Why does my Dexibell Musical Instrument power turn off automatically?
This is a normal function of the Dexibell Musical Instrument. If you don’t want the power to turn off automatically, disable the “AUTO OFF” setting.
General| Type | Digital Piano |
|---|---|
| Number of Keys | 88 |
| Bluetooth | Yes |
| Display | LCD |
| Sound Engine | T2L |
| Effects | Reverb, Chorus, EQ |
| Connectivity | USB, MIDI, Audio Out |
Compliance information for digital devices according to FCC Rules for US users.
Compliance information for digital devices according to Industry Canada license-exempt RSS standard.
Statement on compliance with FCC and IC radiation exposure limits for low power wireless devices.
Guidelines for connecting and using the power supply for the instrument.
Instructions for cleaning and maintaining the instrument's finish and parts.
Important advice regarding data backup before sending the unit for repair.
Precautions and guidelines for handling and using USB memory devices.
Information on copyright laws and registered trademarks associated with the unit.
General warnings and advice for safe operation and handling of the instrument.
Visual guide illustrating connections for external devices like speakers, pedals, and computers.
Explanation of how to use the motorised draw-faders for real-time sound control.
Guide to selecting different vintage organ types available on the S9.
How to use draw-faders to control parameters like Mixer, MIDI, or EQ.
How to assign keyboard parts (Main, Lower, Pedal) to the draw-fader section.
Managing useful functions related to the movement of draw-faders for dynamic sound changes.
How to use the two AUDIO FX processors for Main, Coupled, and Lower/Pedal parts.
Step-by-step guide on how to select instrument tones using sound family and number buttons.
How to memorize and recall favorite settings for quick access during performances.
How to specify which part (Main, Coupled, Lower, Pedal) to assign to the keyboard.
Instructions on installing and managing sound libraries on the S9.
How to record your performance as audio data and play it back.
How to adjust the keyboard's pitch in semi-tone steps for accompanying different keys.
How to enable and use the aftertouch function for sound modification via key pressure.
Step-by-step guide for connecting the AC adapter and power cord to the unit.
Instructions for connecting the S9's output jacks to external amplifiers or mixing consoles.
How to connect sustain, foot-switch, and expression pedals to the instrument.
Guide for connecting external audio sources like digital players to the AUDIO IN jack.
Instructions on how to connect headphones for private listening without disturbing others.
How to connect the S9 to a computer via USB for audio and MIDI data exchange.
Using the S9 as a master keyboard to connect other MIDI devices via USB.
Important procedure for safely ejecting USB memory devices before unplugging.
Instructions on how to install the included music rest accessory.
Step-by-step guide on how to power on the instrument, including volume adjustment.
How to properly turn off the instrument, including confirmation prompts.
How to start and exit the S9's built-in demonstration songs.
Explanation of the main display, icons, and how to navigate menus and parameters.
Overview of the information displayed on the main screen and its key elements.
Detailed steps on navigating menus, selecting parameters, and adjusting their values.
Guide on how to assign names to files, memories, or other entries.
Step-by-step guide to selecting instrument tones from the S9's extensive library.
How to memorize and recall frequently used sounds for quick access.
Instructions on how to layer two different sounds across the entire keyboard.
How to split the keyboard into sections to play different sounds with each hand.
How to activate and select sounds for the pedal part of the keyboard.
Guide on how to adjust the keyboard split point according to user preference.
Using draw-faders to adjust the volume and reverb levels for individual keyboard parts.
How to select and explore the S9's various vintage organ models.
Guide to selecting specific organ sounds and understanding draw-fader positions.
Explanation of the motorised draw-faders and their role in shaping organ sounds.
How to assign organ sounds for the Main, Lower, and Pedal keyboard parts to the draw-faders.
How to manage functions that create dynamic sound changes using draw-fader movements.
How to apply vibrato and chorus effects to enrich organ performances.
How to add a natural-sounding distortion effect, simulating a tube amplifier.
Detailed adjustment of parameters like Drive, Tone, and Level for the overdrive effect.
How to add classic crisp attack sounds characteristic of vintage organs.
How to simulate the sound of classic rotary speakers for a spacious effect.
Overview of the S9's advanced sound generation technology and effector units.
How to use the real-time knobs to adjust effector parameters for live performance.
Guide on selecting and assigning sound effects (FX-A/FX-B) to individual keyboard parts.
How to add various digital reverb effects to enhance the sound's depth and ambience.
Using draw-faders to adjust the reverb level for each keyboard part.
How to select different types of reverb effects to suit the desired sound.
How to raise or lower the keyboard's pitch in semi-tone steps for accompaniment.
How to change the pitch of a selected part in octave steps (12 semitones).
How to enable and use the aftertouch feature for expressive sound modification.
How to assign various functions to parts like Main, Coupled, Lower, and Pedal.
Using Chord Enhancer and Chord Freeze features for easier chord playing.
How to adjust the keyboard's velocity sensitivity for different sounds.
Advanced customization of the keyboard velocity curve for personalized response.
How to set the input level for audio sources connected to the AUDIO IN jack.
How to reset the instrument to its original factory settings, including a warning about data loss.
How to restore all sound libraries to their original factory state.
Explanation of what sound libraries are and how they shape the instrument's sound.
Overview of the memory structure for storing and managing sound libraries.
How to manage sound libraries in the RAM area, including removing and adding them.
Steps for temporarily removing or permanently deleting sound libraries from the instrument.
Guide on how to import sound libraries from a USB memory stick to the S9.
Instructions for downloading and preparing sound libraries for USB transfer.
How to add libraries from the internal archive or previously removed libraries.
Guide on how to select and import USER sounds from USB memory or internal archive.
How to select and use USER organ sounds that have been imported into the instrument.
How to select and use USER orchestral sounds imported into the instrument.
How to prepare and export a custom sound set to a USB memory device.
How to import a previously saved sound set from a USB memory device.
Explanation of the T2L-Modelling technology for accurate sound reproduction.
How to modify sound parameters to personalize tones or create new sounds.
Detailed list and explanation of parameters for orchestral sounds.
Parameters defining the sound envelope for various instrument types.
Parameters specific to adjusting the volume and equalization of tonewheel sounds.
How to adjust keyboard velocity response to match specific sounds using T2L MENU.
Explanation of how memories and memory sets are structured and saved.
Step-by-step guide on how to save current instrument settings into internal memory.
How to recall previously saved settings from the instrument's internal memory.
Instructions for saving current instrument settings to an external USB memory device.
How to save memories into an existing memory set file on a USB memory.
How to create a new memory set file on a USB memory and save memories into it.
How to recall settings from a memory set file stored on a USB memory device.
How to change the name of a saved memory entry.
How to export all internal memories as a set to a USB memory for backup.
How to import memory sets from a USB memory device into the instrument's internal memory.
Setting up the instrument to automatically load your favorite settings upon startup.
Prerequisites for playing audio files, including loading songs onto USB memory.
Instructions on how to copy audio files from a computer to a USB memory stick.
How to select and play audio songs from USB memory or internal storage.
How to use controls like volume, rewind, and loop mode for audio playback.
How to record your performance as audio data to an external USB storage device.
Guide to creating professional quality stereo recordings in WAV format.
How to playback recorded audio performances.
Technique for recording a performance synchronously with a pre-recorded audio track.
How to divide the keyboard into zones for controlling external MIDI devices.
Detailed explanation of parameters for configuring MIDI zones, channels, and settings.
Explanation of the X MURE application for real-time audio track modification.
Capabilities of X MURE for controlling audio patterns via chord progression.
How to connect a mobile device (iPad/iPhone) to the S9 using a USB camera connector.
Guide on using the X MURE application with the S9 for interactive music playback.
How to stream music wirelessly from Bluetooth-enabled devices to the S9.
Steps for pairing a mobile device with the S9 for the first time to establish a secure connection.
How to reconnect to a mobile device that has previously been paired with the S9.
How to adjust master equalizer parameters in real-time using the draw-faders.
How to boost or reduce frequency ranges to achieve the best sound quality.
How to select and use pre-configured equalizer presets as a starting point.
How to save custom equalizer settings as user presets for later recall.
Overview of how to access and navigate the instrument's menu options.
Explanation of the different parameter groups available within the instrument's menu.
Accessing and adjusting main instrument settings like volume, tuning, and keyboard response.
Editing parameters specific to the Main keyboard part, including level and panpot.
Accessing and configuring the multi-effects processors (FX-A and FX-B) for various parts.
Managing and assigning functions to controls like pedals, sliders, knobs, and wheels.
Adjusting the instrument's tuning and selecting from various temperament scales.
Managing instrument memories, including saving, recalling, and exporting settings.
Adjusting audio output and input levels when using USB audio connections.
Managing Bluetooth settings for wireless audio connectivity.
Configuring MIDI reception, transmission, and settings for external device communication.
Comprehensive list of available effects and their adjustable parameters with explanations.
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