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  • Page 1 Vangoa Digital Keyboard VGK4900 User Manual...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Contents Precautions ............... Power Supply Connections ........Using headphone/Microphone ........Selecting a tone............Sound effect introduction ........... Keyboard Percussion /Panel Percussion ....Lesson Mode ............Record and Playback ..........Transpose Adjustment ..........Rhythm and Auto Chord ..........Programming and playback ........Demo Songs ............

  • Page 3: Precautions

    Precautions 1. If it should appear to be malfunctioning, discontinue use immediately and have it inspected by qualified service personnel. 2. Please use the specified adaptor only. Using the wrong adaptor can result in damage to the instrument or overheating. 3.

  • Page 4: Power Supply Connections

    Power Supply Connections » Using AC Power Adapter Use only dedicated AC-DC power adapter for this keyboard, Unplug the AC adaptor when the equipment not in using. NOTE The adapter input voltage must be consistent with the mains voltage » Using Batteries Open the battery compartment cover located on the instrument’s bottom panel.

  • Page 5: Using Headphone/Microphone

    » The power switch Press “power” switch to ON, the LED shows” 12a; it means that the keyboard is standby. Using headphone/Microphone Connect your headphone to the “Phones” jack at the back of the instrument, the internal stereo speaker system is automatically shut off.

  • Page 6: Keyboard Percussion /Panel Percussion

    Keyboard Percussion /Panel Percussion » Keyboard Percussion Press” PERCUSSION” button, and the keyboard will become a percussion keyboard when playing, every keystroke will have different percussion effect. To cancel this feature, press the button again. » Panel Percussion There are 5 Percussion buttons on the function of keyboard, press these buttons can make 5 different Percussion effect, they are independent Percussion effect which can insert to the music playing or use solely.

  • Page 7: Record And Playback

    the keynotes as keyboard form and staff form. Press the button again or “START/STOP” Button to quit this function. » Song selected in Lesson Mode In lesson mode, Press the number (0-9) key or”+/-” key to select a song as you want. The lessoned songs, please read the appendix I .

  • Page 8: Rhythm And Auto Chord

    Rhythm and Auto Chord » Rhythm Starting Press the “START/STOP” button to start the Rhythm accompaniment, Press the button again to quit Rhythm. » Rhythm selecting Press the “RHYTHM” button, then press the number (0-9) to select the rhythm you want. The LED will display the rhythm number you have selected.

  • Page 9: Programming And Playback

    d. Chord tone: In the status of chord, press the “CHORD TONES” button again and again, the 4 chord voice mode will switch in a cycle. NOTE In the single or fingered chord function, Press”START/ STOP”button cancel Chord and rhythm simultaneously. »...

  • Page 10: Demo Songs

    “TEMPO-” button to adjust the playing speed. For cancel the function , press “PROG” button again or press “START /STOP” button. Demo Songs Press “DEMO” button, songs in memory will play one by one until you cancel this function by press the button again.
  • Page 11 » Dual-Keyboard switch Press the “SPLIT” button, that Split keyboard function is on; the keyboard will be divided into two sections: 24 keys on left (C2 - B3) and 2S keys on right (C4 - C6); choose the Lone for right keyboard berore starling dual keyboard function, and start selecting the tones for left keyboard after dual keyboard function is activated;...

  • Page 12: Appendix I: Songs

    Appendix I: Songs Lotus Pond Moonlight Chopin Nocturnes Sweet Honey The Four Seasons Spring Love You A Million Years Carmen Oveertue Spring Flowers Tea Butterfly Flutter New Mandarin Butterfly Dream Mozart Symphony Unfortunately, Not You Spanish Bullfighter Blue Apple Paradise Susanna Tomorrow Will Be Better Radiant...
  • Page 13 Timpani 100. Acoustic Grand Piano2 String Ensemble 1 101. Bright Acoustic Piano2 String Ensemble 2 102. Alto Sax Synth Strings 1 103. Music Box2 Synth Strings 2 104. Accordian2 Choir Aahs 105. Electric Guitar Voice Oohs 106. Vibraphone1 Synth Voice 107.

  • Page 14: Appendix Iii: Rhythms

    154. String Ensemble 3 177. Reed organl 155. Cello 178. Lead 4 156. Clean Guitar 179. Clarinetto 157. Rock Cello 180. Reed Organ2 158. English Horn 3 181. Harpsichord2 159. 182. Classical Cello 160. Bright Cello 183. String Ensemble 5 161.
  • Page 15 Disco Party 110. Big Band Shuffle Disco Samba 111. Big Band middle 1 Dixie Jazz 112. Big Band middle 2 Pop New Age 113. Big Band Fast 1 UK Pop 114. Big Band Fast 2 USA March 115. Bolero Club Dance 116.
  • Page 16 164. Acoustic Ballad 182. 68 Beat Ballad 165. Piano Ballad 183. Big Band Ballad 166. R&B Ballad 184. West Shuffle 167. Rock Ballad 185. Calypso 168. Reggae 2 186. Casa 169. Slow&Easy 187. Christon 170. Swing Waltz 188. Detroit 171. Pub Piano 189.
  • Page 17 Enjoy Your Music...

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