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YAMAHA

PartaSaund

Sss-50

rd

—

Owner’s

Guide

Thank

you

for

choosing

a

Yamaha

PortaSound

PSS-50

or

PSS-190.

Your

PSS-50/190

is

a

high-performance

electronic

keyboard

that

features

the

most

advanced

Yamaha

technology

for

superior

sound

and

features.

To

ensure

that

you

fully

understand

the

many

fine

features

provided,

we

urge

you

to

follow

the

steps

outlined

in

this

manual

while

actually

trying

out

the

instrument’s

features.

Taking

Care

of

Your

PortaSound

Your

PortaSound

will

give

you

years

of

playing

pleasure

if

you

follow

the

simple

4.

Do

not

subject

the

instrument

to

strong

physical

shocks,

and

avoid

placing

heavy

rules

given

below:

objects

on

it.

1.

Avoid

placing

the

PortaSound

in

areas

that

are

subject

to

excessive

humidity

5.

Usea

soft

cloth,

dry

or

slightly

damp,

for

cleaning.

Never

use

chemicals

such

or

heat.

Do

not

leave

the

instrument

near

heaters

or

in

a

car

exposed

to

direct

as

benzine

or

thinner.

sunlight,

for

example.

6.

Since

the

PortaSound

contains

digital

circuitry,

it

may

cause

interference

if

.

Avoid

locations

in

which

the

instrument

is

likely

to

be

exposed

to

excessive

placed

to

close

to

radio

or

television

receivers.

If

this

occurs,

move

the

instru-

dust

or

moisture.

ment

further

away

from

the

affected

equipment.

[597

3.

Connections

between

the

PortaSound

and

any

other

device

must

be

made

with

both

pieces

of

equipment

turned

OFF.

ett

be

Île

ede

one

3

erde

Sen

Power

Supply

Your

PSS-50/190

will

run

either

from

optional

batteries

or

an

optional

power

adaptor.

Follow

the

instructions

below

according

to

the

power

source

you

intend

to

use.

e

Using

Batteries

Six

1.5V

AA

size

(SUM-3

or

R-6)

or

equivalent

alkaline

batteries

(sold

separately)

must

first

be

installed

in

the

battery

compartment.

1.

Open

the

battery

compartment

cover

located

on

the

instrument’s

bottom

panel.

2.

Insert

the

six

batteries,

being

careful

to

follow

the

polarity

markings

on

the

cabinet.

3.

Replace

the

compartment

cover,

making

sure

that

it

locks

firmly

in

place.

DOD

Caution:

1.

When

the

batteries

run

down,

replace

them

with

a

complete

set

of

six

new

bat-

teries.

NEVER

mix

old

and

new

batteries.

2.

To

prevent

possible

damage

due

to

battery

leakage,

remove

the

batteries

from

the

instrument

if

it

is

not

to

be

used

for

an

extended

period

of

time.

e

Using

An

Optional

Power

Adaptor

Plug

the

DC

output

cable

from

an

optional

PA-1,

PA-1B

or

PA-3

Power

Adap-

tor

into

the

DC(9-12V)IN

jack

on

the

rear

panel,

then

plug

the

adaptor

into

a

convenient

wall

AC

power

socket.

Use

ONLY

a

Yamaha

PA-1,

PA-IB

or

PA-3

Power

Adaptor

to

power

your

in-

strument

from

the

AC

mains.

Attempting

to

use

other

AC

adaptors

could

result

in

serious

damage

to

your

PSS-50/190.

a

hen

ed

ra

Using

Headphones

or

an

External

Sound

System

The

Rear-panel

HEADPHONES/AUX.

OUT

Jack

1]

A

standard

pair

of

stereo

headphones

can

be

plugged

in

here

for

private

practice

or

late-night

playing.

The

internal

speaker

system

is

automatically

shut

off

when

a

pair

of

headphones

is

plugged

into

the

HEADPHONES/AUX.

OUT

jack.

The

HEADPHONES/AUX.

OUT

jack

can

also

be

used

to

deliver

the

output

of

the

PSS-50/190

to

a

keyboard

amplifier,

stereo

sound

system,

mixing

console

or

tape

recorder.

Use

the

optional

Yamaha

connecting

cord

to

connect

the

HEAD-

PHONES/AUX.

OUT

jack

to

your

sound

system.

AUX

QUT

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Ade

EE

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Sire

vo

erin

aj

de

ver

am

YAMAHA

PortaSound

VOICE

BANK

zenden

YAMAHA

PortaSound

PSS-130

(SINGLE

VOICE

PSS-190

AUTO

ACCOMPANIMENT

SECTION

PSS-190

Playing

the

PSS-50/190

Automatic

Playback

of

the

Demo

Tune

won

rg

Le

Pr

Slide

the

switch

to

the

NORMAL

position,

and

press

the

L]

POWER

OOE

button.

The

demo

tune

will

continue

playing

until

you

press

the

N

or

omg

Tor

button.

*

Tempo

and

volume

can

be

varied

while

the

demo

tune

is

playing.

Playing

in

the

Harmony

Mode

When

the

PSS-50/190

is

initially

turned

ON,

voice

number

00

(TRUMPET)

is

automatically

selected

and

the

HARMONY

mode

is

turned

OFF.

armor

The

HARMONY

mode

can

be

turned

ON

or

OFF

by

pressing

the

|

button.

In

the

HARMONY

mode,

playing

single

notes

on

the

keyboard

produces

automatic

two-

or

four-part

harmony,

depending

on

the

selected

voice.

The

HARMONY

mode

is

most

useful

with

AUTO

ACCOMPANIMENT,

described

later.

When

HARMONY

is

turned

OFF,

you

can

play

single

notes

as

well

as

your

own

chords

or

harmonies

on

the

keyboard.

+

If

a

SPLIT

voice

is

selected,

harmony

will

not

be

applied

to

the

tower

voice

even

if

the

HARMONY

mode

is

ON.

+

Only

single

notes

can

be

played

when

the

HARMONY

mode

is

ON

—

with

the

excep-

tion

of

the

lower

voice

when

a

SPLIT

voice

is

selected.

Selecting

Voices

The

PSS-50/190

has

100

different

voices

(00

through

99,

listed

in

the

VOICE

BANK

printed

on

the

top

panel)

that

can

be

selected

by

using

the

B)

~

D

and

enter

buttons.

To

select

any

voice

press

two

number

buttons

and

then

the

ENTER

button.

To

select

voice

number

04

(SOPRANO

SAX),

for

example,

press

[]

,

[],

and

then

L_]

-

The

closed

hi-hat

voice

will

sound

to

confirm

that

the

above

buttons

have

been

properly

pressed.

The

PSS-50/190

voices

are

divided

into

four

categories:

SINGLE

(voices

00—39):

Single

voices.

ENSEMBLE

(40—49):

Voices

with

an

ensemble

sound.

DUAL

(50—79):

Combinations

of

two

voices.

SPLIT

(80—99):

Split

voices

with

one

voice

playable

on

the

left-hand

section

of

the

keyboard

(to

the

left

of

the

F#3

key)

and

the

other

playable

on

the

right-hand

section.

*

SPLIT

voices

can

only

be

used

in

the

NORMAL

mode.

When

the

AUTO

ACCOMPANI-

MENT

mode

is

selected

only

the

upper

voice

will

be

used.

Adjusting

the

Volume

The

PSS-50/190

volume

can

be

adjusted

in

11

steps.

The

volume

is

automatically

set

to

‘‘normal’’

when

the

POWER

switch

is

turned

ON.

a

v

Press

the

VOLUME

[I

button

to

increase

volume

or

the

VOLUME

oO

but-

ton

to

decrease

volume,

The

volume

is

increased

or

decreased

slightly

each

time

Vv

a

the

corresponding

button

is

pressed.

Press

both

the

CJ

|

buttons

together

to

restore

the

normal

volume

setting.

VOLLME

Playing

a

Rhythm

Pattern

@

The

PSS-50

has

19

different

rhythm

patterns

and

the

PSS-190

has

22

patterns

that

can

be

selected

and

played

by

pressing

the

appropriate

white

key

on

the

keyboard

Peye

a

SONG

while

holding

the

_[__]}

button.

SELECT

voorrang

SELECT

fey

au

SONG

To

play

the

SWING

rhythm,

for

example,

hold

the

CJ

button

and

press

parca

the

white

key

on

the

keyboard

tabetled

“SWING”

in

the

green

band

above

the

keyboard.

The

SWING

rhythm

will

begin

playing

immediately.

The

rhythm

pattern

can

be

stopped

at

any

time

by

pressing

the

CJ]

button.

ior

*

A

different

rhythm

pattern

can

be

selected

in

the

same

way

even

while

a

rhythm

pattern

is

playing.

In

this

case

the

new

rhythm

pattern

begins

playing

from

the

beginning

of

the

next

measure.

AUTO

ACCOMPANIMENT

SECTION

Adjusting

the

Tempo

(speed)

of

the

Rhythm

Pattern

The

tempo

of

the

selected

rhythm

pattern

can

be

adjusted

in

16

steps.

|

40

50

60

73

80

92

100

112

120

132

146

159

184

200

225

240

(beats

per

minute}

|

A

tempo

of

120

beats

per

minute

is

automatically

selected

when

the

POWER/

MODE

switch

is

initially

turned

ON.

à

v

Press

the

TEMPO

EJ

button

to

increase

the

tempo

or

the

TEMPO

O

button

to

decrease

the

tempo.

The

tempo

is

increased

or

decreased

by

one

step

v

a

each

time

the

correspoding

button

is

pressed.

Press

both

the

DL]

CJ

buttons

TEMPO

together

to

restore

the

normal

‘‘120°’

tempo

setting.

Playing

the

Drum

Pads

(ess-190

ony)

B

Tap

any

of

the

DRUM

PAD

buttons

to

play

the

corresponding

drum.

OOOO

If

you

play

a

drum

pad

while

a

rhythm

pattern

is

playing,

the

corresponding

drum

within

the

rhythm

pattern

will

be

muted

until

the

beginning

of

the

next

measure.

Automatic

Accompaniment

a

AUTO

ACCOMPAIMENT

makes

it

simple

to

produce

beautifully

orchestrated

accompaniment

using

major,

seventh,

minor

and

minor-seventh

chords

by

press-

ing

a

minimum

number

of

keys

in

the

AUTO

ACCOMPANIMENT

SECTION

of

the

keyboard

(to

the

left

of

the

marker),

The

bass

and

chord

accompani-

ment

produced

is

perfectly

matched

to

the

selected

rhythm

pattern.

oor

MO

Bur

switch

to

the

AUTO

ACCOMP.

position.

t.

Slide

the

POWER

MOE

2.

Select

the

desired

rhythm

in

the

normal

way.

The

closed

hi-hat

voice

will

sound

to

confirm

that

the

rhythm

select

key

has

been

properly

pressed.

Although

you

can

also

select

the

melody

(upper

keyboard)

voice

you

intend

to

use

in

the

normal

way,

the

PSS-50/190

automatically

determines

the

voices

to

be

used

for

the

accompaniment

bass

and

chords.

3.

Press

a

Key

in

the

AUTO

ACCOMPANIMENT

SECTION

of

the

keyboard

to

start

the

accompaniment.

If

you

press

a

*'C’’

key,

for

example,

a

C-major

accompaniment

will

be

played.

Press

another

key

in

the

AUTO

ACCOMPANI-

MENT

SECTION

to

select

a

new

chord.

The

key

you

press

will

always

deter-

mine

the

‘‘root’’

of

the

chord

played

(i.e.

““C”

for

a

C

chord).

c G

F

|

|

|

|

|

=PSS-190

only

Playing

Minor,

Seventh,

and

Minor-seventh

Chords

a

For

a

minor

chord,

press

the

root

key

and

a

black

key

to

its

left.

a

For

a

seventh

chord,

press

the

root

key

and

a

white

key

to

its

left.

m

For

a

minor-seventh

chord,

press

the

root

key

and

a

white

and

black

key

to

its

left.

*

The

automatic

accompaniment

will

continue

playing

even

if

you

lift

your

fingers

from

the

Auto

Bass

Chord

keys.

You

only

need

to

press

the

Auto

Bass

Chord

keys

when

changing

cords.

4.

Press

the

fs]

button

to

stop

the

accompaniment.

Automatic

Ad-Lib

Phrases

1

Press

the

Po

button

briefly

while

the

AUTO

ACCOMPANIMENT

is

run-

ning

to

produce

a

short

‘‘ad-lib”’

phrase

that

can

be

used

as

a

“fill-in”

for

your

performance.

The

AD-LIB

button

can

be

held

to

produce

longer

ad-lib

lines.

*

If

the

AD-LIB

button

is

pressed

in

the

NORMAL

mode,

a

C-major

ad-lib

phrase

will

be

produced.

DE

EN 0

ED

EN

NS

Song

Accompaniment

The

PSS-50

can

play

the

accompaniment

for

13

different

songs

and

the

PSS-190

can

play

the

accompaniment

for

15

songs,

listed

in

grey

above

the

keyboard,

that

you

can

play

along

with.

var

than

sons

To

select

and

start

playback

of

a

song

accompaniment,

hold

the

[I

button

er

and

press

the

black

key

on

the

keyboard

corresponding

to

the

desired

song.

The

selected

song

will

begin

with

a

two-measure

count-in.

ver

THM

sona

‘SELECT

When

a

song

accompaniment

is

first

started,

the

melody

for

that

song

will

also

begin

playing.

If

you

want

to

mute

the

melody

and

leave

only

the

accompaniment

ee

eye

button.

The

LJ

button

Sm,

A

LD

Om

OFF

in

order

to

play

along,

press

the

alternately

turns

the

melody

ON

or

OFF.

When

the

melody

is

turned

OFF,

it

is

possible

to

select

a

different

voice

using

the

standard

voice

selection

procedure.

The

song

accompaniment

can

be

stopped

at

any

time

by

pressing

the

CJ

button,

‘STOP

*

Refer

to

the

SONG

ACCOMPANIMENT

SCORE

on

the

reverse

side.

Troubleshooting

Remedies

]

Symptoms

=

Reduced

volume.

Distortion.

j

Replace

batteries.

Not

all

the

notes

are

heard

when

you

|

The

PSS-50/190

can

produce

a

max-

play

a

number

of

notes

simultaneous-

|

imum

of

8

notes

at

the

same

time

(not

ly,

including

the

rhythm

sounds).

Demo

playback,

automatic

accompaniment

and

song

accompaniment

use

up

part

of

this

quota.

Specifications

Keyboard:

PSS-190

37keys

(C2-C5),

PSS-50

32keys

(F2-C5)

Voices:

100voices

SINGLE

VOICE:

TRUMPET,

HORN,

TROMBONE,

TUBA,

SOPRANO

SAX,

TENOR

SAX,

CLARINET,

BASS

CLARINET,

OBOE,

PICCOLO,

FLUTE,

PANFLUTE,

RECORDER,

OCARINA,

PIANO,

ELECTRIC

PIANO,

TOY

PIANO,

REED

ORGAN,

PIPE

ORGAN,

JAZZ

ORGAN,

HARPSICHORD,

FUNKY

CLAVI,

ACCORDION,

ACOUSTIC

GUITAR,

HAWAIIAN

GUITAR,

JAZZ

GUITAR,

ROCK

GUITAR,

ACOUSTIC

BASS,

ELECTRIC

BASS,

CELLO,

BANJO,

MAN-

DOLIN,

HARP,

VIOLIN,

CARILLON,

TIMPANI,

STEEL

DRUM,

GLOCKENSPIEL,

MARIMBA,

VIBRAPHONE

ENSEMBLE

VOICE:

BRASS

1,

BRASS

2,

CHIME,

HONKY-

TONK

PIANO,

WOODWIND

I,

WOODWIND

2,

I2STRING

GUITAR,

MARIMBA,

STRINGS

|,

STRINGS

2

DUAL

VOICE:

BRASS

DUO,

SAX

&

TOY

PIANO,

DROP,

HARP

&

PANFLUTE,

SAX

DUO,

STRING

DUO,

VIOLIN

&

CELLO,

GLOCKEN

&

PIANO,

SAX

&

CLARINET,

TROM-

BONE

&

HORN,

BANJO

&

FLUTE,

GUITAR

&

TRUMPET,

ORGAN

&

PICCOLO,

JAZZ

GUITAR

&

ORGAN,

FUNKY

SYNTH,

CRYSTAL,

RECORDER

&

BASS,

CARILLON

&

OCARINA,

ROCK

GUITAR

&

BASS,

STEEL

DRUM

&

ORGAN,

HARP

&

ACCORDION,

BANJO

&

HORN,

MANDOLIN

&

OBOE,

SLAP

BASS,

PIANO

&

PANFLUTE,

CARILLON

&

BANJO,

STEEL

DRUM

&

HARP,

MARIMBA

&

RECORDER,

SAX

&

BASS,

BANJO

&

GUITAR

SPLIT

VOICE:

BASS/SAX,

BASS/PIANO,

GUITAR/E.PIANO,

PIANO/TRUMPET,

HARPSICHORD/FLUTE,

GLOCKEN/

MARIMBA,

BASS/CLARINET,

BASS/ROCK

GUITAR,

AC-

CORDION/PANFLUTE,

E.PIANO/SAX,

PIANO/VIOLIN,

TOY

PIANO/OCARINA,

BASS/BANJO,

GUITAR/SAX,

BASS/

CLAVI,

ACCORDION/PICCOLO,

PIANO/HARP,

ORGAN/

JAZZ

GUITAR,

CELLO/FLUTE,

BASS/PIANO/PERCUSSION

POP

ROCK*,

BOOGIE

WOOGIE*,

RHUMBA*,

8BEAT,

16BEAT,

ROCK’N’ROLL,

HARD

ROCK,

ROCK-A-BALLAD,

DISCO,

BOSSA

NOVA,

SWING,

FUNK,

TECHNO

ROCK,

SHUFFLE,

SAMBA,

JAZZ

WALTZ,

REGGAE,

COUNTRY,

TANGO,

WALTZ,

MARCH

1,

MARCH

2

*

=

PSS-190

Only

Song

Accompaniment:

JOY

TO

THE

WORLD*,

BROTHER

JOHN*,

THE

OLD

FOLKS

AT

HOME,

HOUSE

OF

RISING

SUN,

A’

LITTLE

BROWN

JUG,

SILENT

NIGHT,

JINGLE

BELLS,

AVE

MARIA,

DIE

LORELEI,

CAMPTOWN

RACES,

WHEN

THE

SAINTS

GO

MARCHING

IN,

BRAHMS’

LULLABY,

YESTERDAY,

HEY

JUDE,

VENUS

A

*

=

PSS-190

Only

BASS

DRUM,

SNARE

DRUM,

HI-HAT

CLOSE,

CYMBAL

{PSS-190

Only)

VOLUME,

TEMPO,

RHYTHM/SONG

SELECT,

STOP,

AD-LIB,

HARMONY,

DEMO

(SONG

ACCOMP.

MELODY

ON/OFF),

VOICE

SELECT

1-0,

ENTER,

POWER/MODE

(OFF,

NORMAL,

AUTO

ACCOMP.)

HEADPHONES/AUX.

OUT,

DC

9-12V

IN

PSS-190

2.1W

x

2

(Stereo),

PSS-50

0.6W

PSS-190

7.7cm

(3"')

x2,

PSS-50

7.7cm

DC

9V

(Six

SUM-3,

“AA”

size,

R-6

or

equivalent

batteries),

AC

Power

Adaptor

(PA-S,

PA-IB

or

PA-3)

Rhythm

styles:

Drum

Pad:

Other

Controls:

Auxiliary

Jacks:

Main

Amplifiers:

Speakers:

Rated

Voltage:

Dimensions:

PSS-190

630mm

x

170mm

x

66.2mm

(WxDxH)

(24-13/16""

x

6-11/16""

x

2-5/8°")

PSS-50

498mm

x

170mm

x

64mm

(19-5/8”

x

6-11/16""

x

2-1/2")

Weight:

PSS-190

1.4kg

(3.11bs.)

excluding

batteries

PSS-50

L.tkg

(2.4lbs.)

excluding

batteries

*

Specifications

subject

to

change

without

notice.

FCC

INFORMATION

IMPORTANT

NOTICE:

DO

NOT

MODIFY

THIS

UNIT!

This

product,

when

in-

Stalled,

as

indicated

in

the

instructions

contained

in

this

manual,

meets

FCC

requirements.

Modifications

not

expressly

approved

by

Yamaha

may

void

your

authority,

granted

by

the

FCC,

to

use

the

product.

IMPORTANT:

When

connecting

this

product

to

accessories

and/or

another

product

use

only

high

quality

shielded

cables.

Cable/s

supplied

with

this

pro-

duct

MUST

be

used.

Follow

all

installation

instructions.

Failure

to

follow

instruc-

tions

could

void

your

FCC

authorization

to

use

this

product

in

the

USA.

NOTE:

This

product

has

been

tested

and

found

to

comply

with

the

require-

ments

listed

in

FCC

Regulations,

Part

15

for

Class

“B”

digital

devices.

Com-

pliance

with

these

requirements

provides

a

reasonable

level

of

assurance

that

your

use

of

this

product

in

a

residential

environment

will

not

result

in

harmful

interference

with

other

electronic

devices.

This

equipment

generates/uses

radio

frequencies

and,

if

nat

installed

and

used

according

to

the

instructions

found

in

the

users

manual,

may

cause

interference

harmful

to

the

operation

of

other

electronic

devices.

Compliance

with

FCC

regulations

does

not

guarantee

that

interference

will

not

occur

in

all

installations.

If

this

product

is

found

to

be

the

source

of

interference,

which

can

be

determined

by

turning

the

unit

“‘OFF’’

and

“ON”,

please

try

to

eliminate

the

problem

by

using

one

of

the

following

measures:

Relocate

either

this

product

or

the

device

that

is

being

affected

by

the

interference.

Utilize

power

outlets

that

are

on

different

branch

(circuit

breaker

or

fuse)

circuits

or

install

AC

line

filters.

In

the

case

of

radio

or

TV

interference,

relocate/reorient

the

antenna.

If

the

antenna

lead-in

is

300

ohm

ribbon

lead,

change

the

lead-in

to

co-axial

type

cable.

If

these

corrective

measures

do

not

produce

satisfactory

results,

please

contact

the

local

retailer

authorized

to

distribute

this

type

of

product.

If

you

can

not

locate

the

appropriate

retailer,

please

contact:

Yamaha

Corporation

of

America,

Electronic

Service

Division,

6600

Orangethorpe

Ave,

Buena

Park

CA,

90620

*

This

applies

only

to

products

distributed

by

Yamaha

Corporation

of

America.

IMPORTANT

PLEASE

RECORD

THE

SERIAL

NUMBER

OF

YOUR

UNIT

IN

THE

SPACE

BELOW.

MopeL:

PSS-50

mopet:

PSS-190

SERIAL

NO:

THE

SERIAL

NUMBER

IS

LOCATED

ON

THE

BOTTOM

OF

THE

UNIT.

RETAIN

THIS

OWNER'S

GUIDE

IN

A

SAFE

PLACE

FOR

FUTURE

REFERENCE.

YAMAHA

YAMAHA

CORPORATION

PO

Box

1,

Hamamatsu,

Japan