FAME G-3000 Homekeyboard User Manual

G-3000 Homekeyboard

G-3000

02/2023
KEY0005143-000
user manual

Congratulations on your new FAME G-3000 home keyboard!

Thank you for choosing a FAME product. Thanks to efficient development and economical  production, FAME makes high-quality products at a fantastic price possible.

Please read these operating instructions carefully to be informed about all functions of this  product and keep them for future reference

Have fun with your new product!

Your FAME Team

Guarantee:

The current general terms and conditions and guarantee conditions of Music Store professional GmbH apply.

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Music Store professional GmbH Istanbulstr. 22-26

51103 Köln

Managing Director: Michael Sauer WEEE-Reg.-Nr. DE 41617453

Tel: +49 221 8884-0

Fax: +49 221 8884-2500

info@musicstore.de

Intended use:

The Fame G-3000 is a digital home keyboard, designed to play sounds on the keyboard and  make them audible through built-in speakers or headphones. Improper use of the product is  considered improper and can lead to personal injury or property damage. No liability is assumed  for damage resulting from improper use.

It must be ensured that the device is operated exclusively by trained and competent users who  are in full possession of their mental, physical and sensory abilities. The use by other persons is  only permit-ted under the supervision or guidance of a person responsible for their safety.

Important safety instructions! Please read before connection!

CAUTION! (Electro Magnetic Interference)

The normal function of the product may be disturbed by Strong Electro Magnetic Interference. If so, simply reset the product to resume normal operation by following  the owner‘s manual. In case the function could not resume, please use the product  in other location.

DANGER! (For babies and children)

Dispose of or store any packaging material properly! Packaging material must be  kept out of the reach of babies and children due to the danger of suffocation.

Make sure that children never use the device unattended! In addition, make sure  that children do not remove (small) parts from the device, as they could suffocate  by swallowing parts!

DANGER! (Electric shock due to high voltages in the device)

The housing must not be removed! There are no parts to be maintained in the device. Inside the unit there are components which are under high electrical voltage.

Before each use, check the device for damage or the absence of components, protective devices or housing parts. If this is the case, do not use the device!

Leave maintenance and repair work to a qualified service workshop or contact your dealer.

DANGER! (Electric shock due to short circuit)

Modifications to the power cord or plug are prohibited. If the power cord is dama ged, it must be replaced immediately with an original spare part from the

manufacturer. Failure to do so may result in fire or death due to electric shock!

WARNING! (Damage to hearing)

The unit may generate volumes that may cause temporary or permanent hearing loss. Over time, even seemingly uncritical levels can cause hearing damage. Reduce  the volume immediately if ear noise or hearing loss occurs. If this is not possible,  keep a greater distance or use adequate hearing protection.

Hint! (Fire hazard due to overheating)

The maximum permissible ambient temperature of this device is 40°C.

Ensure that the unit is placed in a place with adequate ventilation, out of the reach  of direct heat sources, naked flames and combustible materials and liquids.

The ventilation slots of the device must not be taped or covered.

Hint! (Operating conditions)

 Due to its structural characteristics, the device is designed for indoor operation   (IP20). Never expose the device to rain, moisture or liquids as this may cause   damage.

 Vibrations, dust or solar radiation can also lead to damage, avoid them!  Do not apply excessive force to the switches or controls.

 Do not let paper, metallic, or other objects into the instrument. If this happens,   remove the electric plug from the outlet. Then have the instrument inspected by  qualified service personnel.

 Disconnect all cables before moving the instrument.

**Hint! (Power supply)**

 It is essential that you check that the device voltage matches your local mains   voltage. It is highly recommended that you fuse your mains socket with a residual   current circuit breaker (FI).

 Please connect the designated AC adaptor to an AC outlet.

 If you do not use your device for a longer period of time, disconnect it from the   power supply in order to minimize danger. The same applies to storm conditions   such as thunderstorms, floods, etc.

****Hint! (Commissioning)

All connections of the device should be made before switching on.

Use only high-quality cables for connections.

** Hint! (Installation)**

Be sure to inspect the device for damage before using. Optimum use of the original packaging or suitable transport or storage packaging to protect the pro-   duct when not in use optimally against influences such as dust or moisture, etc.

Hint! (Possible damage due to magnetic fields)

Loudspeakers generate a static magnetic field. Please keep an appropriate distance   from other equipment that may be affected or damaged by an external magnetic   field.

Hint! (Interferences with other electrical devices)

 Radios and televisions placed nearby may experience reception interference. Operate this unit at a suitable distance from radios and televisions.  If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:

• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna
• Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

THE FCC REGULATION WARNING (for USA)

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B  digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules.

These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the  instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation.

Symbols on device and packaging:

The lightning flash symbol warns the user about non-insulated current and the risk  of electrocution

The exclamation mark symbol warns the user about important maintenance and operating instructions in the manual

Intended for indoor use

Read manual

Cleaning:

A regular cleaning of the device from impurities and dust increases the durability of the product.  Always disconnect the device from the power supply before cleaning it! Never clean the appliance  wet! Optical lenses should be cleaned with a dry microfiber cloth to optimize light output. Ventilation grilles and openings should always be cleaned of dust and dirt. Suitable compressed air sprays are  recommended for this application.

Environmental Protection:

The company MUSIC STORE professional GmbH always strives to reduce the burden of packaging to  a minimum. The use of environmentally friendly and recyclable materials is of fundamental importance to us. Please recycle the packaging components after use.

Disposal of packaging:

Ensure that paper packaging, plastic material, etc. are recycled separately. Observe  the labels and the corresponding regulations.

Disposal of batteries:

Batteries do not belong in the garbage! Please dispose of batteries in accordance  with official regulations at collection points or disposal stations.

Disposal of your old device:

Do not dispose of the device with household waste! This device is subject to the  WEEE Directive (Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment) in its currently valid  version.

The device is to be disposed of by an approved disposal company or your local waste disposal service. The regulations applicable in your country must be obser ved!

Manufacturer: MUSIC STORE professional GmbH
Istanbulstr. 22-26
51103 Cologne, Germany

Panel & Display Description

Front Panel

1. POWER BUTTON
   Turn the power on and off.

2. VOLUME Knob
   Adjust the master volume.

3. STYLE SELECT BUTTON
   Select directly a preset style

4. ACCOMP +/- BUTTON
   Adjust the Accompaniment volume.

5. TRANSPOSE +/- BUTTON
   Adjust the Transpose value.

6. OCTAVE+/- BUTTON
   Adjust the Octave value.

7. SYNC STOP BUTTON
   Turn the Sync Stop on and off.

8. SYNC START BUTTON
   Turn the Sync Start on and off.

9. FADE BUTTON
   Turn the Fade in or Fade out on.

10. A.B.C. BUTTON
    Turn the A.B.C. function on and off.

11. TEMPO+/- BUTTON
    Adjust the current tempo.

12. SONG MODE：
    START/STOP BUTTON
    Start or stop playing the song.

13. PAUSE BUTTON
    Pause or continue playing a song.

14. REPEAT A/B BUTTON
    Set the beginning and the end for
    a loop section of a selected song.

15. REW BUTTON
    Rewind the song.

16. FF BUTTON
    Fast forward the song.

STYLE MODE：
12. START/STOP BUTTON
Start or stop playing the style.
13. INTRO1/ENDING1 BUTTON
Play the Intro or Ending 1.
14. INTRO2/ENDING2 BUTTON
Play the Intro or Ending 2.
15. FILL A BUTTON
Play the fill-in pattern A.
16. FILL B BUTTON
Play the fill-in pattern B.
17. FILL C BUTTON
Play the fill-in pattern C.
18. FILL D BUTTON
Play the fill-in pattern D.

19. LEFT HAND BUTTON
Choose to practice the left hand
part in Lesson Mode.
20. RIGHT HAND BUTTON
Choose to practice the right hand
part in Lesson Mode.
CHORD DICTIONARY BUTTON
Hold the button to enter the
Chord Dictionary.
21. LESSON BUTTON
Enter the lesson mode.
22. RECORD BUTTON
Enter the record mode.
23. ACCOMP BUTTON
Select the accomp track to record.
24. MELODY 1-5 BUTTON
Select the melody1-5 track to record.
25. PERFORM. BUTTON
Turn the Performance Assistant
function on and off.
26. FREEZE BUTTON
Freeze the style’s parameter
when a memory is recalled.
27. O.T.S. BUTTON
Enter the One Touch Setting Mode.
28. IFX BUTTON
Turn the Insert Effect on and off.
Hold the button to enter the Insert
Effect menu.

Panel & Display Description

29. SYNTH BUTTON
Enter the Synth menu.
30. BANK BUTTON
Select a bank.
31. STORE BUTTON
Save current panel settings to
one of the memories.
32. M1-M6 BUTTON
Register the panel settings.
ONE TOUCH SETTING
Recall voice settings for
the current style.
33. STYLE BUTTON
Enter the Style Mode.
34. VOICE BUTTON
Enter the Voice Mode.
35. SONG BUTTON
Press it to enter the Song Mode.
Hold it to turn on the Album function.
36. VOICE SELECT BUTTON
Select directly a preset voice.
37. DATA DIAL
Increase and decrease the value.
38. ENTER BUTTON
Enter Menu or Confirm.
39. – / NO,+/YES BUTTON
Decrease or Increase the value.
40. EXIT BUTTON
Exit Menu or Cancel.

41. MIXER BUTTON
Enter mixer menu.
42. FUNCTION BUTTON
Enter function menu.
43. HARMONY BUTTON
Turn the harmony effect on and off.
44. DUAL BUTTON
Turn the Voice R2 on and off.
45. LOWER BUTTON
Turn the Voice L on and off.
46. SUSTAIN BUTTON
Turn the sustain on and off.
47. DSP BUTTON
Turn the DSP effect on and off.
48. PIANO BUTTON
Turn the piano mode on and off.
49. METRO BUTTON
Turn the metronome on and off.

50. TOUCH BUTTON
Enter the Touch Setting menu.
51. USB DEVICE BUTTON
Enter the USB Device menu
52. LCD Display
show all the important settings
for the current operation.
53. MODULATION BUTTON
Apply a vibrato effect.
54. PITCH BEND
Bend notes up or down.
55. PHONES
Connect headphones to the unit.
56. USB Port
Connect a USB flash drive.
57. FreeSolo
Turn the FreeSolo function on and off.

Setup

Rear Panel

1. USB JACK
   Connect to a computer.

2. MIDI THRU
   Relays MIDI message it has
   received at the MIDI IN Jack.

3. MIDI IN
   Receive MIDI messages from
   an external MIDI device.

4. MIDI OUT
   Transmit MIDI messages to
   an external MIDI device.

5. SUSTAIN JACK
   Connect a sustain pedal.

6. VOLUME JACK
   Connect a volume pedal.

7. AUX.OUT
   Connect the audio equipment.

8. AUX.IN
   Connect an external audio source,
   such as an MP3 or CD player.

9. DC 12V
   Connect DC 12V power adaptor.

LCD

1. TOUCH
2. CHORD DICT.
3. SYNTH
4. ALBUM
5. PERFORM.H
6. FREE SOLO
7. SERIAL NUMBER
8. VOICE/STYLE/DEMO/SONG
9. DIR/FILE
10. RECORD
11. TREBLE CLEF
12. BASS CLEF
13. USB

14. USB DEVICE
15. STRING
16. MEASURE
17. BEAT
18. TEMPO
19. CHORD
20. MEMORY
21. FREEZE
22. ONE TOUCH SETTING
23. MEMORY BANK
24. A.B.C.
25. FADE

26. SECTION A/B/C/D
27. NUMBERED NOTATION
28. LESSON
29. LEFT HAND
30. RIGHT HAND
31. DUAL
32. LOWER
33. HARMONY
34. DSP
35. SUSTAIN
36. ACCOMP
37-41. MELODY1–5

Setup

This section contains information about setting up your instrument
and preparing to play. Please go through this section
carefully before turning the power on.

Power Supply

1. Before connecting to power supply, please set the [POWER] switch to OFF and set the master volume to minimum level.
2. Connect the AC adaptor to the DC 12V jack of this keyboard.
3. Plug the AC adaptor into an AC outlet.
4. Press the [POWER] button, the LCD will be lit, which indicates the
instrument is powered on.
5. If you are ready to turn off the instrument, press the [POWER] switch again.

Notes:
1. In order to save energy, the instrument will automatically shutdown
in 30 minutes if it is not used. (Please refer to Auto Power Off).
2. For your safety, please unplug the instrument when it is not in use
or during a thunderstorm.

Setting a Music Stand

A music stand is supplied with the instrument. You can easily attach it
to the instrument by inserting it into the slots at the rear of the panel.

Connecting a Sustain Pedal

An optional footswitch can be plugged into the sustain jack and
be used to switch sustain on or off. Simply by pressing the pedal, you
will have a natural sustain as you play.

Connecting a Volume Pedal

An optional volume control can be plugged into the volume jack for
adjusting the volume of sound.

Connections

Connecting a pair of Headphones
A standard pair of stereo headphones can be plugged in here for
private practice or late-night playing. The internal stereo speaker
system is automatically shut off when a pair of headphones is
plugged into the PHONES jack. Note

Note:
Do not listen with the headphones at high volume for long periods
of time. Doing so may cause hearing loss.

Connecting an Audio Equipment
The rear-panel AUX.OUT jack delivers the output of the instrument
to a keyboard amplifier, stereo sound system, a mixing console, or
tape recorder. Use an audio cable to connect the AUX OUT jack of
the instrument to the audio INPUT jack of the external equipment.

Note:
To avoid damaging the speakers, please set the master volume to
minimum level before connecting the power and other devices.

Connecting an MP3/CD Player
Connect the audio output of an MP3/CD player or other audio
source to the stereo AUX.IN jack on the rear panel. The input signal
is mixed with the instrument signal, allowing you to play along.

Connecting a Computer
The instrument receives and transmits MIDI messages via the
USB connector. Please use a standard USB cable to connect the
USB jack of the instrument to the USB port of a computer.
Alternatively, use a commercially available MIDI interface to connect
the instrument to a computer via the MIDI connectors.

Connecting a MIDI Device
Connect the MIDI OUT of other Device to the MIDI IN jack on the
rear panel, the instrument will receive MIDI messages from the
external device and work as a sound source.
Connect the MIDI IN of other Device to the MIDI OUT jack on the
rear panel, the instrument will transmit MIDI messages to the
external device and work as a MIDI controller.

Connecting a USB Flash Drive
Connect a USB flash drive to the instrument, you can save the data
you’ve created such as memory settings, recorded data to the USB
flash drive, or load and play back files saved in the USB flash drive
on the instrument.

Note:
To avoid error or damaging the USB flash drive, do not remove it
****when reading or writing is in progress.

Playing the Demos

The instrument features several wonderful demos. Please refer to

DEMO LIST.
1. Press the [STYLE] and [VOICE] buttons simultaneously to start
playing the demo.
2. Select a demo song.
Use the data dial, the [+/YES] button or the [-/NO] button to select a demo song.
3. Set a volume level with the [VOLUME] knob.
4. Press the [STYLE] and [VOICE] buttons simultaneously again or
press the [START/STOP] button to stop playing and exit the demo mode.

Note:
In the DEMO mode, only the following buttons will work: START/STOP,
TEMPO+, TEMPO-, +/YES, -/NO, VOLUME, POWER ON/OFF.

Playing Voices

The keyboard has a variety of remarkably realistic built-in voices.
Please refer to Voice List.

Playing Voices
1. Press the [VOICE] button
Enter the VOICE mode. LCD shows VOICE R1 and the current voice
number and name.
2. Select a voice.
Use the data dial, the [+/YES] button, the [-/NO] button to select the
voice you want to play. You can also use the Voice Select Button to
select a preset voice.
3. Play the voice.
You can play the keyboard and listen to the wonderful voice.

Note:
Each Voice Select button has two preset voices. Press it repeatedly to
shift between the upper and lower preset voice.
In voice selection, if you have selected the upper voice of a Voice
button, pressing another button will directly select its upper voice. In the
same way, if you have selected a lower voice, pressing another button
will select its lower voice.

Playing Voices

Playing two Voices Simultaneously-DUAL
1. Press the [DUAL] button.
It turns on the Dual function. “VOICE R2” and “DUAL” light up on
display. LCD shows the current dual voice number and name.
2. Selecting a voice for VOICE R2.
Use the data dial, [+/YES] and [-/NO] button, or Voice Select
buttons to select a dual voice.
3. Play the voices.
Play the keyboard, and you will hear two different voices being
played together, just like two different instruments being played at
the same time.

Note:
When the keyboard is split, only the right hand area will have the Dual
voice function.

Playing Different Voices with Both Hands LOWER

1. Press the [LOWER] button.
It turns on the Lower function. The keyboard is split into the left and
right areas, each with a different voice. “VOICE L” and “LOWER”
light up on display. LCD shows the current lower voice number and
name.
2. Selecting a voice for VOICE L.
Use the data dial, the [+/YES] button or the [-/NO] Button to select a
lower voice.
3. Play the voices.
Play the keyboard with both hands, and you will hear two different
voices from the two areas.

Split Point
The key that separates voice L and voice R1/R2 is called the “split
point”. The split point is set to F#3 at the factory setting. However you
can assign it to any other key. Please refer to Other Functions.

Touch

The keyboard is equipped with a touch response feature that lets you
dynamically and expressively controls the level of the voice with your
playing strength, just as on an acoustic instrument.

The keyboard features 5 touch types to choose from: off,1-5.
1. Press the [TOUCH] button. The LCD shows the current touch level.
2. Use the data dial, the [+/YES] button, the [-/NO] button or the
[TOUCH] button to change the touch response level. Default level of
touch response is 3.
If the value is set to OFF, that means no touch response to
keyboard.

Sustain

1. When the sustain is turned on, “SUSTAIN” lights up on display, and all
notes you play will have a longer sustain.
2. Press the [SUSTAIN] button to turn the SUSTAIN effect ON or OFF.

Note:
When using a sustain pedal, you can produce a much stronger and more
natural sustain effect than by using the [SUSTAIN] button.

Pitch Bend

Use the pitch bend wheel to bend notes up (roll the wheel away you) or
down(roll the wheel toward you ) while playing the keyboard. The pitch
bend wheel is self-centering and will automatically return to normal pitch
when released.

With the pitch bend wheel, you can easily imitate the pitch bend effect of
the guitar, violin, saxophone or other instruments, and make your performance
more vivid.

Modulation

The Modulation function applies a vibrato effect to notes played on the
keyboard. Press the [MODULATION] button while playing the keyboard
then you will hear the vibrato effect.

Transpose
Transpose function allows the overall pitch of the instrument to be
transposed up or down by a maximum of one octave in semitone steps.
1. Press [TRANSPOSE +] or [TRANSPOSE -] to adjust the value from
-12 to +12 semitones.
2. Press [TRANSPOSE +] and [TRANSPOSE -] or press [+/YES] and
[-/NO] simultaneously, it will set the value to default: 0.

Octave
The Octave function will shift the pitch up or down by 2 octaves for voice
R1, R2 and L respectively.
1. Press [OCTAVE +] or [OCTAVE -] to change the octave value over the
range of -2 to +2.
2. Press [OCTAVE +] and [OCTAVE -] or press [+/YES] and[-/NO] simultaneously, it will set the value to default: 0.

Note:
After adjusting the octave, notes in the highest and lowest keyboard range
may not sound normally. This is normal.

Playing Voices

Piano Mode

The Piano Mode will set instantly the entire keyboard to piano voice. All
parameters will be optimized for piano performance just by pressing a
single button.
1. Press [PIANO] button to enter or exit the piano mode.
2. In the PIANO mode, if you start a style, it only plays the rhythm part.

Metronome

The metronome provides a steady beat to help you practice at a preset
tempo.
1. Press the [METRO] button to turn the metronome on.
2. Press the [METRO] button again to turn the metronome off.
3. Set the time signature of metronome. Please refer to Other Functions.

Notes:
1. If you turn on the metronome during style playback, the metronome
sound will start from the next beat and its time signature will match
the current style.
2. In Recording, you can turn on the metronome, but the metronome
sound will not be recorded.

Freesolo

The FreeSolo function allows you to switch voice in an exceptionally
fast, accurate and seamless way, faithfully reproducing the special
effects of an acoustic instrument, and making your performance more
real and exciting.

1. Turn on the FreeSolo function.
   Press the [FreeSolo] button to turn on the function. “FREE SOLO”
   lights up on display.
   It will automatically disable the A.B.C. function, the Dual and Lower
   function.

2. Select a voice to play.
   Use the data dial or the [+/Yes]/[-/No] button to select a voice for
   FreeSolo.

3. Play in the FreeSolo mode.
   In FreeSolo mode, please use the right hand area to play and use
   the left hand area to switch voice.
   ● Press and hold a white key in the left hand area to activate the first
   special voice pattern. Release the key to restore the basic voice.
   ● Press and hold a black key in the left hand area to activate the
   second special voice pattern. Release the key to restore the basic
   voice.
   ● Press simultaneously two or more white keys in the left hand area to
   activate the first special voice pattern. It will keep using the special
   voice even after releasing the keys.
   ● Press simultaneously two or more black keys in the left hand area to
   activate the second special voice pattern. It will keep using the special
   voice even after releasing the keys.

4. Turn off the FreeSolo function.
   Press one of the Voice select buttons or the [FreeSolo] button, it
   will exit the mode. The “FREE SOLO” indicator lights off.

Auto Accompaniment

The auto accompaniment feature puts a full backing band at your
fingertips. All you have to do is play the chords with your left hand , and
the accompaniment will automatically play along, instantly following the
chords you play. With auto accompaniment, even a solo performer can
enjoy playing with the backing of entire band or orchestra. The instrument
features a variety of styles. Try selecting some of the different styles
(Refer to Style List) and play with the auto accompaniment.

Playing Auto Accompaniment (rhythm track only)

1. Press the [STYLE] button.
   Enter the STYLE mode. “STYLE” lights up on display. LCD shows the
   current style number and name.

2. Select a style.
   Use the Data Dial, the [+/YES] button, the [-/NO] button to select a
   style. Also, you can use the Style Select Button to select a style.

3. Press the [START/STOP]button to start the rhythm tracks of the auto
   accompaniment.

Note:
Each Style select button has two preset styles. Press it repeatedly to shift
between the upper and lower preset style.
In style selection, if you have selected the upper style of a Style button,
pressing another button will directly select its upper style. In the same
way, if you have selected a lower style, pressing another button will
select its lower style.

Playing Auto Accompaniment (all tracks)

1. Press the [STYLE]button.

2. Select a style

3. Press the [A.B.C.] button to turn on the A.B.C. function. The keyboard
   will be split into two areas. Play the chords in the left hand area.

4. Turn the Sync Start function on.
   Press the [SYNC START] button, then play a chord in the left hand
   area to start the auto accompaniment. When you play a different
   chord, the accompaniment will change along.
   Alternatively, press the [START/STOP] button to start the rhythm part.
   Then play a chord in the left hand area, the chord part will start as
   well.

5. Press the [START/STOP] button to stop the accompaniment.

Accompaniment Sections

There are various types of Auto Accompaniment sections that allow
you to vary the arrangement of the accompaniment to match the song
you are playing.
They are: Intro (1, 2), Main (A, B,C,D), Fill-in (A, B,C,D) and Ending(1,
2). By switching among them during your performance you can easily
produce the dynamic elements of a professional-sounding arrangement
in your performance.

Auto Accompaniment

INTRO Section
The intro is an opening section of the song.
When the intro pattern finished, the system will automatically shift to
the main section.

MAIN Section
The main is an important section of the song. And it plays an
accompaniment pattern and repeat infinitely until another section’s
button is pressed.

FILL IN Section
Auto fill in function automatically adds a fill to your performance. When
the fill-in is finished, accompaniment shifts to the Main section
(A,B,C,D).

ENDING Section
Ending is used for the ending of the song. When the ending is finished,
accompaniment automatically stops. The length of the ending differs
depending on the selected style.

Playing Different Accompaniment Sections

1. Press the [STYLE] button.

2. Select a style.

3. Turn the A.B.C. on.

4. Turn SYNC START on.

5. Press the [FILL A] button.

6. Press the [INTRO/ENDING] button. Now the A flashes on LCD, the
   style is ready to play.

7. It will start the accompaniment as soon as you start playing in Chord
   section. When the playback of the Intro 1 is finished, it automatically
   leads into Main A section.

8. Press the [FILL B]/[FILL C]/[FILL D] button. A fill-in plays,
   automatically followed by the Main B/C/D section.

9. Press the [INTRO/ENDING] again to play an Ending Section. When
   the ending is finished, the auto accompaniment automatically stops.

Note:
Hold down the FILL A/B/C/D button when the style is playing, the
selected FILL pattern repeats continuously until button is released.
Press FILL A/B/C/D when style stops, it will select a Main section, the
icon A/B/C/D on LCD will be lit.

Fade In/Out

Fade In
Starting the style with fade in produces a smooth beginning, the volume
increases from low to high. When style stops, press the [FADE] button
to turn on the fade-in function. The button LED lights up.

Fade Out
Stopping the style with fade out produces a smooth ending, the volume
decreases from high to low. When style is playing, press the [FADE] button to turn on the fade-out function. The button LED will flash until
the style stops.

Fade In/Out Time
The default fade-in/fade-out time setting is 10 seconds. You can set
the time in Other Functions.

Auto Accompaniment

Accompaniment Volume
1. Press [ACCOMP+] or [ACCOMP-] button to adjust the accompaniment
volume over the range of 0 to 127.
2. Press [ACCOMP +] and [ACCOMP-] button simultaneously to turn off
ACCOMP volume.
3. Press [ACCOMP +] and [ACCOMP-] button simultaneously again to
turn on ACCOMP volume.

Chord Fingering

Chord Basics
A chord, in music, is any harmonic set of three or more notes that is
heard as if sounding simultaneously. The most frequently encountered
chords are triads. A triad is a set of three notes that can be stacked in
thirds. When stacked in thirds, the triad’s members, from lowest
pitched tone to highest, are called: the Root, the Third, and the Fifth.

Triad Type
There are following basic triad types:

Major Triad

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A root with a major third added above and a perfect fifth will consist as a “Major Triad”.

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Minor Triad

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A root with a minor third added above and a perfect fifth will consist as a “Minor Triad”.

Augmented Triad

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A root with a major third added above and an augmented fifth will consist as an “Augmented Triad”.

Diminished Triad

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A root with a minor third added above and a diminished fifth will consist as a “Diminished Triad”.

Chord Inversion

We define this chord its root is not in the bass (i.e., is not the lowest note) as an inversion chord. When the root is in the bass, we call the chord: root-position chord. If we put the Third and Fifth in the root position, then it forms “Inversion”, we call this chord “Inversion Chord”. See the following major triad and its inverted chord.

Chord Name

The chord name contains two parts content: Chord root and Chord type.

Single Finger

Single finger type not only can detect single finger but also can detect multi finger. And the single finger makes it easily to play chords through only one, two or three keys. Including major, minor, seventh, and minor seventh chord. Refer to relevant picture on the right for details.

Auto Accompaniment

Multi-finger
Multi finger type only can recognize those chords have listed in the
chord list, and also can be found in the dictionary function.

Tempo
Each style of the instrument has been set with a default or standard
tempo; however, this can be changed by using the [TEMPO+]/[TEMPO-] buttons.

1. Change the tempo
   Use the [TEMPO+] or [TEMPO-] button to change the tempo.
   Or use the Data Dial to make a quick change when the value is
   flashing on LCD.

2. To restore the default tempo setting, press the [TEMPO+]/[TEMPO-] buttons simultaneously.

One Touch Setting

When One Touch Setting is switched on, you can instantly recall all
auto accompaniment related settings including voices selection and
digital effects simply with a single touch of a button.

1. Press the [O.T.S.] button to turns on the One Touch Setting for
   current style.

2. Press one of the [ONE TOUCH SETTING] buttons [M1]-[M4].
   Various panel settings (such as voice, effect, etc.) that match the
   selected style can be instantly recalled. Auto accompaniment is
   automatically turned on in O.T.S. mode.

3. Play the keyboard.

One Touch Setting parameter list:
Part ON/OFF (VOICER1,R2,L)
Voice Number (VOICER1,R2,L)
Voice Volume (VOICER1,R2,L)
Voice Reverb Level (VOICER1,R2,L)
Voice Chorus Level (VOICER1,R2,L)

Harmony

The Harmony function will automatically add harmony effect to the
notes you play in the right hand area, instantly enriching your performance
with a more harmonic expression.

1. Turn on the harmony function.
   Press the [HARMONY] button to turn on the harmony function.
   “HARMONY” lights up on display. The LCD shows the current
   harmony type.

2. Play with harmony effect.
   Turn on the A.B.C. function, then play a chord in the left hand area.
   It will add harmony effect to the notes as soon as you play in the
   right hand area.

3. Turn the harmony off.
   Press the [HARMONY] button again to turn off the function. LCD will
   show “OFF” and the “HARMONY” lights off.

4. Set the harmony type.
   You can set the harmony type in Other Functions.

Note:
Harmony types “1+5” and “octave” are always available, but the rest are
not selectable until the A.B.C function is turned on.

IFX

The instrument has a variety of preset insert effects, including Chorus,
Flanger, Phaser, Tremolo, EQ, Distortion, Wah, Compressor and
LowPass Filter.

1. The insert effect is set to off when the keyboard is power on. Press
   [IFX] button to turn on the effect function, the IFX indicator will be
   lit. Press [IFX] button again to turn off the effect function and the
   IFX indicator will light off.

2. Press and hold the [IFX] button about two second to enter the insert
   effect selection menu, then use [+/YES]/[-/NO] or Data Dial to select
   the effect type you want. You can listen to the effect when playing
   the keyboard. Press [ENTER] button to enter the sub menu if the
   current effect has changeable parameters.

3. Use [+/YES]/[-/NO] button or Data Dial to select a parameter item,
   then press [ENTER] button to enter the parameter setting mode.
   Use [+/YES]/[-/NO] button or Data Dial to set the value. Press
   [ENTER]/ [EXIT] button to return to previous menu.

4. The insert effect settings will be saved automatically when you quit
   the IFX mode. The next time you enter the IFX mode, it will use the
   same effect settings as your last operation.

5. Please refer to the table below for the effect types and their changeable
   parameters. You can adjust the parameter value over the range
   of 0 to 127.

NO

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type

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 Param1

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 Param2

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NO

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type

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Param1

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 Param2

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1

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LowPass

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CutOff

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–

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 24

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Mid Cut

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–

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–

2

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STD CHR

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Mix

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Rate

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25

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LoMidCut

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–

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–

3

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Lite CHR

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Mix

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Rate

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26

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HiMidCut

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–

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–

4

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Deep CHR

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Mix

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Rate

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27

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High Cut

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–

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–

5

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Warm CHR

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Mix

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Rate

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28

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S-Hi Cut

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–

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–

6

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BRT CHR

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Mix

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Rate

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29

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Enhance

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–

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–

7

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STD FLG

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Mix

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Rate

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30

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Loudness

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–

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–

8

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Lite FLG

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Mix

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Rate

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31

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Add Air

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–

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–

9

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Deep FLG

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Mix

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Rate

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32

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Live EQ

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–

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–

10

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CrazyFLG

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Mix

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Rate

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33

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PhoneSim

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–

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–

11

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STD PHS

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Mix

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Rate

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34

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RadioSim

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–

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–

12

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Lite PHS

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Mix

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Rate

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35

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Dist

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Mix

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Gain

13

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HeavyPHS

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Mix

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Rate

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36

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Overdriv

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Mix

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Gain

14

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VTG TRM

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Mix

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Rate

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37

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Fuzz

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Mix

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Gain

15

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MDN TRM

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Mix

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Rate

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38

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ST A.Wah

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Mix

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Rate

16

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Panner

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Mix

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Rate

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39

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LT A.Wah

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Mix

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Rate

17

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BasBoost

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–

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–

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40

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DP A.Wah

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Mix

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Rate

18

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BasPunch

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–

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–

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41

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ST S.Wah

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Mix

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Sense

19

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MidBoost

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–

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–

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42

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LT S.Wah

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Mix

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Sense

20

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LM Boost

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–

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–

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43

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DP S.Wah

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Mix

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Sense

21

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HM Boost

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–

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–

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44

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CR S.Wah

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Mix

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Sense

22

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Hi Boost

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–

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–

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45

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Comp

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Threshold

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Ratio

23

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Low Cut

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–

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–

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|

|

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Performance Assistant

What’s the performance assistant?

Performance assistant is an easy-to-use function. With this function  you will find playing the keyboard become more interesting.Even if you  are not a keyboard player, the performance assistant will help you to  play your familiar instrument voice on the keyboard.

Performance assistant provides many wonderful phrases. Just use  several keys and you will perform your own wonderful music.

Enter the Performance Assistant

There are 2 voices you can select in Performance Assistant: GUITAR,
PIANO.
Press the [PERFORM.] button to turn on the function. It will enter the
Guitar Mode and the LCD will display Guitar’s voice name. You can
use the Data Dial, [+/YES] or [-/NO] button to change the voice you
want to perform.
The default time signature for Performance Assistant is the 4/4 and
you can use [ENTER] or [EXIT] button to change it to one of the
following time signature: 2-4, 3-4, 4-4 and 6-8.
In Performance Assistant mode, use [TEMPO+] or [TEMPO-] to
change the tempo.

Guitar Mode

Guitar key map
The Guitar Mode allows you to perform a guitar voice with keyboard
just like you’re playing a real guitar. In this mode you can use ssuch
guitar phrases as strum (5), broken chord (5), echoism (5) and also
2 endings.

Chord part
C2 to B3 is the chord part area. Play a chord in this area.

Sub Area 1
C4 to B4 (only white keys) is the sub area 1. Up to 5 types of broken
chord are provided in this area.

Sub Area 2
C5 to A5 (only white keys) simulate the 6 strings of a real guitar.
Play a free solo in this area.

Rhythm Area
C6 to G6 (only white keys) is the rhythm area. Wonderful styles and
strums are provided in this area. Use A6 to B6 to play an ending.

Position Change
Press C7, the guitar position will be changed.

Performance Assistant

Playing in Guitar Mode
Play a chord in the chord part.
LCD will show its chord name and the guitar’s root note will sound.
Play a broken chord in the sub area 1.
When the chord type is on display, press a white key in the sub area 1,
a wonderful broken chord phrase will start. Press other white keys to
play different phrases. Try playing a different chord with your left hand
and enjoy the subtle change in the phrases.

Play a free solo in the sub area 2.
When the chord type is on display, press the white keys in the sub
area 2 you can play guitar free solo, like you’re playing a real one.
Try playing different chords with your left hand, and play your free solo.

The last white key B5 is invalid.
Play a strum rhythm in the rhythm area.
When the chord type is on display, press a white key in the rhythm
area you can play the magic strum rhythm. Try playing different chords
with your left hand, and play your strums.

End the guitar performing.
Press the A6 or B6 to end your guitar performance. When the ending is
finished, the phrase stops automatically.

Play the echoism.
All of black keys on Sub area 1, Sub area 2 and Rhythm area are
echoism keys. There are 5 kinds of echoism patterns preset to the C#,
D#, F#, G#, A# circularly.

Change the position
Press the C7, the PERFORM.H icon will be lit on the LCD. It means
that the guitar position has been changed to the High position.
Try playing the white keys in sub area 1, Sub area 2 and Rhythm area,
listen to the phrase you are performing now.

Piano Mode

Piano Key Map
The Piano Mode allows you to perform the piano voice just like playing
an acoustic instrument. In this mode you can use such piano phrases
as piano rhythm (5), broken chord (5) and also 3 endings.
The piano key map is similar to the guitar key map. Press A6 to C7
to play the ending. All the black keys above C4 are invalid.

Playing in Piano Mode

1. Select Piano Mode.
In performance assistant mode, use data dial, [+/YES] or [-/NO] button to select Piano Mode.
2. Play a chord in chord part.
3. Play different phrases and rhythms in the Sub Area and the Rhythm
Area.
4. Press A6, B6 or C7 to end your piano performance. When the
ending is finished, the phrase stops automatically.

Exit the Performance Assistant
When the phrase stops, press the [VOICE], [STYLE], [SONG], [DEMO],
[SHIFT] + [PERFORM] to exit the Performance Assistant mode.

Synth

You can use the synth function to create your own voice on the basis of
the built-in voice samples.

Enter the synth
Press [SYNTH] button to turn on the Synth function. The button LED
and the “SYNTH” indicator light up.
In Synth mode, the following functions will be disabled: Lower, Dual,
Auto Accompaniment and the Piano Mode.

Create user voice

1. Press [SYNTH] button to enter the user voice selection interface.
LCD displays “UserV.01” and the user voice number.
The synth flag will be lighted. Use [+/YES]/[-/NO] button or Data Dial
to select a voice number you want.
2. Press [ENTER] button to enter the next menu. Then use the [+/YES]/
[-/NO] button to select “Voc_Edit” or “Delete”. Press [ENTER] to go
forward or press [EXIT] to return to the previous menu.
3. If you select “Voc_Edit” and press [ENTER], the LCD will display
“PcmVoice” and sample voice number. Use [+/YES]/[-/NO] button or
Data Dial to select voice parameter, the voice parameter will display
on the LCD as follows “PcmVoice”, “Vib Rate”, “VibDepth”,
“VibDelay”, “EnvAttac”, “EnvRelea”, “EnvDecay”.
If you select the “Delete” menu and press [ENTER] button, LCD
displays “Sure?”. Press [+/YES] button to delete the user voice, and
then return to previous menu; If you press [-/NO] button cancel the
operation, and then return to previous menu. You can also press
[SYNTH] or [EXIT] button to return to previous menu.
4. After selecting a voice parameter, press [ENTER] button to enter the
parameter value setting mode. At this mode, the parameter value
will flash on LCD. Use [+/YES] /[-/NO] button or Data Dial to adjust
the value, you can play the keyboard to listen to the voice effect.
5. Press [SYNTH] button and LCD displays “Sure?”. Press [+/YES] button to save the user voice , and then return to previous menu, If
you press [-/NO] button, it will cancel the operation, and then return
to previous menu.
6. At any time, press [EXIT] button to return to the previous menu.

Exit the Synth
In the user voice selection interface, press one of the buttons to exit the
function: [SYNTH], [EXIT], [STYLE], [SONG], [DEMO].

NOTE:
The voice editing function is invalid at the song playing, demo playing,
recording and USB Device mode.

DSP Effect

With the built in digital effects, you can add ambiance and depth to
your performance in a variety of ways such as adding reverb that
makes it like you are playing in a concert hall or adding harmony notes
for a full, rich sound.
1. The DSP effect is set to ON when keyboard is power on.
2. Press [DSP] button to switch DSP effect on or off.
Note:
There may be a slight break or noise if you switch on/off the DSP
when the style or song is playing.

The Mixer allows you to adjust separately the volume for each track.
1. Press the [MIXER] button.
Enter the Mixer menu. LCD shows the current parameter item.
2. Press [MIXER] or [ENTER] to select a parameter item, then use the
Data Dial or the [+/YES]/[-/NO] button to adjust the volume of the
selected item.
Press and button simultaneously to turn off the volume of the
selected item.
Press[+/YES]and[-/NO]button simultaneously again to turn on the
part volume.
3. Any time press [EXIT] to quit the Mixer menu.

Parameter items and the volume range in the Mixer menu:

Note:
It will exit the Mixer Menu if there is no operation in 5 seconds.

Pedal Function

Volume Pedal
You can step on the volume pedal to adjust the sound volume.

Sustain Pedal (Assignable)
You can assign other pedal functions to the sustain pedal. Please refer
to Other Functions.
1. Pedal Sustain
If the pedal is assigned as “Ped Sust”, step on the sustain pedal, all
notes played on the keyboard have a longer sustain.
2. Pedal Soft
If the pedal is assigned as “Ped Soft”, step on the soft pedal, all
notes played on the keyboard have a softer effect.
3. Pedal Start/Stop
If the pedal is assigned as “Ped St/T”, step on the pedal to
start/stop accompaniment.
4. Pedal Memory
If the pedal assigned as “Ped Mem”, pressing the pedal at the first
time will call up registered memory: M1, and then M2, M3⋯by
pressing this pedal step by step.

Album

The album function allows you to practice a song with a preset style,
tempo and voice. The instrument features a variety of song albums.
Please refer to the Album List.
1. Hold down the [SONG/ALBUM] button for 2 seconds to turn on the
function. LCD shows the current album name.
2. Use the data dial or [+/YES] or [-/NO] button to select a desired
album song. The instrument will instantly recall the preset settings
such as style, tempo and voice for the song.
3. Press again the [SONG/ALBUM] button or one of the VOICE /
STYLE select buttons to turn off the function.

Other Functions

Press [FUNCTION] button to enter function menu. LCD shows the
current parameter item. Press repeatedly the [FUNCTION] button to
select an item. Use[+/YES]/[-/NO] or Data Dial to set parameter. Any
time press [EXIT] to quit this menu.

Parameter items and the value range in the Function Menu:

Option

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LCD Display

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Range

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Default

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TUNE

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XXX Tune

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-50…50

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000

BEAT

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XXX Beat

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0,2…9

|

004

SPLIT POINT

|

XXX Split Pt

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1…61

|

019

PEDAL ASSIGN

|

00X Ped ****

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Sust, Soft, St/T, Mem

|

Sust(001)

FADE IN

|

0XX Fade In

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1-20

|

010

FADE OUT

|

0XX Fade Out

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1-20

|

010

HARMONY

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00X Duet

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Duet, 1+5, Octave,  CtryDuet, Trio,

Block, 4 Close1,

4 Close2, 4 Open

|

Duet(001)

REVERB LEVEL

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XXX Rev Lev

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0-127

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Voice default

CHORUS LEVEL

|

XXX Chr Lev

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0-127

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Voice default

MIDI IN

|

XXX Midi In

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1-16, ALL

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ALL

MIDI OUT

|

XXX Midi Out

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1-16

|

001

Auto Power Off

|

XXX PowerOff

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OFF, 030, 060

|

030

Note:

It will exit the Function Menu if there is no operation in 5 seconds.

Tune

This function sets the pitch of entire keyboard in a 2-cent increment.
1. Press the [FUNCTION] button to select the Tune menu. Use
[+/YES]/[-/NO] or Data Dial to change tune value. Its range is
from -50 to 50.
2. Pressing [+/YES] and [-/NO] together will set the tune value to its
default setting.

Beat
This function sets the time signature over the range from 0, 2-9.

1. Press the [FUNCTION] button to select the Beat menu. Use
[+/YES]/[-/NO] or Data Dial to change the time signature.
2. Pressing [+/YES] and [-/NO] together will reset to the default time
signature.

Split Point

This function sets the point that separates the entire keyboard to two
sections.
1. Press the [FUNCTION] button to select the Split Point menu. Use
[+/YES]/[-/NO] or Data Dial to change split point. You can also
press a key to assign the split point to that key.
2. Pressing [+/YES] and [-/NO] together will reset to the default split
point.

Other Functions

Pedal Assign
You can assign other pedal functions to the sustain pedal.
1. Press the [FUNCTION] button to select the Pedal menu. Use
[+/YES]/[-/NO] or Data Dial to change the pedal function. The pedal
can be set as sustain pedal, soft pedal, start/stop pedal or memory
select pedal.
2. The default pedal type is sustain pedal.

Note:
Do not step on the pedal when turning on the power, otherwise, it will
reverse the pedal operation.

Fade In
Press the [FUNCTION] button to select the Fade In menu. Use
[+/YES]/[-/NO] or Data Dial to change Fade In time. The range is form 1
to 20 second.

Fade Out
Press the [FUNCTION] button to select the Fade Out menu. Use
[+/YES]/[-/NO] or Data Dial to change Fade Out time. The range is form
1 to 20 second.

Harmony
1. Press the [FUNCTION] button to select the Harmony menu. LCD
shows the default harmony type “Duet”.
2. Use the [+/YES]/[-/NO] or Data Dial to select a harmony type.
There are 9 harmony effects for you to select, including Duet, 1+5,
Octave, CtryDuet, Trio, Block, 4 Close1 and 4 Close2, 4 Open.

Reverb Level
Press the [FUNCTION] button to select the Reverb Level menu. LCD
shows “Rev Lev”. Use [+/YES]/[-/NO] or Data Dial to change reverb
level.The level ranges from 0 to 127.

Chorus Level
Press the [FUNCTION] button to select the Chorus Level menu. LCD
shows “Chr Lev”. Use [+/YES]/[-/NO] or Data Dial to change chorus
level. The level ranges from 0 to 127.

MIDI In
Press the [FUNCTION] button to select the MIDI In menu. Use
[+/YES]/[-/NO] button or Data Dial to select the channel. The default
setting is “ALL”, channel 1~16 can also be selected.

MIDI Out
Press the [FUNCTION] button to select the MIDI Out menu. Use
[+/YES]/ [-/NO] button or Data Dial to select the channel. The default
setting is “001”, channel 2~16 can also be selected.

Auto Power Off
This function will set the time after which the instrument will shut down if
it is not used.
1. Press the [FUNCTION] button to select the Power Off menu. Use
[+/YES]/[-/NO] or Data Dial to change the setting over the range:
OFF, 30, 60.
2. Press [+YES] and [-/NO] simultaneously, the time will be reset to
default: 30 minutes.

Register Memory

The Registration Memory feature can make your performance more
easy and efficient. It allows you to save virtually all panel settings to a
Registration Memory setting, and you can instantly recall the settings by
pressing a single button.

Registering the Panel Setting
While holding the [STORE] button, press one of the REGISTRATION
MEMORY buttons: [M1] – [M6].

Note:
The new settings will replace the previous memory data.

Note:
Hold down both [STORE] and [M1] buttons, then turn on the power, the
registration memory will be reset to factory setting. It will erase all user
memory.

Recalling the Registered Panel Settings
Press one of the REGISTRATION MEMORY buttons: [M1] – [M6], it will
instantly recall the settings saved in the memory and set the control
panel accordingly.

Note:
Registration data cannot be recalled when the One Touch Setting
function is on.

Selecting a Registration Bank
1. Press the [BANK] button. The LCD displays “Mem Bank” .
2. Select a bank
Use the Data Dial, [+/YES] or [-/NO] button to select a bank.

Freezing the Accompaniment Parameter
When the Freeze function is turned on, the accompaniment parameters
(including the style number, section, volume, tempo, transpose, chord,
mixer, split point) will be freezed and remain unchanged even when a
memory is recalled.
Press the [FREEZE] button to turn the function on or off.

With the easy-to-use song recording features, you can record and save
your own keyboard performances as a User song. Each user song can be
recorded with 6 tracks (1 ACCOMP track, 5 MELODY tracks).
Accomp track and melody track can be recorded together, but you can not
record two melody tracks at the same time. Of course you can only record
accomp or melody; Accomp and multiple melody tracks can be play back
together. The recorded data will not be lost when you turn off the power.

Start Recording
Before you start recording, you need to select a user song to which the
recording will be saved.
1. Press [RECORD] button to enter user song selection mode. The LCD
shows “RecSong1”. Press [+/YES]/[-/NO] button to select the user
song you want to record.
2. Press [RECORD] button again to enter recording standby mode. “REC”
appears on LCD and the beats start flashing. It will automatically select
an empty melody track to record your performance.
3. In the recording standby mode, you can adjust parameters such as the
voice, style and tempo. You can press the [ACCOMP] or [MELODY 1] -[MELODY 5] button to select a desired track. The selected track
indicator will light up on display.
4. Press [START/STOP] button or play the keyboard to start recording. If
you have selected the ACCOMP track, and have turned on the A.B.C.
function, recording will start as soon as you play in the left hand area.

Note:
Style can only be recorded in “Accomp” track.
The track indicator has three states: Blinking, light on and light off.
Blinking: indicating the track is selected for recording. All existing data
will be overwritten.

Light on: indicating the track has data and will play back the data during
recording.

Light off: indicating the track either has no data or is under recording and
cannot play back.

In recording standby mode, it will automatically select the empty track next
to the occupied track. For example, if “Melody 1” is occupied, “Melody 2”
will be selected as the record track. When all 6 tracks have been recorded
and a specific track needs to be revised, press the button of the desired
track and start recording. The original data will be replaced.

Song Recording

Stop Recording
1. During recording, press [RECORD] button to stop recording.
2. During recording, if the memory is full, the recording will stop and
save automatically, the LCD displayed “Rec_Full”.
3. If you are recording a style, the recording will stop automatically when
the ending of rhythm is finished.

Play Back Recording
1. Press [RECORD] button when recording is in process, it will stop
recording and enter the song mode, and the current recorded song
will play automatically in circle.
2. Press the [SONG] button to enter the song mode and it will play all
songs circularly. Use the Data Dial, [+/YES] or [-/NO] button to select
user song to play. If there is no data in the selected user song, it will
play “No file” and stop playing. When playback stops, you can select
a user song, and then, press [START/STOP] button, this user song
will play circularly.

Delete Recording
1. Press and hold [RECORD] and [SONG] button together and turn
power on simultaneously, all user songs will be erased.
2. In the recording standby mode, press and hold [RECORD] button for
two second, the LCD will display “Delete?”.
Press the “Accomp” (or “Melody2” to “Melody 5”) button to select the
track you want to delete, the indicator of the selected track will light
up. If all track indicators light up, it will delete the user song after
confirmation.
3. Press [+/YES] to delete the selected track or, press [-/NO] to quit this
step, and back to the recording standby mode.

The keyboard has a variety of preset songs. Each song can be practiced
in the Lesson Mode. Please refer to the Song List.

Listening to the songs

1. Press the [SONG] button to enter the song mode and it will play all
songs circularly.
2. Use the Data Dial, [+/YES] or [-/NO] button to select a song.
3. Press the [START/STOP] button, it will stop playing. Press the
button again, it will play the current song repeatedly.
4. When the songs is stopped, pressing [STYLE], [VOICE], [DUAL] or [LOWER] will exit the song mode.

Song Control
1. Introductory Beat
Before song start playing, it has the introductory beat, the measure
starts from negative value. It begins to play the melody when the
measure goes to 1.
2. REW, FF and PAUSE
When the song is playing:
Press the [ ] button to fast forward the song.
Press the [ ] button to rewind the song (base on the measure).
Press the [ ] button to pause the playing song, press it again to
continue playing.
3. Song Repeat
During song playback, you can use the [ ] button to set the
beginning and the end for a loop section of the current song.
Press it once to set the loop beginning, then press it again to set the
loop end. When in loop status, press [ ] again to quit the loop
playing status.

Lesson Mode
In the Lesson mode, you can learn a song by playing at the correct timing
and playing the correct notes. It will grade your performance after the
lesson.
1. Press the [LESSON] button.
When song stops playing, pressing the [LESSON] button will enter the
lesson mode.
2. Select a hand part to practice.
Use [LEFT] / [RIGHT] button to select a lesson for the left hand, right
hand or both hands. If neither hand is selected, the keyboard will
automatically select the right hand practice for you.

Note:
The left hand practice may vary for different songs. It will practice the
chord part of a chord song or the left hand melody of a piano song. There
is no left hand practice for a MIDI song.
During the lesson, the staff notation or chord notes will be displayed on
LCD.

Song

Lesson 1 – Practice timing
1. Press the [LESSON] button to enter the lesson mode. The lesson 1
icon lights up on the LCD.
In Lesson 1 mode, the keyboard will only grade the time value of the
playing, and will ignore the correction of the note.
2. Press the [START/STOP] button to start practice. If [RIGHT] is
selected, it will mute melody of right hand and you will have to follow
the time value of the right hand. As long as the time value is correct,
the melody will sound.

If [LEFT] is selected, it will mute the chord part or left hand melody.
You will have to follow time value of the left hand. As long as the time
value is correct, the chord/melody will sound.

If [LEFT] and [RIGHT] are selected, the chord/melody on left hand and
the melody on right hand will be muted. You will have to follow time
value on both left and right hand.

Lesson 2 – Practice note accuracy
1. Press the [LESSON] button again to enter the lesson 2 mode.
In LESSON 2 mode, the keyboard only grades your practice by the
correctness of the notes. Only when you play the correct note, the
song will continue playing, otherwise, it will stop and wait.
2. Press the [START/STOP] button to start to practice.

Lesson 3 – Performance
1. Press the [LESSON] button in LESSON 2 to enter the lesson 3 mode.
In LESSON 3 mode, it will score your practice by the correctness of
the time value and note.
2. Press the [START/STOP] button to start to practice.

Chord Dictionary

If you know the name of a chord but don’t know how to play it, you can
use the Chord Dictionary function. You can learn the chord and test in
this features.

DICT 1 (Chord Learning Mode)
Press and hold the [CHORD DICT.] button for 2 seconds to enter the
DICT 1 mode.

In DICT 1 mode, the key above C4 are used to assign the Chord Type,
the keys above C6 are used to assign the Chord Root.
When the Chord Type and Chord Root are confirmed, the LCD will
display the Chord notes. For example, if you want to play a CM7 Chord,
press the C6 key in the section of the keyboard labeled CHORD ROOT.
The root note you set will be shown on the LCD but the note doesn’t
sound.

Press the E4 key in the section of CHORD TYPE which has labeled M7.
When the Chord Type and Chord Root are confirmed, the LCD will
display the chord name and its notes. A prompt sound will be heard
when you play it correctly in the left hand area.

DICT 2 (Chord Testing Mode)
Press the [CHORD DICT.] button again to enter the DICT 2 mode. In
this mode, you can have a chord test. LCD will display a chord name in
random order. If the chord fails to be played in 3 seconds, its notes will
appear on LCD. Once the chord is played correctly, a new chord name
will appear after a few seconds. In DICT 2 mode, press the
[CHORD DICT.] button again to turn off chord dictionary.

24 Chords will be displayed in the dictionary mode as follows:

Note

|

Chord Root

|

Note

|

Chord Root

|

Note

|

Chord Root

---|---|---|---|---|---

C6

|

C

|

C4

|

M

|

C5

|

7(b9)

C#6

|

C#/Db

|

C#4

|

M(9)

|

C#5

|

7(9)

D6

|

D

|

D4

|

6

|

D5

|

7(#9)

Eb6

|

Eb/D#

|

Eb4

|

mM7

|

Eb5

|

7(b13)

E6

|

E

|

E4

|

M7

|

E5

|

7(13)

F6

|

F

|

F4

|

M

|

F5

|

7(#11)

F#6

|

F#/Gb

|

F#4

|

M(9)

|

F#5

|

dim7

G6

|

G

|

G4

|

M6

|

G5

|

dim

Ab6

|

Ab/G#

|

Ab4

|

M7(9)

|

Ab5

|

7aug

A6

|

A

|

A4

|

M7

|

A5

|

aug

Bb6

|

Bb/A#

|

Bb4

|

M7b5

|

Bb5

|

7sus4

B6

|

B

|

B4

|

7

|

B5

|

sus4

Connecting USB Flash Drive

The instrument recognizes USB flash drives, sizing from 16M to 32G in
the format of FAT16 and FAT32. It does not support USB partition. We
recommend you format the USB flash drive on the instrument before
using. Do not edit the backup files saved in the USB flash drive.

Common Operation
1. The function buttons related to USB Flash Drive: [USB DEVICE],
[ENTER], [EXIT], [+/YES], [-/NO], Data Dial and [START/STOP].
2. Press [USB DEVICE] button to enter USB Device mode, press it
again to exit the function.
3. If you connect a USB flash drive to the instrument, LCD will first
show “Wait…!”, indicating the initialization is in progress. If the
initialization succeeds, LCD will show “Play”, otherwise, it will show
“DiskErr”. If the USB Flash Drive is not connected, LCD will show
“NoDisk”.
4. In the USB Device mode, you can use [+/YES]/[-/NO] button or Data
Dial to choose menu, press [ENTER]button to go forward or, press
[EXIT]to return to previous menu.
5. In USB Device mode, it can read a maximum of 512 files in a
directory. “DIR” means a directory, and “FILE” means a file.
In USB Device mode, you can press [USB DEVICE]/ [STYLE]/
[SONG] or a STYLE select button to exit the mode.
6. When playing a MIDI file, press [MIXER]button to adjust the playing
volume, over the range from 0 to 127.
7. The operation to load, save or delete will apply to files in the “MMKD”
folder only.

Note:
An “MMKD” folder will be generated automatically in the USB flash drive
for the initial time when you save data to it. Please wait patiently until
the process is finished.

Play
1. Press [USB DEVICE] button to enter USB Device mode, use the
[+/YES]/[-/NO] button to select the “Play” menu.
2. Press [ENTER] button, LCD will display the MIDI files and directories
in the root of the USB Storage Device.
3. If you select a sub-directory, LCD will display the sub-directory name
and the “DIR” sign. Press [ENTER] button to enter the current
sub-directory, LCD will show all files in the sub-directory.
4. If there is no recognizable file in the current directory, LCD will
display “..”, press [ENTER] to go back.
5. Use [+/YES]/[-/NO] button or Data Dial to select a MIDI file.
Press [START/STOP] button to play it repeatedly. Press [ENTER] button to play all files in the current directory circularly. Press
[START/STOP] button again to stop playing, press [EXIT]button to
return to previous menu or press [USB DEVICE] button to exit the
mode.

Load
Select the menu “Load” and press [ENTER]button, the Load sub menu
are displayed on LCD, which includes “LoadSong”, “LoadSty” , “Load-
Mem” and “LoadVoic”. Use [+/YES],[-/NO]button or Data Dial to select one.

Load Song:

Load Song:
1. Select the menu “LoadSong” and press [ENTER]button, the LCD will
show all the MIDI files (*.mid) under the directory “MMKD\SONG\”.
Select a file by using [+/YES],[-/NO]button or Data Dial.
2. Press [ENTER] button, and then use the [+/YES]/[-/NO] button or
Data Dial to select a user song number.
3. Press [ENTER] button LCD will display “Sure?”. Now press
[ENTER]/ [+/YES] button to load the file or press [EXIT]/[-/NO] button
to cancel.

Load Style:
1. Select the menu “LoadSty” and press [ENTER] button, LCD will
show all the style files (*.sty) under the directory “MMKD\STYLE\”.
Select a file by using [+/YES], [-/NO] button or Data Dial.
2. Press [ENTER] button, and then use the [+/YES]/[-/NO] button or
Data Dial to select a user style number.
3. Press [ENTER] button, LCD will display “Sure?”. Now press
[ENTER]/[+/YES] button to load the file or press [EXIT]/[-/NO] button
to cancel.

Load Memory:
1. Select the menu “LoadMem” and press [ENTER]button, the LCD will
show all the memory files (*.mem) under the directory “MMKD\
MENORY\”. Select a file by using [+/YES], [-/NO]button or Data Dial.
2. Press the [ENTER] button, LCD will display “Sure?”. Now press
[ENTER]/[+/YES] button to load the file or press [EXIT]/[-/NO] button
to cancel.

Load Voice:
1. Select the menu “LoadVoic” and press [ENTER] button, the LCD will
show all the voice files (*.voc) under the directory “MMKD\VOICE\”.
Select a file by using [+/YES], [-/NO] button or Data Dial.
2. Press [ENTER] button, and then use the [+/YES]/[-/NO] button or
Data Dial to select a user voice number.
3. Press the [ENTER] button, LCD will display “Sure?”. Now press
[ENTER]/[+/YES] button to load the file or press [EXIT]/[-/NO] button
to cancel.

Connecting USB Flash Drive

Save
1. Select the menu “Save” and press [ENTER] button, the Save sub
menu are displayed on LCD, which includes “SaveSong”, “SaveSty”,
“SaveMem” and “SaveVoic”. You can select one by using [+/YES],
[-/NO] button or Data Dial.

For example, saving a user song.
1. Select the “SaveSong” sub-menu, then press [ENTER] to enter the
menu. LCD will show the current user song name and number. Use
the data dial to select a user song.
2. Press [ENTER] and the LCD will prompt to enter a file name “SNG_”.
Use the keyboard to enter an 8-digit file name. Please refer to the
Keyboard and ASCII Character Relative Table at the back of this
chapter.
3. After entering the file name, press [ENTER]. LCD will show “Sure?”.
Press [+/YES] to confirm saving, or press [-/NO] to cancel.
4. If the name you enter is the same as an existing song, LCD will
prompt “SameName”. You need to enter a different name to save
the file.

Note:
Please follow the steps above to save a user style or a a user memory.

Delete
1. Select the menu “Delete” and press [ENTER] button, the delete sub
menu are displayed on LCD, which includes “UserSong”, “UserSty”,
“UserMem” and “UserVoic”. Use [+/YES], [-/NO] button or Data Dial
to select one.
2. Select a sub menu and then press [ENTER]button. Use the data dial
to select a file you want to delete.
3. Press [ENTER] button, “Sure?” will be displayed on LCD, press
[ENTER] or [+/YES] button to delete the file, or press [-/NO] to cancel.

Format
Select the menu “Format” and press [ENTER] button, “Sure?” are
displayed on LCD. Press [ENTER] button to format the USB Storage
Device, or press [-/NO] to cancel.
Note: Formatting will delete all data in the USB flash drive!

Keyboard and ASCII Character Relative Table

MIDI

By using the MIDI functions you can expand your musical possibilities.
This section explains what MIDI is, and what it can do, as well as how
you can use MIDI on your instrument.

What’s MIDI?
1. MIDI (short for Musical Instrument Digital Interface) allows a wide
variety of electronic musical instruments, computers and other
related devices to connect and communicate with one another. MIDI
carries event messages that specify notation, pitch and velocity,
control signals for parameters such as volume, vibrato, audio
panning, and program change information to change the voice
selections.
2. The instrument can output the real-time playback information via
MIDI messages and control external MIDI devices. The instrument
can also accept incoming MIDI messages and generate sound
accordingly.

MIDI Terminals
In order to exchange MIDI data between multiple devices, each
device must be connected by MIDI cable.

MIDI IN: Receives MIDI data from a computer.

MIDI OUT: Transmits the instrument information as MIDI data to
another MIDI device.

MIDI THRU PORT: You can use MIDI cable to link the MIDI THRU port
to other MIDI instrument MIDI IN port. The message that the MIDI IN
port receives will be auto sent to the MIDI THRU port, so that one MIDI
instrument can control many MIDI instrument at the same time.

Connect the MIDI OUT of other Device to the MIDI IN jack on the rear
panel, this instrument will work as sound module.

Connect the MIDI IN of other Device to the MIDI OUT jack on the rear
panel. this instrument will work as Midi Controller.

Downloading Data from the Computer

1. Turn off the instrument. Use a standard USB cable to connect the
USB jack of instrument to the USB port of a computer. Then turn on
the instrument.
2. Open the POOTUTE software on computer. “PCLink.” will appear on
the instrument LCD, indicating it is connected successfully with the
computer.
3. With the POOTUTE, you can upload any user data to the computer
as a backup or download user data from the computer to the
instrument.
4. Please refer to the software instructions for more details.

Troubleshooting

Problem

|

Possible Cause and Solution

---|---

The speakers produce a pop sound  whenever the power is turned ON or OFF.

|

This is normal and is no cause for alarm.

No sound when the keyboard is played.

|

Check if the master volume is set too low or if headphones are plugged into the  PHONES Jack. The R1/R2/L voice volume (Mixer) settings could be set too low.  Make sure the voice volumes are set at appropriate levels.

When using a mobile phone, noise is produced.

|

Using a mobile phone in close proximity to the instrument may produce interference. To prevent this, turn off the mobile phone or use it further away  from the instrument.

The auto accompaniment does not play  back even Sync is in standby condition and a key is pressed.

|

You may be trying to start accompaniment by playing a key in the righthand range of the keyboard. To start the accompaniment with Sync Start, make  sure to play a key in the left-hand range of the keyboard.

Certain notes sound at wrong pitch.

|

Make sure that the tuning value is set to 0 . Press and hold the [+/YES] and [-/NO]  buttons at the same time, then turning the power on will set INSTRUMENT to  default.

The Harmony function does not operate.

|

And Harmony cannot be turned on when a drum kit is selected for the voice R1.

After connecting with a computer, the instrument cannot be recognized.

|

Please check if the USB cable is being connected firmly, or try connecting another  USB port on the computer, without the need to install another driver on the PC.

It cannot read/save to the USB flash drive.

|

It support USB flash drive in the FAT16/FAT32 format only and does not support USB partition. Please format your USB flash drive into FAT16/FAT32 on computer before using.

It shuts down after a period of time.

|

Normally, the auto power off function will turn off the instrument after a preset  period of time if the instrument is not used. You can turn off the function in the  Function Menu.

Specifications

LCD Display
Multi-functional LCD
Keys
61
Polyphony
128
Voice
737 preset voices, 50 user voices
Style
240 preset styles, 10 user styles
Song
160 preset songs, 10 user songs
Demo
5
Album
120
Control button
Power Switch, Volume Knob, Accomp+/-, Transpose+/-,
Octave+/-, Tempo+/-, Left, Right/Chord Dict., Lesson,
Perform., Freeze, O.T.S., IFX, SYNTH, Bank, Store, M1-M6,
Style, Voice, Demo, Song/Album, Data Dial, Enter, +/Yes,
-/No, Exit, Mixer, Function, Harmony, Dual, Lower, Sustain,
DSP, Piano, Metro, Touch, USB Device, FreeSolo.

Accompaniment Control
Start/Stop, Sync stop, Sync start,Intro1/Ending1(Pause),
Intro2/Ending2(REPEAT A/B), Fill A (FF), Fill B (Rew),
Fill C, Fill D, Fade, A.B.C.
Record Function
Record, Accomp, Melody 1-5
Panel Memory
96
Connectors
DC IN, Headphones, AUX IN, AUX OUT, Sustain,
Volume, USB, MIDI IN,MIDI OUT, MIDI THRU.
Power Supply
DC 12V
Speaker
Woofer: 15WX2
Tweeter: 25WX2
Dimensions
970(L)X390(W)X160(H)MM
Weight
9Kg

• Specifications and descriptions herein are for information
  only and are subject to change without prior notice.

Voice List

NO.

|

English Name

|

LCD Name

---|---|---

Piano

|

|

1

|

Acoustic Grand Piano

|

GrandPn

2

|

Acoustic Grand Piano (wide)

|

GrandPnW

3

|

Acoustic Grand Piano (dark)

|

GrandPnD

4

|

Acoustic Grand Piano (stereo)

|

SteGraPn

5

|

Octave Grand Piano

|

OctavPno

6

|

Octave Grand Piano 2

|

OctavPn2

7

|

Piano & Strings

|

Pno&Str

8

|

Piano & Strings 2

|

Pno&Str2

9

|

Piano & Pad

|

Pno&Pad

10

|

Piano & Pad 2

|

Pno&Pad2

11

|

Piano & Choir

|

Pno&Cho

12

|

Piano & Choir 2

|

Pno&Cho2

13

|

Piano & EP

|

Pno&EP

14

|

Piano & EP 2

|

Pno&EP2

15

|

Piano & Vibraphone

|

Pno&Vib

16

|

Piano & Vibraphone 2

|

Pno&Vib2

17

|

Jazz Piano

|

JazzPno

18

|

Pop Piano

|

PopPiano

19

|

Rock Piano

|

RockPno

20

|

Club Piano

|

ClubPno

21

|

Bright Acoustic Piano

|

BritePn

22

|

Bright Acoustic Piano (wide)

|

BritePnW

23

|

Electric Grand Piano

|

E.Grand

24

|

Electric Grand Piano (wide)

|

E.GrandW

25

|

Electric Grand Piano (dark)

|

E.GrandD

26

|

Fusion Electric Grand Piano

|

FusionEP

27

|

Fusion Electric Frand Piano 2

|

FusioEP2

28

|

Club Electric Piano

|

ClubEP

29

|

Club Electric Piano 2

|

ClubEP2

30

|

Wah Electric Grand Piano

|

WahEP

31

|

Wah Electric Grand Piano 2

|

WahEP2

32

|

Wah Electric Grand Piano 3

|

WahEP3

33

|

Honky Tonk Piano

|

HnkyTonk

34

|

Honky Tonk Piano (wide)

|

HnyTonkW

35

|

Honky Tonk Piano (dark)

|

HnyTonkD

36

|

Honky Tonk Piano (stereo)

|

HoTo/Ste

37

|

Electric Piano

|

E.Piano

38

|

Electric Piano 2

|

E.Piano2

39

|

Electric Piano (wide)

|

E.PianoW

40

|

Electric Piano (wide) 2

|

E.Pno2W

41

|

Detuned Electric Piano

|

DetunEP

42

|

Detuned Electric Piano 2

|

DetunEP2

43

|

Electric Piano(velocity mix)

|

E.PnoV

44

|

Electric Piano 2 (velocity mix)

|

E.PnoV2

45

|

60’s Electric Piano

|

60’sEP

46

|

EP Legend

|

EPLegend

47

|

Phase EP

|

EPPhase

48

|

Phase EP 2

|

EPPhase2

49

|

Jazz Electric Piano

|

JazzEP

50

|

Tremolo EP

|

TremoEP

51

|

Tremolo EP 2

|

TremoEP2

52

|

Funk EP

|

FunkEP

53

|

Funk EP 2

|

FunkEP2

54

|

Modern EP

|

ModernEP

40

55

|

Modern EP 2

|

ModerEP2

---|---|---

56

|

Warm EP

|

WarmEP

57

|

Warm EP 2

|

WarmEP2

58

|

Choir EP

|

ChoriEP

59

|

Choir EP 2

|

ChoriEP2

60

|

EP & Strings

|

EP&Str

61

|

EP & Strings 2

|

EP&Str2

62

|

Harpsichord

|

Harpsi

63

|

Harpsichord 2

|

Harpsi2

64

|

Harpsichord (octave mix)

|

HarpsiO

65

|

Harpsichord (wide)

|

HarpsiW

66

|

Harpsichord (with key off)

|

HarpsiOf

67

|

Clavi

|

Clavi

68

|

Clavi 2

|

Clavi2

69

|

Clavi (wide)

|

ClaviW

70

|

Pulse Clavi

|

PluseClv

71

|

Pulse Clavi 2

|

PulseCl2

72

|

Phase Clavi

|

PhaseCla

73

|

Phase Clavi 2

|

PhaseCl2

74

|

Wah Clavi

|

WahClavi

75

|

E.Clavi

|

E.Clavi

Organ

|

|

76

|

Celesta

|

Celesta

77

|

Celesta 2

|

Celesta2

78

|

Bright Celesta

|

BriCeles

79

|

Celesta & Sine

|

Cele&Sin

80

|

Reecho Bell

|

RchoBell

81

|

Celesta & Music Box

|

Cele&MuB

82

|

Celesta & Music Box 2

|

Cele&MB2

83

|

Glockenspiel

|

Glocken

84

|

Glockenspiel 2

|

Glocken2

85

|

Glockenspiel & Sine

|

Gloc&Sin

86

|

Glockenspiel & Celesta

|

Gloc&Cel

87

|

Glockenspiel & Celesta 2

|

Gloc&Ce2

88

|

Music Box

|

MusicBox

89

|

Music Box 2

|

MusiBox2

90

|

Music Box 3

|

MusiBox3

91

|

Toy Box

|

ToyBox

92

|

Music Box & Harp

|

MBox&Har

93

|

Music Box & Harp 2

|

MB&Harp2

94

|

Vibraphone

|

Vibra

95

|

Vibraphone 2

|

Vibra2

96

|

Vibraphone (wide)

|

VibraW

97

|

Vibraphone (wide) 2

|

VibraW2

98

|

Stereo Vibraphone

|

SteVibra

99

|

Rigid Vibraphone

|

RigVibra

100

|

Vibraphone & Bell

|

Vibra&Be

101

|

Vibraphone & Harpsichord

|

Vib&Harp

102

|

Vibraphone & Harpsichord 2

|

Vib&Har2

103

|

Vibraphone & Strings

|

Vibr&Str

104

|

Vibraphone & Strings 2

|

Vib&Str2

105

|

Hard Vibraphone

|

HardVib

106

|

Marimba

|

Marimba

107

|

Marimba 2

|

Marimba2

108

|

Marimba (wide)

|

MarimbaW

109

|

SinMarimba

|

SinMarim

110

|

Stereo Marimba

|

SteMarim

---|---|---

111

|

Marimba & Vibraphone

|

Mari&Vib

112

|

Marimba & Vibraphone 2

|

Mar&Vib2

113

|

Wood Drum

|

WoodDrum

114

|

Wood Drum 2

|

WoodDr2

115

|

Xylophone

|

Xylophon

116

|

Xylophone 2

|

Xylopho2

117

|

Tubular Bells

|

TubulBel

118

|

Tubular Bells 2

|

TubulBe2

119

|

Church Bell

|

ChurBell

120

|

Church Bell 2

|

ChurBel2

121

|

Carillon

|

Carillon

122

|

Carillon 2

|

Carillo2

123

|

Dulcimer

|

Dulcimer

124

|

Dulcimer 2

|

Dulcimr2

125

|

Santur

|

Santur

126

|

Santur 2

|

Santur2

127

|

Shorty

|

Shorty

128

|

Shorty 2

|

Shorty2

Piano

|

|

129

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Drawbar Organ

|

DrawOrgn

130

|

Drawbar Organ 2

|

DrawOrg2

131

|

Detuned Drawbar Organ

|

DeDrOrgn

132

|

Detuned Drawbar Organ 2

|

DeDrOrg2

133

|

Italian 60’s Organ

|

60’sOrgn

134

|

Italian 60’s Organ2

|

60’sOr2

135

|

70’s Drawbar Organ

|

70DrawOr

136

|

70’s Drawbar Organ 2

|

70DraOr2

137

|

Soft Stereo Drawbar Organ

|

SoftDrOr

138

|

Mellow Drawbar Organ

|

MellDrOr

139

|

Bright Drawbar Organ

|

BriDrOrg

140

|

Bright Drawbar Organ 2

|

BriDrOr2

141

|

Percussive Organ

|

PercOrgn

142

|

Percussive Organ 2

|

PercOrg2

143

|

Detuned Percussive Organ

|

DePeOrgn

144

|

Detuned Percussive Organ 2

|

DePeOrg2

145

|

70’s Percussive Organ

|

70’sPcOr

146

|

Light Click Organ

|

LiCliOrg

147

|

Light Click Organ 2

|

LiCliOr2

148

|

Rock Organ

|

RockOrgn

149

|

Rock Organ 2

|

RockOrg2

150

|

Stereo Rotary Organ

|

SteRoOrg

151

|

Slow Rotary Organ

|

SlRotaOr

152

|

Rotary Organ

|

RotaOrgn

153

|

Rotary Organ 2

|

RotaOrg2

154

|

Church Organ

|

ChurOrgn

155

|

Church Organ 2

|

ChurOrg2

156

|

Church Organ 3

|

ChurOrg3

157

|

Church Organ (octave mix)

|

ChurOrgO

158

|

Detuned Church Organ

|

DeChOrgn

159

|

Detuned Church Organ 2

|

DeChOrg2

160

|

Reed Organ

|

ReedOrgn

161

|

Reed Organ 2

|

ReedOr2

162

|

Puff Organ

|

PuffOrgn

163

|

Puff Organ 2

|

PuffOr2

164

|

Accordion

|

Acordion

Voice List

165

|

Accordion 2

|

Acordin2

---|---|---

166

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Accordion 3

|

Acordin3

167

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Chorus Accordion

|

ChoAccor

168

|

Musette

|

Musette

169

|

Accord It Solo

|

AccoSolo

170

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Harmonica

|

Harmnica

171

|

Harmonica 2

|

Harmnic2

172

|

Sweet Harmonica

|

SweeHarm

173

|

Wah Harmonica

|

WahHarmo

174

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Tango Accordion

|

TanAccod

175

|

Tango Accordion 2

|

TanAcco2

Organ

|

|

176

|

Acoustic Guitar (nylon)

|

NylonGtr

177

|

Acoustic Guitar (nylon) 2

|

NylonGt2

178

|

Acoustic Guitar (nylon + keyoff)

|

NylGtrOf

179

|

Ukulele

|

Ukulele

180

|

Acoustic Guitar (steel)

|

SteelGtr

181

|

Acoustic Guitar (steel) 2

|

SteelGt2

182

|

12-Strings Guitar

|

12StrGtr

183

|

12-Strings Guitar 2

|

12StrGt2

184

|

Mandolin

|

Mandolin

185

|

Mandolin 2

|

Mandoli2

186

|

Steel Guitar with Body Sound

|

SteelBdy

187

|

Electric Guitar (jazz)

|

JazzGtr

188

|

Electric Guitar (jazz) 2

|

JazzGtr2

189

|

Electric Guitar (pedal steel)

|

PedalGtr

190

|

Electric Guitar (clean)

|

CleanGtr

191

|

Electric Guitar (detuned clean)

|

DetClnGt

192

|

Mid Tone Guitar

|

MidTonGt

193

|

Electric Guitar (muted)

|

MutedGtr

194

|

Electric Guitar (funky cutting)

|

FunkGt

195

|

Electric Guitar (muted velo-sw)

|

MutVelGt

196

|

Jazz Man

|

JazzMan

197

|

Overdriven Guitar

|

OvdrGtr

198

|

Overdriven Guitar 2

|

OvdrGtr2

199

|

Guitar Pinch

|

GtPinch

200

|

Distortion Guitar

|

DistGtr

201

|

Distortion Guitar 2

|

DisGtr2

202

|

Distortion Guitar (withfeedback)

|

FeedbkGt

203

|

DistortionGuitar (withfeedback) 2

|

FedbkGt2

204

|

Distorted Rhythm Guitar

|

DistRyth

205

|

Guitar Harmonics

|

GtrHarmo

206

|

Guitar Harmonics 2

|

GtrHarm2

207

|

Guitar Feedback

|

GtrFedbk

208

|

Velocity Nylon Guitar

|

VeloNyGt

209

|

Chorus Nylon Guitar

|

ChoNylGt

210

|

Chorus Nylon Guitar 2

|

ChNylGt2

211

|

Bright Nylon Guitar

|

BriNylGt

212

|

Bright Nylon Guitar 2

|

BrNylGt2

213

|

Tremolo Steel Guitar

|

TreStGtr

214

|

Tremolo Steel Guitar 2

|

TrStGtr2

215

|

Velocity Steel Guitar

|

VelStGtr

216

|

Chorus Steel Guitar

|

ChoStGtr

217

|

Chorus Steel Guitar 2

|

ChStGtr2

218

|

Nylon & Steel Guitar

|

Nyl&StGt

219

|

Nylon & Steel Guitar 2

|

Ny&StGt2

Voice List

220

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Pedal Steel Guitar

|

PedStGtr

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221

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Mellow Guitar

|

MelloGtr

222

|

Mellow Guitar 2

|

MellGtr2

223

|

Velocity Jazz Guitar

|

VelJazGt

224

|

Velocity Jazz Guitar 2

|

VelJaGt2

225

|

Detuned Jazz Guitar

|

DeJazGtr

226

|

Detuned Jazz Guitar 2

|

DeJazGt2

227

|

Stereo Clean Guitar

|

SteCleGt

228

|

Velocity Clean Guitar

|

VelCleGt

229

|

Velocity Clean Guitar 2

|

VelClGt2

230

|

Stereo Muted Guitar

|

SteMutGt

231

|

Stereo Muted Guitar 2

|

StMutGt2

232

|

5th Distortion

|

5thDisto

233

|

Distortion Guitar Octave

|

OctDisGt

234

|

Stereo Distorted Guitar

|

SteDisGt

235

|

Steel Bend Guitar

|

StBenGtr

Bass

|

|

236

|

Acoustic Bass

|

AcoBass

237

|

Acoustic Bass 2

|

AcouBas2

238

|

Acoustic Bass 3

|

AcouBas3

239

|

Electric Bass (finger)

|

FngrBass

240

|

Electric Bass (finger) 2

|

FngrBas2

241

|

Finger Slap Bass

|

FngrSlap

242

|

Finger Slap Bass 2

|

FngrSlp2

243

|

Electric Bass (pick)

|

PickBass

244

|

Electric Bass (pick) 2

|

PickBas2

245

|

Fretless Bass

|

FresBass

246

|

Fretless Bass 2

|

FresBas2

247

|

Slap Bass

|

SlapBass

248

|

Slap Bass 2

|

SlapBas2

249

|

Slap Bass 3

|

SlapBas3

250

|

Slap Bass 4

|

SlapBas4

251

|

Synth Bass

|

SynBass

252

|

Synth Bass 2

|

SynBass2

253

|

Synth Bass 3

|

SynBass3

254

|

Synth Bass 4

|

SynBass4

255

|

Acoustic Bass Detuned

|

DeAcoBas

256

|

Acoustic Bass Detuned 2

|

DeAcoBa2

257

|

Acoustic Bass Filter

|

FilAcBas

258

|

Acoustic Bass Filter 2

|

FilAcBa2

259

|

Jazz Style

|

JazStyle

260

|

Jazz Style 2

|

JaStyle2

261

|

Acoustic Bass & Mute Guitar

|

AcB&MuGt

262

|

Acoustic Bass & Mute Guitar 2

|

AcB&MuG2

263

|

Detuned Finger Bass

|

DeFngrBa

264

|

Detuned Finger Bass 2

|

DeFngBa2

265

|

Dark Finger Bass

|

DaFngrBa

266

|

Resonant Finger Bass

|

ReFgrBas

267

|

Resonant Finger Bass 2

|

ReFgrBa2

268

|

Wah Finger Bass

|

WaFgrBas

269

|

Wah Finger Bass 2

|

WaFgrBa2

270

|

Bass & Distorted Electric Guitar

|

Ba&DisGt

271

|

Bass & Distorted Electric Guitar 2

|

Ba&DiGt2

272

|

Mute Pick Bass

|

MuPicBas

273

|

Mute Pick Bass 2

|

MuPicBa2

274

|

Detuned Pick Bass

|

DePicBas

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275

|

Detuned Pick Bass 2

|

DePicBa2

276

|

90’s Bass

|

90’sBass

277

|

90’s Bass 2

|

90’sBas2

278

|

Fretless Bass & Sine

|

Frls&Sin

279

|

Fretless Bass & Sine 2

|

Frls&Si2

280

|

Fretless Bass Detuned

|

DeFrtles

281

|

Fretless Bass Detuned 2

|

DeFrles2

282

|

Fretless Bass Detuned 3

|

DeFrles3

283

|

Power Slap Bass

|

PoSlaBas

284

|

Power Slap Bass 2

|

PoSlaBa2

285

|

Lash Thumb Bass

|

LaThbBas

286

|

Lash Thumb Bass 2

|

LaThbBa2

287

|

Resonant Slap Bass

|

ReSlaBas

288

|

Resonant Slap Bass 2

|

ReSlaBa2

289

|

Wah Slap Bass

|

WaSlaBas

290

|

Wah Slap Bass 2

|

WaSlBas2

291

|

Velocity Switch Slap Bass

|

VeSlaBas

292

|

Clavi Bass

|

ClavBass

293

|

Hammer

|

Hammer

294

|

Synth Bass (attack)

|

AtackBas

295

|

Synth Bass (rubber)

|

RubbBass

296

|

Attack Pulse

|

AtackPls

|

Strings & Orchestral

|

297

|

Violin

|

Violin

298

|

Violin 2

|

Violin2

299

|

Violin (slow attack)

|

SlViolin

300

|

Two Violin

|

TwoVioli

301

|

Soft Violin

|

SofVioli

302

|

Velocity Violin

|

VelVioli

303

|

The Violin

|

TheVioli

304

|

Mono Violin

|

MonVioli

305

|

Octave Violin

|

OtaVioli

306

|

Electric Violin

|

EleVioli

307

|

Violin & Viola

|

Vlin&Vla

308

|

Viola

|

Viola

309

|

Viola 2

|

Viola2

310

|

Viola 3

|

Viola3

311

|

Dark Viola

|

DarViola

312

|

Cello

|

Cello

313

|

Cello 2

|

Cello2

314

|

Cello 3

|

Cello3

315

|

Cello 4

|

Cello4

316

|

Contrabass

|

Contrabs

317

|

Contrabass 2

|

Contrab2

318

|

Tremolo Strings

|

TremStr

319

|

Tremolo Strings 2

|

TremStr2

320

|

Slow Tremolo Strings

|

SlTrmStr

321

|

Slow Tremolo Strings 2

|

SlTrmSt2

322

|

Pizzicato Strings

|

PizzStr

323

|

Pizzicato Strings 2

|

PizStr2

324

|

Octave Pizzicato

|

OctaPiz

325

|

Orchestral Harp

|

OrchHarp

326

|

Orchestral Harp 2

|

OrchHrp2

327

|

Yang Chin

|

YangChin

328

|

Yang Chin 2

|

YangChi2

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329

|

Timpani

|

Timpani

330

|

Timpani 2

|

Timpani2

331

|

String Ensembles

|

Strings

332

|

String Ensembles 2

|

Strings2

333

|

Strings & Brass

|

Str&Bras

334

|

60’s Strings

|

60’sStr

335

|

70’s Strings

|

70’sStrs

336

|

Synth Strings

|

SynStrs

337

|

Synth Strings 2

|

SynStrs2

338

|

Synth Strings 3

|

SynStrs3

339

|

Synth Strings 4

|

SyntStr4

340

|

Synth Strings 5

|

SyntStr5

341

|

Choir Aahs

|

ChorAah

342

|

Choir Aahs 2

|

ChorAah2

343

|

Choir Aahs 3

|

ChorAah3

344

|

Choir Aahs 4

|

ChorAah4

345

|

Voice Oohs

|

VoiceOoh

346

|

Voice Oohs 2

|

VoicOoh2

347

|

Humming

|

Humming

348

|

Humming 2

|

Humming2

349

|

Analog Voice

|

AnaVoice

350

|

Analog Voice 2

|

AnaVoic2

351

|

Synth Voice

|

SynVoice

352

|

Orchestra Hit

|

OrchHit

353

|

Celloen 16′

|

Cello16′

354

|

Chamber Music

|

ChambMus

355

|

Chamber Music 2

|

ChambMu2

356

|

Africa

|

Africa

357

|

Africa 2

|

Africa2

358

|

Stereo Slow Strings

|

SteSlStr

359

|

Slow Strings

|

SlowStr

360

|

Legato Strings

|

LegtoStr

361

|

Orchestra

|

Orchstra

362

|

Arco Strings

|

ArcoStr

363

|

Resonant Strings

|

RsontStr

364

|

The Strings

|

TheStrs

365

|

Solo Strings

|

SoloStrs

366

|

Mellow Choir

|

MeloChoi

367

|

Stereo Choir Aahs

|

SteChoAa

368

|

Strings & Choir

|

Str&Choi

369

|

Strings & Choir 2

|

Str&Cho2

370

|

Strings & Voice

|

Str&Voic

371

|

Strings & Voice 2

|

Str&Voi2

372

|

Analog Voice

|

AnalgVoi

373

|

Analog Voice 2

|

Analog

374

|

Bass Hit Plus

|

BassHit

375

|

Bass Hit Plus 2

|

BassHit2

376

|

6th Hit

|

6thHit

377

|

6th Hit 2

|

6thHit2

378

|

Euro Hit

|

EuroHit

379

|

Euro Hit 2

|

EuroHit2

380

|

Octave Orchestra Hit

|

OctOrchH

381

|

Octave Orchestra Hit 2

|

OctOrcH2

Reed

|

|

Voice List

382

|

Trumpet

|

Trumpet

---|---|---

383

|

Trumpet 2

|

Trumpet2

384

|

Dark Trumpet Soft

|

DarkTrp

385

|

Dark Trumpet Soft 2

|

DarkTrp2

386

|

Trombone

|

Trombone

387

|

Trombone 2

|

Trmbone2

388

|

Bright Trombone

|

BritBone

389

|

Tuba

|

Tuba

390

|

Tuba 2

|

Tuba2

391

|

Tuba 3

|

Tuba3

392

|

Muted Trumpet

|

MuteTrp

393

|

Muted Trumpet 2

|

MuteTrp2

394

|

Muted Trumpet 3

|

MuteTrp3

395

|

French Horn

|

FrHorn

396

|

French Horn 2

|

FrHorn2

397

|

French Horn 3

|

FrHorn3

398

|

French Horn 4

|

FrHorn4

399

|

Brass Section

|

Brass

400

|

Brass Section 2

|

Brass2

401

|

Brass Section 3

|

Brass3

402

|

Brass Section 4

|

Brass4

403

|

Synth Brass

|

SynBras

404

|

Synth Brass 2

|

SynBras2

405

|

Synth Brass 3

|

SynBras3

406

|

Synth Brass 4

|

SynBras4

407

|

Resonant Trumpet

|

ResTrump

408

|

Sweet Trumpet

|

SweTrump

409

|

Wah Trumpet

|

WahTrump

410

|

Dark Trombone

|

DaTrombo

411

|

Dark Trombone 2

|

DaTromb2

412

|

Strings & Trombone

|

Str&Trom

413

|

Tuba Solo

|

TubaSolo

414

|

Tuba Solo 2

|

TubaSol2

415

|

Soft Tuba

|

SoftTuba

416

|

Soft Tuba 2

|

SofTuba2

417

|

Stereo French Horn

|

StFrHorn

418

|

Stereo French Horn 2

|

StFrHor2

419

|

Fifth Horn Orchestra

|

FifHornO

420

|

Fifth Horn Orchestra 2

|

FifHorO2

421

|

Dark Brass

|

DarBrass

422

|

Dark Brass 2

|

DarBras2

423

|

Brassband

|

Brasband

424

|

Brassband 2

|

Braband2

425

|

Bright Brass Section

|

BriBrass

426

|

Bright Brass Section 2

|

BriBras2

427

|

Mute Brass Ensemble

|

MuBrasEn

428

|

Mute Brass Ensemble 2

|

MuBraEn2

429

|

Sforzato Brass

|

SfztBras

430

|

Brass & Strings

|

Bras&Str

431

|

Brass & Strings 2

|

Bra&Str2

432

|

Analog Synth Brass

|

AnaBras

433

|

Analog Synth Brass 2

|

AnaBras2

434

|

Jump Brass

|

JumpBras

435

|

Octave Synth Brass

|

OtaSyBrs

436

|

Synth Brass & Strings

|

SyBr&Str

437

|

Synth Brass & Strings 2

|

SyB&Str2

43

Voice List

438

|

Echo Brass

|

EchoBras

---|---|---

|

Synth Pad

|

439

|

Soprano Sax

|

SprnoSax

440

|

Soprano Sax 2

|

SprnSax2

441

|

Soprano Sax Soft

|

SprnSxSf

442

|

Slow Soprano Sax

|

SlSprnSx

443

|

Sweet Soprano Sax

|

SwSprnSx

444

|

Alto Sax

|

AltoSax

445

|

Alto Sax 2

|

AltoSax2

446

|

Soft Alto Sax

|

SftAtoSx

447

|

Super Alto Sax

|

SprAtoSx

448

|

Tenor Sax

|

TenorSax

449

|

Tenor Sax 2

|

TenoSax2

450

|

Baritone Sax

|

BariSax

451

|

Baritone Sax 2

|

BariSax2

452

|

Soft Baritone Sax

|

SfBariSx

453

|

Sax Band

|

SaxBand

454

|

Oboe

|

Oboe

455

|

Oboe 2

|

Oboe2

456

|

Sweet Oboe

|

SwetOboe

457

|

English Horn

|

EngHorn

458

|

English Horn 2

|

EngHorn2

459

|

Analog Horns

|

AnalHorn

460

|

Woodwinds

|

Woodwind

461

|

Bassoon

|

Bassoon

462

|

Bassoon 2

|

Bassoon2

463

|

Clarinet

|

Clarinet

464

|

Clarinet 2

|

Clarine2

|

Synth Pad

|

465

|

Piccolo

|

Piccolo

466

|

Piccolo 2

|

Piccolo2

467

|

Flute

|

Flute

468

|

Flute 2

|

Flute2

469

|

Sweet Flute

|

SweeFlut

470

|

Recorder

|

Recorder

471

|

Recorder 2

|

Recorde2

472

|

Pan Flute

|

PanFlute

473

|

Pan Flute 2

|

PanFlut2

474

|

Sweet Pan Flute

|

SwPanFlu

475

|

Dark Pan Flute

|

DarPanFl

476

|

Blown Bottle

|

Bottle

477

|

Blown Bottle 2

|

Bottle2

478

|

Shakuhachi

|

Shakchi

479

|

Shakuhachi 2

|

Shakchi2

480

|

Whistle

|

Whistle

481

|

Whistle 2

|

Whistle2

482

|

Ocarina

|

Ocarina

483

|

Ocarina 2

|

Ocarina2

|

Synth Pad

|

484

|

Lead 1 (square)

|

SquareLd

485

|

Lead 1a (square 2)

|

SquarLd2

486

|

Lead 1b (sine)

|

SineLead

487

|

Lead 2 (sawtooth)

|

SawLead

488

|

Lead 2a (sawtooth 2)

|

SawLead2

489

|

Lead 2b (saw + pulse)

|

SawPlsLd

490

|

Lead 2c (double sawtooth)

|

DubSawLd

---|---|---

491

|

Lead 2d (sequenced analog)

|

SquAnaLd

492

|

Lead 3 (calliope)

|

CaliopLd

493

|

Lead 4 (chiff)

|

ChiffLd

494

|

Lead 5 (charang)

|

CharanLd

495

|

Lead 5a (wire lead)

|

WireLead

496

|

Lead 6 (voice)

|

VoiceLd

497

|

Lead 7 (fifths)

|

FifthsLd

498

|

Lead 8 (bass + lead)

|

BassLead

499

|

Lead 8a (soft wrl)

|

SftWrlLd

500

|

Delayed Lead 2

|

DelyLed2

501

|

Delayed Lead 3

|

DelyLed3

502

|

Slow Square Lead

|

SlSquaLd

503

|

Sine Solo

|

SineSolo

504

|

Square Lead

|

SquarLd

505

|

2Oscillators Lead

|

2OsctrLd

506

|

Wavy Sawtooth

|

WavySaw

507

|

Super Analog

|

SuprAnag

508

|

Big Lead

|

BigLead

509

|

Bauble Lead

|

BaublLed

510

|

PWM 4th

|

PWM4th

511

|

PWM 4th Soft

|

PWM4thSf

512

|

Synth Calliope Soft

|

SynCalSf

513

|

Chiffer Lead

|

ChifLed

514

|

Chiffer Lead 2

|

ChifLed2

515

|

Charang

|

Charang

516

|

Charang 2

|

Charang2

517

|

Wire Lead

|

WireLed2

518

|

Soft Vox

|

SoftVox

519

|

5th SawWave

|

5thSawWv

520

|

Fifth Lead Soft

|

FifLedSf

521

|

Fifth Lead

|

FifLead

522

|

Massiness

|

Massines

523

|

Square

|

Square

524

|

Thick Square

|

ThickSqu

525

|

Corrie

|

Corrie

526

|

Quint

|

Quint

|

Synth SFX

|

527

|

Pad 1 (new age)

|

NewAgePd

528

|

New Age Pad 2

|

NewAgPd2

529

|

New Age Pad 3

|

NewAgPd3

530

|

Pad 2 (warm)

|

WarmPad

531

|

Warm Pad 2

|

WarmPad2

532

|

Pad 2a (sine pad)

|

SinePad

533

|

Pad 3 (polysynth)

|

PolySyPd

534

|

Poly Synth 2

|

PolySyn2

535

|

Poly Synth 3

|

PolySyn3

536

|

Pad 4 (choir)

|

ChoirPad

537

|

Pad 4a (itopia)

|

ItopiaPd

538

|

Pad 5 (bowed)

|

BowedPd

539

|

Pad 6 (metallic)

|

MetalPad

540

|

Metallic Pad 2

|

MetalPa2

541

|

Pad 7 (halo)

|

HaloPad

542

|

Halo Pad 2

|

HaloPad2

543

|

Halo Pad 3

|

HaloPad3

544

|

Pad 8 (sweep)

|

SweepPd

545

|

Sweep Pad 2

|

SweepPa2

---|---|---

546

|

Slow Square

|

SlowSqua

547

|

New Year Pad

|

NewYrPad

548

|

PWM Pad

|

PWMPad

549

|

Warmly Pad

|

WarmlPad

550

|

Horn Pad

|

HornPad

551

|

Click Pad

|

ClickPad

552

|

Analog Pad

|

AnaloPad

553

|

Poly Pad

|

PolyPad

554

|

Space Voice

|

SpaceVoi

555

|

Bowed Pad

|

BowedPad

556

|

Bowed Pad 2

|

BowedPa2

557

|

Pan Pad

|

PanPad

558

|

Pan Pad 2

|

PanPad2

559

|

Dipolar Pad

|

DipolaPa

560

|

Rising

|

Rising

561

|

Congregate

|

Cogrgate

|

Percussive

|

562

|

FX 1 (rain)

|

FXRain

563

|

FX 2 (soundtrack)

|

Soundtrk

564

|

Prelude

|

Prelude

565

|

FX 3 (crystal)

|

Crystal

566

|

Crystal 2

|

Crystal2

567

|

FX 3a (synth mallet)

|

SynMalet

568

|

FX 4 (atmosphere)

|

Atmosphr

569

|

Warm Air

|

WarmAir

570

|

FX 5 (brightness)

|

Bright

571

|

Smog

|

Smog

572

|

FX 6 (goblins)

|

Goblins

573

|

Goblin 2

|

Goblin2

574

|

Choir Bell

|

ChoirBel

575

|

Choir Bell 2

|

ChoiBel2

576

|

FX 7 (echoes)

|

Echoes

577

|

Echo Drops 2

|

EchoDrp2

578

|

FX 7a (echo bell)

|

EchoBell

579

|

Echo Bell 2

|

EchoBel2

580

|

FX 7b (echo pan)

|

EchoPan

581

|

FX 8 (sci-fi)

|

Sci-Fi

582

|

Sci-Fi 2

|

Sci-Fi2

|

Percussive

|

583

|

Sitar

|

Sitar

584

|

Sitar 2 (bend)

|

Sitar2

585

|

Sitar & Strings

|

Sitr&Str

586

|

Sitar & Strings 2

|

Sitr&Sr2

587

|

Banjo

|

Banjo

588

|

Banjo 2

|

Banjo2

589

|

Shamisen

|

Shamisen

590

|

Shamisen 2

|

Shamisn2

591

|

Koto

|

Koto

592

|

Koto 2

|

Koto2

593

|

Taisho Koto

|

TaiKoto

594

|

Taisho Koto 2

|

TaiKoto2

595

|

Kalimba

|

Kalimba

596

|

Kalimba 2

|

Kalimba2

597

|

Bag Pipe

|

Bagpipe

598

|

Bag Pipe 2

|

Bagpipe2

Voice List

599

|

Fiddle

|

Fiddle

---|---|---

600

|

Fiddle 2

|

Fiddle2

601

|

Shanai

|

Shanai

602

|

Shanai 2

|

Shanai2

SFX

|

|

603

|

Tinkle Bell

|

TnklBell

604

|

Tinkle Bell 2

|

TnklBel2

605

|

Agogo

|

Agogo

606

|

Agogo 2

|

Agogo2

607

|

Steel Drums

|

SteelDrm

608

|

Steel Drums 2

|

StelDrm2

609

|

Woodblock

|

WoodBlok

610

|

Woodblock 2

|

WoodBlk2

611

|

Castanets

|

Castanet

612

|

Castanets 2

|

Castane2

613

|

Taiko Drum

|

TaikoDum

614

|

Taiko Drum 2

|

TaikDrm2

615

|

ConcertBass Drum

|

ConBasDm

616

|

ConcertBass Drum 2

|

CnBasDr2

617

|

Melodic Tom

|

MelodTom

618

|

Melodic Tom 2

|

MeldTom2

619

|

Synth Drum

|

SynDrum

620

|

Rhythm Box Tom

|

RhythBox

621

|

Electric Drum

|

ElecDrum

622

|

Electric Drum 2

|

EleDrum2

623

|

Reverse Cymbal

|

RevCymbl

624

|

Reverse Cymbal 2

|

RevCymb2

SFX

|

|

625

|

Guitar Fret Noise

|

GtrFrNoi

626

|

Guitar Fret Noise 2

|

GtrFrNo2

627

|

Guitar Cutting Noise

|

GtCtNois

628

|

Guitar Cutting Noise 2

|

GtCtNoi2

629

|

Acoustic Bass String Slap

|

BsStSlap

630

|

Acoustic Bass String Slap 2

|

BsStSlp2

631

|

Breath Noise

|

BreNoise

632

|

Breath Noise 2

|

BreNois2

633

|

Flute Key Click

|

FlKeyClk

634

|

Flute Key Click 2

|

FlKyClk2

635

|

Seashore

|

Seashore

636

|

Seashore 2

|

Seashor2

637

|

Rain

|

Rain

638

|

Thunder

|

Thunder

639

|

Wind

|

Wind

640

|

Stream

|

Stream

641

|

Bubble

|

Bubble

642

|

Bird Tweet

|

Tweet

643

|

Bird Tweet 2

|

Tweet2

644

|

Dog

|

Dog

645

|

Horse Gallop

|

HouseGlp

646

|

Sheep

|

Sheep

647

|

Telephone Ring

|

Telphone

648

|

Telephone Ring 2

|

Telphon2

649

|

Door Creaking

|

DoorCrek

650

|

Door

|

Door

651

|

Scratch

|

Scratch

652

|

Wind Chime

|

WindChi

Voice List

653

|

Helicopter

|

Helicptr

---|---|---

654

|

Car Engine

|

CarEngin

655

|

Car Stop

|

CarStop

656

|

Car Pass

|

CarPass

657

|

Car Crash

|

CarCrash

658

|

Siren

|

Siren

659

|

Train

|

Train

660

|

Jetplane

|

Jetplane

661

|

Starship

|

Starship

662

|

Burst Noise

|

BurtNois

663

|

Applause

|

Applause

664

|

Laughing

|

Laughing

665

|

Screaming

|

Scream

666

|

Punch

|

Punch

667

|

Heart Beat

|

HeartBet

668

|

Footsteps

|

Footstep

669

|

Gunshot

|

Gunshot

670

|

Machine Gun

|

MachnGun

671

|

Lasergun

|

Lasergun

672

|

Explosion

|

Explosio

|

Combined Voice

|

673

|

Stereo Piano & Strings

|

Pn&Strs

674

|

Stereo Piano & Calliope

|

Pno&Calo

675

|

Stereo Piano & Sweep

|

Pn&Sweep

676

|

Honky Tonk Piano & Fifths

|

Honk&Fif

677

|

Honky Tonk Piano & Sweep

|

Honk&Swp

678

|

FM Electric Piano

|

FME.Pno

679

|

Digital Piano

|

DigtlPno

680

|

E.Piano & Pad

|

E.Pn&Pad

681

|

E.Piano & Sweep

|

E.Pn&Swp

682

|

E.Piano 2 & Pad

|

E.Pn2&Pd

683

|

E.Piano 2 & Sweep

|

E.Pn2&Sp

684

|

E.Piano 2 & Warm

|

E.Pn2&Wm

685

|

Harpsichord & Stereo Strings

|

Hch&StSr

686

|

Music Box & Stereo Strings

|

MBx&StSr

687

|

Vibraphone & Stereo Strings

|

Vib&StSr

688

|

Vibraphone Octave

|

VibraOta

689

|

Vibraphone & Marimba & Kalimba

|

Vb&Ma&Ka

690

|

Marimba & Kalimba

|

Mar&Kalb

691

|

Marimba Delay

|

MariDely

692

|

Xylophone Octave

|

XyloOcta

693

|

Organ & Stereo Strings

|

Org&StSr

694

|

Stereo Organ & Piano

|

StOrg&Pn

695

|

Rock Organ & Strings

|

RoOrg&Sr

696

|

Church Organ & Choir

|

ChOr&Chr

697

|

Church Organ & Strings

|

ChuOr&Sr

698

|

Harmonica & Acoustic Guitar

|

Hm&AcGtr

699

|

Harmonica & Strings

|

Harm&Str

700

|

Acoustic Guitar & Flute

|

AcGr&Flu

701

|

Acoustic Guitar & Clavi

|

AcGr&Cla

702

|

24-Strings Guitar

|

24StrGtr

703

|

24-Strings Guitar & Strings

|

24Gr&Str

704

|

Steel Guitar & Warm Pad

|

StlGr&WP

705

|

Stereo Strings & Horn

|

Str&Horn

706

|

The Orchestra

|

TheOrch

707

|

Full Strings

|

FullStr

46

708

|

Full Strings 2

|

FullStr2

---|---|---

709

|

Symphonic

|

Symphoni

710

|

Stereo Choir & Strings

|

Choi&Str

711

|

Stereo Choir & Steel Guitar

|

Ch&StlGr

712

|

3 Trumpets Loose

|

3TrumLos

713

|

Trombone & Stereo Strings

|

Trom&Str

714

|

3 Trombones Loose

|

3TromLos

715

|

3 Muted Trumpets Loose

|

3MuTrLos

716

|

Club Brass

|

ClubBras

717

|

Brass & Woodwinds

|

Bras&Wod

718

|

Woodwinds & Strings

|

Wood&Str

719

|

Section Woods Small

|

WoodSmal

720

|

Pan Flute & Strings Pad

|

PnF&SrPd

721

|

Koto & Shamisen

|

Kt&Shams

722

|

Koto & Shamisen & Strings

|

K&Shm&Sr

Drums

|

|

723

|

Standard Set

|

StandSet

724

|

Room Set

|

RoomSet

725

|

Power Set

|

PowerSet

726

|

Electronic Set

|

ElectSet

727

|

Analog Set

|

AnalgSet

728

|

Jazz Set

|

JazzSet

729

|

Brush Set

|

BrushSet

730

|

Orchestra Set

|

OrcheSet

731

|

SFX Set

|

SFXSet

732

|

Dance Set

|

DanceSet

733

|

Funk Set

|

FunkSet

734

|

Rock Set

|

RockSet

735

|

Latin Set

|

LatinSet

736

|

Pop Set

|

PopSet

737

|

Punk Set

|

PunkSet

NO.

|

English Name

|

LCD Name

---|---|---

8BEAT

|

|

1

|

8Beat Ballad

|

8BtBld

2

|

8Beat Piano

|

8BtPiano

3

|

8Beat 1

|

8Beat1

4

|

Guitar Pop 1

|

GtPop1

5

|

8Beat Hip Hop

|

8BtHiHop

6

|

8Beat Blues Rock

|

8BtBluRk

7

|

8Beat Pop

|

8BtPop

8

|

Pop Funk 1

|

PopFunk1

9

|

Rhythm&Beat 1

|

Rhy&Bt1

10

|

8Beat Disco 1

|

8BtDisc1

11

|

8Beat Rock

|

8BtRock

12

|

Guitar Pop 2

|

GtPop2

13

|

8Beat 2

|

8Beat2

14

|

Sweet Beat

|

SweetBt

15

|

8Beat Dance

|

8BtDance

16

|

8Beat Disco 2

|

8BtDisc2

17

|

Pop Funk 2

|

PopFunk2

18

|

8Beat 3

|

8Beat3

19

|

60’s 8Beat

|

60’s8Bt

20

|

Rhythm&Beat 2

|

Rhy&Bt2

|

16BEAT

|

21

|

16Beat 1

|

16Beat1

22

|

16Beat Funk 1

|

16BtFuk1

23

|

16Beat Ballad 1

|

16BtBld1

24

|

16Beat R&B

|

16BtR&B

25

|

Pop 16Beat 1

|

Pop16Bt1

26

|

16Beat Funk 2

|

16BtFuk2

27

|

16Beat Dance

|

16BtDanc

28

|

Pop 16Beat 2

|

Pop16Bt2

29

|

16Beat 2

|

16Beat2

30

|

Pop 16Beat 3

|

Pop16Bt3

31

|

Pop 16Beat 4

|

Pop16Bt4

32

|

Modern 16Beat

|

Modr16Bt

33

|

16Beat Hot

|

16BtHot

34

|

16Beat Modern

|

16BtModr

35

|

16Beat Funk 3

|

16BtFuk3

36

|

16Beat 3

|

16Beat3

37

|

Cool Beat

|

CoolBeat

38

|

16Beat Ballad 2

|

16BtBld2

39

|

16Beat 4

|

16Beat4

40

|

Pop Shuffle

|

PopShfl

|

POP&BALLAD

|

41

|

Pop Rock 1

|

PopRock1

42

|

Pop Dance 1

|

PopDanc1

43

|

Pop Fusion

|

PopFusn

44

|

Analog Night 1

|

AnalgNt1

45

|

6/8 Pop

|

6/8Pop

46

|

Brit. Pop 1

|

BritPop1

47

|

Brit. Pop 2

|

BritPop2

48

|

Pop Hit

|

PopHit

49

|

Fusion Shuffle

|

FusShufl

50

|

Analog Night 2

|

AnalgNt2

51

|

Guitar Pop 3

|

GtPop3

52

|

Pop Beat

|

PopBeat

Style List

53

|

Soft Beat

|

SoftBeat

---|---|---

54

|

60’s Pop

|

60’sPop

55

|

Sting Latin

|

StigLatn

56

|

R&B Ballad 1

|

R&BBld1

57

|

Guitar Ballad

|

GtBallad

58

|

Ballad Rock

|

BaldRock

59

|

Piano Pop

|

PianoPop

60

|

Soft Ballad

|

SoftBald

61

|

Natural Ballad

|

NatulBld

62

|

Love Ballad

|

LoveBald

63

|

Easy Ballad

|

EasyBald

64

|

Miami Ballad

|

MiamiBld

65

|

Slow Ballad

|

SlowBald

66

|

Folk Ballad

|

FolkBald

67

|

Pop Ballad 1

|

PopBald1

68

|

Pop Ballad 2

|

PopBald2

69

|

EP Ballad

|

EPBallad

70

|

New R&B Ballad

|

NewRBBld

ROCK

|

|

71

|

Rock

|

Rock

72

|

New Wave

|

NewWave

73

|

Ska

|

Ska

74

|

Pop Rock 2

|

PopRock2

75

|

Slow Rock

|

SlowRock

76

|

70’s Rock&Roll

|

70’sRock

77

|

Folk Rock

|

FolkRock

78

|

Soft Rock

|

SoftRock

79

|

Old Rock

|

OldRock

80

|

Easy Rock

|

EasyRock

81

|

New Shuffle

|

NewShufl

82

|

Rock Hip Hop

|

RkHipHop

83

|

Rock&Roll 1

|

R’N’R1

84

|

Rock Shuffle

|

RockShfl

85

|

Rock&Roll 2

|

R’N’R2

|

BALLROOM

|

86

|

Tango 1

|

Tango1

87

|

Spain Matador

|

Matador

88

|

Twist 1

|

Twist1

89

|

Twist 2

|

Twist2

90

|

Big Band Fox

|

BandFox

91

|

Tango 2

|

Tango2

92

|

Slow Fox

|

SlowFox

93

|

Slow Waltz 1

|

SlowWlz1

94

|

Swing Fox

|

SwingFox

95

|

Salsa 1

|

Salsa1

96

|

Cha Cha 1

|

ChaCha1

97

|

Cha Cha 2

|

ChaCha2

98

|

Beguine 1

|

Beguine1

99

|

Beguine 2

|

Beguine2

100

|

Rumba 1

|

Rumba1

101

|

Samba 1

|

Samba1

102

|

Samba 2

|

Samba2

103

|

Jive

|

Jive

104

|

Fox Trot

|

FoxTrot

DANCE

|

|

105

|

Techno 1

|

Techno1

106

|

Hip Hop 1

|

HipHop1

---|---|---

107

|

House 1

|

House1

108

|

House 2

|

House2

109

|

Pop Dance 2

|

PopDanc2

110

|

Down Beat

|

DownBeat

111

|

Techno 2

|

Techno2

112

|

Progressive

|

Progress

113

|

Rap 1

|

Rap1

114

|

Rap 2

|

Rap2

115

|

Disco

|

Disco

116

|

Soft Disco

|

SoftDisc

117

|

Disco Party

|

DscParty

118

|

70’s Disco

|

70’sDisc

119

|

70’s Disco Funk

|

70’sFunk

120

|

Club Dance

|

ClubDanc

121

|

Euro Dance

|

EuroDanc

122

|

Hip Hop 2

|

HipHop2

123

|

Garage

|

Garage

|

SOUL & FUNK

|

124

|

Funk 1

|

Funk1

125

|

Classic Funk

|

ClasFunk

126

|

Jay R&B

|

JayR&B

127

|

Gospel Swing

|

GopSwing

128

|

Gospel

|

Gospel

129

|

Funk 2

|

Funk2

130

|

Electric Funk

|

ElecFunk

131

|

Groove Funk

|

GrooveFk

132

|

Rubber Funk

|

RubberFk

133

|

Cool Funky

|

ColFunky

134

|

Jazz Funk

|

JazzFunk

135

|

Groove

|

Groove

136

|

Soul

|

Soul

137

|

Hip Hop Soul

|

HipHopSl

138

|

Hip Hop Beat

|

HipHopBt

139

|

R&B

|

R&B

140

|

Soul Beat

|

SoulBeat

141

|

R&B Ballad 2

|

R&BBld2

142

|

British Soul Pop

|

BritSoul

143

|

Latin Jazz 1

|

LatinJz1

144

|

Big Band 1

|

BigBand1

145

|

Dixieland 1

|

Dixland1

146

|

Guitar Swing 1

|

GtSwing1

147

|

Broadway Big Band

|

BwayBand

148

|

Swing

|

Swing

149

|

Latin Jazz 2

|

LatinJz2

150

|

Fusion

|

Fusion

151

|

Acid Jazz

|

AcidJazz

152

|

Cool Jazz Ballad

|

CoolJzBd

153

|

Swing Shuffle

|

SwingSfl

154

|

Big Band Medium

|

BandMid

155

|

Dixieland 2

|

Dixland2

156

|

Acoustic Jazz

|

AcoustJz

157

|

Guitar Swing 2

|

GtSwing2

158

|

Ragtime

|

Ragtime

159

|

Modern Jazz Ballad

|

MdJzBald

160

|

Swing Ballad

|

SwingBal

161

|

Orchestra Swing

|

OrhSwing

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|

COUNTRY

|

162

|

Country Pop 1

|

CntyPop1

163

|

Bluegrass 1

|

Blugras1

164

|

8Beat Country

|

8BtCnty

165

|

Modern Country

|

ModrCnty

166

|

Country Pop 2

|

CntyPop2

167

|

Bluegrass 2

|

Blugras2

168

|

2/4 Country

|

2/4Cntry

169

|

Country Quick Steps

|

QuickStp

170

|

Country Folk

|

CntyFolk

171

|

Country Shuffle

|

CnyShufl

|

LATIN & LATIN DANCE

|

172

|

Samba 3

|

Samba3

173

|

Bossa Nova

|

BosaNova

174

|

Latin

|

Latin

175

|

New Reggae

|

NewRegga

176

|

Reggae Dance

|

DanRegga

177

|

Paso Doble

|

Pasodobl

178

|

Lite Bossa

|

LteBossa

179

|

Latin Rock

|

LatinRck

180

|

Beguine 3

|

Beguine3

181

|

Slow Bolero

|

SlBolero

182

|

Disco Samba

|

DscSamba

183

|

Mambo

|

Mambo

184

|

Meneito

|

Meneito

185

|

Rumba 2

|

Rumba2

186

|

Rumba 3

|

Rumba3

187

|

Tikitikita

|

Tikitkta

188

|

Lambada

|

Lambada

189

|

Pop Cha Cha 1

|

PChaCha1

190

|

Pop Cha Cha 2

|

PChaCha2

191

|

Salsa 2

|

Salsa2

|

WALTZ & TRADITIONAL

|

192

|

Waltz

|

Waltz

193

|

Old Waltz

|

OldWaltz

194

|

English Waltz

|

EngWaltz

195

|

German Waltz

|

GemWaltz

196

|

Italian Mazurka

|

ItaMazuk

197

|

Mexico Waltz

|

MexWaltz

198

|

Vienna Waltz

|

VinaWltz

199

|

Slow Waltz 2

|

SlwWltz2

200

|

Jazz Waltz

|

JazzWltz

201

|

Polka

|

Polka

202

|

6/8 March

|

6/8March

203

|

German Polka

|

GemPolka

204

|

Party Polka

|

PtyPolka

205

|

Army March

|

ArmMarch

206

|

March

|

March

207

|

US March

|

USMarch

208

|

Musette

|

Musette

209

|

French Musette

|

FMusette

210

|

Mazurka

|

Mazurka

WORLD

|

|

211

|

Enka Ballad

|

EnkaBald

212

|

Laendler

|

Laendler

Style List

213

|

Hawaiian

|

Hawaiian

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214

|

Sirtake

|

Sirtake

215

|

Dangdut

|

Dangdut

216

|

6/8 Flipper

|

6/8Flipp

217

|

New Age

|

NewAge

218

|

Tarantella

|

Tarantel

219

|

Scottish

|

Scottish

220

|

Norteno

|

Norteno

|

PIANIST

|

221

|

Pianist 1

|

Pianist1

222

|

Pianist 2

|

Pianist2

223

|

Pianist 3

|

Pianist3

224

|

Jazz 1

|

Jazz1

225

|

Jazz 2

|

Jazz2

226

|

Jazz Pub

|

JazzPub

227

|

Piano Rock

|

PianoRk

228

|

Pop Bossa

|

PopBossa

229

|

March 1

|

March1

230

|

March 2

|

March2

231

|

Piano Beat

|

PianoBt

232

|

Piano Bar

|

PianoBar

233

|

Blues

|

Blues

234

|

Pop Waltz

|

PopWaltz

235

|

Slow Waltz

|

SlwWltz

236

|

Ballad 1

|

Ballad1

237

|

Ballad 2

|

Ballad2

238

|

6/8 Ballad

|

6/8Bld

239

|

Pop 1

|

Pop1

240

|

Pop 2

|

Pop2

No.

|

English Name

|

LCD Name

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|

FOLK & COUNTRY

|

1

|

Toccata

|

Toccata

2

|

Carry Me Back To Old Virginny

|

Virginny

3

|

El Condor Pasa

|

ElCondor

4

|

Wedding March

|

Wedding

5

|

Traumerei

|

Traumere

6

|

Greensleeves

|

Sleeves

7

|

Home Sweet Home

|

SwetHome

8

|

Aloha Oe

|

AlohaOe

9

|

Long Long Ago

|

LongAgo

10

|

Heidenroslein

|

Heidenro

11

|

Die Lorelei

|

Lorelei

12

|

My Darling Clementine

|

Clemtine

13

|

Over The Waves

|

OverWave

14

|

Gwine To Run All Night

|

Gwine

15

|

Oh! Susanna

|

Susanna

16

|

Turkey In The Straw

|

TukyStaw

17

|

Symphony No.6 “Pathetic”

|

Sympony6

18

|

Prelude Op.28 No.15

|

Prelude

19

|

The House Of The Rising Sun

|

RiseSun

20

|

My Old Kentucky Home

|

Kentucky

21

|

Home On The Range

|

HomeRnge

22

|

Her Bright Smile Haunts Me Still

|

HerSmile

23

|

The Blue-Bells Of Scotland

|

BlueBell

24

|

Old Black Joe

|

BlackJoe

25

|

Old Dog Tray

|

DogTray

26

|

Menuet

|

Menuet

|

GOLDEN & POP

|

27

|

Valse Des Fleurs

|

Fleurs

28

|

Fruhlingsstimmen

|

Fruhling

29

|

Frohlicher Landmann

|

Landmann

30

|

Are You Lonesome Tonight?

|

Lonesome

31

|

Toy Symphony

|

ToySymph

32

|

Auld Lang Syne

|

LangSyne

33

|

Ave Maria

|

AveMaria

34

|

Tales Of Hoffman

|

Hoffman

35

|

La Donne Mobile

|

DoneMble

36

|

Serenata

|

Serenata

37

|

Bridal March

|

Bridal

38

|

Ich Liebe Dich

|

LieDich

39

|

Chanson Du Toreador

|

Toreador

40

|

Danny Boy

|

DannyBoy

41

|

Wiegenlied 2

|

Wieglid2

42

|

Spanish Serenade

|

Serenade

43

|

Piano Concerto

|

Concerto

44

|

Piano Concerto 2

|

Concrto2

45

|

Madame Butterfly

|

Madame

46

|

Invitation To The Dance

|

ToDance

47

|

Wiegenlied 3

|

Wieglid3

48

|

My Bonnie

|

MyBonnie

49

|

Jingle Bells

|

JingBell

50

|

Joy To The World

|

JoyWorld

51

|

La Paloma

|

LaPaloma

52

|

La Cucaracha

|

Cucarach

53

|

La Reine De Saba

|

Saba

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54

|

Little Brown Jug

|

BrownJug

55

|

Battle Hymne Of The Republic

|

BatlHyme

56

|

Yellow Rose Of Texas

|

YellRose

57

|

The Wabash Cannon Ball

|

CannBall

58

|

Turkish March

|

Turkish

59

|

Annie Laurie

|

AnnieLa

60

|

An Die Musik

|

Musik

61

|

Lieder Ohne Worte Op.62 No.6

|

Lieder

62

|

Die Forelle

|

Forelle

63

|

Red River Valley

|

RedRiver

64

|

Symphony No. 94 “Suprise”

|

No. 94

65

|

Polonaise

|

Polonais

66

|

Rondeau

|

Rondeau

67

|

Moments Musicaux

|

Musicaux

68

|

Moldau

|

Moldau

69

|

Silent Night

|

SltNight

70

|

Dreaming Of Home And Mother

|

Dreaming

71

|

Summertime

|

Summer

72

|

Ring Ring De Banjo

|

DeBanjo

73

|

Der Lindenbaum

|

DerLinde

74

|

Zigeunerweisen

|

Zigeuner

75

|

The Maiden’s Prayer

|

Prayer

76

|

Fur Elise

|

FurElise

77

|

Der Freischutz

|

DerFreis

78

|

Maria! Mari!

|

Maria!

79

|

Heidenroslein

|

Heidenro

80

|

Symphony No.5

|

Symphony

81

|

Anitra’s Dance

|

Anitra

82

|

Sadko-Chanson Indoue

|

Chanson

83

|

Orpheus

|

Orpheus

84

|

William Tell Overture

|

Overture

|

CLASSICAL

|

85

|

Moon Light Sonata

|

Sonata

86

|

A Lover’S Concerto

|

Concerto

87

|

Air For The G-String

|

G-String

88

|

An Der Shonen Blauen Donau

|

Donau

89

|

Auf Flugeln Des Gesanges

|

Gesanges

90

|

Beautiful Dreamer

|

Dreamer

91

|

Dance Des Mirlitons

|

Mirliton

92

|

Etude Op. 10 No. 3

|

Etude3

93

|

Gavotte

|

Gavotte

94

|

Whispering hope

|

Whisper

95

|

Hungarian Dances No. 5

|

Hungaian

96

|

From The New World

|

NewWorld

97

|

Serenata Rimpiant

|

Serenata

98

|

Triumphal March

|

Trimphal

99

|

The Skaters Waltz

|

Skaters

100

|

O Sole Mio

|