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General| Type | Digital Piano |
|---|---|
| Keyboard | 88 keys |
| Effects | Reverb, Chorus |
| MIDI | Yes |
| Speakers | Yes |
| Connectivity | MIDI In/Out |
Welcome and brief overview for new owners of the GEM digital pianos.
Explanation of the graphical warning symbols used in the manual.
Critical safety instructions for operating the instrument to prevent hazards.
Itemization of accessories and components included with the piano.
Controls for recording, playback, tempo, and song library functions.
Buttons for choosing presets, variations, split, and effects.
Buttons for balance, functions, transpose, reverb, and touch.
Steps for connecting power and turning on the piano for the first time.
How to set the main volume and connect headphones for private listening.
Instructions on how to activate and listen to the instrument's demonstration songs.
How to choose from the 32 available instrument sounds.
Accessing and applying variations to the selected presets.
Combining two presets simultaneously to create layered sound textures.
Detailed steps for layering sounds with and without variations.
How to divide the keyboard into two sections for different sounds.
Fine-tuning the volume mix between sounds in layer mode.
How to choose different reverb styles (Stage, Hall, Room).
Customizing the amount of reverb sent to sounds in presets.
Choosing from effects like Delay, Tremolo, Phaser, Chorus.
Customizing the amount of EFX sent to sounds in presets.
Adjusting how the keyboard velocity affects sound dynamics.
Setting a constant dynamic value for keyboard output.
Shifting the overall pitch of the instrument up or down.
Activating and utilizing the built-in metronome.
Customizing time signature, accent, and volume.
Step-by-step guide to recording performances on the instrument.
How to play back recorded songs in different continuation modes.
Instructions for recording a second part to complement a first track.
Procedures for deleting individual tracks or entire recorded songs.
Choosing between Overdub and Replace modes for track recording.
Utilizing metronome settings during the song recording process.
How to choose and listen to songs from the internal library.
Using piano keys to select songs from the library.
Silencing left or right hand parts for focused practice.
Modifying the playback speed of songs from the internal library.
Setting loop points to repeat specific song sections during playback.
Choosing different musical tuning scales for the instrument.
Fine-tuning the overall pitch of the instrument.
Setting up parameters for incoming MIDI data from other devices.
Setting up parameters for outgoing MIDI data to other devices.
Controlling the instrument's response to MIDI keyboard input.
Adjusting MIDI note transposition for transmission and reception.
Configuring filters for incoming MIDI messages.
Choosing between factory or user-defined default startup settings.
Saving recorded songs to an external MIDI sequencer.
Setting the USB connection mode for PC communication.
Fine-tuning reverb parameters like depth, time, and predelay.
Fine-tuning effect parameters such as Depth, Param1, and Param2.
Enabling or disabling the internal equalizer function.
Activating or deactivating the damper physical modeling feature.
Selecting decay envelope modes for damper pedal sounds.
Turning the front panel power indicator light on or off.
Details on connecting speakers, pedals, and the power supply.
Information on the functionality of MIDI and USB ports.
Key technical details including polyphony, effects, dimensions, and weight.
Explanation of the core digital signal processing engine powering the pianos.
How sounds are generated using mathematical models of acoustic properties.
Details on Natural String Resonance, Damper Model, Release, and FADE.
Stock code, contact information, and print origin for the manual.
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