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Round Buttons: These are directly linked to the
submenu associated with that button. For
example: The first button changes the audio output
settings. By pressing audio, a menu of the
different audio settings that can be changed are
displayed. The MIDI button changes the digital
settings such as tempo and key. Practice allows
you to establish routines to aid in learning to play
the piano. Metronome controls the built in
metronome and its timing. Source allows you to
select between the many sources available. Setup
is typically a one time operation, used when the
unit is first received.
The 'Voice' button allows instruments to be
assigned to channels. During the play of a MIDI file
you can change the sound assigned to each
channel. To do so, press voice and then use the left
& right buttons to toggle between channel and
instrument. Toggle to instrument, use the data dial
to select an instrument, and then toggle back to
channel. This will save the instrument assignment
for that channel and you will hear that instrument thru
the speaker.
The 'Clear' button will bring the unit to the main
menu. If held for 2 seconds it will clear scratch pad
memory (a temporary storage area where MIDI files
reside while they are played, recorded or
manipulated), reset Pianomation and send your
volumes to a known state based on current global
volume and the curves in setup. If held for 6 seconds
it will reset the system.
The 'Left' and 'Right' Buttons can be used in place
of the data dial to make selections, advance the
track, rewind or mute the left or right hand. If needs
to be made, you can use the data dial or the left and
right buttons to select an option.
If the unit is playing, or no options are available, the
buttons can be used to advance or rewind the track.
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The Data Dial: The largest knob on the unit has
several main functions:
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As a mouse, navigating between options.
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As a set point adjustment, where parameters
such as volume level, tempo and metronome
timing can be adjusted.
Turning the knob: When the knob is first turned it
will increment the set point one at a time. After the
7th increment it will jump several digits at a time,
allowing the unit to scan to a specific point much
faster.
The 'Enter' Button: Is similar to clicking a mouse. A
parameter is selected or a set point is adjusted then
set by pressing enter.
'Play' starts playback. Pushing it while it is playing
will pause playback. Stop will stop playback and
reset to the beginning of the track.
'Record' displays the menu for recording or saving a
modified MIDI file. If you are in OneTouch Mode,
simply begin recording. A metronome click will
indicate you can record. If you are not in OneTouch
pushing record will present the record screen. From
there you can choose to record a new piece or add on
to an existing piece.
For Technical Support Call 1-941-597-5888
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Turn "One Touch" Off and Load a File
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If "One Touch" is On - Turn "One Touch" Off by
pressing Setup.
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Select Record Strip, Press Enter.
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Select "One Touch" and Press Enter.
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Select Off and Press Enter - "One Touch" is now off
and advanced record mode is on.
Enter
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Load your file from floppy by pressing Source.
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Select Floppy and press Enter.
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Select File and press Enter The file will be loaded
into Scratch Pad Memory.
Red Light will signify that it is being
loaded.
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Press the Record Button - The R in Record will be
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Press Enter.
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There will be a two measure lead-in of the Metro-
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Record when you are ready.
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Press Stop.
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Press Play.
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The Piano Parts will play on the piano and the back-
ground will be heard from the speaker connected to
the piano.
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