard

Problem Remedy

Is the AC plug connected?
Is the Master Volume slider turned up?
Are a set of headphones plugged in?
Are the cables connected properly?
Is the expression pedal turned up?
Are the rhythm volumes turned up?(See page29-30) Is
the local control is set to OFF(Page37)?
Is the volume of the keyboard voice at minimum level?
Is the local control is set to OFF(Page37)?
Are a set of headphones plugged
in?
Is the expression pedal turned up?

No sound from the keyboard percussion

Some notes seem cut out

The instrument plays in the wrong key
Noise is heard when playing

Peculiar sound when releasing a key
The key s sensitivity is not good for me Change the sensitivity on Touch function(See page 37)

There is no reverb or chorus effects
The USB disk is not work correctly
The foot switch does not work

Cannot see the file name in the USB disk

Is the keyboard percussion turned on?
Is the rhythm volume(and percussion volume,
rhythm part1,2 volume. See page 29-30) turned up?
The maximum polyphony is 64, but the effects (reverb,

chorus etc.) will use some of them if there is a lack of
polyphony switch off effects button.

Check Transpose setting and Master Transpose setting

I s there any electronic machine(TV, mobile phone, radio , etc.)
nearby.

The lead voice works in mono mode, this can result
in notes re-sounding if played as a chord.

Check the level setting.
Check the Effect button is lit ( turned on)
Format it on computer or try another
Check the setting(footswitch setting on
page32,regshift setting on page30 )
USB only supports the files on root directory.Do
not have too many files on root directory.

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