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Important safety warnings, symbols, and notes for the instrument.
Essential precautions for safe operation, installation, and usage.
Key controls for recording, playback, and tempo settings.
Buttons for metronome, playback, stopping, library access, and display.
Buttons for adjusting parameters, selecting presets, effects, and modes.
Initial steps to power on and prepare the instrument for use.
Adjusting the instrument's primary volume level and connecting headphones.
Activating and listening to the instrument's built-in demo songs.
How to select and activate the Rp 800's various sound presets.
Accessing and using the alternative variations for each preset.
Combining two or more presets simultaneously to create layered sounds.
Dividing the keyboard into two sections for different sounds.
Combining presets and their variations for complex sound layering.
Adjusting the volume ratio between sounds in a layer.
Selecting and applying different reverb sound effects to presets.
Customizing the reverb level sent to layer or split sections.
Selecting and applying different EFX sound effects to presets.
Customizing the EFX level sent to layer or split sections.
Adjusting the keyboard's response to playing touch and dynamics.
Shifting the instrument's overall pitch up or down.
Setting a constant dynamic value for the keyboard output.
Activating and using the metronome for practice timing.
Customizing time signature, accent, and volume for the metronome.
Step-by-step guide to recording performances on the sequencer.
Different modes for playing back recorded tracks and songs.
Adding a second track to an existing recording for layered performance.
Procedures for deleting individual tracks or the entire song memory.
Understanding and setting overdub vs. replace modes for recording.
Utilizing the metronome feature during song recording.
Various ways to select songs from the internal library.
Disabling left or right hand parts in library songs for study.
Adjusting song tempo and setting loop points for practice.
An overview of the instrument's adjustable functions and their parameter ranges.
Selecting different tuning temperaments for the instrument.
Fine-tuning the overall pitch of the instrument.
Configuring the instrument's MIDI input channels and modes.
Configuring the instrument's MIDI output channels and sections.
Managing local control settings for MIDI network connection.
Transmitting or receiving transposed MIDI notes.
Filtering Control and Program change messages for MIDI transmission.
Selecting between factory or user default startup configurations.
Saving programming data to an external MIDI sequencer.
Setting the PC port mode for computer connections.
Editing parameters for different reverb types.
Editing parameters for different EFX types.
Enabling or disabling the internal equalizer.
Enabling or disabling the Damper Physical Modeling.
Diagram and explanation of all rear panel audio and MIDI connections.
Detailed technical specifications including keyboard, polyphony, sounds, and dimensions.
A comprehensive list of all available presets, variations, and split sounds.
An alphabetical list of all 50 songs available in the internal piano library.
Overview of the DRAKE DSP engine and its capabilities.
Explanation of physical modeling for sound generation.
Patented technology simulating piano soundboard harmonics.
Simulating sympathetic resonance via the damper pedal.
Replicating piano string damping and harmonic decay.
Dynamic emulation of piano sound changes with velocity.
A detailed chart outlining MIDI message transmission and recognition.
Important safety warnings, symbols, and notes for the instrument.
Essential precautions for safe operation, installation, and usage.
Key controls for recording, playback, and tempo settings.
Buttons for metronome, playback, stopping, library access, and display.
Buttons for adjusting parameters, selecting presets, effects, and modes.
Initial steps to power on and prepare the instrument for use.
Adjusting the instrument's primary volume level and connecting headphones.
Activating and listening to the instrument's built-in demo songs.
How to select and activate the Rp 800's various sound presets.
Accessing and using the alternative variations for each preset.
Combining two or more presets simultaneously to create layered sounds.
Dividing the keyboard into two sections for different sounds.
Combining presets and their variations for complex sound layering.
Adjusting the volume ratio between sounds in a layer.
Selecting and applying different reverb sound effects to presets.
Customizing the reverb level sent to layer or split sections.
Selecting and applying different EFX sound effects to presets.
Customizing the EFX level sent to layer or split sections.
Adjusting the keyboard's response to playing touch and dynamics.
Shifting the instrument's overall pitch up or down.
Setting a constant dynamic value for the keyboard output.
Activating and using the metronome for practice timing.
Customizing time signature, accent, and volume for the metronome.
Step-by-step guide to recording performances on the sequencer.
Different modes for playing back recorded tracks and songs.
Adding a second track to an existing recording for layered performance.
Procedures for deleting individual tracks or the entire song memory.
Understanding and setting overdub vs. replace modes for recording.
Utilizing the metronome feature during song recording.
Various ways to select songs from the internal library.
Disabling left or right hand parts in library songs for study.
Adjusting song tempo and setting loop points for practice.
An overview of the instrument's adjustable functions and their parameter ranges.
Selecting different tuning temperaments for the instrument.
Fine-tuning the overall pitch of the instrument.
Configuring the instrument's MIDI input channels and modes.
Configuring the instrument's MIDI output channels and sections.
Managing local control settings for MIDI network connection.
Transmitting or receiving transposed MIDI notes.
Filtering Control and Program change messages for MIDI transmission.
Selecting between factory or user default startup configurations.
Saving programming data to an external MIDI sequencer.
Setting the PC port mode for computer connections.
Editing parameters for different reverb types.
Editing parameters for different EFX types.
Enabling or disabling the internal equalizer.
Enabling or disabling the Damper Physical Modeling.
Diagram and explanation of all rear panel audio and MIDI connections.
Detailed technical specifications including keyboard, polyphony, sounds, and dimensions.
A comprehensive list of all available presets, variations, and split sounds.
An alphabetical list of all 50 songs available in the internal piano library.
Overview of the DRAKE DSP engine and its capabilities.
Explanation of physical modeling for sound generation.
Patented technology simulating piano soundboard harmonics.
Simulating sympathetic resonance via the damper pedal.
Replicating piano string damping and harmonic decay.
Dynamic emulation of piano sound changes with velocity.
A detailed chart outlining MIDI message transmission and recognition.
The GEM RP800 is a digital keyboard designed for both learning and performance, leveraging Generalmusic's proprietary DRAKE technology. This instrument offers a comprehensive set of features for sound generation, recording, and musical education.
The RP800 serves as a digital piano, providing a wide range of sound presets, effects, and recording capabilities. Its core function is to replicate the experience of playing an acoustic piano while offering the versatility of a digital instrument. It includes an internal sequencer for recording and playback, a song library for learning, and various customization options for sound and performance.
The RP800 offers a user-friendly control panel for easy access to its functions.
The manual emphasizes that the RP800 has been accurately tested in a safety laboratory and should not be modified by the user to avoid compromising safety standards and warranty. Servicing should be referred to qualified service personnel. The instrument's technical specifications are subject to change without prior notice, and Generalmusic is not responsible for damage caused by improper use or modifications. The manual provides detailed instructions for correct usage, which is key to maintaining the instrument's performance and longevity.
General| Brand | GEM |
|---|---|
| Model | rp800 |
| Category | Electronic Keyboard |
| Language | English |
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