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- Page 1 USER MANUAL GEWA Digital Piano UP 360 G Bedienungsanleitung | User manual | Mode d’emploi | Manual de instrucciones www.gewakeys.com Read these operating instructions before use and observe the safety information! Keep the instruction manual for future reference.
- Page 2 Manufacturer: GEWA music GmbH Werkstraße 1 08626 Adorf GERMANY www.gewamusic.com Version 1.0 Last update: 11.04.2019...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
CONTENTS SAFETY INFORMATION ......................... 5 Key ............................5 Intended use .......................... 6 Improper use ......................... 6 Precautions ..........................7 CE mark ..........................8 Disposal ..........................8 DELIVERY ............................9 ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS ....................... 10 Opening the keyboard lid ..................... 11 Use with a keyboard stand ....................12 FIRST STEPS .......................... - Page 4 CONTENTS Piano Settings ........................31 6.3.1 Keyboard Response ....................31 6.3.2 Damper Pedal ......................32 6.3.3 Una Corda Level ......................32 6.3.4 Sympathetic Resonance ..................... 32 6.3.5 Temperament ......................33 6.3.6 Root Note ........................33 USB ............................34 System ..........................34 6.5.1 Display Settings ......................
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Page 5: Safety Information
SAFETY INFORMATION Dear Customer, Thank you for choosing a digital piano from GEWA music! You have chosen a high-quality digital piano that will give you an impressive sound experience and lots of fun. Additional functions extend the capabilities of your digital piano far beyond piano playing. -
Page 6: Intended Use
SAFETY INFORMATION INTENDED USE INTENDED USE The digital piano is intended for use in dry rooms. • Devices for audio playback (as input or output) or for data communication can be connected. However, the respective technical specifications must be complied with (see the section “Technical data“). • The electrical connection may only be made to correctly installed power supplies, fulfilling the respective regulations. The mains voltage on the identification plate must correspond to the mains voltage of the country of use. -
Page 7: Precautions
• Turn off the digital piano or unplug the power cable if: - There is a sudden loss of sound while using the digital piano - The digital piano generates an unusual smell or smoke • Be sure to have the digital piano checked by your GEWA service representative WARNING Protection against fire • Open flames such as candles or tealights can tip over and cause a fire... -
Page 8: Ce Mark
EN300328:V2.1.1 The conformity with the regulations listed above is confirmed by the CE sign on the device. The declaration of conformity can be viewed at the following address: GEWA music GmbH, Werkstraße 1, 08626 Adorf, GERMANY DISPOSAL To dispose of the old device, please take it to your local waste management authority (e.g. disposal company or recycling centre). -
Page 9: Delivery
ITEMS SUPPLIED PARTS SUPPLIED WITH THE PIANO Check the content of the package for completeness before starting with the assembly. Pos. Description Pcs. Keyboard Music desk Rollable keyboard lid Rear panel Pedal board Left side panel Right side panel Power cable Phillips screw M6 x 16 Phillips screw M6 x 30 Phillips wood screw 3.5 x 30... -
Page 10: Assembly Instructions
ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS In this section we will show you how to easily set up your GEWA digital piano. For the assembly you need: • size 2 Phillips screwdriver • second assisting person Do not firmly tighten the recessed head screws until all parts of your digital piano are NOTE aligned. -
Page 11: Opening The Keyboard Lid
ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS 7. Place your digital piano at the desired location and make sure that the adjustment screw ( 11 ) touches the floor as shown below. 8. Insert the pedal cable true to side into the pedal cable socket on the underside of the keyboard ( 1 ). It should slide easily into the socket. Then plug the power cable ( 6 ) into the power socket which is also located on the underside (not shown). -
Page 12: Use With A Keyboard Stand
For the connection with a standard sustain pedal you can use the 6.3mm jack socket labeled ‘sustain’ on the rear panel. GETTING STARTED Now let‘s have a look on to the controls of your GEWA digital piano THE CONTROLS OF YOUR DIGITAL PIANO Your GEWA digital piano features the following controls:... -
Page 13: Function Keys
These switches allow you to select and play the different sounds on your GEWA digital piano. 11 Power On/Off This switch turns your GEWA digital piano on or off. Press and hold the switch for about 3 seconds to turn off your digital piano. -
Page 14: Pedals
Furthermore, all the other strings can freely resonate, so their frequencies contribute to a richer sound. All this is simulated by the pedal of your Gewa piano. It is also possible to play with half pedal, which means the simulated dampers are only lifted slightly, so that the sustaining notes are decaying faster than with the pedal fully depressed. -
Page 15: Keyboard Connections
GETTING TO KNOW YOURINSTRUMENT KEYBOARD CONNECTIONS KEYBOARD CONNECTIONS General View Speaker Speaker Diagram A Diagram B USB IN/OUT Connect a USB stick or another USB device here. Connect one or two sets of headphones here. Headphone sockets Connect the pedal cable here. Pedal cable socket... - Page 16 GETTING TO KNOW YOURINSTRUMENT KEYBOARD CONNECTIONS Diagram C This port is for external sound source playback (e.g. MP3 LINE IN players) through the speaker system via a 3.5mm jack socket (-> page 29). You can connect a standard sustain pedal to this 6.3mm SUSTAIN jack socket, if you want to use your digital piano with an external stand.
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Page 17: Operating Use
2. The Reverb and the “Piano“ sound group button light up. In addition, the LED indicator lights up on the front right side of your digital piano. 3. Your GEWA digital piano is now ready for use. DEMO FUNCTION The DEMO function provides a fantastic overview of the various sounds of your digital GEWA digital piano. -
Page 18: Sound Selection
OPERATION SOUND SELECTION SOUND SELECTION Your GEWA digital piano features 40 different sounds. They are arranged in the following groups: Piano E-Piano Strings Choir Organ Bass & Guitar Others Concert Grand Seventy Three Movie Strings Church Organ 1 Acoustic Bass... -
Page 19: Sound Combination: Dual Sound
SOUND COMBINATION (DUAL SOUND) 5.3.1 Your GEWA digital piano can be set to play two simultaneous sounds in a layered mode. In the following we will show you how to do this: 1. Hold down a sound selection button while selecting a second additional group (e.g. -
Page 20: Sound Combination: Split Sound
OPERATION SOUND COMBINATION SOUND COMBINATION (SPLIT SOUND) 5.3.2 Your digital piano can be set to play two sounds with a split keyboard (e.g. left part with a bass and right part with a piano sound). 1. Press the Split softbutton. Your keyboard is split into two zones now. 2. -
Page 21: Sound Combination: 4Hand Mode
OPERATION SOUND COMBINATION SOUND COMBINATION (4HAND MODE) 5.3.3 Your digital piano can be set to the so-called 4Hand Mode. This mode splits the keyboard into two so that for example teacher and student can play simultaneously in the same octave range. The sound of the left keyboard zone is automatically transposed up by 2 octaves while the sound of the right keyboard zone is transposed down by 2 octaves. -
Page 22: Effects
OPERATION REVERB AND CHORUS EFFECTS Your digital piano has the possibility to add various effects on to the sounds by means of the Reverb and Effect softbutton. • Some sounds already feature a factory preset reverb or chorus effect making the sound more lively and realistic. -
Page 23: Chorus And Other Effects
OPERATION CHORUS AND OTHER EFFECTS CHORUS AND OTHER EFFECTS 5.4.2 The effect function contains the following effects: Name Description Makes the sound fuller and gives richness to it, as Chorus in an ensemble. Tremolo Rhythmic influence on the sound volume. Rhythmic influence on the sound panorama Pan Tremolo settings (left/right wandering effect). -
Page 24: Metronome
12 / 8 Jazz Acid Lounge • Volume: Here you can define the volume of the metronome. 4. Use the Exit softbutton to leave the menu. Changes are adopted immediately. After switching your GEWA digital piano off, the NOTE instrument automatically returns to the original factory settings. (-> page 30) -
Page 25: Player
OPERATION PLAYER PLAYER You can use the Player to adjust how pieces of music are played back. USB PLAYER 5.6.1 This menu contains all settings referring to the USB Player function. Proceed as follows to enter the USB Player: 1. Press the Player softbutton and navigate to the submenu „USB Player“ with the upper/lower cursor keys. -
Page 26: Lessons
FUNCTIONS MENU LESSONS 5.6.2 This menu grants access to the pieces you can save to your digital piano in a particular lessons format. To use the Lessons function, proceed as follows: 1. Press the Player softbutton and navigate to the submenu „Lessons“ with the upper/ lower cursor keys. -
Page 27: Table Of Settings
FUNCTIONS MENU TABLE OF SETTINGS TABLE OF SETTINGS Main Menu Sub Menu Values/Information Brilliance Mellow2 / Mellow1 / Flat (Standard) / Bright 1 / Bright2 / Boost Key Transpose -12 bis +12 Tuning 427,0 Hz - 453,0 Hz Max Phones Vol. 5 - 20 Input Volume 0 - 20... -
Page 28: General Settings
FUNCTIONS MENU GENERAL SETTINGS GENERAL SETTINGS This menu contains general settings. To access the General Settings Menu, proceed as follows: 1. Enter the Functions Menu by pressing the Menu softbutton. 2. Use the upper/lower cursor keys to select the submenu „General Settings“ and press the right cursor key to enter. -
Page 29: Max Phones Volume
FUNCTIONS MENU GENERAL SETTINGS MAX PHONES LEVEL 6.2.4 With this function, you can determine the maximal headphones volume in the ratio to your piano when the volume switch is at its loudest setting. In order to do so, proceed as follows: 1. -
Page 30: Start-Up Settings
6.2.8 This function provides information concerning the hardware and software version of your GEWA digital piano. You need this information for callbacks with the service team. Proceed as follows to access the relevant information: 1. Enter the “General Settings“ Menu (-> page 28) and navigate to the submenu “Piano Information“. -
Page 31: Piano Settings
FUNCTIONS MENU PIANO SETTINGS PIANO SETTINGS This section deals with customizing your GEWA digital piano to your personal preferences. It includes keyboard, pedal and resonance behaviour. To access the Piano Settings Menu, proceed as follows: 1. Enter the Functions Menu by pressing the Menu softbutton. -
Page 32: Damper Pedal
SYMPATHETIC RESONANCE 6.3.4 When pressing a key on an acoustic piano, some strings start resonating indirectly. This behaviour is simulated by your GEWA digital piano which contributes to a significantly natural sound. You can define the intensity of this feature here. To adjust the string resonance, proceed as follows: 1. Enter the “Piano Settings“ Menu (-> see page 31) and navigate to the submenu “Sympathetic Resonance“... -
Page 33: Temperament
You can adjust the tuning, also called ‘temperament‘, of your digital piano e.g. to play music from older epochs with the utmost authenticity. This is especially useful for the harpsichord sound of your GEWA digital piano. To adjust the temperament, proceed as follows: 1. -
Page 34: Usb
FUNCTIONS MENU USB / SYSTEM Within this menu, you control all settings and functions related to the USB connection of your digital piano. To access the USB menu, proceed as follows: 1. Plug a USB device into the respective USB port. The note „Drive found“ briefly indicates that the connection has been successful. In the main screen, the abbreviation „Drv“ is highlighted in black. -
Page 35: Display Settings
FUNCTIONS MENU SYSTEM DISPLAY SETTINGS 6.5.1 You can adjust the display here. Proceed as follows: 1. Enter the “System“ Menu (-> see 6.5) and navigate to the submenu “Display Settings“ by using the upper/lower cursor keys. 2. Enter the submenu by pressing the right cursor key. Navigate through the following settings by using the upper/lower cursor keys: •... -
Page 36: Midi Settings
FUNCTIONS MENU MIDI SETTINGS MIDI SETTINGS Here you can adjust the MIDI functions of your digital piano. To access the System menu, proceed as follows: 1. Enter the Functions Menu by pressing the Menu softbutton. 2. Use the upper/lower cursor keys to select the submenu „MIDI Settings“ and press the right cursor key to enter. -
Page 37: Program Change
FUNCTIONS MENU MIDI SETTINGS PROGRAM CHANGE 6.6.3 With the Program Change function you can determine whether the information about a program change (the selection of another sound) should be transmitted to the MIDI device connected to the MIDI OUT terminal or received from a connected MIDI device (On). If you do not want this information to be transferred, set this parameter to Off. -
Page 38: User Settings
USER SETTINGS REGISTRATION OF SETTINGS USER SETTINGS REGISTRATION OF SETTINGS Your digital piano can store settings to up to 3 banks (A, B, C) which contain 6 slots each. This enables you to keep your favourite user settings readily available on demand. You can register all sounds with assigned effects, sound combinations (Split, Dual, 4Hand), metronome settings as well as almost every setting within the Function Menu. -
Page 39: Recorder And Playback
RECORDING AND PLAYBACK RECORDING AND PLAYBACK Your GEWA digital piano is able to record your playing. It can store up to 4 pieces of music which consist of 2 tracks each in your digital piano. RECORDING SONGS To record an own song, proceed as follows: 1. -
Page 40: Playing Back Recordings
RECORDING AND PLAYBACK PLAYING BACK RECORDINGS To play back your recorded songs, proceed as follows: 1. Press the Play / Stop button to open the Song Player. 2. Press the Play / Stop button again to play back the recording displayed in the upper left corner. -
Page 41: Keyboard User Calibration
Your GEWA digital piano is much less sensitive to transport or stress. However, if it happens that one or more keys seem to play too loudly or too quietly, you can easily adjust this in the software of the piano itself. -
Page 42: Comparing Factory And User Calibration
KEYBOARD USER CALIBRATION COMPARING FACTORY AND USER CALIBRATION In order to check whether the user calibration has been successful, it is recommended to compare it to the original factory calibration by using the Factory softbutton (1) and the User softbutton (2). The recently selected calibration type is highlighted in the display. -
Page 43: Connecting External Devices
If headphones are connected to either one of the headphone output connectors, the speakers NOTE of your GEWA digital piano are automatically deactivated and will only be reactivated after you have removed the headphone/s. Make sure both connectors are unplugged. -
Page 44: Bluetooth Audio
CONNECTING EXTERNAL DEVICES BLUETOOTH AUDIO 10.5 You can connect an external Bluetooth device (smartphone, tablet, …) to your GEWA digital piano. To connect your digital piano via Bluetooth, proceed as follows: 1. Press the Menu softbutton in the home screen. The upper left softbutton is now defined as “BT-Pair“. -
Page 45: Useful Information
USEFUL INFORMATION INDEX USEFUL INFORMATION At this point, we would like to provide definitions for a few terms that are used in this manual. We also explain the special features of your digital piano here. INDEX 11.1 MIDI Musical Instrument Digital Interface is a data transmission protocol. That means that musical control information is transmitted between electronic instruments such as digital pianos, keyboards, synthesizers, drum computers and also PCs and laptops. -
Page 46: Warranty
USEFUL INFORMATION WARRANTY WARRANTY 11.2 The dealer from whom the device was purchased warrants the material and manufacture of the device for a period of 2 years from the date of purchase. In the case of a defect product, the buyer is initially only entitled to a subsequent performance. This includes either the repair or the delivery of a replacement product. -
Page 47: Technical Specifications
88 keys, Concert Pianist, Graded Hammer Touch sensitivity 6 levels (Soft1, Soft2, Medium, Hard1, Hard2 and Constant) Pedals Damper-, Sostenuto- and Piano Pedal Sound source GEWA music samples with 4 stereo layers Polyphony No. of integrated sample sounds Amplifier output RMS 2 x 20 Watt... - Page 48 Manufacturer: GEWA music GmbH Werkstraße 1 08626 Adorf GERMANY www.gewamusic.com Version 1.0 Errors and omissions excepted!
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Good day! My name is Iryna. I have a Gewa instrument, model UP360G. I encountered an issue. When I connect my instrument as a MIDI keyboard to GarageBand or Reaper, my pedal does not work. How can I resolve this issue?
To resolve the pedal issue with your GEWA UP 360 G when connected as a MIDI keyboard to GarageBand or Reaper, follow these steps:
1. Check Pedal Connection: Ensure the sustain pedal is properly connected to the "Sustain Pedal" input on the piano.
2. Reconnect the Pedal: If the pedal is not functioning correctly, unplug and reconnect it.
3. Verify MIDI Settings: Check if the pedal is transmitting MIDI data correctly. Some DAWs allow MIDI monitoring to confirm if the pedal sends the expected sustain messages (CC64 for sustain).
4. Adjust Damper Resonance: If sustain is not behaving as expected, adjust the damper resonance settings in the piano by navigating to *Piano Settings > Damper Resonance*.
5. Una Corda Level Adjustment: If using the left pedal, ensure the *Una Corda Level* is set correctly in the *Piano Settings* menu.
6. Sympathetic Resonance Settings: Adjust the *Sympathetic Resonance* settings if needed to modify the natural resonance effect when using the sustain pedal.
7. MIDI Configuration in DAW: Ensure that GarageBand or Reaper is correctly receiving and interpreting MIDI signals from the pedal. If necessary, reassign or remap the MIDI CC messages within the DAW.
If the issue persists, try using a different sustain pedal to rule out hardware problems.
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