Casio CTK-519 - Auto Accompaniment; Selecting a Rhythm; Playing a Rhythm

Song Bank Quick Reference
Cisplay 2 Display 1
A selection of 100 Song Bank tunes come built-in for your listen-
ing pleasure or play along fun. A simple operation cuts out the
melody part ot accompaniment part of the tune, allowing you
to
play
along
on
the
keyboard.
See
"Using
the
Song
Bank”
on
page
E-16
for
details
on
playing
along
with
Song
Bank
tunes.
To
play
back
a
Song
Bank
tune
7. Set the POWER/MODE switch to NORMAL.
2.
Use
the
MAIN
VOLUME
buttons
to
lower
the
key-
board
volume
to a relatively
low level.
3.
Press
the
SONG
BANK
button
to
enter
the
Song
Bank
Mode,
Appears when SONG BANK button is preased
AE.
Use
the
Song
Bank
list
to
find
the
tune
you
want
to
play
back,
and
then
use
the
number
buttons
to
in-
put
the
tune’s
two-digit
number.
Example:
To
select
“67
ODE
TO
JOY”,
input
6
and
then
7.
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pietoiod
5.
Press
the
PLAY/PAUSE
button
to
start
play
of
the
tune.
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The
tune
plays
in
an
endless
loop,
re-starting
after
il
reach-
es the
end.
*
The
display
shows
the
keyboard
keys
(on
the
graphic
key-
board),
fingerings
(with
the
fingering
indicators),
musi-
cat
notes
(on
the
staff},
and
chord
names.
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board.
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show you the melody notes to play.
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7.
Press
the
RIGHT
ON/OFF
button
again
to
turn
the
melody part back on.
* You can also turn the accompaniment part on and off by
pressing the LEFT ON/OFF bution.
G. Press the STOP button to stop playback of the Song
Bank tune.
9.
Press
the
TONE
button
to
exit
the
Song
Bank
Mode
and return
to the tone and rhythm)
selection
screen.
Indicator
urns off
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You
can
aiso
parform
the
following
operations
during
piay
of
a
Song
Bank
tuna.
* Pause: Press the PLAY/PAUSE button
+ Fast Forward: Press the FF (fasl forward) button.
+
Rewind:
Press
the
REW
(revving)
button.
cies
Connections
Phones/Output Terminal
Before
connecting
phones
or
other
external
equipment,
be
sure
to
first
turn
down
the
volume
settings
of
the
keyboard
and
the
connected
equipment.
You
can
then
adjust
volume
to
the
de-
sired level after connections
are complete.
URear
Panel
PHONES/OUTPUT
Terminst
Connecting Phones (Figure @)
Connecting
phones
cuts
off
output
from
the
keyboard's
built-in
speakers,
so
you
can
play
even
late
at
night
without
disturbing
anyone.
Audio Equipment (Figure @)
Connect
the
keyboard
to
a
audio
equipment
using
a
commer-
clally
available
connecting
cord
with
a
standard
plugon
one
end
and
two
PIN
plugs
on
the
other
end.
Note
that
the
standard
plug
you
connect
to
the
keyboard
must
be
a
aad
Un
otherwise
you
will
be
able
to
output
onty
one
of
stereo
channels.
[n
this
configuration,
you
normally
set
the
input
selector
of
the
audio
‘equipment
to
the
terminal
(usually
marked
AUX
IN
or
some-
thing
similar)
where
the
cord
from
the
keyboard
is
connected.
See
the
user
documentation
that
comes
with
your
audio
equip-
ment
for
full
details.
Musical Instrument Amplifier (Figure ©)
Use
a
commercially
available
connecting
cord
to
connect
the
key-
board
to a musical
insiewment
amplifier
aNOTEE
Be
sure
to
use
@
connecting
cord
that
has
a
stereo
standard
plug
on
the end you connect
to the keyboard,
and a connector
that provides
dual
channel
(left
and
right)
Input
to
the
amplifier
to
which
you
are
connecting.
The
wrong
type
of
connecter
at
either
end
can
cause
‘ona of the stereo
channels
to be lost.
When
connected
to
a
musical
instrument
amplifier,
set
the
vol-
ume
of
the
keyboard
to
a
relatively
tow
level
and
make
output
volume
adjustments
using
the
amplifier’s
controls.
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Sustain
jack
Terminal
You
can
connect
an
optional
sustain
pedal
(SP-2
or
SP-10)
to
the
SUSTAIN
JACK
terminal
to
enable
the
capabilities
described
be-
low.
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Sustain Pedal
*
With
piano
tones,
depressing
the
pedal
causes
notes
to
linger,
much
like
a
piano’s
damper
pedal,
*
With
organ
tones,
depressing
the
pedal
causes
notes
to
contin=
use to sound
until
the
pedal
is released.
Accessories and Options
‘Use only the accessories and options specified for this ke}
rd.
Use
of
non-authorized
items
creates
the
danger
af
fire,
electrical
shock, and personal injury.
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