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Medeli GP805 Owner's Manual

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  • Page 1 GP805 GRAND PIANO OWNER’S MANUAL...

  • Page 2: Important Messages

    Important Messages Please read this page carefully before operating and Power supply Please connect the power adapter provided in the keep this manual properly for convenient reference in package to a power socket with the correct voltage. DO the future. NOT connect to power sources with unmatched voltages.

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Contents Important Messages Song Mode Demos for Grand Piano Sounds Overview Demos for Other Instrumental Sounds Control Panel Classical & Lesson Display Playing One Hand at a Time Interface Play to Search Feature Connecting Power Playback via USB Drive Preparing to Play Recording Performances Opening and Closing the Keyboard Cover Recording MIDI Sessions to This Instrument...

  • Page 4: Overview

    Overview 1. Control Panel 4. Global Control Interface For accessing sub-menus, adjusting settings and Include the [POWER] button, the [BRILLIANCE] changing parameters. knob and the [VOLUME] knob. 2. OLED Screen 5. DC-In For displaying the current sound, playback title, For connecting the power adapter. modes, status of connections and other relevant information.

  • Page 5: Control Panel

    Control Panel This instrument features a capacitive touch panel that illuminates when the instrument is powered on. This touch panel allows you to perform various operations by pressing the touch buttons. Enter Piano mode with two grand piano sounds [PIANO] Press to switch between the sounds Enter Sound mode [SOUND]...

  • Page 6: Interface

    Interface 1. [PHONES] (1&2) For connecting headphones. Attention: Avoid high volume for long periods to prevent fatigue or hearing damage. When connected, the instrument’s built-in speakers will be muted. 2. [LINE OUT] (L/L+R, R) For connecting to external devices such as stereo speakers, stage monitors, mixing consoles, recording interfaces, etc. Additional audio cables are required to connect to aux/line-out jacks on such devices.

  • Page 7: Connecting Power

    Connecting Power The DC-IN jack is located at the bottom of the instrument’s main body and can be identified by this sticker. Plug the DC adapter into the DC-IN jack on the rear panel of the instrument before connecting it to a power socket with the appropriate voltage.

  • Page 8: Powering On/Off

    PoweringOn/Off 1. Before powering on the instrument, ensure that the standard power adapter is properly connected to the DC-IN jack located at the bottom of the instrument’s main body. Set the volume of the instrument and all connected devices to 0. 2.

  • Page 9: Opening/Closing The Lid

    4. Push back the music stand to a proper position to expose the speaker grill cloth, so that the piano sound will be more transparent. 5. Reverse the steps to close the music stand. Opening/Closing the Lid The opening angle of the lid will significantly affect the transmission of the instrument sound.

  • Page 10: Adjust The Master Volume

    The lid can be opened at two angles: 1) To open at a large angle, use the long lid stick and insert it into the inner lid holder. 2) To open at a small angle, use the short lid stick and insert it into the outer lid holder.

  • Page 11: Using Pedals

    ▘ Headphone Hook The instrument comes with a hook accessory for hanging headphones, which can be attached to the bottom of the I/O interface. Attention, It is not recommended to hang objects other than headphones. Heavier items might cause the hook to detach and potentially damage the instrument.

  • Page 12: Using The Control Panel

    Using the Control Panel This instrument features a touch panel for easy operation. By pressing a single button or a combination of two buttons, you can access most of the commonly used functions. For more advanced operations and detailed settings, please refer to later sections of this manual.

  • Page 13: Activating/Deactivating Functions

    Activating/Deactivating Functions You can instantly activate/deactivate certain operations or features using these buttons: ▘ Press [REC ] to enter/quit the recording preparation state when recording as MIDI. Press to start or stop recording when recording as audio. ▘ Press [ ] to start, pause/stop playback;...

  • Page 14: Other Operations

    ▘ [MENU]+[USB]: USB Setting (file system format) You can also hold down [SONG] and press other buttons to put on specified playbacks. ▘ [SONG]+[SOUND] to put the demo of the current sound on playback. Other Operations ▘ Reset Press [ ] & [ ] simultaneously to reset the current function’s option or parameter to default.

  • Page 15: Piano Mode

    Piano Mode This instrument features two concert grand piano sounds, enabling you to select based on your personal preference or to best complement the style of the piece you wish to perform. In the Piano mode, which we highly recommend, the two grand piano sounds are brought to full with realistic piano effects and ambience simulations, providing a more immersive and authentic experience as you play.
  • Page 16 EffectList ▘ Damper Resonance Parameter Default Simulate the string resonance effect when playing additional notes after pressing down the damper pedal. 0~10 Adjust to set the degree of resonance. ▘ Damper Noise Simulate the physical noise generated by the movement of the damper Parameter Default pedal and string dampers while pedaling.
  • Page 17 ▘ Ambience This instrument offers several simulated ambience types with unique Option Default reverbs for live performances: Room / Saloon / Room: Simulates a smaller, intimate domestic indoor space with no Chamber / Symphony Chamber special acoustic treatments. The restrained, soft reverb is ideal for hall / Church / Club creating a warm and personal sound.

  • Page 18: Sound Mode

    Sound Mode In Sound mode, you have access to a variety of other instrument sounds besides the generic piano sounds. For more information about all the available sounds, please refer to the Appendix section (page 45). Select and Play Your Sound 1.

  • Page 19: Play Different Sounds With Each Hand (Keyboard Split)

    PlayDifferentSoundswithEachHand (Keyboard Split) You can split the keyboard into two separate sections, left and right. The key where the keyboard splits is called the “split point”. Different sounds can be assigned to each section, allowing you to play one sound with one hand, and another sound with the other hand.

  • Page 20: Adjust The Overall Brilliance

    Adjust the Overall Brilliance You can use the knob on the I/O interface to adjust the overall degree of Brilliance. Turn clockwise to emphasize treble, giving the sound a brighter, more luminous tone. Turn counter-clockwise to emphasize bass for a darker and mellower BRILLIANCE tone.

  • Page 21: Using Transpose

    Using Transpose Transposing allows you to shift the pitch of the entire keyboard in semitones. By doing so, you can sound like you are in a different key without actually changing your finger placement. This feature is particularly handy for accompanying a singer or playing with other tonal instruments.

  • Page 22: Twinova Mode

    Twinova Mode In this section, we would like to show you the Twinova mode, in which the entire keyboard is divided into two equal areas, left and right, with the same pitch and sound for both. This feature is particularly useful for elementary level one-on-one instruction, as well as for practicing and performing simple duets that require two pianos.

  • Page 23: Switch To Twinova From Piano Mode

    Switch to Twinova from Piano Mode 1. To switch to Twinova from Piano mode, simply press the [PART] button. Note that the sound you previously selected for Piano mode will also be carried over to Twinova mode. 2. Once in Twinova mode, you can switch between the two piano sounds by pressing [PIANO].

  • Page 24: Song Mode

    Song Mode This instrument comes with a large selection of built-in tracks, mainly classical piano masterpieces and tutorial lessons suitable for learning and practicing. For full lists of tracks, please refer to the Appendix section. You also have the option to mute the left or the right-hand part for certain tracks, allowing you to focus on performing or practicing one hand at a time.

  • Page 25: Classical & Lesson

    Classical & Lesson The classical category offers a wide range of classical piano pieces by famous composers from various eras. These tracks are great for appreciating and practicing classical repertoires. 1. Press [SONG] to enter Song mode. 2. Press [SONG] or [ ] / [ ] to switch the category to “Classical”. 3.

  • Page 26: Play To Search Feature

    Play to Search Feature With such a vast library of tracks, you may find yourself spending a lot of time flipping through menus for a song you are already familiar with, which can be time-consuming and inefficient. Fortunately, this instrument offers an innovative play-recognition feature using AI technology.

  • Page 27: Playback Via Usb Drive

    Playback via USB Drive In addition to tracks from the built-in library, you can also play back files from an external USB drive. The instrument supports FAT32 format USB TO DEVICE drives with a storage capacity up to 128 gigabytes. Formats supported include: ▘...

  • Page 28: Recording Performances

    Recording Performances This section will show you how to record performances for you to playback or share. The instrument supports MIDI files (SMF) and audio files (WAV, MP3) for recording. If you do not have an external USB drive connected, you can only record MIDI sessions and save them to the user track slot (“Classical 101”).

  • Page 29: Recording Midi Sessions To An External Usb Drive

    You can record MIDI sessions in Piano mode, Twinova mode and Sound mode whenever you want by following the above procedures. If there is a previously recorded session stored in “Classical 101”, you will be asked if you want to overwrite it when you try to record a new session.

  • Page 30: Recording Audio Sessions

    If a USB drive is connected, newly recorded MIDI files will NOT overwrite the previous ones. Instead, they will be saved as new files on the drive with incrementally numbered filenames. Note that if the connected USB drive runs out of space during a recording session, the system will prompt you and proceed to terminate and save the current session.

  • Page 31: Other Solutions For Recording Audio/Videos

    Playback for MIDI files from the drive however, is possible: You can record audio sessions of yourself performing the keyboard accompanied by MIDI playbacks. If you need to record rather long audio sessions, we recommend reserving enough space on the drive before you start. Also, when you are using the 2-way USB audio transfer function (see below) to play back audio from an external PC or smart device, you can record it as audio files to your connected USB drive as well.

  • Page 32: Miscellaneous Settings

    Miscellaneous Settings You can access settings for certain functions by pressing specific buttons while holding down [MENU]. To reset a function’s option or parameter to default, press [ ] and [ ] simultaneously. Part Settings—Part Volume The instrument has a maximum of three sound parts (“R1”, “R2”, and Setting Parameter “L”) and you can adjust the volume for each separately.

  • Page 33: Metronome Settings

    Metronome Settings In this menu, you can select different time signatures, turn on/off the Setting Option/Parameter accent bell, and adjust the metronome’s volume. 2/2，2/4，3/4，4/4 5/4，6/4，7/4，8/4 1. Hold down [MENU] and press [METRO.] to enter the Metronome Signature 9/4，3/8，6/8，9/8 setting menu. 12/8，12/16 2.

  • Page 34: Usb Format

    USB Format The instrument supports USB drives in FAT32 format with up to 128G storage space. If your connected drive is not working properly, check if it is compatible or try formatting it in the “USB setting” menu. 1. Hold down [MENU] and press [USB] to enter the “USB Setting” menu. 2.

  • Page 35: Performance Settings

    Performance Settings ▘ Touch Response When playing the piano, the dynamics, tone changes, and other Function Option Default effects of the notes are controlled by the force of your touch. The OFF / Soft 2 / touch response feature is enabled by default to ensure your emotional Touch Soft 1 / Normal / Normal...

  • Page 36: An Introduction To Classical Temperaments

    An Introduction to Classical Temperaments ▘ Twelve-Tone Equal Temperament (12-TET) 12-TET is a tuning system that divides the octave into 12 equal intervals. This tuning system only has one type of half-tone and one type of whole-tone, making it easy to transpose. Most keyboard instruments worldwide are tuned in 12-TET.
  • Page 37 ▘ Temperament Key Establishing a standard key is crucial while using classical tunings Function Option Default other than 12-TET (“Equal”). C / C# / D / Temperament is based on the standard key that is used as a reference Temperament Eb / E / F / F# - or C point for tuning the other keys.

  • Page 38: Global Effect Settings

    GlobalEffectSettings ▘ Reverb Type Function Option Default This simulates auditory experiences in spaces of different sizes and Room / Saloon / types. Choose the type that best suits your needs. Note that this Chamber / Reverb Type Chamber affects all sounds, including performances, built-in songs, and MIDI Symphony Hall / playbacks.

  • Page 39: Display Settings

    Display Settings ▘ Display Mode Function Option Default To extend the lifespan of the screen and maintain optimal display quality, the OLED screen of the instrument automatically turns off or Display ES / Auto Auto puts on a screen saver if the control panel is not in active use for a Mode certain period of time depending on setting.

  • Page 40: Power Settings

    Power Settings ▘ Power Switch The piano is designed to turn on and off automatically when the Function Option Default keyboard cover is lifted or closed. When the cover is opened, the piano will turn on, the screen will light up, and the power indicator will Power Switch ON / OFF be on.

  • Page 41: System Settings

    System Settings The instrument has a built-in clock that allows you to set the date and time. ▘ Date-Year Set the year. Function Parameter Default Date-Year 2020~2050 ▘ Date-Month January ~ Set the month. Date-Month December ▘ Date-Day Date-Day 1~31 Set the day.

  • Page 42: Bluetooth Pairing

    You also have the option to perform a full factory reset. To do so, follow these steps with the unit turned off: 1. Press and hold the first and third white keys from the left of the keyboard, then press the [POWER] button. 2.

  • Page 43: Troubleshooting

    Troubleshooting Issues Possible Cause and Solution The instrument will not turn on, or it IMPORTANT! Make sure you are using the standard power adapter provided shuts down immediately after turning on with the instrument, and check that the plugs are securely connected. There is a slight noise when powering on This is normal and not a cause for concern.

  • Page 44: Specifications

    Specifications Screen 256 × 64 OLED Display Mode ES (Energy Saving) / Auto Language English / Chinese Control Panel Capacitive touch panel with backlit buttons Physical Automatic powering on / off when opening / closing keyboard cover (this Power Switch Controls feature can be turned off) Keyboard Cover Slow Fall...
  • Page 45 1 - Vorschule Im Klavierspiel, Op.101 (Beyer) 2 - Practical Exercises for Beginners, Op.599 (Czerny) Lesson Collections 3 - 30 Études de Mécanisme, Op.849 (Czerny) 4 - 25 Études faciles et progressives, Op.100 (Burgmuller) Songs & Lessons 5 - 16 Selections from The Virtuoso Pianist (Hanon) Number of Lesson Tracks Part Muting Left / right-hand part...

  • Page 46: Sound List

    Sound List Bank MSB Bank LSB Program Sound Name Left Pedal Function Piano Concert Full X Grand Model D Concert Grand Pop Piano Real Bright Piano Real Honky Tonk Upright Piano Piano & EP Real Harpsichord Harpsichord 8+4 E.Piano Dream Electric Piano Modulation ON / OFF MK Electric Piano Modulation ON / OFF...

  • Page 47: Sound Demo List

    Sound Demo List Title Composer Set Sail Original Valse in A Minor Chopin Latin Piano Original Latin Bar Original Neo-Baroque 1 Original Neo-Baroque 2 Original Heart of Youth Original Smooth Flow Original Sweet Dream 1 Original Sweet Dream 2 Original Magic EP Original Funk Beat 1...

  • Page 48: Classic List

    Classic List Title Composer Sonata No.17 in D Minor, Op.31 No.2 3rd Mov. Beethoven Sonata No.14 in C-Sharp Minor, Op.27-2 1st Mov. Beethoven Sonata No.8 in C Minor, Op.13 2nd Mov. Beethoven Sonata No.25 in G Major, Op.79 1st Mov. Beethoven Sonata No.20 in G Major, Op.49 No.2 1st Mov.
  • Page 49 Title Composer Song Without Words, Op.30 No.6 in F-Sharp Minor, 'Venetianisches Gondellied' Mendelssohn Song Without Words, Op.67 No.2 in F-Sharp Minor, 'Lost Illusions' Mendelssohn The Seasons No.6, June-Barcarolle Tchaikovsky Tchaikovsky The Seasons No.10, October-Autumn Song Tchaikovsky The Seasons No.12, December-Christmas Tchaikovsky Neapolitan Song Schumann...

  • Page 50: Lesson List

    Lesson List Lesson Collection/Song Composer 1~129 Vorschule Im Klavierspiel, Op.101 Beyer 130~229 Practical Exercises for Beginners, Op.599 Czerny 230~259 30 Études de Mécanisme, Op.849 Czerny 260~284 25 Études faciles et progressives, Op.100 Burgmüller No.1 in C Major, La candeur No.2 in A Minor, L'arabesque No.3 in G Major, La pastoral No.4 in C Major, La petite reunion No.5 in F Major, Innocence...

  • Page 51: Midi Implementation List

    MIDI Implementation List Function Transmitted Recognized Remarks Basic Default 1-16ch × × Channel Changed × × Mode Default × × Messages × Altered ******** Note 0-127 0-127 Number True sound 0-127 ******** ○ 99H,V=1-127 ○ 9nH,V=1-127 Velocity Note on ○ 99H,V=0 ○...
  • Page 52 GP805_OM04EN...

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