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General| Brand | Kawai |
|---|---|
| Model | CP 209 |
| Category | Musical Instrument |
| Language | English |
Details on physical components and their names.
Explanation of instrument controls, panel buttons, and LCD touch screen.
How to use built-in help features and demonstration songs.
Step-by-step guide to accessing and using the help function.
Explains the different types of demonstration songs available.
How to listen to prerecorded piano music and manage favorites.
How to activate and manage the four sound parts (Left, Right 1, Right 2, Solo).
Guide to choosing and assigning instrument sounds to parts.
Adjusting volume, panning, reverb, and chorus levels for each part.
Details on applying Reverb, Chorus, and other effects to sounds.
How to change the overall pitch and octave of parts.
Instructions for using the built-in metronome feature.
Quickly sets the piano to Concert Grand sound, disabling other functions.
Customizing pedal and panel functions for performance.
Simple method for recording keyboard performance and panel settings.
Detailed recording features including multi-track and step recording.
How to choose and start playing with accompaniment styles.
Explains how the ACC system recognizes chords and adjusts styles.
Feature for automatically setting sounds and settings for a style.
Saving and recalling panel settings as custom registrations.
Quickly sets up the CP for playing specific songs using preset configurations.
Adds harmony notes to the right-hand part for a fuller sound.
Introduction to editing styles using Conductor and Style Maker.
Tools for editing existing styles (Easy Edit, Advanced Edit).
How to choose songs from the Concert Magic library.
Guide to playing songs by tapping keys, using the Note Navigator.
Instructions for recording and creating custom Concert Magic songs.
Adjusting the overall pitch and individual part tuning.
Customizing keyboard touch sensitivity for playing style.
Adjusting the tone character using equalizer settings.
Changing the piano's tone quality with different voicing options.
Simulating acoustic piano resonance effects (Damper, String, Key Off).
Selecting sounds for Concert Magic songs (Preset or Concert Grand).
Assigning functions to the Soft, Sostenuto, and Damper pedals.
Setting whether fill-ins play automatically with variation changes.
Configuring Solo part priority, trigger mode, and portamento.
Selecting the video signal system for the Video Out jack.
Choosing whether to use preset or panel effect settings for sounds.
Selecting different tuning temperaments, including user-defined ones.
Setting how sounds are selected (Auto vs. Manual).
Setting how styles are selected (Auto vs. Manual).
Configuring MIDI settings for instrument communication.
Saving current settings as defaults or restoring factory settings.
Controlling which registration parameters are applied upon selection.
Resetting user settings to original factory defaults.
Displays the installed system software version.
Adjusting background screen, brightness, and screen hold.
Adds various harmonies to the microphone input.
Applying effects like EQ, Echo, Vibrato, and Reverb to the mic input.
Accessing USB functions like Load, Save, Delete, and Format.
Instructions for saving various types of data to USB memory.
How to load songs, styles, and settings from a USB device.
Procedure for deleting data stored on a USB memory device.
Steps to format a USB memory device to clear all data.
Loading and playing MIDI files directly from USB memory.
Adjusting tempo, parts, and transpose while playing songs from USB.
Playing audio files (MP3/WAV) stored on USB memory.
Creating digital audio files from performances via USB.
Basic operations for recording to CD-R/RW discs.
How to play standard audio CDs using the instrument's drive.
Recording live performances or songs directly to CD.
Finalizing a CD-R disc for playback on other devices.
Features for CD-RW discs like deleting tracks and formatting.
Diagrams showing how to connect external audio and MIDI devices.
Details on setting up USB MIDI connections with computers.
List of available built-in accompaniment styles categorized by genre.
Comprehensive list of songs available via the Song Stylist feature.
List of songs categorized for the Concert Magic feature.
Charts showing fingering for recognized accompaniment chord types.
Table mapping sounds to MIDI program change numbers.
Mapping of MIDI notes to drum and SFX kit sounds.
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