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A•8 Appendix
Recognized chords - example in the key of C
1. C
C
2. C
6
C
6
3. CM
7
CM
7
4. CM
7b5
CM
7b5
5. Cadd
9
C
add9
6. CM
7
9
CM
7
9
7. C
6
9
C
6
9
8. Caug
C
aug
9. Cm
C
m
10. Cm
6
C
m6
1
1. Cm
7
C
m7
12. Cm
7b5
C
m7b5
13. Cm
add9
C
madd9
14. Cm
9
C
m9
15. CmM
7
C
m
M
7
16. Cdim
C
dim
17. C
b5
C
b5
18. C
7
C
7
19. C
7sus4
C
7sus4
20. C
7b5
C
7b5
21. C
7
9
C
7
9
22. C
7
b9
C
7b
9
23. C
7
aug
C
7aug
24. C
sus4
C
sus4
The notes in brackets can be ignored
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Table of Contents
Default Chapter
2
Default Chapter
2
General Safety Instructions
2
Table of Contents
3
Introduction
7
The Owner's Manual
7
Upgrading Your Instrument
8
System Reset
8
Quick Guide
9
Instrument Layout Front Panel PS1000/PS1300
9
Rear Panel (Connections)
11
The Graphic LCD Display
12
Selection, Navigation and Data Entry
13
Enter / Escape
13
Navigation and Data Entry Devices
13
Selection Devices
13
Text Entry
14
The Alphanumeric Keyboard Configuration
14
Setting up and Getting to Know the Instrument
15
Connecting a Set of Headphones
15
Pedal Connection
15
Power Switch and Headphones
15
Adjusting the General Volume of the Instrument
16
Using the Volume Pedal (Optional)
16
Play with Auto Accompaniment Styles
17
The GRAND PIANO Button
18
Demo Song
19
Listen to the Demo Songs
19
To Listen to the Chained Demo Songs
19
Multimedia
20
Selecting Sound Presets (ROM)
21
The Sound Groups Section
21
Reconfiguring the Presets Using the Keyboard Activators
23
The User Sound Presets
24
Selecting the Programmable Presets
25
Playing with or Without the Effects
26
Transposing the Instrument up or down
26
Transposing a Section in Octave Steps
27
Play All Songs
28
Song Play - Direct from Disk
28
Recording a Song Style
29
User Guide
31
Ch. 1 • Sounds
32
Drumkits
32
Samples
32
Sounds, the Sound Banks, 1-2-3 and MIDI Bank 6
32
Selecting Single Sounds
33
Ch. 2 • the Presets
35
The Realtime Programmable Presets
35
The Sound Presets
35
Selecting Programmable Presets
36
Editing the Programmable Presets
37
The Preset Parameters
39
Save Changes to a Different Prog. Preset (or Create a New One)
40
Store Preset
40
To Memorize Changes to the Current Prog. Preset
40
Changing the Prog. Preset Name
41
To Restore the Original Preset Settings
41
About the PS1000 Styles
42
Ch. 3 • Styles
42
Enabling/Disabling the Automatic Accompaniments
42
The Style Preset
42
Selecting and Playing the Styles
43
The Single Touch Play Button
43
Chord Symbols
45
Starting the Style
45
The Style Volume and Balance
46
The Automatic Functions - Intro, Ending, Key Start, Key Stop, Variation, Fill, Fade
47
Activate the Automatic Functions Using a Switch Pedal
48
Arrange On/Off
49
Bass to Lowest
49
Lower Memory
49
Memory
49
The Arranger Section
49
Style Lock
50
Tempo Lock
50
The Style Tempo
50
The Style/Tempo Lock Button
50
Arrange Mode
51
Fingered 1
51
Freestyle
51
One Finger
51
Chord Lock (Cholock)
52
DSP Lock
52
Split Point
52
The Split Menu
52
Harmony
53
Metronome
53
Ch. 4 • Disk
55
Floppy Disk
55
Incorporated Functions
55
The Floppy Disk Operations
55
About Files
56
Load
58
Load Procedure
58
Save
59
Delete
61
Delete File Procedure
61
Disk Format Procedure
62
Format
62
Utility
63
General Disk Handling Information
64
Ch. 5 • Song Styles
66
Song Style Recording
66
What Is a Song Style
66
Recording a Song Style Using a ROM Style
67
Recording an Empty Song Style
68
Selecting and Playing Back Song Styles
69
Play Along with the Song Style
70
Clear Song Style
71
Ch. 6 • Songs
72
Selecting and Playing Songs
72
The Play All Songs Button
72
The Song Preset
72
What Is a Song
72
The Melody off Button
73
Play Along with the Song
74
Programming the Song Preset
74
Clear Song
75
Displaying Lyrics
76
To Display Lyrics on an External Monitor or Domestic TV
76
Assigning the Effect Types
77
Ch. 7 • Digital Signal Processor
77
Adjusting the Send Levels
78
Deactivating (Bypassing) the Effects
78
Ch. 8 • MIDI/General
79
To Gain Access to the MIDI/General Functions
79
The General Functions in Detail
80
MIDI and the MIDI Functions
83
The PS1000 MIDI Interface
83
What Is MIDI
83
About MIDI Channels
84
MIDI Programming Procedure
85
The MIDIENT Menu
85
Principal MIDI Applications
90
System Exclusive
92
Ch. 9 • Hard Disk (PS1300 Only)
93
Load from Hard Disk Partition
95
Load Procedure
95
Partition Information
96
Save Procedure
97
Save to Hard Disk Partition
97
Creating a New Partition (New Part)
99
Delete
100
Delete from Hard Disk Partition
100
Format
101
Utility
102
Load Mode
102
Copy File
102
Hard Disk Protect
105
Hard Disk Format
105
Ch. 10 • Audio Vocal Processor (PS1300 Only)
107
The A.V.P. Interface
107
Activating the AVP Interface and Adjusting the MIC/Line Signal
108
Processing the MIC/Line Signals with the Multi-Effects Processor
109
Using the Vocal Harmonizing Functions
109
Selecting the A.V.P. Presets
110
The A.V.P. Functions
111
Vocal Track, Vocal Octave, Vocal Sustain
111
Track Mute
112
MIC/Edit Functions
113
A.V.P General Parameters
114
A.V.P. Parameters Memorized to the Presets
114
Reference Section
115
Technical Specifications PS1000
117
Technical Specifications PS1300
118
Index
119
Appendix
123
ROM Sound Table (GM - GMX - Sample)
125
MIDI BANK 6 ROM Sound Table
126
Style Table
127
User Style, Song Style, Song Tables
127
Programmable Presets Table
127
Effect Tables
128
Reverb Table
128
Chorus Table
128
Drumkit Tables
130
Recognized Chords - Example in the Key of C
132
MIDI Implementation Chart
133
Recognized Control Change Messages (MIDI Controllers)
134
Control Change on Tracks
134
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Brand
GEM
Model
PS1000
Category
Musical Instrument
Language
English
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