Vangoa VGK610 61-Mini Keys Portable Music Keyboard User Manual

Vangoa VGK610 61-Mini Keys Portable Music Keyboard

Precautions

1. If it should appear to be malfunctioning, discontinue using it immediately and have it inspected by a qualified service personnel.
2. Please use the specified adaptor only. Using the wrong adaptor can result in damage to the instrument or overheating.
3. Unplug the AC power adaptor when not using the instrument, or during electrical storms. Please unplug the power by removing the adaptor, but not dragging the wire directly.
4. Do not expose the instrument to excessive dust or vibrations, or extreme cold or heat environment to prevent the possibility of panel disfigurements or damage to the internal components.
5. Before cleaning the instrument, always remove the electric plug from the outlet. Never insert or remove an electric plug with wet hands. Check the electric plug periodically and remove any dirt or dust which may have accumulated on it.
6. When cleaning the instrument, use a soft, dry cloth. Do not use paint thinner, solvents, cleaning fluids, or chemical-impregnated wiping cloths. Also, do not place vinyl, or plastic rubber objects on the instrument, since this might discolor the panel or keyboard.

Power Supply Connections

• UsingAC Power Adapter
  Use only a dedicated AC-DC power adapter for this keyboard, Unplug the AC adaptor when the equipment is not in use.
  NOTE
  The adapter input voltage must be consistent with the mains voltage.

• Using Batteries
  Open the battery compartment cover located on the instrument’s bottom panel. Insert six” AA size 1. SV” batteries, being careful to follow the polarity markings on the inside of the compartment. Replace the compartment cover, and make sure that it locks firmly in place. use for a long time, remove the batteries from it, in order.

• NOTE
  Do not use different kinds of batteries at the same time, or mix old and new batteries.
  When the batteries run down, the low voltage will lead to a weaker volume and distortion of tone, replace them with new batteries. If the instrument is not to be in use for a long time, remove the batteries from it, in order to prevent possible fluid leakage from the battery.

• The power switch
  Press the “power” switch to on, the LED shows” 12a; which means that the keyboard is on standby.

• Using headphones/Microphone
  Connect your headphones to the “Phones” jack at the back of the instrument, the internal stereo speaker system is automatically shut off. The headphone is not provided in the stock package. Insert the plug of the electret microphone Jack”MIC” and you can enjoy self-playing and singing.

• Selecting atone
  Press the “TONE” key, then press the number keys to select different. Or you can change the tone by pressing the “+, -” key. eg: For selecting the tone numbered “108′; Press the “TONE” button first, and then in-put 1, 0 and 8 using the number buttons, meanwhile, the LED will display” 108″. Sound effect introduction

• Vibrato
  Press “VIB” key, and the screen displays ” J)JEJ; it can add a vibrato effect, press the key again the function will be off.

• Sustain
  Press the “SUS” button ‚the screen displays” sus; all notes played on the keyboard have a longer sustain. Press the “SUS” button again to turn off the effect.

Keyboard Percussion /Panel Percussion

• Keyboard Percussion:
  Press the “PERCUSSION” button, and the keyboard will become a percussion keyboard when playing. Every keystroke will have a different percussion effect. To cancel this feature, press the button again.

• Panel Percussion:
  There are 5 Percussion buttons on the function panel of the keyboard. Pressing these buttons can produce 5 different percussion effects, which can be inserted into the music playing or used independently.

Lesson Mode

• Lesson Mode 1 (Single Key Mode):
  Press the “LEARN1” button to start Single Key Lesson Mode. Then press any key on the keyboard, and the keynotes along with the accompanying music will be played. If you do not start to perform after selecting a song, a certain section of the song will be played repeatedly until you start by pressing any key. The LED will display the keynotes in keyboard form and staff form. Press the button again or the “START/STOP” button to quit this function.

• Lesson Mode 2 (Tutti Mode):
  Press the “LEARN2” button to start Tutti Lesson Mode. The accompanying music will be played, and you can perform the keynotes following the accompanying music. The keyboard will play the accompaniment of the selected song, and you can perform the keynotes with the accompaniment. The keynotes will play automatically if you do not start to perform within 3 seconds. The LED will display the keynotes in keyboard form and staff form. Press the button again or the “START/STOP” button to quit this function.

• Song Selected in Lesson Mode:
  In Lesson Mode, press the number (0-9) key or the “+/-” key to select a song as you desire. For the lessoned songs, please refer to the appendix.

Record and Playback

Press the “REC” Button, and the screen displays “REC.” In this mode, you can record your original performances and songs. You can play back what you recorded by pressing the “PLAY” button, press the button again to repeat. To quit the Record mode, press the “REC” button again or press the “START/STOP” button.

NOTE:
This function allows recording up to 60 notes; the recording will stop when the limit is reached.

Transpose Adjustment Transpose Adjustment is used to set the overall pitch of the keyboard. Press the “TRANSPOSE+” or “TRANSPOSE-” button to transpose the overall pitch up or down in semitone increments. The transpose range is from -6 to +6. The LED will display the adjusted value for 3 seconds. To return to the default value (00), press the “TRANSPOSE+” and “TRANSPOSE-” buttons simultaneously.

Rhythm and Auto Chord

• Rhythm Starting:
  Press the “START/STOP” button to start the Rhythm accompaniment. Press the button again to quit the Rhythm.

• Rhythm Selecting:
  Press the “RHYTHM” button, then press the number (0-9) to select the rhythm you want. The LED will display the rhythm number you have selected. For example, to select the Rhythm numbered “108,” press the “RHYTHM” button first, and then input 1, 0, and 8 using the number pad, and the LED will display “108.” You can also use the “+” and “-” buttons to select the rhythm you want.

• Sync Chord, Chord Mode Selecting:

  • Sync Function:
    Press the “SYNC” button, and the screen displays “SYN,” and then use the accompanied keyboard (1st-19th keys on the left keyboard) to perform. The rhythm and performing will play synchronously.

  • Single Finger Mode:
    Press the “SINGLE” finger chord button in Rhythm Mode or Sync Mode, the screen displays “C-1.” Then use the accompanied keyboard, and the chord will play with rhythm. Press the “SINGLE” button again to quit this mode.

  • Fingered Mode:
    Press the “FINGERED” chord button in Rhythm Mode or Sync Mode, the screen displays “C-2.” Then use the accompanied keyboard, and the chord will play with rhythm. Press the “FINGERED” button again to quit this mode.

NOTE:

• Chord Tone:
  In the status of the chord, press the “CHORD TONES” button repeatedly to switch among the 4 chord voice modes in a cycle. In the single or fingered chord function, press the “START/STOP” button to cancel the chord and rhythm simultaneously.

• Metronome:
  In normal mode, press the “METRONOME” button, and the metronome will repeat in the cycle 1/4 time – 2/4 time – 3/4 time – 4/4 time – stop – 1/4 time – and so on. The default speed is 120.

• Fill-In Function:
  Press the “FILL-IN” button when using rhythm, and the machine will auto-play an annotated rhythm and then continue the normal rhythm.

• Adjust the Tempo:
  The default rhythm tempo is 120 times/minute. Press the “TEMPO+” or “TEMPO-” button to change the tempo within a range from 30 times/minute to 240 times/minute. Press the “TEMPO+” and “TEMPO-” buttons simultaneously to return to the default speed.

Programming and Playback Press the “PROG” button, the screen displays “PRO.” Then press the panel percussion buttons; the machine can record up to 32 drumbeats. When finished, press the “PLAY” button to replay the notes recorded. Use the “TEMPO+” or “TEMPO-” buttons to adjust the playing speed. To cancel the function, press the “PROG” button again or press the “START/STOP” button.

Demo Songs Press the “DEMO” button, and the songs in memory will play one by one until you cancel this function by pressing the button again. When song play is enabled, the machine will automatically enter song selecting mode, and you can select songs using the number pad. Refer to the appendix for the demo songs’ content. You can cancel the song play by pressing the “START/STOP” button.

Other Functions

• Main Volume:
  Press the main volume button “MAIN VOL+” to increase the volume of all functions to the maximum value “16.” Press the button “MAIN VOL-” to decrease the volume of all functions to the minimum value “0.”

• Accompanied Volume:
  Press the accompanied volume button “ACMP+” to increase the accompanied volume to the maximum value “16.” Press the button “ACMP-” to decrease the accompanied volume to the minimum value “1.”

• Dual-Keyboard Switch:
  Press the “SPLIT” button, and the Split Keyboard function is on. The keyboard will be divided into two sections: 24 keys on the left (C2-B3) and 25 keys on the right (C4-C6). Choose the tone for the right keyboard before starting the dual keyboard function, and then select the tones for the left keyboard after the dual keyboard function is activated. The left keyboard and right keyboard can play different tones at the same time. Re-press the “SPLIT” key to return to normal play mode.

• Memory Function:
  Set the song, tempo, tone, rhythm, chord, etc. before performing. Press the “MEMORY” button and “M1 or M2” button simultaneously, and the setting will be memorized. You can load the setting by pressing the “M1 or M2” button when you are performing.

• Key Light Function:
  Press any key of the piano after plugging in the power supply, and the key will light up when you press it. The lighting key helps the player, especially beginners, learn the piano more easily.

• Creative Scribble Function:
  The piano comes with 12-mark pens in concise and beautiful colors so that you can draw whatever you like on the body of the piano. DIY painting not only brings pleasure but also makes your piano unique and personalized.

NOTE:
All the settings will be deleted when the power is turned off.

Appendix I: Songs

1. 0. Lotus PondMoonlight
2. 1. Sweet Honey
3. 2. LoveYouA MillionYears
4. 3. Spring Flowers
5. 4. New Mandarin Butterfly Dream
6. 5. Unfortunately, NotYou
7. 6. BlueAppleParadise
8. 7. TomorrowWill BeBetter
9. 8. My Future Is Not Dream
10. 9. MoonShip
11. 10. Tuberose
12. 11. Kiss Goodbye
13. 12. Wild LilySpring
14. 13. Birch
15. 14. OffTheStars
16. 15. American Patrol
17. 16. Auld LangSyne
18. 17. SayYouSay Me
19. 18. Unchained Melody
20. 19. My HeartWillGoOn
21. 20. AreYouSleepin
22. 21. LittleStar
23. 22. Jingle Bells
24. 23. Blue Danube
25. 24. For Elise
26. 25. Chopin Nocturnes
27. 26. The FourSeasonsSpring
28. 27. CarmenOveertue
29. 28. Tea ButterflyFlutter
30. 29. Mozart Symphony
31. 30. SpanishBullfighter
32. 31. Susanna
33. 32. Radiant
34. 33. Turkish March
35. 34. Girl’s Prayer
36. 35. Wedding March
37. 36. Lullaby
38. 37. Minuet InGg
39. 38. Mary HadA Little Lamb
40. 39. Wicgcnlicd
41. 40. Little Bee
42. 41. Humpty Dumpty
43. 42. Old MiackelTom HadA Filed
44. 43. Minuet
45. 44. Polly WollyDoodle
46. 45. TheMoreWeGetTogether
47. 46. SheWoreAYellow Ribbon
48. 47. Long LongAgo
49. 48. La Cucaracha
50. 49. Little BrownJug

Appendix II:Tones

1. 0. Acoustic Grand Piano
2. BrightAcousticPiano
3. Electoric Grand Piano
4. Honky-tonkPiano
5. Rhodes Piano
6. ChorusedPiano
7. Harpsichord 1
8. Clavi 1
9. Celesta 1
10. Glockenspiel
11. Music Box1
12. Vibraphone
13. Marimba 1
14. Xylophone 1
15. TubularBells 1
16. Dulcimer 1
17. DrawbarOrgan
18. PercussiveOrgan
19. RockOrgan
20. Church Organ
21. Reed Organ1
22. Accordionl
23. Harmonica
24. TangoAccordion
25. AcousticGiutar(Nylon)
26. AcousticGiutar(Steel)
27. ElectoricGiutar(Jazz)
28. ElectoricGiutar(Clean)
29. Electoric Giutar(Muted)
30. OverdrivenGuitar
31. DistortionGuitar
32. AcousticBass
33. ElectoricBass(Fingar)
34. ElectoricBass (Pick)
35. Fretless Bass
36. SlapBass1
37. SlapBass 2
38. Synth Bass1
39. SynthBass2
40. Violin
41. Viola
42. Cello
43. Contrabass
44. TremoloStrings
45. Pizzicato Strings
46. Orchestral Harp
47. Timpani
48. String Ensemble 1
49. String Ensemble 2
50. Synth Strings 1
51. Synth Strings 2
52. Choir Aahs
53. Voice Oohs
54. Synth Voice
55. Orchestra Hit
56. Trumpet
57. Trombone
58. Tuba
59. Muted Trumpet
60. French Horn
61. Brass Section
62. Synth Brass 1
63. Synth Brass 2
64. Soprano Sax
65. AltoSax
66. Tenor Sax 1
67. Baritone Sax
68. Oboe
69. English Horn 1
70. Bassoon
71. Clarinet
72. Piccolo
73. Flute
74. Recorder
75. Pan Flute
76. Blown Bottle
77. Shakuhach
78. Whistle
79. Ocarina
80. Lead 1 (square)
81. Lead 2 (Sawtooth)
82. Lead 3 (Calliope)
83. Lead 8 (Bass+Lead)
84. Pad 2 (Warm)
85. Sitar
86. Banjo
87. Shamisen 1
88. Kato 1
89. Kalimba 1
90. Bag Pipe 1
91. Fiddle
92. Shanai 1
93. Tinkle Bell
94. Agogo
95. Steel Drums
96. Woodblock 1
97. Taiko Drum
98. Melodic Tom
99. Synth Drum
100. Reverse Cymbal
101. Acoustic Grand Piano2
102. Bright Acoustic Piano2
103. Alto Sax
104. Music Box2
105. Accordian2
106. Electric Guitar
107. Vibraphone1
108. Pad 1
109. Violin
110. Orchestral Harp
111. String Ensemble 1
112. Lead 1
113. Cello
114. Clarinet
115. Distortion
116. Pad 6
117. Fxl
118. Bright Reed organ
119. English Horn 2
120. Banjol
121. Bright Violin
122. Low Orchestral Harp
123. Low Vibraphone
124. Pad 2
125. Rock Organ
126. Jazz Electric Guitar
127. Tenor Sax
128. Soft Music Box
129. Grand Piano
130. Soft Acoustic Piano
131. Bassoonl
132. America Banjo
133. Fx2
134. Low Reed organ
135. Nylon Guitar
136. Pad 7
137. Low Cello
138. Oboe
139. String Ensemble 2
140. Lead 2
141. Crystal
142. Electric Piano 3
143. Pad 3
144. Overdriven Guitar
145. Lead 3
146. Synth Orchestral Harp
147. Lead 5
148. Bright Clarinet
149. Banjo2
150. Rhodes Reed organ
151. Soprano Sax
152. Rhodes Piano
153. Vibraphone2
154. Accordin3
155. String Ensemble 3
156. Cello
157. Clean Guitar
158. Rock Cello
159. English Horn 3
160. Fx3
161. Bright Cello
162. String Ensemble 4
163. Fx4
164. Muted Guitar
165. High Voilin
166. Bassoon2
167. Percussive Organ
168. Classical Vibraphone
169. Synth Grand Piano
170. Low Sax
171. Classical Music Box
172. Bright Acoustic Piano 3
173. Pad 4
174. Wooden Guitar
175. Sitar
176. Pedal harp
177. Lead 7
178. Reed organl
179. Lead 4
180. Clarinetto
181. Reed Organ2
182. Harpsichord2
183. Classical Cello
184. String Ensemble 5
185. Mellow Piano
186. Sci-fi
187. Trish Harp
188. Electric Guitar 1
189. English Reed organ
190. High Bassoon
191. Soft Vibraphone
192. Mellow Sax
193. Electric Guitar3
194. String Ensemble 6
195. Dulcet Music Box
196. English Horn 4
197. Lead 5
198. Pad 8
199. India Sitar
200. Lead 8

Appendix III: Rhythms

1. Club Pop
2. Rock’n Roll 1
3. Rock’n Roll 2
4. Waltz
5. Bossanova
6. Slow Rock
7. Slow Rock 2
8. Slow Rock3
9. Slow Soul
10. 16 Beat Pop
11. 8 Beat Pop
12. 8 Beat Soul
13. 8 Beat Rock
14. Rap Pop
15. Pop Rock
16. 60’s Soul
17. 70’s Soul
18. Straight Rock
19. Techno 1
20. Techno 2
21. Funk
22. Mambol
23. Mambo2
24. Countryl
25. Country2
26. 16 Beat Shuffle
27. 8 Beat Adria
28. Bia Band Shuffle
29. Big Band Shuffle 2
30. Big Band Shuffle 3
31. Fast Band
32. Fast Band2
33. Bolero
34. Cat Groove
35. Classic Piano
36. Cumbia
37. Disco
38. Latin Rock
39. Ober Polka
40. Polka Pop
41. Twist
42. Unplugged
43. Blue Grass
44. Blue Grass 2
45. Blue Grass 3
46. Cha Cha
47. Saturday Night
48. Pop Ballad
49. PopWaltz
50. British Pop
51. Club Latin
52. Disco Chocolate
53. Disco Fox
54. Disco Funk
55. Disco Hands
56. Disco Latin

FAQs

What is the key feature of the Vangoa VGK610 61-Mini Keys Portable Music Keyboard?

The Vangoa VGK610 features 61 mini keys, making it highly portable and ideal for children and beginners.

How many tones and rhythms are available on the Vangoa VGK610 61-Mini Keys Portable Music Keyboard?

The Vangoa VGK610 offers 350 built-in tones and 350 rhythms, providing a wide range of musical styles to explore.

What are the power options for the Vangoa VGK610 61-Mini Keys Portable Music Keyboard?

The Vangoa VGK610 can be powered by either the included power adapter for home use or 6 AA batteries for portability.

What makes the Vangoa VGK610 61-Mini Keys Portable Music Keyboard portable?

The Vangoa VGK610’s compact design and lightweight build make it easy to carry, making it a great choice for traveling musicians or small spaces.

How does the Vangoa VGK610 61-Mini Keys Portable Music Keyboard connect to other devices?

The Vangoa VGK610 features USB MIDI connectivity, allowing it to connect to computers or other devices for advanced music production.

What material is used in the construction of the Vangoa VGK610 61-Mini Keys Portable Music Keyboard?

The Vangoa VGK610 is made from environmentally friendly ABS material, ensuring durability and safety for users, especially children.

Is the Vangoa VGK610 61-Mini Keys Portable Music Keyboard available in different colors?

The Vangoa VGK610 is available in a youthful and lovely pink color, which is particularly appealing to younger players.

What additional accessories come with the Vangoa VGK610 61-Mini Keys Portable Music Keyboard?

The Vangoa VGK610 comes with a power adapter, microphone, audio cable, manual, and sheet music stand.

What additional accessories come with the Vangoa VGK610 61-Mini Keys Portable Music Keyboard?

The Vangoa VGK610 supports learning through its 3 teaching modes, adjustable rhythm tempo, and record/playback function.

What makes the Vangoa VGK610 61-Mini Keys Portable Music Keyboard child- friendly?

The Vangoa VGK610’s mini keys are designed to fit kids’ smaller finger spacing, reducing discomfort during practice, and its soft-edge design ensures safety.

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