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General| Polyphony | 256 notes |
|---|---|
| Sound Source | Harmonic Imaging XL (HI-XL) |
| Effects | Reverb, Chorus, Delay, Amp Simulator |
| Display | 128 x 64 pixel |
| Connectivity | MIDI (IN/OUT) |
| Power Supply | AC adapter (included) |
Details the key features and technologies of the MP7 stage piano, including its keyboard action and sound engine.
Explains the conventions, symbols, and text formatting used throughout the manual for clarity and ease of understanding.
Details the function and layout of the front panel controls including wheels, buttons, and faders.
Illustrates how to connect external MIDI devices, computers, and audio equipment to the MP7.
Provides essential preparation steps before operating the MP7, including audio output connections.
Explains the MP7's four-zone structure (MAIN, SUB1, SUB2, SUB3) and their capabilities.
Guides users through the initial setup and basic operation of turning on the MP7 and setting volumes.
Details the process of selecting instrument sounds by category, sub-category, and variation.
Explains how to turn zones on/off, adjust their volumes, and create layered sounds.
Explains the application and adjustment of Reverb, EFX, and Amp Simulator effects for each zone.
Covers global settings including EQ adjustment and Transpose function for overall sound shaping.
Provides an overview and lists parameters for adjusting sounds and settings in INT mode.
Details parameters for controlling external MIDI devices in EXT mode.
Combines INT and EXT mode parameters for zones set to operate in BOTH mode.
Describes the functions of the STORE button for saving sounds, setups, and power-on settings.
Explains how to save the current sound's EDIT menu parameters to a variation button.
Details how to store all EDIT menu parameters and panel settings to a SETUP memory.
Explains how to select and recall stored SETUP memories for the instrument's configuration.
Introduces the MP7's recorder functions for internal memory and USB devices.
Provides instructions for recording, playing back, saving, and managing MIDI songs in internal memory.
Explains how to record and play back audio files (MP3/WAV) using a USB memory device.
Covers the Metronome's click mode, rhythm patterns, and recording with a metronome.
Introduces the USB Menu functions for managing data on a USB memory device.
Details how to load SOUND, SETUP, SMF, and All files from a USB memory device.
Explains how to save SOUND, SETUP, SMF, and All files to a USB memory device.
Provides instructions for deleting files stored on a USB memory device.
Explains how to format a USB memory device, erasing all stored data.
Introduces the SYSTEM Menu, which contains global settings affecting the MP7's operation.
Covers system utility parameters such as tuning, knob action, LCD contrast, and auto power off.
Explains the global operation and polarity settings for connected pedals.
Covers MIDI channel, transmit/receive settings, and program change modes.
Provides functions for creating custom touch curves, temperaments, key volumes, and stretch tunings.
Explains how to reset various settings and memories back to factory defaults.
Describes how to lock or unlock the MP7's control panel buttons and knobs.
Explains how to connect the MP7 to a computer via USB for MIDI communication.
Provides instructions for checking the software version and performing a system software update.
Provides a comprehensive list of all available instrument sounds categorized by type.
Lists all available drum patterns, grouped into categories and variations.
Details the parameters for Chorus, Flanger, Phaser, Wah, Tremolo, Auto Pan, and other EFX types.
Provides detailed technical information on MIDI messages recognized and transmitted by the MP7.
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