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Getting Started
Button Descriptions
Power
Cc +— ]
2
3
4
Transpose
Volume
Brilliance
@)
v
Min
Max
Mellow
Bright
Function
oe
5
1 [Power] Switch
Switches the power on and off (p. 12).
2 [Volume] Knob
Adjusts the overall volume level (p. 13).
3 [Brilliance] Knob
Adjusts the tone brightness (p. 13).
4 [Transpose] Button
Transposes the keyboard's pitch (p. 27).
5 [Function] Button
Pressing this button before pressing other buttons on the
keyboard calls up alternate functions for those buttons.
6 [Tone] Buttons
Select the tone type to be played on the keyboard (p. 17).
The Tones are divided into eight separate Tone groups.
e [Piano]
* [E.Piano]
{Harpsi]
[Vibes]
[Organ]
[Strings]
* [Voice]
¢ [Flute]
7 [Piano Customize] Button
The is used for making fine adjustments to the piano
sound (p. 26).
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Tone.
Piano
E.Piano
Harpsi
Vibes
Organ — Strings
Voice
Flute
g
Piano
Advanced
Customize
Reverb
Chorus
Pianist
Tadn
Split
Lower
——l
7
8 910
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8 [Advanced 3D] Button
Adds three-dimensional breadth to each part ina
Performance (p. 25).
_ 9 [Reverb] Button
Adds reverberation to the sound (p. 24).
10 [Chorus] Button
Adds the chorus effect to the sound (p. 23).
11 [Pianist] Button
Using simple fingering, you can have piano
accompaniment be played automatically (p. 21).
12 [Key Touch] Button
This is used for adjusting the "touch," or response of the
keys when you play the keyboard (p. 31).
When the keyboard is in Split mode, this button is used
to change the tone of the Lower part (p. 20).
When the "Pianist Function" is in use, the
accompaniment for the intro can also be turned on and
off. (p. 22)
13 [Split] Button
Pressing this button divides the keyboard into right and
left zones. Then, different sounds can be plaved in each
zone (p. 19).
When you are using the "Pianist Function," this can
start or stop the playback (p. 22).
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