Casio CTK-625L

Details the variety of sounds, from orchestral to synthesized.

Features a selection of rhythms covering various musical styles like rock, pop, and jazz.

Enables automatic playing of rhythm, bass, and chord parts based on specified chords.

Offers 100 Song Bank tunes with melody cut-out for playing along on the keyboard.

Teaches playing through illuminated keys and a three-step learning process.

Features an informative display showing fingerings, notes, and other musical details.

Allows recording and playback of up to two parts for ensemble play.

Enables connection to computers for "desktop music" capabilities and MIDI software playback.

Keyboard keys light up to indicate received MIDI messages for software synchronization.

Built-in reverb effects allow selection from room, stage, and concert hall sounds.

Provides a terminal for direct connection to a computer for MIDI data exchange.

Explains symbols used in the manual and on the product for safe and correct operation.

Details safety guidelines for handling and using the AC adaptor, including cord care.

Provides important information and precautions for safe battery handling and replacement.

Covers instrument handling, abnormal use, dropping, and children's safety.

Advises on avoiding certain locations, managing volume levels, and LCD risks.

Advises on safe assembly and secure mounting of the optional stand to prevent injury.

Advises against exposing the keyboard to extreme temperatures or direct sunlight.

Warns about potential interference with TV and radio reception.

Advises on proper cleaning methods using a soft cloth and mild detergent.

Explains how temperature extremes can affect LCD readability.

Explains how to start and stop demo tunes, and notes on related functions.

Details the various areas of the keyboard's display and their functions.

Provides instructions on how to attach the score stand to the keyboard.

Provides a step-by-step guide for basic keyboard operation.

Explains how to connect headphones or other external equipment to the terminal.

Describes connecting the keyboard to audio equipment or amplifiers.

Details the function and connection of the assignable jack terminal for pedals.

Explains how to connect a microphone and its usage with the keyboard.

Lists and describes the accessories and optional items available for the keyboard.

Provides instructions for loading and replacing batteries, including important information.

Details how to use the AC adaptor and important safety warnings associated with it.

Explains the automatic power-off function and how to disable it.

Describes the power-on alert function and its behavior.

Explains how settings and memory data are retained and managed.

A step-by-step guide on how to turn on and operate the keyboard.

Instructions on how to select one of the 137 built-in tones using the tone list.

Details how to use the reverb effect to add echo and sustain to the sound.

Explains how to activate and deactivate the key lighting system for lessons.

Instructions on how to use the metronome feature for practicing with a steady beat.

Guide to selecting one of the 100 built-in rhythms by number.

Instructions on how to start and stop rhythm playback.

How to set the tempo (beats per minute) for various functions.

Explains how to use the auto accompaniment feature with different mode settings.

How to insert a short intro pattern to smooth rhythm startups.

How to insert fill-in patterns to add variation to rhythm performances.

How to switch to a secondary "variation" rhythm pattern for variety.

How to insert a fill-in pattern while a variation rhythm is playing.

How to set up synchro start for rhythm play to begin with accompaniment.

How to end performances with a natural-sounding ending pattern.

How to adjust the volume level of the accompaniment parts.

Instructions to find and select a tune from the Song Bank List by number.

Steps to start and stop playback of a selected Song Bank tune.

How to adjust the tempo for Song Bank tunes, including preset changes.

How to pause and resume playback of a Song Bank tune.

How to use the REW button to skip backward through a tune.

How to use the FF button to skip forward through a tune.

How to select a different tone for the melody part of a Song Bank tune.

How to play all Song Bank tunes sequentially using the DEMO button.

Learn timing by pressing any key to play correct notes while the sub-melody waits.

Learn melody by following key lights and display for correct notes and fingerings.

Practice playing tunes at normal speed using key lights and accompaniment.

Explains the two tracks available for recording and playback, each assignable to a tone.

How to record notes and chords as they are played on the keyboard to Track 1.

Instructions on how to play back songs stored in memory.

How to record a melody to Track 2 while playing back Track 1.

How to record chord progressions chord-by-chord using step recording.

How to input melody notes one-by-one into Track 2 using step recording.

How to move the input point to make changes to already recorded data.

How to delete all recorded data from a specific track.

How to assign two different tones to a single key for layered sound.

How to assign different tones to the left and right ends of the keyboard.

How to combine layer and split functions for complex keyboard setups.

How to activate touch response to vary volume based on key pressure.

How to raise or lower the overall key of the keyboard in semitone units.

How to fine-tune the keyboard to match the tuning of another instrument.

Explains Musical Instrument Digital Interface and its purpose for musical data exchange.

Explains the General MIDI standard for tone numbering and compatibility.

How to make MIDI settings for connecting to external devices like sequencers.

Details the various MIDI messages that can be sent and received by the keyboard.

Instructions for playing the keyboard using MIDI signals from a computer.

Addresses issues related to power, volume, mode, local control, and MIDI data affecting keyboard sound.

Lists and resolves symptoms related to low battery power, such as dim display or low volume.

Covers problems with MIDI data, computer connections, and sound output discrepancies.

Solutions for static interference and no sound problems related to the microphone.

Specifies the model name and number of the keyboard.

Details keyboard specifics like key count, touch response, and polyphony.

Lists the number of tones, rhythms, and digital effects available.

Details features like rhythm patterns, tempo, chord methods, and volume.

Lists number of tunes, controllers, and display information for the Song Bank.

Covers 3-step lesson capabilities and memory functions like tracks and capacity.

Details MIDI compatibility, transpose, tuning, and terminal specifications.

Lists and describes the various input/output terminals on the keyboard.

Details power requirements, battery life, AC adaptor, and speaker output.

Provides physical dimensions and weight of the keyboard.