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Page 6: Table Of Contents
Contents Table of Contents Chapter 1 Introduction …………… 7 Chapter 4 MPS M1 Details …… 14 Key Features ……………………………………… 7 Selecting Preset Voices ……………………… 14 Editing User Preset …………………………… 14 Chapter 2 Getting Started ……… 8 Playing Demo Songs ………………………… 15 Setting Up the MPS-M1 ………………………... -
Page 7: Chapter 1 Introduction
Chapter 1 Introduction Thank you for purchasing the KURZWEIL MPS M1. You are certain to enjoy many hours exploring the MPS M1’s features as well as its beautiful sounds. This manual explains how to make the most of your MPS M1. -
Page 8: Chapter 2 Getting Started
USB Cable If you are missing any of the above, please contact your KURZWEIL dealer. It is always a good idea to keep the MPS M1's box, in case you ever need to ship it. Plugging in the Power The MPS-M1's power is supplied by a DC power adapter. -
Page 9: Volume Adjustment
Turn it counterclockwise to decrease the volume. Using Headphones The MPS M1 has two 1/4” headphone jacks located on the left front edge of the keyboard cabinet. Plugging in headphones mutes the internal speakers, providing privacy during practice. -
Page 10: Music Stand Installation
Remove the protective plastic film from the music stand. 2. Attach the Music Stand Remove the three screws located in the center of the MPS M1 rear panel. (fig. 1) Place the music stand bracket in the center and fasten with the screws. (fig. 2) Insert the music stand into the bracket. -
Page 11: Quick Guide
Getting Started Quick Guide Selecting a Program 1. When the MPS M1 is turned on, the panel lights up and “Bristol GP” is selected as the default program. 2. To select a different program, use the [-], [+] and/or category buttons. -
Page 12: Chapter 3 Mps M1 Overview
Controls the playback of demo songs, recorded songs as well as any paired Bluetooth device. Settings Used to change various global functions of MPS M1. Used to adjust the values of the on screen parameters. Chapter 3 MPS M1 Overview... -
Page 13: I/O Ports
Connects to a PC, tablet or other devices to make use of the USB MIDI/ AUDIO functions. As such, the MPS M1 can serve as a USB audio card, MIDI controller and/or MIDI sound module. (USB MIDI/ Audio function is supported on Windows/ MacOS. An adapter cable may be required for connecting to a tablet PC). -
Page 14: Chapter 4 Mps M1 Details
2. To select a different program, use the [ ]/[ ] and/or additional category buttons. 3. The MPS M1 offers both a Layer and Split mode for performing more than one sound at a time. Layer mode allows you to combine and play different programs at the same time across the same keys. -
Page 15: Playing Demo Songs
Z3에 설정했던 범위에서 소리가 나지 않는다면 비활성화 되었음을 알 수 있습니다. Playing Demo Songs The MPS M1 includes several built-in demonstration songs. 1. Press and hold the [ ] button to enter Demo mode and play a demo song. 2. When playback of the given demo ends, the next demo plays automatically. When all demo songs finish playing, playback will cycle back to the first demo. -
Page 16: Playing Metronome And Rhythm
(smartphone, laptop, etc.), passing Bluetooth Audio/MIDI signals to the external device and/or listening to music from the external device wirelessly on MPS M1. The MPS M1 allows Bluetooth MIDI and Bluetooth audio to be specified individually on the given device.. -
Page 17: Recording And Playback
1. Press the [ ] button. The corresponding light will blink and the MPS M1 will be ready to record (record ready mode). (Note: if you press the [ ] button again, the light will turn off and the MPS M1 will return to idle mode). -
Page 18: Settings
2 bar count-in. Settings The Settings menu houses various global functions of the MPS M1: 1. Press the [ ] button to enter Settings mode. 2. Use the [ ] and/or [ ] button to navigate the menu and select a given parameter. Use the [ ] and [ ] buttons to adjust the value of the selected parameter. -
Page 19: Preset Voice List
Appendix-A Preset Voice List Category Preset Name Category Preset Name BristolGP ORGAN Fullrank ConcertGP DynString StudioGP SlowStr1 PIANO Recital SlowStr2 STRINGS TrioSplit StrEns1 Piano&AnStr StrEns2 VintageEP 4 Strings BalladEP Orch.Set CleanEP Pastoral TinyEP Brs&Str BRASS FM Bell Brass1 EP&Slap Brass2 SP Clav BrsOctave PhaClav1... -
Page 20: Program List For Edit
Appendix-B GM Program List for use in Edit mode Program Name Program Name Program Name Aco.G.Pno DoublBass Fifths Bri.G.Pno Trmol.Str Bass Lead Elc.G.Pno Pizct.Str New Age HonkyTonk Orch.Harp Warm Elec.Pno1 Timpani Polysynth Elec.Pno2 StrEnsbl1 Choir Harpsichd StrEnsbl2 Bowed Clavinet SynthStr1 Metallic Celesta SynthStr2... -
Page 21: Specifications
Two 3”x5” LF drivers x Two 2” HF drivers Included Accessories Music Stand, Sustain Pedal (switch-type) Optional Accessories Half Damper Sustain Pedal, MPS M1 Stand (3-Pedal Unit included) (sold separately) Size 52in x 15in x 5.1in 1320mm x 380mm x 130mm Weight 39lb / 17.7Kg...
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