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Owner's Manual
Changing the Depth of the Chorus Effect
You can select from 6 different Chorus levels.
1. Hold down the CHORUS
button for a few seconds until
you have confirmed that its indicator has started to flash.
2. With the CHORUS
button still pressed, press the appro-
priate Voice button to select the desired depth setting.
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Vibra-
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Organ
Strings
Chorus
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Applying Reverb to the Sound
You can select from 6 different Reverb levels.
1. Hold down the REVERB button for a few seconds and its
indicator will start to flash.
2. With the REVERB button still pressed, press the appropri-
ate Voice button to select the desired depth setting.
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Vibra-
Pipe
Piano
chord
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Strings
Chorus
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Using the Metronome
Press METRONOME button to activate the Metronome click.
Use the tempo + and - buttons to encrease or decrease the
Tempo.
To set the Metronome Volume:
1. Hold down the METRONOME
button for a few seconds
and its indicator will start to flash.
2. With
the METRONOME
button
still pressed,
set the
Volume using TEMPO +/- buttons.
10
Time Signature Setting
You can chose between 10 different Time Signature Settings.
1. Hold down the METRONOME
button for a few seconds
and its indicator will start to flash.
2. With the METRONOME
button still pressed, press a but-
ton as in the table below to select yor desired Time
Signature:
PIANO
1/4
HARPSICHORD
2/4
VIBRAPHONE
3/4
E. PIANO
4/4
PIPE ORGAN
5/4
STRINGS
6/4
CHORUS
3/8
REVERB
6/8
TOUCH LIGHT
9/8
TOUCH HEAVY
12/8
For Those Who Wish To Use MIDI
Those satisfied with playing the piano by itself need not read
the following.
About MIDI...
The MIDI (Musical Instrument Digital Interface) standard was
created to provide for the exchange of performance informa-
tion among electronic musical instruments and computers.
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The MIDI Connectors
Take a look at the rear panel of your piano. You should be
able to quickly find the two MIDI sockets. These connectors
enable the piano to 'converse' with other MIDI-equipped
units. The two connectors function as follows:
MIDI IN Connector
This connector is where messages from other MIDI-equipped
units are received, and can be likened to the "ears" which lis-
ten to what the other instrument has to convey.
MIDI OUT Connector
From this connector,
messages are sent out to other MIDI-
equipped units. It can be likened to the "mouth" in the ongo-
ing dialogue between the units.
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