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13
Introduction
KEY
BO
ARD
A
C
CESSORIES
Ke
yboard
61 waterfall keys, velocity sensitive.
A
C
adaptor
Supplies po
wer to the instrument - USE ONL
Y AD3-1250,
DO NO
T SUBSTITUTE!
A
C cord set
Attaches AC adapter to
W
all outlet.
AMOUNT
VOLUME
RECORD
ENTER
VA
LU
E
EXIT
MENU /
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MANUAL
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Table of Contents
Default Chapter
2
Important Safety Instructions
2
Important - Please Read
4
Introduction
5
Table of Contents
6
Main Features
9
Names and Functions
10
Top Panel
10
Rear Panel
12
Keyboard
13
Accessories
13
Hook-Up
15
Basic Hook-Up
16
Connecting the Leslie Speaker
17
Basic Connection of the Leslie Speaker
17
MIDI Control of the Leslie Speaker
17
Expand the Keyboard
18
Dual Keyboard + Pedalboard
18
Dual Keyboard
19
Using Cu-1 Leslie Switch
20
Getting Ready to Play
21
Switch on
22
How to Power on
22
Back up
22
Reset to the Factory Settings
22
Play with the Patches
23
USER and PRESET
23
How to Call a Patch
23
Example: Select U4-1
23
Register Favorite Patches (Favorites)
24
Register Patches to Favorites
24
How to Call Favorites
24
Locking Patches 1-8
25
Use the Foot Controllers
26
Expression Pedal
26
Foot Switch
26
Try Creating Your Own Sound
27
Select [Manual]
27
Column: INITIALIZE the INTERNAL SETTINGS [MANUAL]
27
Select the Upper Drawbars
28
Pull out Drawbars
28
Add the Touch-Response Percussion
28
Add Effects to the Organ Section
29
Vibrato & Chorus
29
Leslie
29
Overdrive
29
Reverb
29
What Is a "Part
30
Keyboard Split
30
Manual Bass
30
Pedal Sustain
31
Record the Patch to Memory
32
Example: RECORD to U3-2
32
Setting up
33
Sound Engine Structure
34
Organ Section
35
Master Equalizer
35
Organ Section
36
Organ Type
36
TONE-WHEELS (Btype1, Btype2, Mellow)
36
TRANSISTOR (VX, Farf )
36
Pipe
36
Column: SELECTING the ORGAN TYPES
37
Example: Switching the Manual Part to "Pipe
37
Harmonic Drawbars
38
Drawbars (on Tone-Wheel Organ)
38
Drawbars for the Upper and Lower Parts
39
Drawbars to Use on the Pedal
39
Drawbar Registration Patterns
40
Modern Drawbar Registrations
41
DRAWBARS (VX)
42
DRAWBARS (Farf )
43
Drawbars (Pipe)
44
Drawbar Select
45
Assign Drawbars to Parts
45
Match the Registration to Drawbars
45
Percussion
46
1´ Drawbar Cancel
46
Vibrato & Chorus
47
Overdrive
48
Leslie
49
Reverb, Multi-Effects
50
Manual Bass, Pedal Sustain
51
Keyboard Split, Octave Shift, Transpose
52
Patch
53
User and Preset
53
Name the Present Setting
54
Record to the Patch
55
Using the Control Panel
57
What You Can Do on the Control Panel
58
Play Mode
59
How to Read the Display
59
Button Operation in this Mode
59
Menu Mode
60
How to Read the Display
60
Button Operation in this Mode
60
Menu and the Contents
61
Function Mode
62
How to Read the Display
62
Button Operation in this Mode
62
Short Cut to Function Mode
63
Example of Operation
63
Register the Pages You Frequently Use
63
Parameter Operation Example
64
Locking the Display
66
Setting the Parameters
67
Drawbar
68
Setting for Manual (Lower & Upper) Drawbars
68
Setting the Pedal Part
69
Patch
70
Patch Name
70
Patch Level
70
Patch Load
70
Favorites
70
Tune
71
Transpose
71
Master Tune
71
Control
72
Foot Switch
72
Expression
73
Glide
73
Damper
74
Display
74
Keyboard
74
PERCUSS (Percussion)
76
VIB&CHO (Vibrato & Chorus)
77
Leslie
78
Cabinet Number
78
Leslie Parameters
78
External Leslie Speaker
80
Record the Cabinet
80
CUST. TW (Custom Tone-Wheels)
81
Record the CUSTOM Virtual TONEWHEELS Setting
83
Pipe
84
OD / EFF (Overdrive / Effects)
86
Overdrive
86
Multi-Effects
86
EQUALIZ (Equalizer)
94
Patch Equalizer
94
PATCH EQUALIZER and MASTER EQUALIZER
94
Reverb
95
Default
96
System
97
MIDI
99
About MIDI
100
What Is "MIDI
100
MIDI Jacks on this Keyboard
100
What the MIDI Can Do on this Keyboard
100
Main MIDI Message
101
Channel Message
101
System Message
101
MIDI Structure
102
Keyboard Channels
102
External Zone Channels
102
Expanded Keyboards
102
Using an External Sequencer
104
Recording a Organ Performance to an Sequencer/Daw
104
Sequencer Playback
104
Using a MIDI Sound Module
105
Zones
106
What Is Displayed on the Upper Left
106
Internal Zone
106
External Zone
106
Panic Function and Parameter Re-Load
107
MIDI
108
MIDI Template
108
Master
108
Keyboard Channels
109
Save the Setup
111
Save Your Setup
112
What You Can Do with the Usb Flash Drive
112
About Usb Flash Drive
112
Usable Usb Flash Drive
112
Usb Connector
112
Folder Structure
112
Initialize the Usb Flash Drive
113
Setup Procedures
114
How to Read the Display
114
Save the Setup
114
Change the Setup Name
115
Load the Setup
116
Delete the Setup
116
Patch Procedures
117
How to Read the Display
117
Save the Patch File
117
Load the Patch File
118
Delete the Patch File
118
Troubleshooting
119
Troubleshooting
120
Appendix
121
MIDI Templates
122
Preset Patch List
123
MIDI Information
124
MIDI Implementation
124
Channel Voice Message
124
Channel Mode Message
124
Drawbar Data List 1
125
Control Number
125
Drawbar Data List 2
125
System Exclusive Message
126
Mode Setting Exclusive Message
126
NRPN Switch
126
Data Set (Rx. Only)
126
Identity Request (Rx. Only)
126
Identity Reply (Tx. Only)
126
Global Parameters
127
Patch Parameters
128
Leslie Parameters
132
System Parameters
132
Tonewheel Parameters
132
Pipe Parameters
132
Custom Tone-Wheels List
133
MIDI Implementation Chart
134
MIDI Channels and Messages
135
Specifications
136
Service
139
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Model
XK-1c
Category
Electronic Keyboard
Language
English
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