Casio WK-1200 User Manual

Details FCC rules, notices, and warnings for unit usage.

Lists key features like tones, rhythms, auto accompaniment, display, etc.

Explains safety symbols (Warning, Caution) and general warnings.

Covers safe handling of power sources, transport, care, and location.

Advice on placement, cleaning, and avoiding extreme temperatures.

Overview of main controls, demo tunes, and external equipment connections.

Identifies main controls and how to attach the score stand.

Explanation of display indicators and information areas.

Details on sustain, sostenuto, soft pedals, and accessories.

Instructions for batteries, AC adaptor, and auto power off function.

How to play, select tones, and understand polyphony/sampling.

How to apply reverb, use pitch bend, and play drum pads.

Steps to choose and start rhythm patterns for accompaniment.

How to set tempo and start chord play with auto accompaniment.

Explains CASIO CHORD and FINGERED chord play methods.

Details FULL RANGE CHORD and how to use intro patterns.

Using fill-ins, rhythm variations, synchro start, and ending patterns.

How to use Free Session and adjust accompaniment volume.

Overview of mixer channels and using Channel Edit Mode.

How to change parameters within channels using Parameter Edit Mode.

Details on parameters like Program Change, Volume, Pan, Fine/Coarse Tune.

Overview of synthesizer mode functions and parameters.

Release rate, DCO, and how to save custom tones.

Procedure for selecting a preset and modifying it into a user tone.

Explains individual parameter ranges and offers tone creation advice.

How to assign names and save user tones to memory.

How to record songs using real-time recording.

Information on recorded track contents, mixer settings, and memory limits.

Covers memory data, real-time recording variations, and playback.

How to record chords one by one using step recording.

Details on data recorded via step recording and note length specification.

How to record additional parts using real-time recording.

How to step record to tracks and manage track data.

Procedure for correcting errors during step recording.

How to edit individual notes and parameter settings in memory.

Specific techniques for editing various parameters.

How to remove specific data points or whole tracks from memory.

How to play two tones simultaneously with one key.

How to assign different tones to keyboard sections and combine features.

How to turn touch response on/off for dynamic playing.

How to transpose keys and fine-tune the keyboard's pitch.

Explains MIDI, its connections, channels, General MIDI, and messages.

Details on MIDI control messages, effects, and system exclusives.

How to adjust GM Mode, Keyboard Channel, and Chord Judge settings.

Settings for Local Control, Accompaniment MIDI Out, and Pedal functions.

Procedures for backing up and restoring keyboard data via MIDI.