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General| Brand | Gear4music |
|---|---|
| Model | SDP-2 |
| Category | Musical Instrument |
| Language | English |
Important safety warnings regarding product placement, liquids, heat, ventilation, and power.
An overview of the SDP-2 Digital Piano, detailing its features and intended use.
Lists key features like keyboard type, instrument voices, effects, and connectivity options.
Details controls and indicators on the front panel, including buttons, display, and volume wheel.
Explains ports and connectors on the rear panel, such as USB, sustain, line out, and headphone jacks.
Instructions for connecting power, turning the unit on/off, and managing auto power saving features.
Guidance on setting the initial master volume level and adjusting it for playback.
Connect headphones for private listening and external sound systems via line out jacks.
Connect the piano via USB-MIDI for computer control and attach a sustain pedal for performance.
Information on connecting to AC power using the PSU or operating the unit on batteries.
How to select, layer, and adjust volume for the 8 built-in instrument voices.
Instructions for activating, playing, and navigating the 8 pre-loaded demo songs.
How to apply and toggle built-in reverb and chorus effects to the selected instrument voice.
Steps to control the intensity or depth of the reverb and chorus effects using keyboard keys.
Combine two voices simultaneously (layering) and instructions for exiting layer mode.
Adjusting volume levels for the main voice and the secondary layered voice independently.
Operate the metronome, adjust its volume, and change the time signature for practice.
Instructions on how to change the tempo (beats per minute) for the metronome function.
How to adjust the piano's overall tuning pitch in small increments using the master tuning function.
How to select between low, normal, and high key sensitivity levels to affect playing response.
Enable a fixed touch setting to disable velocity response and maintain a constant volume.
How to modify the bass frequencies of the piano's sound using the EQ adjustment function.
Setting the MIDI OUT channel for communication and control with external MIDI devices.
Using the piano as a MIDI controller and the function of the MIDI panic key for resets.
Procedure to clear all custom settings and return the piano to its original factory default settings.
Details MIDI message compatibility and functions for the SDP-2 in a comprehensive chart.
Explanation of OMNI ON/OFF and Poly/Mono modes for MIDI channel operation.
A visual reference chart showing which keyboard keys control advanced functions.
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