16
120notes.Soundsusingtwooscillators,suchastheBank
2soundofthePIANO2buon,ortheBank1and2sounds
ofthe E.PIANO2buon,have a maximum polyphonyof
60notes.
120÷Numberofsoundoscillators=Maximumpolyphony
Keep the maximum polyphony in mind and carefully
choosesoundswhenusingLayerModetoplaytwosounds
simultaneouslyorwhenusingthedamperpedal.
Specications
Keyboard RH3(Realweightedhammeraction3)
88keys(A0–C8)
Touch Curves Fiveavailable
Pitch Control Transpose,Mastertuning
Temperament Threetypes
Sound Generation
StereoPCMSystem
Polyphony 120notes(max)
Sounds 30sounds(10x3banks)
Eects Brilliance,Reverb,Chorus(3levelseach)
Recorder Twoparts,maximum14,000notes
(approximately100KB)
Demo Songs 50
(SoundDemoSong×10,PianoSong×40)
Metronome
Tempo,TimeSignature,Accent,soundandVolum
controls
Pedal
Damper*,Sostenuto,Soft*(*half-pedalingsupported)
Connections
LINEOUT,Headphones×2,MIDI(IN,OUT),PEDAL,
SPEAKER
Controls
Power,VOLUME,PIANOSONG,TRANSPOSE,
FUNCTION,TOUCH,BRILLIANCE,REVERB,
CHORUS,BANK,Sound×10,DISPLAY,+,–,
METRONOME,Play/Pause( ),Stop( ),Record( ),
PART1,PART2
Wireless method:
Bluetooth(A2DPSink)(C1Aironly)
Speakers 10cm×2
Amplication 25W×2
Power supply DC24V
( )
Power consumption 18W
Dimensions (W × D × H)
1346×347×770mm/52.99×13.66×30.31inches
1346×347×926mm/52.99×13.66×36.46inches
(withthekeycoveropened)
Weight 35kg/77.16lbs.(includingStand)
Included Items
ACadapter,Powercord,StandwithSpeakerBox&
Pedalunit.
•Specicationsandappearancearesubjecttochange
withoutnoticeforimprovement.
Appendix
Troubleshooting
If any of the following problems should occur, carefully
examinetheinstrumenttoseeifyoucandiscernwhatthe
troublemaybe,andtryresolvingitbyfollowingthesug-
gestions below. If the instrument still does not function
properly,pleasecontactyourdealer.
The instrument will not turn on
• CheckthattheACadapteriscorrectlyconnectedtothe
pianoandtheoutlet.
• Makesurethatthepowercordisfullypluggedintothe
ACadapter.
No sound
• Isthecablefromthespeakerboxconnectedsecurelyto
thespeakerconnectorontheC1/C1Air?
• Besurethatthevolumeissettoanadequatelevel,and
notsettotheMINvalue.
• Make sure thatthe MIDILocalfunctionis not set on
OFF (seepage14).Ifitis,setittoON(orturnthein-
strumentoandthenonagain).
• Checktoseethatnothingisconnectedtotheheadphone
jacks;anyconnectiontoeitherofthesejackswillmute
theinternalspeakers.
Notes are interrupted or sound generation is heavy
Themaximumpolyphonymayhavebeenexceeded;
see“Aboutmaximumpolyphony.”
The sound has changed.
Eects such as reverb and chorus are saved with each
sound.
Theeectseingsthatareapplieddierdependingonthe
orderthatsoundsareselectedinLayerModeorthesounds
selectedforaUserSong;therefore,dierentnuancesmay
be heard even with the same combination of sounds. Be
carefulwhenselectingsounds.
The pitch or tone of the piano sounds wrong in some key
regions
The C1/C1 Air’s piano sounds replicate the sound of an
actual piano asfaithfullyaspossible.This meansthatin
some regions of the keyboard, you may feel that certain
overtonesseemstronger,aectingthepitchortone.Thisis
not a malfunction.
Your external MIDI device does not respond to MIDI data
sent from the C1/C1 Air.
• MakesurethatallMIDIcablesarecorrectlyconnected.
• MakesurethattheC1/C1AiristransmiingMIDIdata
onthesamechannelthattheMIDIdeviceisreceiving
on.
About maximum polyphony
Ifthenumberofnotesbeingplayedsimultaneouslyexceeds
themaximumpolyphony,somenoteswillbelostsincethe
C1/C1Airisequippedwithamechanismthatstopstherst
notebeingplayedtogiveprioritytonotesplayedwithkeys
pressedlater.SomeC1/C1Airsounds,althoughtheymay
be a single sound,are generatedby twoor more oscilla-
tors(onenoteofasound-generatingcircuit).Soundsusing
justoneoscillator,suchasthebank1and2soundsofthe
VIBES/GUITAR buon, have a maximum polyphony of