Casio Celviano AP-65R User Manual

i £ START/STOP
Saving an Edited Pattern
*
You
can
recatl
4
user
rhythm
with
the
same-operation
as
that
for
recalling,
a
built-in
pattern,
and
you
can
even
use
a
user
rhytam
pattern
as the base for creating
a new rhythm
pattern.
»
This
pian
comes
with
a
built-in
lithium
battery
that
supplies
power
to
the
memory
to
retain
memory
contents
while
keyboard
power
is
turned
off,
See
"Power
Requirements”
on
page
E-17
for
impor-
tant infarmation
about
the lithium
battery.
# You can use this ptano’s MIDI capabilities to save your original
accompaniment patterns to a coriputer or ather external storage
device, See “Buk Sending Piane Data” on page E-76 for details
+
With
the
piano
you
can
use
the
built-in
disk
drive
to
save
original
accompaniment
patterns
to diskette.
See “Using
the Floppy
Disk
Drive”
on
page
E-63
for
de:tils,
* You can store up tn 6 accompaniment patterns in the user area, but
the
actual
number
of
patterns
you
will
be
able
to
store
depends
on
their
sizes.
If
the
patterns
you
store
ace
relatively
large,
memory
become full after fewer than 6 patterns are stored
Using the Pattern Create Mode
This
section
describes
how
to
use
the
Pattern
Create
Mode
tc
create
an original
accompaniment
pattern.
IMPORTANT! ===
The
procedures
in
this
section
all
assume
that
you
lave
read
and
are
familiar
with
the
information
under
“Pattern
Sequencer
Basics”
on
page
E-52,
and
that
you
already
know
how
to
navigate
between
Pat-
tern Sequencer motes
Pattern Creation Techniques
‘You
can
use
either
of
the
two
following
techniques
to
create
an
ac-
companiment
pattern.
«= Base Pattern Editing
Whie
playing
back
tke
part
of
a
built-in
pattern
o:
previously
cre-
ated
user
pattern,
you
can
add
or
delete
notes,
or
completely
de
lete a part and replace it with a new one.
+ From Seratch
With
this
method,
you
mnust
input
all
the
paris
for
all
the
elements
you
want
to
use.
With
this
method,
you
must
use
the
procedure
under
“Work
Area
Clear”
or.
page
5-58
to
clear
the
Pattern
Sequenc-
ec work area before you start recording
The
record
procedure
is
identival,
nv
matter
which
of
the
above meth-
ods
yau
use.
The
following
procedure
tells
you
how
ta
play
back
individual
cle-
ments
of
the
accompaniment
pattern
currently
stored
in
the
Patter.
Sequencer
work area. If you are going
to use the base pattern
editing
method
described
above,
you
can
use
this
procedure
to
become
fa-
miliar
with
all
the
parts
that
make
up
the
pattemn
before
you
actually
start editing
it.
E-54
To
play
back
elements
of
the
accompaniment
pattern
in
the
work
area
#2
While
the
Pattern
Sequencer
is
turned
off,
press
the
PATTERN
button
orce
to
enter
the
Pattern
Create
Mode.
Indicates ne Pattern
Inaicates tre currently
Crvate Mode.
seieciad element
| {
PtaNorma
|
£
%..
ele
t:
Original Kay
as»
Select
the
element
you
want
to
play
back.
+ The
Normal
element
is always
selected
first
when
you
ini-
trally
turn
on the Pattern
Sequencer
* Use
the following
buttons
to select
the other
elements.
NORMAL/FILL-IN
.....
Toggles
between
Normal
and
Nor-
mal
Fill-in
elements.
VARIATION
/FILL
IN .. Toggles
between
Variation
and
Vati=
ation
Fill-In
elements.
iNTRO
Selects
Intro
element
SYNCHRO/ENJING
... Selects
Ending
element
.2» Press the START/STOP button.
++ The selected element plays in a loop, repeating itself.
+ The display shows measure and beat numbers during ele-
ment playback
* You can pertorm the foliow-ng operations during element
playback.
+ Tempo changes
+ Part on and off
» Tone operations
= Mixer operations**
a
To stop playback, press the START/STOP button again.
*1
The
CURSOR
keys
and
ENTER
button
finczion
as
Mixer
opera-
tiun
buttons
during
playback.
Auto
Accompaniment
uses
inter-
nal
channels
CHG
through
CHI0,
which
can
be
used
when
mak=
ing
part
settings.
See
“Changing
the
Parameters
of
a
Channel”
on
page
E-40
for
details
on
using
the
Mixer
to
make
settings.
ANOTESS
+
Pressing
the
PATTERN
button
while
a
pattern
is
playing
stops
accom
paniment
playback
and
enters
the
Pattern
Edit
Mode.
‘+
Use
the
Mixer
to
adjust
the
volume
balance
between
channels.
First
set
the
Global
Volume
parameter
to
127.
Next,
adjust
ihe
Expression
pa-
rameter
volume
balanca.
See
‘Additional
Channel
Mode
Parameters”
07
page
E-42
tor
details,
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2:2
—
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SS
|
2
Jo
record
an
accompaniment
pattern
PREPARATION
1
select
the
accompaniment
pattern
irhythm)
that
you
want
to
use
as
a
_Peaine
procedurs
uncer
“To
play
back
elements
of
me
accompaniment
ro
in
the
work
area”
on
page
E-S4
Ia
play
back
the
pattern
and
Jecome
fami
iar
with
its
elements
and
parts,
During
playback,
you
can
practice
playing
the
notes
you
plan
to
record,
«
Detemmine
te
number
(700
to
108)
you
will
assign
to
the
new
pattern.
J
inyou
want
(o
use
the
metronome,
use
the
procedure
under
"Metro:
nome
Setting”
on
page
E-S7
to
sotect
the
metronome
setting
you
want
=——=—— IMPORTANT!
You
cannot
record
accompaniment
patterns
converted
using
she
Pattem
Conversion
Disk.
See
“Using
the
Utillties”
on
page
E-68
for
cetails.
sNOTER
ttyou
playback
the
base
pattem
before
recording,
skip
step
1
in
the
follow.
ing
procedure.
7.
while
tne
Pattern
Sequencer
is
turned
off,
press
the
PATTERN
button
once
to
enter
the
Pattern
Create
Mode.
Pawtern Creare Mode Currently selected element
Feames around the cranel numbers thal ccrrespand to
tne currently salecled parts Nash
af.
Select
the
element
and
tone
you
want
to
record.
+ Use the same procedures as thase described for step 2 under
“To play back elements of the accompaniment pattern in the
work area” on page E-54.
© To record the Rhythm part
Seiect a drurn sound. Use the DRUM SET TONE button or
tone number 192 through 199
@ To record the Bass part
Select a bass tone.
© To record Chord 1, 2, and 3 parts
Select a cherd tone. Use any tore besides the dcum. sounds.
we
Press
the
RECORD
button
to
enter
record
standby.
* This causes the REC indicator to appear on the display.
=
If
the
accompaniment
pattern
:s
once
converted
using
the
Pattern
Conversion
Disk, the message
“NotCASIO”
appears
‘on the display,
andicating
that i: cannot
be recorded.
4. select the parts you want to ‘ecord.
‘*
The
Raythm
part
(CH10)
is
selected
initially
wherever
you
tum
on
the
Pattern
Sequencer.
Use
the
CHANNEL
buttons
CH6
theough
CH10
to
select
parts.
+
The
frames
around
the
channel
numbers
that
conform
to
the
currently
selected
parts
flash
to
show
they
are
selected
+ Note that you cannat select paris once recording starts. Be
sure to select the pacts you want before you start recording.
SOL-E-OSSA
5. Press the START/STOP button.
* At this time the REC indicator stops flashirg.
+ All parts of the selected element play back :n an endless loop
You
can
record
rotes
in
the
currently
selected
parts.
» Measure and beat rumters are shown an the display durng
recording
*
Pressing
any
keyboard
key
starts
actual
recording.
@. Record in part in sequence.
+ You can perform the following operations during element
recording.
* Turn parts (channels) to be recorded on and off
+ Tempo changes
@ To record the Rhythm part
* Press the CHANNEL button CH10 to select the rhythm
part
« Use the keyboard to play the chythm part, Use the mea-
sure and beat values that appear on the display for tim:
ing.
@ To recard the Bass part
+ Press the CHANNE® button CH8 to select the dass part.
+
Use
the
keyboard
to
play
the
bass
part,
Use
the
measure
and
beat
values
that
appear
on
the
display
for
timing
@ Yo record Choed 1, 2, and 3 pacts
«Use
the
CHANNEL
buttons
CH6,
CH7,
and
CH®
to
setect
a chord part.
+ Use the keyboard to play the chord part. Use the measure
and
beat
values
that
appear
on
the
display
(or
timing
7
«
Abeer
you
ficish
recording,
press
the
START/STOP
but-
ton
again.
This stops recording, which causes the REC indicator to dis-
appear from the displ
B.
Repeat
steps
2
through
7
for
each
of
the
elements
of
the
accompaniment
pattern.
F.
See “To
exit
the
Pattern
Sequencer
Mode
and
save
work
area
cortents”
on
page
£-60
for
details
on
how
to save patterns.
*
If
you
want
to
turn
off
the
Pattern
Sequence:
without
saving
anything,
perform
the
procedure
under
"Tc
exit
the
Pattern
Sequences
Mode
without
saving
work
area
contents”
on
page
E-61,
ENOTES #
*
You
cannat
change
the
selected
parts
and
element
while
recording
is
in
progress
+
Ifyou
are
having
problems
getting
the
timing
right
when
trying
te
input
notes
starting
from
the
first
beat
of
the
lirst
measure,
skip
step
5
(pres-
sing
the
START/STOP
button)
of
the
ancva
sequence.
As
soon
as
you
play
something
on
the
keyboard.
recording
starts
right
at
the
first
beat
of
the
first
measuse.
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Casio Celviano AP-65R Specifications

General

Brand	Casio
Model	Celviano AP-65R
Category	Musical Instrument
Language	English