Technics SX-F100, SX-G100W Owner's Manual

SX-

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BEFORE YOU PLAY, PLEASE READ THE CAUTIONARY COPY APPEARING ON PAGE 2.

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A

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if not may cause harmful interference to radio there is no guarantee that interference installation . radio the equipment off and on, the user is the interference by one or more

installed and used in accordance with the instructions,

If

or

this equipment does cause harmful interference

television reception which can be determined by turning

Reorient or relocate the receiv ing antenna. Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. Connect the equipment into an from that to which the receiver is connected. Consult the dealer or for help .

designed

and can radiate radio frequency energy

an

pursuant

to

provide

communicat

will not occur in a particular

encouraged

of

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outlet

experienced radio/TV technician

to Part 15 of the

reasonable protec-

insta llation. This

ions. However ,

to

try to correct

on

a circu it different

to

The

model unit. The model number and serial keyboard . Please note the below and retain this sheet as a purchase to aid identificat i

MODEL SERIAL NUMBER

number of this product is found on the rear of the

number

model

and serial

NUMBER

numbers

on

in the event of theft.

are found underneath the

in the space provided

permanent

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Technics

OWNER'S

Before

For long and pleasurable use of this instrument, and to gain a

F1

your once.

The Owner's Manual is comprised of the following parts .

BASIC FUNCTIONS

PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS

00 organ, it is strongly recommended that you read through this Owner's Manual

you

play

This part includes an explanation of basic procedures and points you should be aware of for proper operation of your instrument.

This part comprises a detailed explanation of sound, effect, rhythm, SEQUENCER, MIDI.

MANUAL

COMPOSER,

thorough

understanding of

Disk Drive and

REFERENCE GUIDE (separate booklet)

Reference guide for the contents

and RHYTHM GROUP etc.

of

the SOUND GROUP

Important

Salety

Instructions

WARNING

When using electr ic products, basic precautions should always be followed, including the following;

• Read all the instructions before using the product.

Safety

•

Power nected to a described marked on the product.

Polarization-

• with a polarized line plug( one blade wider than

the other}. This is a safety feature. If you are

unable to insert the plug into the outlet, contact an Do

•

Periods

of the product should be unplugged from the

outlet when left unused for a long period of

time.

Source-

electrician to replace your obsolete outlet.

not

defeat the safety purpose of the plug .

of

The

product

power

in

the operating instructions or as

Non-use-

supply only of the type

This product may be equipped

The power-supply cord

should be con-

Listening

This product, either alone or an amplifier and be capable of producing sound levels that could cause permanent for a long period or at a level that is uncomfortable . If you experience any hearing loss you should consu lt an audiologist.

caution

headphones

hearing

of

time at a high volume level

in

combination with

or speakers may

loss.

Do

not operate

or

ringing in the ears,

Service

•

Damage should be serviced by qualified service personnel when: a. The power-supply cord or the plug has

been damaged;

b. Objects have fallen,

spilled onto the product ; or c. The product has been exposed to rain; or d. The product does not appear to operate

normally or exhibits a marked change in

performance; or e.

The product has been dropped, or the

enclosure damaged.

Requiring

or

Service

or

- The product

liquid has been

Installation

•

Water

and

Moisture-Do

near

water-for

tub,washbowl, kitchen sink, in a wet base-

or

ment,

•

Cart/Standonly with a cart or stand that is recommended by the manufacturer .

Ventilation-

• so that its locat ion fere wi

•

Heat-

from heat sources

registers , or other products that produce heat.

•

Foreign

that objects do

spilled into the enclosure through openings.

near a swimming pool , or the like.

th

its

The product should be located away

Material-Care

example, near a bath-

This product should be used

The product should be located

proper

not

use this product

or

position does not inter-

ventilation .

such

as radiators, heat

should be taken so

fall and liquids are not

Servicing

• product beyond maintenance All other qualified service

- Do

not

instructions

servicing

attempt

that

described in the user-

should be referred to

personnel.

to service the

.

Maintenance

• Be sure to switch this unit off after use, and in

do not switch the unit on and off succession , as this places an undue load the electronic

• To maintain the

wipe with a clean, damp cloth, and polish with a soft, dry cloth. Polish may be used, but do · not use thinners polishes.

• A wax-based polish may be used cab inet , although you will find that rubbing with a soft cloth will suffice.

components

luster

of the keys and buttons,

or

petro-chemical-based

.

quick

on

the

SAVE

THESE

INSTRUCTIONS

2

Contents

Before you play

Important Safety Instructions Controls and functions . .

BASIC

Getting started Listen to the demonstration Selecting sounds: upper and lower Selecting sounds: pedal keyboard Effects ... Playing automatic rhythms Automatic Record your performance . . Easy Play Style .

FUNCTIONS

PRACTICAL

About

the

display

Part I Sounds and effects ....

Parts Orchestra Selecting a type of organ Setting the Organ sound: Manual . . . Setting the Organ sound: Preset Selecting Sound part sounds Selecting the bass part sound Add effects to the Sound and Bass part Other Automat ic sound and effect settings Transpose Techni-chord . .

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Selecting rhythms Playing the rhythm . . Keyboard Percussion Auto Play Chord Automat ic settings Music

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Sequencer Outline of the Sequencer Easy Record Sequencer

parts . . Realtime Record Step Record Track

Assign

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Part

IV

Outline of the Composer

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Setting up to create a rhythm pattern .

Record your rhythm pattern Step Record

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Loading data Formatting a disk Saving data

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Part

VI

Adjusting Sound mode Sound setting

Part

VII

Adjusting

the

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the Outline of procedure Touch functions Control functions

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IX MIDI ..........

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Controls

and

functions

- BASS PEDALS Select the sounds to be played on the pedal keyboard. (Refer to page 42.)

DIGITAL REVERB

to

Add reverberation page 47.)

PIHYTHU

GROUP

the sound. (Refer

UPPER ORGAN

Select the organ sounds to be played the upper keyboard. (Refer

LOWER ORGAN

to

Select the organ sounds to be played the lower keyboard. (Refer to page 36.}

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on

page 36.)

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Various rhythm patterns are available for each rhythm group. (Refer to page 54.}

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PROGRAM SECTION

Several buttons are located beneath the cover. These buttons are used when setting the functions for the SEQUENCER, COMPOSER or MIDI, and when customsetting any of the programmable functions.

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UPPER ORCHESTRAL CONDUCTOR

Select the part to be played on the upper keyboard. (Refer

to

page 33.)

UPPER SOUND GROUP

Select the sounds to

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A simple operation provides automatic selection of the sounds , effects and various other panel settings which are suitable for the registration you chose.

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Getting

started

Before

Plug the

A

Music stand

B

c

Insert the music stand in the two holes as shown in the figure.

Keyboard

Open and close the cover slowly.

you

power

cover

play

cord into an outlet.

Music stand

Music stand can forword.

• To slide the slightly .

Panel light

The panel light can be turned pressing the button on the left underside of the keyboards.

be

slided back or

music

stand, first rise it

on

up

by

• The music stand light and foot light are also turned on .

• About the backup

The panel settings are maintained in the backup memory for to this instrument is turned off.

COMPOSER,

before you turn off the instrument, use the SAVE procedure to store the desired data disk for recall at a later time.

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The

backup memory

• When you quit the operating mode, a warning display may appear to remind you to save the data . If this occurs, after checking the reminder, press the

• Power-on settings

When the

• If you wish to retain the settings which were in effect when you last turned off this

instrument, set the POWER-ON MODE to BACK UP. (Refer to page 127.)

are maintained for about 80 minutes. If you wish to keep the memory contents,

power

memory

about

one week

Other

stored memories, such as the

does

not function until the power has been

to this instrument is turned on , ORGAN settings are automatically selected.

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SEQUENCER

on

for about 10 minutes.

OK

button.

after

the power

and

on

a

Playing

2

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• The selected type of organ sound can be played on the lower keyboards.

Set the appropriate level with the sliding control while playing the keyboards.

• Use the expression pedal to change the volume level as you play.

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other

• To change from a SOUND

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to

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style

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performance.

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2

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stration songs are played in order in a medley performance . The medley performance continues until the

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pressed

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medley wish to skip from the current song to the next song, press the button for the highlighted

while the

are being played.

song.

of

the

demonstration

performance , if you

buttons

do not function

performances

Selecting

sounds:

upper

and

Orchestral

Parts

The following parts are

upper

the keyboard.

ORGAN

SOUND 1

SOUND 2 SOUND 3

• After selecting a part, the

CONDUCTOR is used to assign

parts to the keyboards.

keyboard and

lower

Conductor

ava

lower

Select sound

Select a different sound

ORCHESTRAL

an

organ

for this part.

for

each part.

sound

for each

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keyboards

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upper

the

LOWER

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keyboard .

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to select the part

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to

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sounds

assigning

two

below

combine

or

same

for each part

parts to the

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more

buttons

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ORGAN

part

1

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TYPE button

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the display.

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parts

upper

keyboard is selected with the buttons

lower

keyboard with the buttons in the

in

the

LOWER

UPPER

SOUND

GROUP

GROUP,

.

1

2

Press the

UPPER SOUND

1, 2 or

SOUND

GROUP

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3 button in the

GROUP

to turn it on.

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or

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SOUND

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to

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display.

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display

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to a list

of

14

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sounds:

pedal

BASS

1

part

Press a sound button in the

PEDALS

group .

BASS

keyboard

BASS

section to select a sound

PEDALS

2

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pedal

• You can combine two bass sounds.

(Refer

yboard.

to

page 43.}

changes

to a list of

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• Press the to the

EXIT

button to

display

.

go

0

.

..

back

15

Effects

ADBC

Add

a feeling

spaciousness

Press the DIGITAL

A

Add

B

to turn it

•

The

sustain.

Press the SUSTAIN button to turn it on.

on

sound is

of

.

to

the

0

broader

0

[susTAIN]

sound.

EFFECT

and

button

deeper

Make

c

.

Change

the

sound

Use the buttons to adjust the brightness of the sound.

• There are three levels of

BRILLIANCE

brightness.

the

quality

brighter.

1\

BRILLIAN

CE

of

and v

the

sound.

D

Press the DSP turn it on.

EFFECT

button to

• Play and release a tones fade out gradually after the

key is released.

key

. The

0

• Various effects are added to the sounds .

16

Add

tremolo.

(ORGAN

part}

Add

reverberation.

E

Add

Press the it

on.

o A rapid oscillation in volume is

applied to the

a feeling

TREMOLO

spaciousness

(ORGAN

F

part}

Press the EFFECT button to turn

on

.

button to turn

TREMOLO

0

ORGAN sounds.

of

to

the

sound.

EFFE

CT

0

Press the

G

it

to turn it on.

• The reverberat ion effect is applied to

DIGITAL

0

DIGITAL

REVERB

all sounds.

REVERB

button

0

o The ORGAN sound is broader

and deeper .

17

Playing

automatic

rhythms

1

2

In the RHYTHM select a rhythm group.

RHYTHW

GROUP

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display

rhythms.

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3

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START/STOP

1 2 3

0 0 0 0

pre

button.

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~

BEAT

c )

START/STOP

• Stop the rhythm by pressing the

START/STOP

button again.

0 0

• Press the EXIT button to go back

• Rhythms effective

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to the

marked

for

display.

with a * are especially

sounds.

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0

....

18

D

CB

A

Adjust

Adjust the tempo with the

A

TEMPO/PROGRAM dial.

• The tempo

Insert

To start your performance with an

B

introduction, press the

ENDING button before starting the

rhythm.

the

tempo.

display as

an

intra

TEMPO/PROGRAM o

is

"J

shown

=

."

in

pattern.

INTRO &

0

the

Insert a count.

c

To begin one-measure count,

COUNT INTRO (FILL IN

before starting the rhythm.

• A after which the normal rhythm pattern begins.

your

performance

COUNl

CJ

FILL

one-measure

0

Select a variation

During the rhythm performance, press

the

D

it

on.

VARIATION

with a

press

the

2}

button

INTRO

IN 2

count is played,

pattern.

button to turn

( )

INTAO& ENDING

• An intro is played, after which the regular rhythm starts.

19

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•

The

rhythm pattern changes to a

flashier pattern.

0

VARIATION

E F

Insert

While

E

playing, press either the or FILL

• A fill-in

Insert

While the rhythm is

F

the

a fill-in

the preset rhythm pattern is

SEQUENCER RESET COUNT INTRQ

(._____...)

FILL

to play .

an

ending

INTRO & ENDING button.

pattern.

IN

2 button.

0 0

(..____)

IN

1

pattern

immediately starts

pattern.

playing

0

FILL

IN

, press

IN

1

2

( )

INTRO&

ENDING

• You will and then the rhythm stops.

hear

an ending pattern,

20

Automatic

accompaniment

Use

Use the AUTO

the

c

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j

c

~

j

AUTO

PLAY

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J

j

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PLAY

3 2·4

CHORD

with the following tune.

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2

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the

RHYTHM

select a rhythm group.

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UP

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C)

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4

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CHORD

0

CHORD

D

Select

•

ONE

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a few seconds, the display

returns to the previous display.

on the display.

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5

6

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turn it on.

START/STOP

I

0 0

(

START/STOP

With

your

left

hand

lower

the right hand, upper

When

• keyboard, the accompaniment Where

•

in the

the

keyboard as shown below

keyboard, and with

play

keyboard .

you play the

C, G7 and

music

lower

keyboard and pedal

.

button to

3

0 0

4

OEAT

2

)

, play chords on

your

the

melody

automatic

begins

Fare

score, you can play

lower

to play.

indicated

in

the figure

on

the

7

At the end of your performance,

press the

START/STOP

button.

C chord

• In this example, you played chords by pressing the keys for the "root notes"

FINGER

(ONE specify the chord by playing all the in

the chord. (Refer to page 60.)

chords). But you can also

F chord

notes

G7 chord

+

22

Record

your

performance

Use the

SEQUENCER

March: IVIcdium

c

to record your performance.

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Wore A Yellow

Ribbon

c

Press the EASY RECORD button to

1

turn it on .

• The display changes.

0

EASY

RECORD

Am

Om

G7

23

5 6

2

4

2

3

Press the

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5

6

When

you

have finished playing,

press

the EASY RECORD button

again to turn it off.

Press the

(FILL

SEQUENCER

IN

1) button .

SEQUENCER RESET

0

C)

FILL

Press the

START/STOP

1 2 3 4 BEAT

0 0 0 0

RESET

IN I

button.

• You can also record several parts indivi

dually back performance.

and then have them played

together

for an

(Refer

ensemble

to

page

73.)

24

•

( )

START

/ STOP

Your

performance is played back

just

as

you recorded it.

Easy

Play

Style

Automatic

Press the ONE button to turn it on.

2

o The

Use the category (performance style).

D D D D

D

0 0

... -...

display

A and v buttons to select a

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setup

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of

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2·3·4 1

Press the

3

button.

o The

Use the type of registration

D D D D D

0 0

•

The settings

type you selected

o Press

button to turn it off the

parts

REGISTRATION

display

r·-

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.

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sounds

keyboard, and various other panel

A and v

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which are suitable for the .

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buttons

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are automatically

TOUCH

display.

to select a

to 16).

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,

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ORGAN

to

go back to

LIST

0

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Automatic

setup

of

the

ORGAN

style

1

2

Press the to turn it on.

ORGAN

STYLIST

0

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ORGAN

STYLIST

•

The

display

Use the of the

display

(performance

D D D D D

• When a contents

MEMORY are replaced. In this

case, when you attempt to a category, a appears. Press the YES execute

• A list of styles is shown on display

changes.

buttons

•

to

select a category

style).

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