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- Page 1 DP 361 Owner‘s Manual Version: 11/2019...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
© 2019 This manual is protected by copyright. Any copying or reprint, even in excerpts, is only allowed with consent of Musikhaus Kirstein GmbH. The same applies to reproduction or copying of images, even in altered form. Contents Assembly........................ 1 Assembly of the pedal bar and side panels ............ - Page 3 Layer+Split ......................11 Move the split point .....................11 Twin Piano ......................12 Metronome ......................13 Start / Stop ......................13 Metronome Settings ....................13 TEMPO .......................13 “Piano Assist” Function ..................14 To start Piano Assist ...................14 Drum Player ......................14 Piano Player ......................15 Chord specification for the piano player ..............16 Select the Method ....................17 Further settings ....................18 “Record”...
- Page 4 Balance .......................30 MIDI ........................31 Bluetooth ......................31 Bluetooth ......................31 Bluetooth Audio ....................31 Bluetooth-MIDI ....................32 MIDI Chart ......................33 GM-Voice ......................34 Percussion ......................35 Trouble Shooting ....................36 Product Specifications ..................37 WEEE Declaration ....................38...
- Page 5 Thank you for choosing this product. To ensure that you are fully satisfied with this product, carefully read and understand this manual before using this instrument. Keep this manual in a safe place. The operating instructions must be passed on to all subsequent users. Observe operating instructions! The WARNING signal word identifies hazards that, without precautions, could result in serious injury.
- Page 6 Caution Please observe the following basic information in order not to endanger yourself or others and to avoid damage to external devices. Warning Do not disassemble the instrument and do not modify it. This could result in electric shock. Entrust a specialist workshop with any necessary service and maintenance or contact your dealer.
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Page 7: Assembly
Assembly Please unpack the instrument carefully and make sure all components listed below are in perfect condition. If any items are missing or damaged, please contact the manufacturer. Piano console Operating manual (possibly as download) Left / Right foot (a, b) Pedal unit (c) Back (d) Screws pedal box... -
Page 8: Assembly Of The Pedal Bar And Side Panels
Assembly of the pedal bar and side panels Attach the pedal bar (c) between the two side panels (a, b) using the screws (e) Unscrew the spacer screw under the pedal unit until it makes contact with the ground and the pedal unit can be supported against the pedal pressure towards the ground. -
Page 9: Fitting The Piano Console
Fitting the piano console Carefully place the piano console on the base. Set up the music stand and hold it Pay attention to your fingers. Connect the two at the desired angle with the metal components using the screws (h) base Connect the pedal cable and power cord Connect the pedal cable (this is already placed on the underside of the pedal bar) -
Page 10: Basic Operation
Basic operation Power switch Insert the jack plug of the power supply unit into the socket at the bottom of the console and then plug the power plug into the socket. Now press the power button to turn on the instrument. ►... -
Page 11: Connections
Connections Connection panel at the bottom left of the piano console – Stereo 3.5mm Aux In The Aux-In jack can be used to connect external audio devices such as Mp3 players. The incoming music signals through this jack are played through the loudspeakers of the piano. -
Page 12: Pedals
Pedals The instrument has three pedals. These simulate the pedals of a real concert piano. Connecting the pedal cable Disconnect the pedal cable which is fixed under the pedal box and connect it to the corresponding socket on the underside of the piano console. How to operate the pedals Sustain Pedal (right pedal) This pedal has the same function as the sustain pedal of an acoustic piano. -
Page 13: Operating Unit
Rotary-Effect-Pedal (left and middle pedal) If a Rotary-Effect is selected in the effect section, the left pedal can be used to switch to a faster speed. With the middle pedal you can stop abruptly the Rotary-Effect. Operating unit a LCD screen b MOVE/ENTER page 8 page 8,21... -
Page 14: Using The Move/Enter Keys
Using the MOVE/ENTER keys Bring the cursor on the screen with the arrow keys to the desired position. Press the Enter key in the middle of the arrow keys to confirm your selection and open menus. Using the BACK ( ) and HOME ( ) buttons The back button takes you back one step. -
Page 15: Voice-Liste
Voice-Liste G.Piano E.Piano Organ German G. Piano Vintage E. Piano Pipe Organ Concert G. Piano Modern E. Piano E. Organ Gospel Warm G. Piano Bright E. Piano E. Organ Jazz Stage G. Piano Clavinet E. Organ Rock Mellow G. Piano Harpsichord Accordion Light Pop G. -
Page 16: Dual
Dual Press the DUAL button to enter the Dual Mode. In this mode, you can combine multiple timbres in different ways. Pressing the DUAL button repeatedly will enter the different operating modes. In Dual Mode you can choose from the following options: DUAL mode Layer / Split Twin Piano... -
Page 17: Split
Split Here, the keyboard divides into two areas with different timbres. First, select the desired main voice for the right keyboard half. Now press the DUAL button three times. The cursor on the display points to SP and the button lights in red. Now select the desired second tone (split voice) for the left keyboard half using the keys. -
Page 18: Twin Piano
Twin Piano This function divides the keyboard into two equal parts. Now two players can play in the same pitch at the same time. The operation of the pedals is adapted to the split keyboard. The left pedal controls the sustain effect of the left keyboard half and the right pedal controls the sustain effect of the right keyboard half. -
Page 19: Metronome
Metronome Start / Stop Press the METRONOME button to start the metronome. Press the METRONOME button again to stop the metronome. Metronome Settings Press the METRONOME button to enter the metronome menu. Use the keys to select the desired value. Change the desired value using the keys. -
Page 20: Piano Assist" Function
“Piano Assist” Function In the Piano Assist function two different assistants can be selected. In Drum Player mode, you can be accompanied by a drum rhythm. In Piano Player mode, the instrument plays complicated left-hand chord patterns on its own, making it easier to play challenging piano pieces. -
Page 21: Piano Player
The following rhythms of drum accompaniment are available: The drum player starts as soon as you press a key on the keyboard or the START / STOP key. Press START / STOP again to stop the drum player. Press the PIANO ASSIST button again to exit this mode. -
Page 22: Chord Specification For The Piano Player
Chord specification for the piano player In Piano Player mode, it is necessary to specify the chord of the desired accompaniment character. For this purpose, two methods can be used with this instrument: Single Finger method With the Single Finger method, chords can be specified with 1-3 fingers. Here, the root of a chord is enough to define a major triad. -
Page 23: Select The Method
Fingered With the fingered method, it is possible to specify a chord by all chord tones involved. The advanced player can use this method to reproduce more complicated chords. Select the Method In the Piano Assist window, you can choose between two settings for chord recognition. -
Page 24: Further Settings
Further settings You can select additional settings in the Piano Assist screen. Press PIANO ASSIST and then select Piano Player. Move the cursor to the desired menu dialog and use keys to change the tempo or volume of the Piano Player. Display Value Range Default... -
Page 25: Recording With Piano Assist
To add a second track without hearing the recording of Track 1, go with the cursor to TRACK 1 and set its status with the keys on MUTE. A track occupied by a recording cannot be dubbed. If you would like to replace this track, delete the current recording via the menu dialog DELETE. -
Page 26: Music Databank
Music Databank The instrument contains various music data which can be used for practicing or simply for listening. You can also play music from a USB stick (not included in scope of delivery) on the piano. The supported file formats are SMF and MP3. Press the MUSIC button to go to the corresponding selection menu. -
Page 27: Usb-Player
USB-Player The piano can play music data from a USB stick (not included in the scope of delivery). The supported file formats are SMF and MP3. The instrument only supports USB flash drives with FAT32 format. Press the MUSIC button and navigate the curser to SMF (if you want to play standard MIDI files from the stick), MP3 (if there is MP3 data on the stick) or VP (if you want to play Advanced MIDI Files). -
Page 28: Calling Up A Registration
Calling up a Registration To recall the settings stored in a Registration Memory location, press and hold the Reg.LOAD button and one of the six Registration buttons (R1-R6). Changing the Registration Memory Bank To switch to another Registration Memory bank, use the menu dialog REGIST BANK in the SYSTEM category of the function menu. -
Page 29: Braincare List
Move the cursor to the position VOLUME to adjust the volume of this section with keys. Move the cursor to the TIMER position to set the timer duration using the buttons (range: 10 min – 240 min). The instrument automatically turns off after the timer expires. -
Page 30: Function Menu
Function menu Numerous settings can be made on the instrument with the function menu. This menu is divided into six subgroups. The operation within the groups takes place in the same way. Press the FUNCTION button to enter the function menu. Use the keys to select the desired menu dialog and confirm your selection with the Enter button... -
Page 31: System
System Menu dialog Sub- Standard Range Description menu- point MASTER 415-465 The tuning of the instrument TUNE (Hz) can be adjusted in steps of 1Hz to other instruments. -12 - +12 The instrument can be tuned TRANSPOSE (semitone) in semitone steps. MUSIC -12 - +12 The tuning of the Demo and... - Page 32 KEEP In the ON position, all settings On/OFF SETTING of the piano are retained for the next start. AUTO Off/30/60/ When not in use, the piano will POWER-OFF 120/240 turn itself off after a certain period of time to save power. Adjust the contrast of the -20 - +20 KONTRAST...
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Page 33: Controller
Controller Menu Sub- Standard Range Description menu- dialog point CURVE NORMAL3 FIXED/ Here you set the touch SOFT1/2/3/ sensitivity of the NORMAL1/2/3/ instrument. HARD 1/2/3 TOUCH FIXED: All notes are played equally loud regardless of the touch strength. NORMAL: Simulates the touch sensitivity of an acoustic grand piano. -
Page 34: Voice
Activates the pedal SPLIT ON/OFF function for the SPLIT voice. DUAL LY/SP Controls how the DUAL LY/SP BUTTON TWIN function works as a layer / split or TWIN function. Voice Menu dialog Sub- Standard Range Description menu- point STRING In addition to the sound of 0-100 RESO each played string, the... - Page 35 (G6 C8) and the resonances delivered by the piano frame. When using REVERB, the cabinet sound effect is not applied, so REVERB should be off. This feature applies only to the MAIN voice. HAMMER 0-100 The acoustic piano creates SOUND sound by striking its strings with hammers.
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Page 36: Balance
SPLIT C2-C6 Sets the split point. POINT MAIN -1 - +1 OCTAVE LAYER -1 - +1 Adjusts the octave setting. SPLIT -1 - +1 BRILLIANCE -50 - +50 Controls the brilliance of the piano sound. Balance Menu dialog Sub- Standard Range menu- point... -
Page 37: Midi
MIDI Menu Sub- Standard Range Description menu- dialog point LOCAL ON/OFF Local-OFF Setting for using the CONTROL piano as a MIDI controller. MAIN CH01 CH01- Selects the send channel for the CH16 MAIN voice. CH01- Selects the send channel for the LAYER CH02 CH16... -
Page 38: Bluetooth-Midi
Bluetooth-MIDI With the PAIRING-ON status selected, you can also pair your piano with MIDI- enabled applications on your smart device. To do this, select "BLE" as the MIDI device in the MIDI-enabled application. If there are connection problems, check in the function menu whether the pairing status is ON. -
Page 39: Midi Chart
MIDI Chart... -
Page 40: Gm-Voice
GM-Voice (only with MIDI connection) -
Page 41: Percussion
Percussion (If two different effects are specified, they will react depending on the strength of the touch) -
Page 42: Trouble Shooting
Trouble Shooting If a malfunction occurs, please check the following causes of error. Error Cause Solution The piano does not turn 1.The power cord is not 1.Plug in the power cord plugged in properly 2.The instrument is not 2.Turn on the instrument turned on 3.Use another outlet 3.The outlet has no power... -
Page 43: Product Specifications
Product Specifications Keyboard touch-sensitive real wood hammer buttons 10 levels (Soft 1/2/3, Normal 1/2/3, Hard Touch-sensitivity 1/2/3, Fixed) Max. Polyphony Voices 46 + 1 Drum-Set + 1 SFX-Set Dual Layer, Split, TwinPiano 9 Reverb, 4 Effect Demo Piano Assist PianoPlayer 20, DrumPlayer 40 Record function 2 Tracks in 5 banks (4500 Note/Track) Registration memory... -
Page 44: Weee Declaration
WEEE Declaration (Waste of Electrical and Electronic Equipment) Your product has been designed and manufactured using high quality materials and components that are recyclable and reusable. This symbol means that electrical and electronic equipment must be disposed of separately from household waste at the end of their service life.
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