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Brand | General Music |
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Model | WK4 |
Category | Electronic Keyboard |
Language | English |
Instructions for powering on the WK4 and initial display adjustments.
Describes the default state of the WK4 after powering on.
Guide to playing with auto accompaniment styles.
Instructions on how to select and assign instrument sounds.
Guide to selecting available Performances.
Detailed description of the front panel controls and layout.
Explanation of the rear panel connectors and their functions.
Details on WK4 sounds, including types, editing, and arrangement.
Methods for selecting and listening to individual instrument sounds.
Guide on how to select and change sound combinations (Performances).
Procedure for assigning sounds to specific tracks within a Performance.
Instructions for selecting Styles via panel or MIDI.
Details on the floppy disk formats recognized by the WK4.
Detailed steps for loading data from disk or hard disk into RAM.
Instructions for loading single sounds to Sound Bank destinations.
Detailed steps for saving data from RAM to disk or hard disk.
Definition of a Song as a multitrack recording and its formats.
Instructions for controlling Song playback and using the Jukebox function.
Definition and capabilities of MIDI (Musical Instruments Digital Interface).
Basic rules for connecting MIDI devices (master/slave configuration).
Method to select and assign effects to the current Performance.
Recalling Sounds by selecting Performances or Styles, and via MIDI.
Simple method for recording songs using existing styles and auto-accompaniments.
Detailed procedures for recording tracks and managing recording modes.
Function to assign and edit effects (Reverb, Modulation) to Performances.
Regulates the track volume using the DIAL or sliders.
Programming parameters exclusive to tracks affecting assigned sounds.
Programming parameters exclusive to Drumkits or Sound Patches.
Procedure to enter the Edit Song environment.
Procedure to enter the Edit Style environment.