To Next PageTo Next Page
Need help?Do you have a question about the Korg SP-200 and is the answer not in the manual?
General| Metronome | Yes |
|---|---|
| Keyboard | 88 keys (A0–C8), RH3 (Real Weighted Hammer Action 3) |
| Touch Control | Light, Normal, Heavy |
| Sound Generation | Stereo sampling |
| Polyphony | 60 notes |
| Effects | Reverb, Chorus |
| Pedal | Damper (included), half-pedal supported |
| Connections | Headphone (x2), Output (L/Mono, R), Pedal, MIDI (In, Out) |
| Power Supply | AC adapter (included) |
Guidelines on location, power, handling, and care to prevent malfunction or damage.
Information on CE mark conformity and FCC warning for radio interference.
Notes on spec changes, warranty coverage, and how to get assistance.
Highlights the instrument's sounds, effects, pedal, metronome, touch, tuning, and MIDI.
Master Volume, Reverb, Chorus, and Touch sensitivity adjustments.
How to select sounds and switch between sound banks.
Connectors for external audio, headphones, and damper pedal.
MIDI IN/OUT ports and the DC power input.
How to connect the SP-200 to external audio systems and headphones.
Steps to turn the instrument on and off using the power switch.
Adjusting the overall output and headphone volume.
Methods to play all demo songs or select specific ones.
Step-by-step guide to choosing sounds using buttons and banks.
How to switch between the three available sound banks.
Selecting and combining two sounds for layered performance.
How to activate and adjust the reverb and chorus effects.
Starting, stopping, and basic use of the metronome.
Adjusting metronome volume and setting tempo numerically.
Setting time signatures and choosing accent sounds.
Selecting Light, Normal, or Heavy touch response.
Alternative method to set touch sensitivity using keys.
Adjusting the instrument's pitch up or down.
Details Werckmeister and Kirnberger scales.
Note that Equal temperament is the default setting.
Description of the "stretched tuning" for piano sounds.
Definition and purpose of MIDI in music.
Instructions for connecting MIDI cables to devices and computers.
Standard settings for channel, reception, local, and omni modes.
How to choose a MIDI channel for outgoing data.
How to use the SP-200 to generate sounds on 16 MIDI channels.
Controlling whether the keyboard plays internal sounds with MIDI.
How to send/receive Program Change for sound selection.
How to view and change the Local On/Off status.
How control changes affect pedal and panel adjustments.
Procedure for saving current sound settings to an external MIDI device.
Procedure for restoring saved settings from an external MIDI device.
Solutions for when the instrument fails to turn on or produce sound.
Details the SP-200's polyphony limits and factors affecting it.
Lists the detailed technical specifications of the SP-200.
Summary of functions accessed by holding panel buttons.
Details shortcuts accessed by holding METRONOME or TRANSPOSE/FUNCTION buttons.
