Casio Oriental Maestro AT1 User Manual

Fine tuning for specific musical scales, enabling string and reed instrument timbres.

Play two tones simultaneously or split the keyboard for different sounds.

50 built-in patterns with versatile chord and rhythm options.

Store up to approximately 700 notes for later playback.

Simple procedure to turn the keyboard on or off via the POWER button.

Enable or disable touch sensitivity for playing via the TOUCH RESPONSE button.

Choose and start a rhythm pattern using the MODE and RHYTHM buttons.

Start accompaniment automatically by playing a chord with Synchro Start.

Adjust keyboard pitch precisely using the 10-key pad and TRANSPOSE/TUNE button.

Change the overall key of the keyboard easily using the TRANSPOSE/TUNE button.

Select one of three touch response levels for playing dynamics.

Use patterns like 'Masmoodi' for automatic accompaniment.

Adjust pitch by quarter tones (50 cents) for microtonal tuning.

Adjust pitch using komas for Turkish scale tuning.

Details on using batteries and the optional AC adaptor for power.

Guide for properly loading D-size batteries into the compartment.

Instructions for connecting and using the optional AC adaptor.

Explanation of the automatic power shut-off feature after inactivity.

Procedure to disable the auto power off function.

Information on retained settings and memory data after power off.

How key pressure affects note volume and expression.

Overview of automatic accompaniment features using the keyboard.

Setting the volume level for the auto-accompaniment.

Keyboard's ability to tune to various scales, including oriental.

Saving and recalling keyboard setups like tones, rhythms, and effects.

Procedure for saving a complete keyboard configuration to memory.

Loading saved keyboard configurations from registration memory.

Recording and playback of musical performances on the keyboard.

Steps for recording a performance, including rhythms and accompaniment.

Steps for playing back recorded songs and playing along.

Adjusting the overall keyboard pitch using the 10-key pad.

Changing the key of the keyboard by semitones.

Selecting one of three touch response levels for playing dynamics.

Table of common problems, possible causes, and solutions.

Guidelines for maintaining the musical instrument and avoiding damage.

Key count, octaves, and touch response capabilities.

Number of tones, polyphony, fine tuning, and scale memory.

Magical presets, auto-accompaniment, song memory, and registration.