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General| Brand | GEM |
|---|---|
| Model | GK 350 |
| Category | Electronic Keyboard |
| Language | English |
Guidelines for protecting the keyboard from temperature, shocks, and cleaning.
Critical safety information regarding battery installation and potential hazards.
Details on powering the keyboard using an AC adapter or batteries.
Instructions for inserting batteries and identifying low battery conditions.
Description of the Phones, Damper, and Aux. Out jacks for audio and control.
Information on the MIDI IN, OUT, and THRU ports for external MIDI devices.
How the GK350 displays played notes on its screen.
Guide to choosing and playing the instrument's various voices.
Using the numeric keypad for quick voice selection.
Instructions for playing layered sounds and drum kits.
Setting up and using split keyboard mode for different sounds.
Changing lower keyboard voices and canceling split mode.
How to choose and activate preset or stored sound combinations.
Adjusting the volume levels between Upper and Lower keyboard sections.
Muting sections, instant piano recall, and adding pitch bend.
Using the pitch bend buttons to alter the pitch of notes.
Activating, bypassing, and controlling built-in sound effects.
Controlling velocity sensitivity and shifting the keyboard's pitch down.
Introduction to styles, auto-accompaniment, and chord recognition modes.
Ways to choose styles using buttons and keypad.
Initiating style playback, triggering accompaniments, and stopping.
Utilizing pre-configured voice and volume settings for styles.
Adjusting tempo, chord modes, and using auto functions like Fill-in and Intro.
Using Intro, Fill-in, Key Start, Ending, and Fade for dynamic style playback.
Applying automatic harmonization to melodies for richer sound.
How to mute individual accompaniment tracks like Drums or Bass.
Recalling panel configurations for styles using STP buttons.
Adjusting the keyboard split point and memorizing it to a performance.
Introduction to the built-in digital signal processor for reverb and chorus.
Choosing specific reverb and chorus effects and adjusting their intensity.
Storing custom panel configurations to performance buttons.
Modifying and saving panel configurations to performance buttons.
Restoring all factory performance settings and canceling user data.
Introduction to the disk drive and saving user-programmed data.
Loading previously saved GK350 memory data from a floppy disk.
Playing MIDI files directly from disk without loading into memory.
Pre-selecting next MIDI files and using the Melody Off feature.
Procedures for saving GK350 data or loading memory from disks with MIDI files.
Steps for recording and listening to sequences with accompaniment.
Overwriting old songs and canceling sequences via panel reset.
Activating the metronome and setting the time signature (beat).
Adjusting pitch, fine-tuning, and stereo panning of the instrument's sound.
Setting MIDI transmission and reception channels and using the Control Change filter.
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