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Contents4
General Guide6
Reading the Display8
Currently Selected Item Lubrication8
Modes9
Menus9
Saving Settings10
Returning the Digital Keyboard to Its Factory Default Settings10
Getting Ready to Play11
Preparing the Music Stand11
Power Supply11
Using a Household Power Outlet11
Using Batteries12
Low Battery Indication12
Connections13
Connecting Headphones13
Connecting a Pedal13
Connecting a Microphone13
Connecting Audio Equipment or an Amplifier14
Bundled and Optional Accessories14
Selecting and Playing a Tone15
To Turn on Digital Keyboard Power15
Auto Power off15
Listening to Demo Tunes16
Selecting a Tone16
To Disable Auto Power off16
Layering and Splitting Tones17
To Layer Two Tones18
To Split the Keyboard between Two Tones18
To Specify the Keyboard Split Point19
To Use Layer and Split Together19
Raising and Lowering Keyboard Tuning (Transpose)20
Using Octave Shift20
Using the Metronome21
To Change the Beats Per Measure21
To Change the Tempo Setting21
Using the Pitch Bend Wheel22
To Adjust the Tempo by Patting a Beat22
Selecting a Temperature and Fine Tuning Its Scale23
To Select a Preset Scale23
Fine Tuning a Scale24
Specifying Whether the Current Scale Setting Should be Applied24
Playing Arpeggio Phrases Automatically25
Using Auto Accompaniment26
Playing an Auto Accompaniment26
Selecting a Chord Fingering Mode28
Fingered28
Casio Chord28
Full Range Chord28
Modifying Auto Accompaniment Patterns29
Using One-Touch Presets29
Using Auto Harmonize30
To Play Using Auto Harmonize30
Using the Rhythm Editor31
User Rhythm Numbers31
To Create and Save a User Rhythm31
To Clear User Rhythm Data33
Applying Effects to a Sound34
Configuration of Effects34
DSP Effect Mode Configuration35
Reverb35
Chorus35
Dsp35
Selecting an Effect36
To Add Reverb to Sounds36
To Add the Chorus Effect to Sounds37
To Use a DSP38
Creating a User DSP39
User DSP Numbers39
To Create and Save a User DSP39
Using the Mixer41
Mixer Overview41
How Parts Are Organized41
Mixer Operation42
To Change Mixer Parameters42
To Initialize All Mixer Parameters43
Mixer Parameter Settings44
Master Parameters44
DSP Parameters44
MIC Parameters45
Part Parameters46
Using the Tone Editor47
Tone Creation Overview47
Volume Characteristics Parameters47
Release Time47
Creating a User Tone48
User Tone Numbers48
To Create and Save a User Tone48
Curoff Frequency48
Tone Parameter Settings50
Music Presets52
To Perform Using a Music Preset52
Music Preset Settings54
To Change Music Preset Auto Accompaniment Settings55
To Change the Rhythm While Using a Music Preset55
Creating a User Preset56
User Preset Numbers56
To Create and Save a User Preset56
To Clear User Preset Data57
Timing Setting and Chord Progression Playback58
Normal58
Half58
Double58
Editing a Chord Progression60
Chord Progression Editing Flow60
To Modify Recorded Chord Data61
To Delete Recorded Chord Data61
To Insert a New Chord61
To Perform Step Input of Chords62
To Perform Menu Operations63
Saving Keyboard Setups to Registration Memory64
Registration Save Example64
To Save a Setup to Registration Memory65
To Recall a Setup from Registration Memory65
Using the Song Sequencer66
Starting One-Touch Recording66
To Use Easy Rec to Record66
What You Can Do with the Song Sequencer68
To Use EASY REC to Record a Performance Using a Music Preset68
Songs, Tracks and Parts68
System Track and Track 01 through 16 Common Recording Content69
System Track Recording Content69
Track 01 through 16 Recording Content69
Panel Settings and Header Settings69
Recording Individual Tracks70
To Record a Performance to the System Track70
To Record to Tracks 01 through 1671
Using Panel Record to Rewrite Song Header Settings74
Mixer Settings in the Song Sequencer Mode74
To Perform a Panel Record Operation74
Playing a Recorded Song75
To Play Back a Particular Part Alone76
To Repeat Play a Specific Phrase76
Editing a Song77
To Start a Song Editor Operation77
To Clear a Song78
To Copy a Song from One Area to Another78
To Delete a Specific Measure from a Song79
To Insert Blank Measures into a Song79
To Extract System Track Recorded Content to Track 04 through 0780
To Rename a Song80
Editing a Track81
To Start a Track Editor Operation81
To Clear a Single Track81
To Copy One Track to Another Track82
To Combine Two Tracks into a Single Track82
Editing Events83
To Start an Event Editor Operation83
Event Types and Screen Content84
Reading Event Data84
Event Data List85
Track 01 to 16 Events85
System Track Events86
To Select a Track for Editing87
To Play Back a Song from the Event Editor Screen87
To Select the Types of Events that Appear on the Event Editor Screen88
To Edit an Existing Event88
To Delete an Individual Event88
To Delete All Events in a Track89
To Delete All Events in a Specific Range of a Track89
To Insert an Event90
To Copy the Events Within a Specific Range to a Desired Location90
To Quantize an Individual Note Event91
To Quantize All Note Events in a Track92
To Quantize All Note Events Within Specific Range of a Track92
Deleting Pitch Bender Events93
To Adjust the Velocity Value of a Note Event94
To Adjust the Gate Time Value of a Note Event95
To Delete a Beat Event95
Directly Inputting Note Events96
To Insert a Beat Event96
To Perform Step Input96
Input Menu Setting Items97
Using the Function Menu98
To Change the Setting of a Function of Item98
Function Menu Settings99
Touch99
Tchoffvel (Touch off Velocity)99
Ped.assign (Pedal Assign)99
Arpegspeed (Arpeggiator Speed)100
Arpegpart (Arpeggiator Part)100
Precount (Song Pre-Count Sound)100
Songrepeat (Song Repeat Play)100
Volume Group101
MIDI Group101
Autoresume (Auto Resume)102
Default (Default Settings)102
Initialize102
Using a Memory Card104
Supported Data Types104
Card and Card Slot Precautions104
Loading and Removing a Memory Card105
Entering the Card Mode105
Formatting a Memory Card105
Saving Digital Keyboard Data to a Memory Card106
To Batch Save All Digital Keyboard Data to a Memory Card107
Memory Card Data Storage107
Loading Data from a Memory Card108
To Delete a File from a Memory Card109
To Rename a File on a Memory Card109
Playing a Music File from a Memory Card110
To Repeat Play a Specific Section of a Song112
Error Messages113
Connecting to a Computer114
Minimum Computer System Requirements114
Connecting the Digital Keyboard to Your Computer114
Storing and Loading Digital Keyboard Memory Data115
To Download Data Manager115
Reference116
Troubleshooting116
Specifications118
Operating Precautions120
Location120
User Maintenance120
Included and Optional Accessories120
DSP Effect List121
DSP Type List122
DSP Parameter List123
Single Type DSP Parameters123
Wah123
Compressor123
Flanger124
Delay124
Reflection124
Rotary124
Dual Type DSP Parameters125
Lo-Fi125
Fingering Guide126
Supported Input Characters126
Chord Example List127
Assigning a MIDI Channel to each Part128
Parameter List129

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