Why does my Medeli A1000 make noise when I use my mobile phone?
If you hear noise when using a mobile phone near your Medeli Electronic Keyboard, it's likely due to interference. Try turning off your mobile phone or moving it further away from the keyboard.
What to do if there is no sound when playing Medeli Electronic Keyboard?
If you're not hearing any sound from your Medeli Electronic Keyboard, the voice volume (Mixer) settings might be too low. Ensure that the R1/R2/R3/L voice volumes are set to appropriate levels.
How to fix Medeli Electronic Keyboard auto accompaniment not playing?
If the auto accompaniment on your Medeli Electronic Keyboard doesn't play back even when Sync is in standby and you press a key, you might be playing the key in the right-hand range. To start the accompaniment with Sync Start, play a key in the left-hand range of the keyboard.
How to correct wrong pitch on Medeli Electronic Keyboard?
If certain notes sound at the wrong pitch on your Medeli Electronic Keyboard, make sure that the Master Tune is set to “440.1hz” and turn off the Scale Tune.
Why does my Medeli Electronic Keyboard make a “pop” sound when turned on or off?
The “pop” sound from the speakers of your Medeli Electronic Keyboard when turning the power on or off is normal and not a cause for alarm.
Why doesn't the Harmony function work on my Medeli A1000 Electronic Keyboard?
The Harmony function on your Medeli Electronic Keyboard will not operate if the Full Keyboard fingering mode is selected, or if a drum kit is selected for the voice R1.
General| Number of Keys | 61 |
|---|---|
| Display | LCD |
| Audio Recorder | Yes |
| Speakers | 2 x 10W |
| Touch Response | Yes |
| Polyphony | 128 |
| Connectivity | USB, MIDI, Audio In/Out, Headphone |
| Sequencer | 16-track |
| Power Supply | AC adapter |
| Effects | Reverb, Chorus |
Connect the designated AC adaptor to an AC outlet of the correct voltage.
Before connecting to other devices, turn off the power to all units.
Avoid exposure to direct sunlight, extreme temperature, dust, and vibration.
Operate at a suitable distance from radios and televisions.
Clean only with a soft, dry cloth.
Do not apply excessive force to switches or controls.
Details the layout and functions of the instrument's panel and display.
Information on setting up the instrument and preparing to play.
Guidance on connecting various external devices to the instrument.
Provides fundamental operations and immediate ways to start playing.
How to play different instrument voices and combine them.
Details selecting voices and arpeggiators for each keyboard part.
How to play a single voice across the entire keyboard range.
Simulating melody duets or trios with layered voices.
Combining voices for left and right hands to create ensemble sounds.
Adjusting keyboard response to playing touch for different feel.
Enabling or disabling the latch function for sustained notes.
Adjusting the instrument's pitch using Master Tuning, Transpose, and Octave.
Shifting the pitch of specified voices or tracks up or down by octaves.
Tuning each note within an octave for different scales.
Fine-tuning individual notes within the scale tune setting.
Saving custom scale tune settings for later recall.
Adjusting the levels and stereo position (pan) of each voice.
Applying advanced effects like Arpeggiator, Harmony, and Chopper.
Function that automatically generates arpeggios from pressed chords.
Automatically adds harmony notes to melodies for richer expression.
Adds a chopping effect to held notes, activated by key presses.
Applies reverb and chorus effects to the entire instrument sound.
Adjusts the frequency spectrum with a four-band digital equalizer.
Creating custom voices by editing parameters of existing ones.
Steps to save a custom edited voice.
Managing user-created voices on the instrument.
Guide to selecting musical styles from categories.
How to begin playing a selected style with auto-accompaniment.
Using auto-accompaniment with chords for a full backing band.
Balancing volumes between keyboard, style, and song parts.
Soloing or muting individual tracks within a style.
Defining keyboard split points for different voice and chord sections.
Choosing chord recognition methods for style playback.
Fundamental concepts of chords, triads, and inversions.
Chord recognition using single or multi-finger techniques.
Recognizing chords listed in the chord list or dictionary.
Finding how to play chords by name.
Managing style playback with intros, mains, fills, and endings.
Explains the purpose of various style control buttons.
Changing the tempo of styles and songs.
Activating and setting parameters for the metronome.
Instantly recalling panel settings matching the selected style.
Managing custom styles saved to user memory or USB.
Adjusting tempo, voice, and volume for style editing.
Advanced editing functions for style channels like quantize and velocity.
Recording original performances as new style channels.
Initiating the recording process for a style channel.
Using the Event List to edit individual notes in a style.
Defining how channels respond to chord changes for desired effects.
Setting and saving One Touch Settings for styles.
How to select and play songs.
Controls for playing songs, including pause and rewind.
Balancing song volume with keyboard parts and adjusting channel volumes.
Viewing the musical notation for selected songs.
Recording performances as MIDI files.
Fast and convenient recording of new songs.
Recording multiple tracks independently for complex songs.
Modifying recorded MIDI songs, adjusting volume, pan, and quantize.
Recording performances as high-quality WAV audio files.
Managing user-created songs on the instrument.
Detailed settings for keyboard parameters like tuning and touch.
Settings for style playback modes and song playback behavior.
Assigning functions to knobs, pads, and pedals for real-time control.
Setting the range for the pitch bend wheel.
Accessing and adjusting various sound effects.
Configuring MIDI input and output settings.
Settings for metronome, fade, system reset, and data/time.
Choosing and loading performance banks and individual performances.
Recalling saved panel settings for instant performance recall.
Maintaining specific panel settings when recalling a performance.
Saving current panel settings to performance memory buttons.
Managing user-created performance files.
Executing, saving, deleting, and renaming files on USB devices.
Displaying details about files stored on USB devices.
Organizing files on USB devices by creating new folders.
Preparing USB devices for use with the instrument.
An introduction to MIDI technology and its applications.
Explanation of MIDI IN, OUT, and THRU ports and connections.
Solutions for common problems encountered with the instrument.
Technical details and features of the electronic keyboard.
A comprehensive list of all available instrument voices.
A comprehensive list of all available musical styles.
A comprehensive list of all available songs.
A list of the instrument's built-in demo songs.
A reference for various chord names, voicings, and root notes.
Technical details on MIDI messages transmitted and recognized by the instrument.
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