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General| Polyphony | 128 voices |
|---|---|
| Arpeggiator | Yes |
| MIDI | In, Out, Thru |
| Keyboard | 76-note semi-weighted, velocity-sensitive |
| Multitimbral | 16-part |
| Controllers | Pitch wheel, modulation wheel |
| Sequencer | 16 tracks |
| USB | USB Type B (for MIDI and audio) |
| Audio Outputs | 2 x 1/4" TRS |
| Display | Color LCD |
| Audio Inputs | Two 1/4" balanced TRS analog inputs (24-bit ADCs) |
Details on FlashPlay technology, sample memory, KB3 ToneReal, FM synthesis, KSR, VAST, Factory Programs/Multis, polyphony, MIDI controller zones.
Describes 88-key weighted and 76-key semi-weighted keyboards, and lists physical controllers like sliders, knobs, buttons, wheels, and pedals.
Explains the four rear panel jacks for optional pedal controllers, distinguishing between switch pedal jacks and continuous control (CC) pedal jacks.
Provides step-by-step instructions for initial setup, including warming up, connecting power, pedals, audio outputs, and headphones.
Instructions on powering on the device, adjusting volume levels, and managing audio output with speakers or mixers.
Guidance on selecting and listening to Programs and Demo songs, including Program Mode, Multi Mode, and Demo song playback.
Explains the auto power-off feature, its default settings, and how it can be configured or disabled.
Overview of the front panel layout, identifying sections like Transpose Buttons, Control Section, Display, and various buttons and wheels.
Details the function of the VOLUME slider in controlling audio output and headphone volume.
Explains the role of the display as the main user interface for viewing programs, assignments, and editing functions.
Explains soft buttons, navigation buttons, Alpha Wheel, Prev/Next, Mode, and Category buttons for interface interaction.
Details Transpose Buttons, Pitch/Modulation Wheels, and the VARIATION Button for expressive playing.
Explains the use of knobs, sliders, and buttons in the CONTROL section for Program and Multi parameters.
Describes the use of ARP and LATCH buttons to control the PC4's Arpeggiator.
Explains TEMPO, TRANSPORT, SAVE, EDIT, EXIT, and CHANNEL/LAYER/ZONE/TRACK buttons for timing, recording, editing, and mode selection.
Covers the POWER button, DC Power Jack, and basic rear panel connections.
Explains MIDI IN/OUT ports and USB ports for computer/device connectivity and data management.
Details SW1 (SUSTAIN) and SW2 jacks for connecting switch pedals and their default functions.
Describes Dual Switch Pedals, Half-Damper pedals, and CC1/CC2 jacks for expression/volume control.
Covers RIBBON jack, AUDIO IN jacks for external sources, AUDIO OUT jacks for amplification, and HEADPHONE jack.
Guides on selecting Programs by browsing all, by category, by ID number, or by previously saved user programs.
Explains how to select Multis by browsing all, by ID number, or by previously saved user multis.
Describes switching views (Quick Access) and how controllers affect sounds and can be assigned.
Details how to Split or Layer Programs/Multis across the keyboard for complex sounds.
Explains Program Mode, saving programs, and Program Edit Mode for parameter adjustment.
Explains Multi Mode for layering/splitting Programs and Multi Edit Mode for parameter modification.
Details Song Mode for recording/playback and Global Mode for system settings and backups.
Covers the Info Page, factory Reset procedure, and saving/loading user objects to external storage.
Guides on loading from external storage and resetting transposition using button combinations.
Explains Program/Song Demos, the Panic function, and selecting Channel/Layer/Zone/Track/QA Bank 1.
Details selecting the next unused ID and using the Search page to find terms within lists.
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