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Edit Mixer 12•3

3D EFFECT (F5)

The 3D effect is a spacializer which adds dimen-

sion to the SK760/880 Sounds.

Bass

A Bass equalizer which adds or removes the bass

frequencies.

Value range: –12dB … +12dB

Spatializer which affects the stereo outputs of the

instrument. The effect is not heard if the instru-

ment is connected to an amplification system in

mono.

Value range: –3dB ... –12dB.

Edit Mixer - 3D

Default Chapter4
- Important Safety Instructions4
- Table of Contents5
- Introduction I9
Quick Guide15
- User Guide16
Chapter 1 • Layout & Display17
- Front Layout17
- Rear Panel Connections18
- The Display19
Chapter 2 • User Guide25
- Power up25
The SK760/880 Playing Modes26
- Style/Realtime Mode26
- Song Mode26
Play the SK760/880 Keyboard Sounds (Style/Realtime Mode)27
- Full Keyboard Mode27
- Upper/Lower Keyboard Mode28
- Multi Keyboard Mode31
- Adjust the Overall Volume of the Instrument32
- Adjust the Sound Volumes Separately (Balancing)32
- Transpose the Instrument up or down33
- Transposing Tracks by Octaves34
- Play the Programmable Pads35
- Play with Headphones35
- Play with the Pedals36
- Play with the Wheels36
The Performances39
- Select and Play the Performances39
Selecting the SK Sounds41
- Select and Play the Bank 1 Sounds (GM)42
- Select and Play Sound Variations (Bank 2, 343
- Using the Keypad to Select a Sound44
- The solo Button - Isolate a Single Sound from the Rest45
Display Hold46
- Hold the Display During Selection Procedures46
The Styles47
- Play with the Styles48
- Start a Style with Key Start52
- Start a Style with Tap Tempo53
- Start and Stop a Style with Fade In/Out53
- The Functions of the Styles54
- Select a Style Performance55
- Select a Style Without Changing the Keyboard Sounds56
10 • Arrange Mode and the Chord Recognition Modes57
- Selecting the Arrange Mode Options58
- Changing the Split Point59
The Digital Signal Processor (DSP)60
- Change the Effect Assigned to Aperformance60
- D Effect62
- Play with Effects or Bypass Them62
12 • Store Performance63
- Save to the Current Performance63
- Save to a Different Performance64
- Restoring the Original Performance Settings66
13 • Load and Play Back the Supplied Demo Song67
- Load the Demo Song67
- Playback the Demo Song69
14 • Preload71
15 • Multimedia73
- Display Song Lyrics73
Record a Song (Quick Rec.)75
- Play Along with Your Recorded Song78
- Play Songs Using Jukebox79
17 • Save Your Programmed Data to Disk80
- The Save Procedure80
- Restoring the Songs Memory83
18 • MIDI84
- About MIDI84
- The MIDI Channels85
- The MIDI Configuration86
- The Computer Port87
- MIDI Filters88
- MIDI Lock88
- MIDI Panic89
Reference Guide91
Chapter 3 • Disk & Hard Disk91
- Disk & Hard Disk93
- The General «Disk» Procedure96
- Load Operations99
- Save Operations107
- Erase Operations115
- Copy117
- Move119
- Utility121
- Additional Functions127
- General Disk Handling Information130
Chapter 4 • Preload133
- Create a Preload List134
- The Preload Functions135
Chapter 5 • Selection/Help137
- Selection137
- Display Hold145
- Effects off145
- Help146
Chapter 6 • Songs, MIDI Files & Song Recording147
- About Songs147
- About Standard MIDI Files147
- Song Playback/Jukebox148
- Play View» Parameters149
- Play View Soft Buttons150
- Jukebox Soft Buttons151
- Recording a Song152
- The Record Method153
- The «Record View» Page in Detail156
Chapter 7 • Edit Song159
- Erase161
- Move163
- Copy164
- Quantize166
- Insert Measures168
- Delete Measures169
- Velocity170
- Transpose171
- Microscope172
- Master Track175
- Score & Edit Score178
- Score Controls179
- Edit Score180
Chapter 8 • User Style Recording185
- Recording186
- The «Record View» Page188
Chapter 9 • Edit Style193
- Erase195
- Move197
- Copy198
- Quantize200
- Insert Measures202
- Delete Measures203
- Velocity204
- Transpose205
- Microscope206
- Mask209
Chapter 10 • Edit Effects212
- Send Level212
- General Effect Balance212
- Effects Programming213
- Effect 1 - Reverb Table215
- Effect 2 - Delay/Chorus/Flanger/Modulation Table216
- Vocal Processor219
- Chord219
- Vocoder220
- Unison221
- Edit221
Chapter 11 • Edit MIDI225
- MIDI Channels225
- Configuration226
- MIDI Filters227
- General Settings227
- Common Channel/Arrangement230
- MIDI Dump231
- Local On,Local off233
- MIDI Lock233
Chapter 12 • Edit Mixer235
- Volume235
- Pan235
- Random Pan236
- Audio out236
Chapter 13 • Edit Controllers/Pads239
- Wheels239
- Pedals Programming240
- Pedals Assignment240
- Pads241
- The Switch Pedal Functions242
- The Continuous Pedal Functions243
Chapter 14 • Edit Tracks245
- Transpose245
- Master Transpose245
- Detune246
- Random Pitch246
- Mode/Priority246
- Velocity Curve247
- Velocity Range247
- Harmony248
- Delay249
- Key Range249
- Create Track250
- Copy Track250
- Erase Track250
Chapter 15 • Edit Perf Sound/Sound Patch251
- Edit Perf Sound252
- Edit Sound Patch255
Chapter 16 • Edit Sound261
- Waveform269
- Volume & Balance271
- Amplitude Envelope & Balance Envelope275
- Filter283
- Pitch Envelope288
- LFO (Low Frequency Ocillator)291
- Pan293
- Loading Samples302
- Saving Your Samples305
- Cancelling Samples306
- Assigning Samples306
- Cancelling Assignments308
- Sample Editing308
- Sample MIDI Dump312
- Abort (F8)313
Chapter 17 • Edit General315
- General Controls316
- Tuning/Scale316
- Pedalboard / Computer318
- Date & Time319
- Display Controls320
- MIC/Line Input320
- The Edit General Main Menu Options323
Appendix325
- Performance Tables325
- Effects Tables325
- • Wave Tables325
- System Exclusive Implementation325
- Index (Alphabetical)325
  - System Realtime Messages353
  - Performance Parameters358

Brand	GEM
Model	WK4
Category	Electronic Keyboard
Language	English

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