Suzuki HP-8 User manual

WEbEDIIEI
We would liketo express ourappreciation and congratulate youfor purchasing this Suzuki digital piano. This
pianohasbeendesigned to
provide youwithyearsof musical enjoyment. Stateoftheart electronics com-
binedwithanelegantblacklacquer
upright cabinet, addbeautyand sophistication toanyhome environment.
Someofthefeatures yournewpianois equipped with include:
* weighted, hammer action keyboard foran authentic acoustic piano feel
*a dynamic sound delivery system with EO controls
* twelve realistic sampled keyboard voices with a stereo grand piano voice
*twotrack sequencer/music recorder
* built in metronome with range from 40to240BPM
* digital effects tofurther enhance the keyboard voices
* transpose function that allows playinany piano key
* complete MIDI controls
You willfind manymore features and functions listed within this owners manual. This digital piano alsohas
thelatest
MIDI features thatallowyouto interface with your personal computer orother MIDI equipment for
endless musical possibilities.
Inordertofullyappreciate allthe unique features ofthis digital piano, please takeafew minutes to read the
following pagesof instruction and precaution. We'll cover assembly, the function ofeach control button,
warranty information and general precautions. Thankyouagainand congratulations for choosing this digital
pianopackagefromthe Suzuki Keyboard Product Uneof portable keyboards, home digital pianos and
ensembles, plustheelegant digital grand ensemble.

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REFER SERVICING TO QUAUFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL
INSTRUCTIONS PERTAINING TO A RISK OF FIRE, ELECTRIC SHOCK, OR INJURY:
TM lightning flash with arrowhead symbol. within an equilateral triangle, is intended to alert the user to the
presence of uninsulated "dangerous voltage" within the product's enclosure that may be of sufficient
magnitude to constitute a risk of electric shock to persons.
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The exclamation point within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert the user to the presence of important
operating and maintenance (servicing) instructions in the instruction manual accompanying the product
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1. CAUTION: Any changes or modification in construction ofthis device wluch are nor expressly approved
by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.
2. NOTE: Ttus equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limitfora Class A digital device.
pursuant topart15of the FCC rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection aqainst
harmtul interference when the equipment is operated ina non-commercial environment. This equipment
generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and ifnot installed and used in accordance
wiHl the lnstruciton manual may cause harmful interference to radio communications. Operation oftnis
equipment ina residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be
required to correct the interference at !ClIS own expense.

This Suzuki digital piano will supply you with years of musical enjoyment if you follow the
simple rules listed below:
LOCATION
Donotexposethe
instrument tothe
following conditions toavoid deformation,
discoloration, or more serious damage.
• Direct sunlight (e.g. neara window).
• Hightemperatures (e.g. neara heat source,
outside, orina car during the daytime)
• Excessive humidity.
• Excessive dust.
•
Strong vibration.
AC POWERCORD
•
Turn thepower switch offwhenthe instrument
isnotinuse.
•
Unplug theAC powercord during an electrical
storm.
• Avoid plugging theACadaptorintothesame
ACoutletasappliances with
high power
consumption, suchas electric heaters or
ovens.
TURN POWEROFFWHENMAKING
CONNECllONS
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To avoid damagetothe instrument andother
devicestowhichitis
connected, tumthepower
switches ofall related devices offpriorto
connecting or
disconnecting MIDI cable.
HANDLINGANDTRANSPORT
• Neverapply
excessive forcetothe controls,
connectors orother parts ofthe instrument.
• Always unplug cables by gripping the plug firmly,
notby pulling onthe cable.
• Disconnect all cables before moving the
instrument.
• Physical shocks caused by dropping, bumping,
or placing heavy objects onthe instrument can
result inscratches andmore serious damage.
CLEANING
•
Clean the cabinet and panel with
a drysoft cloth. A waxed based polish
maybe used onthe cabinet, although
you will find that rubbing with a soft cloth
will usually suffice. Do not usethinner's or
petro-chemical-based polishes.
•
Avoid placing vinyl objects ontopofthe
instrument (vinyl cansticktoand discolor the
surface).
• To maintain the luster ofthe keys and buttons
wipe with a clean, lightly dampened cloth,
andthen polish witha softdry cloth.
ELECTRICAL INTERFERENCE
• This instrument contains digital circuitry and
may, cause interference if placed too close
to radio or television receivers. Ifthis occurs,
movethe instrument further away from the
affected equipment.
• Donot switch theunitonandoffin quick
succession, asthis places an undue load on
the
electronic components
SERVICE AND MODIFICATION
• Opening and tampering with the
Digital Piano can lead to irreparable dam-
age. Please call the local music dealer or
factory before attempting to service or modify
this instrument.

EASYSETANDQUICK PLAY GUIDE
Easysetupand quick play steps page 6
HP-8andHP-9
Assembly 7
HP-1 0 Assembly 8
Quickplay
guide 13
BASIC
FUNCTIONS
Panel Controls 14
Demo 17
Digital Effects (Reverb/Chorus) 17
Spirt Feature 19
Dual Feature 20
Transpose 20
Lesson 21
Value Buttons 22
Metronome 23
RECORDING ONTHIS SUZUKI PIANO
Music recorder 24
FUNCTION CONTROLS
Touch Sensitivity 26
Tuning 27
MIDI FUNCTIONS AND FEATURES
Whatis MIIJI? , 28
Basic MIIJI setups 29
Setting the various functions 30
MIDI Implementation Chart 33
BACK PANEL AND CONNECTORS AND CONTROLS ... 34
PEDALS 34
SPECIRCATIONS 35
WARRANTY 36
ACCESSORIES 37

1
EASY SET UP AND QUICK PLAY IN FOUR SIMPLE STEPS
CHECK THE ASSEMBLE THE
PACKAGE PIANO STAND
CONTENTS
(/ PLACE THE PIANO~'"'" (~T-URN ":-HE POWE-R-~
ON IT'S STAND SWITCH ON,4
AND PLUG
THE, I
1 ADJUST THE
AC CORD INTO I VOLUME AND
THE AC OUTLET I BEGIN TO PLAY
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' MAKE SURE THAT YOUR PACKAGE
l5 CONTAINS THE FOLLOWING ITEMS:
1. PIANO 7.
OWNERS MANUAL
2. MUSIC
RACK
8. AC POWER CORD
3. RIGHT PIANO STAND LEG 9.
CROSSPIECE SCREWS (4
4. LEFT PIANO STAND LEG
5.
CROSSPIECE
11. LEG
SCREW COVERS (4)
6. PEDAL
BOARD
12. HAI\ID BOLTS (4)
10. LEG
SCREWS (4)
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6. PEDAL BOARD
-4. LEFT LEG
8.AC POWER CORD
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2 ASSEMBLE THE PIANO STAND AS SHOWN BELOW
9. CROSSPIECE SCREWS
The complete assembly is shown below.
Please follow stepsA-Ctothe piano
assembly.
11. LEG SCREW COVERS
12.HAND BOLTS
10.LEG SCREWS
9
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A)
DOALL YOUR FINAL TIGHTENING ONLY AFrER THE ASSEMBLY PROCEDURE HAS BEEN COMPLETED .
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2
•.. / ASSEMBLE THE PIANO STAND AS SHOWN BELOW
. (CQNTlNUED)
NEEDED.
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ONTHE BOTTOM RIGHT PORTION OFTHE PIANO, PLUG THE PEDAL CABLE INTO ITS RECEPTACLE. (THE
PLUG CAN ONLY BE INSERTED ONE WAY, MAKE SUREITIS PROPERLY ALIGNED BEFORE INSERTION.)
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DOALL YOUR FINAL TIGHTENING ONLY AFTER THE ASSEMBLY PROCEDURE HAS BEEN COMPLETED.
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YOU MAY NOWDO YOUR FINAL TIGHTENING ONTHE PIANO STAND AND PLACE THE SCREW CAPS WHERE

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1 MAKE SURE THAT YOUR PACKAGE
CONTAINS THE FOLLOWING ITEMS:
PARTS LIST Please make sure you have all the parts prior to assembly.
1. PIANO 7.CRSPSC&PANELSCREWS PIECES ~
2. PEDAL ASSEMBLY 8. LEG SCREWS 4 PIECES ~ nllmiil!IDbpi>
3. RIGHT STAND LEG 9. BACK PANEL SKIRT
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4. LEFT STAND LEG 10. LEG SCREW COVERS 4 PIECES
5. HORIZONTAL SUPPORT 11. HAND BOLTS 4 PIECES
6. POWER CORD (not shown)
4. LEFT LEG
1. PIANO
3. RIGHT LEG
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2 ASSEMBLE THE PIANO STAND AS SHOWN BELOW
Follow steps A-Cto complete piano assembly.
A) Attach the horizontal pedal assembly, tothetwo legs.
Usethefour pedal assembly screws (#8) located inthe pedal assembly crosspiece itself
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DOALL YOUR FINAL TIGHTENING ONLY AFTER THE ASSEMBLY PROCEDURE HAS BEEN COMPLETED.
B) Assemble the Horizontal Support board to both rig~lt andleftlegs. Usethefour Crspsc. & Panel
screws (#8).
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2 ASSEMBLE THE PIANO STAND AS SHOWN BELOW (continued)
C) Attach the Back Panel Skirt (#9) to the piano legs as shown below with Crspsc &Panel
Screws (#7).
3 ASSEMBLE THE PIANO STAND AS SHOWN BELOW
Attach the piano to the stand using the four hand bolts (#11).
Position the Music Stand into the upright position.
Plug the Pedal cable (located
under the Pedal Assembly #2)
llii~ltiiiit The Pedal Cable can only be inserted
one way. Please make sure that it is
into its receptacle on the bottom properly aligned before you insert it.
of This Suzuki Piano The Pedal Cable travels up the back of
the leg, not in the center of the leg as
shown.
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IYoU many now tighten all the piano assembly hardware and insert the leg screw covers (#10) on the
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3
After following steps oneandtwo listed for assembly procedures continue with steps3and4.
PLUG THE AC CORD INTO THE PIANO AND THEN INTO THE
NEAREST POWER
OUTLET (CONTINUED)
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Plug the Ale power cord intothe receptacle
jack located onthe bottom backleft portion of
the
piano.
EADPHONEJACKS
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You can play in total silence without disturbing
otherinthe same room by plugging asetof
headphones intooneofthe appropriate sock-
ets, located directly underthe keyboard onthe
leftsideofthe
instrument. Two setsof head-
phones maybe used.
4
TURN THE POWER SWITCH ON, SET THE VOLUME AND BRIL-
, ~ , LlANCE CONTROLS TO YOUR DESIRED SETTING AND BEGIN
, TO PLAY
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11 Turn onthe power switch located onleft portion
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control panel. TheLED above the Piano 1
POWER MASTER VOLUME
voice will tum on. Adjust the volume control toa
comfortable level.
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21 You can adjust the Brilliance control onthe
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control panel to change thetoneofyour selected
BRILLIANCE
instruments.
LOCATED ON THE BACK PANEL OF THIS PIANO Thereare
additional Bassand Treble controls on
theback
panel ofthe piano. These EO knobs
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offer theuser even more control oftheoverall
BASS TREBLE
tone
quality from the piano's sound delivery
system.
NOTE: Depending onthe instrument voice(s)
selected andthe setting oftheBassand Treble
controls, itis possible to overdrive sound delivery
system. Ifthis happens adjust your selected
tone contrls toa proper setting.
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This Suzuki Piano's control panel is simple and elegant. The following isa
brief
description ofallthe features located onthe control panel.
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CHORUS REVERB
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Press theON/OFF switch totumthepoweronand
off. Whenyoutumthe power off, donotturnthe
power backon immediately. Wait at least 5 sec-
ondstotumthepowerbackonsothatthe circuit
canbe properly reset.
21 This sliding control button simply adjusts the overall
3
4
5
volume ofthe selected keyboard voice(s).
The Brilliance control will adjust the overall toneofthe
piano. To make the selected keyboard voice brighter
move the Brilliance slider control tothe right. To add
basstothe
selected keyboard voice movethe Bril-
liance slider control tothe left. TherearealsoBass
and
Treble controls ontheback panel ofthis piano.
Thereare thirteen diIferent demonstration songs
thatcan be selected by pressing the individual
instrument voice buttons. Each song offers a
musical passage inthe selected instrument voice's
style.
Press theDemo button tostartorstopthedemo
songs from playing.
This Suzuki Piano features anon board digital signal
processor (DSP) thatcanadd realism and presence
toyour selected keyboard sound. Two typesof
effects are offered: Reverb and Chorus. Reverb
simulates the effect of playing ina big room or hall
where the sound reverberates offthe walls and
ceiling. The Chorus effect adds depth and spacious-
nesstothe selected keyboard voice.
The Value Up arrow and Down arrow buttons allow
youto control the amount of Reverb and Chorus you
_ applytothe
selected instrument voice. (See #12)
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The following isa brief description ofallthe features located onthe control
panel (continued).
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The function button toggles the Function LEDon
and
off. When selected thefirst seven instru-
ment voice buttons canbeusedto access the
Touch Sensitivity ofthe piano, the Tuning ofthe
piano andthe MIDI configuration ofthe piano.
When the Function button is engaged youcan
not
select another instrument voice.
This Suzuki Piano contains thirteen digitally
sampled instrument voices. Whenthe piano is
first tumed on,the Piano 1 voice is automatically
selected as indicated bytheLED above the
button being lit. To select a different voice simply
press the desired instrument voice button that
you
would like to hear (only fiveofthe13 voice
buttons are shown).
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81 The Spl~ function allows the player the opportu-
nityto divide the keyboard intotwo instrument
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voice sections. You may select an instrument
SPLIT
voice forthelowerandtheupper sections ofthe
88note
piano.
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91 The Dual button (or voice layering function)
allows theuserto combine ormixanytwoofthe
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thirteen instrument voices. You may increase or
DUAL
decrease oneofthetwo layered voices by using
theUpand Down Value buttons.

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panel (continued).
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TRANSPOSE LESSON VALUE IMETRONOME MEASURE I RECORD 1 PLAY1 RECORD 2 PLAY 2
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RIGHTPORTION OFTHE CONTROL PANEL
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01 The transposition feature allows theuserto
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LESSON
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VALUE
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METRONOME MEASURE
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RECORD 1 PLAY 1 RECORD 2 PLAY 2
RECORDER
transpose or change the overall pitch ofthe
piano tothekeyofyour choice.
This button actually splits the88note piano into2
44note
pianos. Thisis useful for instruction orif
the users would like to perform a duetonthe
piano.
The split point occurs attheF above Middle C.
TheseUpor
Down Value buttons areto adjust a
variety of functions or parameters. For example,
depth control ofthe Reverb and Chorus, volume for
single voices onthe Spltt and Dual functions, Tempo
adjust, and control function buttons utilize the Value
buttons to change parameters.
This piano's built-in Metronome aids wtth practice or
performance. The tempo range is from 40to240
BPMand
adjusted viathe Value buttons. The
Measure button selects theMeterofyour choice (4/
4,
3/4, 2/4, 6/8, or fixed).
The Music Recorder buttons onthis piano feature a
built-in two track real-time sequencer. This allows
theuserto record uptotwo musical passages and
then
listen tothe playback simultaneously. It oper-
ates much like a bum-in two track tape recorder.
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The following instructions explain theeasytouse features ofthis Suzuki
Digital Piano.
This piano offers 13 di"fferent demonstration songs thatare designed to showcase the different
sampled voices thatare available.
11 Press the Demo button. The Piano 1LED will
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begin to flash andthe Piano 1demosong will
begin to play.
Press the instrument voice button thatyou would
like toheara demonstration song for, orjustlet
the
piano sequence through allthe demonstra-
tion songs.
Press the Demo button again totumthe Demon-
stration song feature off.
The digital effects offer theuser added realism and presence tothe selected keyboard voice.
This Suzuki Piano offers twotypesof digital
effects: Reverb and Chorus
The Reverb effect gives the impression of
playing ina big room or hall where the sound
reverberates or bounces offthe walls and
ceiling.
TO ENGAGE THE REVERB EFFECT UPON THE SELECTED KEYBOARD VOICE
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11 With the Piano 1 voice selected, press the
Reverb button. The Reverb LEDwillturnon.
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Play the piano keysandyouwillhearthe Reverb
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effect.
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To increase the Reverb effect presstheup Value
CJ button at least five times toheara large increase
~ II' VAlU~ inthe Reverb effect. To reduce the Reverb depth
. i ft .<:: ~ press the down Value button at least five times.
TheUpor Down Value buttons forthe Reverb and Chorus effects increase or decrease theamount
of
these effects in small increments sothattheusercan customize their sound with precision. Itis
advised thatifyouwantto moderately adjust the selected effect thatyou press the Value button a
minimum offive times.
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The CHORUS effect offers varying degrees of rate, depth, phase and delay settings.
Thechoruscan particularly enrich the sounds of Strings, Electric Piano, Organ and Vibes.
Experiment withthe various effects on different voices sothatyou discover yourmost desirable
settings.
TO ENGAGE THE CHORUS EFFECT UPON THE SELECTED KEYBOARD VOICE
o 0 The Chorus operates exactly like the Reverb
explained onthe previous page.
11 With the Vibes button selected, the Chorus
button should be automatically selected. Play
the piano keys and will hearthe Chorus effect.
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TO increase the Chorus effect press theUp
Value button at least five timesto heara large
noticeable difference inthe Chorus effect.
TheUpor Down Value buttons forthe Reverb
and Chorus effects increase or decrease the
amount of these effects in small increments so
thattheusercan
customize their sound with
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precision. Itis advised thatifyouwantto moder-
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ately adjust the selected effect thatyou press the
Value button a minimum of five times.
NOTE:
Ifyou engage the Reverb or Chorus foran
instrument voice and/oralterthe depth ofthe
effect it will be saved forthatparticular voice,
until the power istumedoffor until the digital
effect settings forthatparticular voice has been
once again altered.
Thistime saving memory feature issotheuser
doesn't
have to re-eonfigure digital effect settings
every timethe instrument's voice is changed.
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Ifyou press theUpand Down Value buttons at
thesametimethe
digital effects settings forthe
selected instrument voice will be reset to it's
original default (power up) setting .
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The Split function will divide the keyboard intotwo separate sections. You may select a different
keyboard voice for each section.
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11 Assign a voice totheleftofthe Split point by press-
ingthe keyboard voice select button ofyour choice.
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Press the Split button (the LED above the button will
blink).
II 21 Press the piano keyatthe note you would like to split
I I I I I I I I I I I 1'1 I I ! I I I I 1.Ll\~ the keyboard (forour example weare choosing
Middle C key (C4). TheLED above the Split button
will stop blinking but remain lit.
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Pressing the keyboard voice select button ofyour
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Example, if Middle C istheSplitpointthekeys indicated
intheboxwillplaythesame notes.
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choice (two voice selection LED's should nowbe lit).
The keys should now sound withthe voices selected
for both theUpperandLower sections ofthe piano.
Forour example the Split point issetatthe Middle C
key
(C4), therefore allkeys played tothe left ofthat
key(83 on
down) will sound ina different keyboard
voice.
NOTE:
All notes totheleftofthe Split point automatically
shift upone octave sothattheuser will have more
playable notes inthelowendofthe keyboard.
Therefore one octave tothe left ofthe Split point will
playthesame
notes asthe octave tothe Right ofthe
Split point.
To disengage the Split keyboard function, press the
Split
button (theLED will tum off). All eighty-eight
keys win now resume tothe standard play mode
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The keyboard voice thatwas already engaged whenyou pressed the Split button will automatically
be assigned tothe keyboard section totheleftof the~plit point.

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This feature allows theuserto combine, layeror
mixtwo
separate instrument voices to playatthe
sametime
across the entire keyboard range.
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11 Press the Dual button anditsLED will light.
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Select thetwo desired voice selection buttons,
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LED's will tum on. Nowwhenthe keys are
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played you should be ableto heara mixture of
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both instrument voices.
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To disengage the Dual function, press the Dual
button (theLED will tum off). All eighty-eight
keys will now play witha single instrument
voice.
NOTE:
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BALANCII\JG THE VOLUMES OFTHE
LAYERED VOICES.
PIANO 1 PIANO 2 To
increase oneofthe layered instrument
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voices volume, taponthat instruments' voice
TOUCH TUNE
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button.
The selected instrument voice will increase in
volume eachtimeyoupressortap
it's
instrument voice button (max. volume is
reached afterfive taps).
Inour example weare increasing the volume of
the
Flute voice inthe Dual mode.
The Transpose feature is designed to make it
easierto
play difficutt key signatures by adjusting
the keyboard to playinthe keythatyouare
familiar with.
Withthe Transpose function engaged theUp
Value button can raise the pitch ofthe piano in
semitone steps (+6) andthe Down Value button
canlowerthe pitch (-5).
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11 Press the Transpose button. The LED above
the button will tumon.
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