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General| Brand | Casio |
|---|---|
| Model | HT-6000 |
| Category | Electronic Keyboard |
| Language | English |
Edit or create sounds by altering parameters or writing from scratch.
Connect with other MIDI synthesizers, sequencers, and memory devices.
Create backing chord patterns and operations for auto-accompaniment.
Advanced control over keyboard dynamics and response to key touch.
Program 2-bar patterns and 1-bar fill-ins for accompaniment.
Overview of the HT-6000's front panel controls and their functions.
Description of the various input/output jacks and controls on the rear panel.
Information on powering the HT-6000 via AC adaptor, car battery, or dry-cell batteries.
Details on the automatic power cutoff feature and how to cancel it.
Steps to reset the instrument to factory preset state and initial setup.
Function to divide the keyboard into upper and lower sections for different tones.
How to choose from preset, internal, or RAM card upper tones.
How to choose from preset, internal, or RAM card lower tones.
Controls for pitch variation and modulation depth for expressive playing.
How to choose rhythm sources and specific rhythms from presets or internal memory.
Instructions on how to start, stop, and manage rhythm playback.
Techniques for starting rhythms with intros or synchronization and using fill-ins.
How to use preset rhythm fill-ins and variations.
How to add full-chord accompaniment using one-finger or fingered methods.
Explains chord construction and how to play various chords.
How bass and obbligato patterns are added and can be altered.
Adds automatic harmony to upper tone melodies.
Explains parameters that define sound characteristics like timbre, pitch, and volume.
Process of creating new sounds by editing existing presets.
Detailed steps on how to edit tone parameters.
Allows comparison of edited sounds with original presets.
Lists parameters for DCO/LFO, VCF, DCA, and Noise, with their ranges.
Explains how sound characteristics change over time.
Overview of synthesizer blocks like VCO, VCF, VCA, EG, LFO.
Steps to create and program rhythm patterns.
How to delete specific instrument sounds or entire patterns.
Steps to create and program bass lines for patterns.
Steps to program accompanying chords and their dynamics.
How to program chord and operation data into memory.
Procedures for preparing a RAM card for use.
Instructions on how to save and load data to/from the RAM card.
How to raise or lower the keyboard's pitch in half-step increments.
How to set the MIDI channel for communication with other devices.
How to select internal or external MIDI clock modes.
Solutions for no sound, no rhythm, no accompaniment, or external amp issues.
How to deal with interference from other appliances and connection issues.
Guidelines on location, power supply, handling, and cleaning for safe operation.
Steps to take if the keyboard malfunctions, including service contact.
Details on model, keys, polyphony, tones, rhythms, and memory.
Information on power, consumption, dimensions, weight, and accessories.
Basic explanation of sound as vibration and its transmission.
Visual representation and explanation of sound waves and waveforms.
Introduction to pitch, volume, and tone quality as fundamental sound properties.
Explanation of volume as determined by wave amplitude.
Explanation of timbre and its relation to waveform shapes.
How sine waves and harmonics shape timbre.
Explains how sound characteristics change over time.
Overview of synthesizer blocks like VCO, VCF, VCA, EG, LFO.
Details on MIDI messages transmitted and recognized for various functions.
Explanation of the four available MIDI modes (A, B, C, D).
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