What to do if my Medeli Musical Instrument produces noise when using a mobile phone?
If you're experiencing noise while using a mobile phone near your Medeli Musical Instrument, it's likely due to interference. To resolve this, either turn off your mobile phone or increase the distance between the phone and the instrument.
Why is there no sound when I play my Medeli DP388 keyboard?
If you're not hearing any sound when playing your Medeli Musical Instrument keyboard, the R1/R2/L voice volume (Mixer) settings might be set too low. Ensure that the voice volumes are adjusted to appropriate levels.
What to do if certain notes sound at the wrong pitch on my Medeli DP388 Musical Instrument?
If certain notes on your Medeli Musical Instrument sound at the wrong pitch, ensure that the tuning value is set to “0 ”. Press and hold the [+/YES] and [-/NO] buttons at the same time, then turning the power on will set INSTRUMENT to default.
How to start auto accompaniment on Medeli Musical Instrument?
To start the accompaniment with Sync Start on your Medeli Musical Instrument, make sure to play a key in the left-hand range of the keyboard. Starting accompaniment by playing a key in the right-hand range of the keyboard will not work when Sync is in standby condition.
What to do if my Medeli DP388 Musical Instrument speakers produce a 'pop' sound when turning the power on or off?
The 'pop' sound from the speakers of your Medeli Musical Instrument when turning the power on or off is normal and not a cause for alarm.
Why doesn't the Harmony function operate on my Medeli Musical Instrument?
The Harmony function on your Medeli Musical Instrument cannot be turned on when a drum kit is selected for the voice R1.
Detailed description of the front panel controls and indicators of the digital piano.
Explanation of the Liquid Crystal Display elements and their meanings.
Details of the rear panel connectors and ports for external devices.
Information about the piano's pedal functions and controls.
Step-by-step instructions for assembling the digital piano stand and components.
How to connect headphones for private practice or listening.
Connecting audio equipment, MP3/CD players, and computers via USB/MIDI.
How to select and play individual instrument voices on the keyboard.
Combining two voices to create a richer sound using the DUAL function.
Using the LOWER function to assign different voices to left and right hand sections.
Adjusting the keyboard's sensitivity to playing touch for expressive control.
Shifting the overall pitch of the instrument up or down by semitones.
Setting the entire keyboard to play piano sounds instantly.
Using the metronome for timing guidance during practice and performance.
Splitting the keyboard into two sections with identical pitch and voice for learning.
Playing auto accompaniment using only the rhythm tracks.
Playing auto accompaniment with all tracks, including bass, chord, and melody.
Using Intro, Main, Fill-in, and Ending sections for arrangements.
Navigating and controlling various accompaniment sections like Intro, Fill, and Ending.
Controlling the overall volume level for all accompaniment tracks.
Understanding chord basics, triad types, and inversions for left-hand playing.
How the keyboard recognizes chords using the multi-finger input method.
Changing the tempo for styles and songs using the TEMPO buttons.
Instantly recalling settings for voices and effects with a single touch.
Turning the harmony effect feature on or off for the main voice.
Applying harmony effects to the main voice using accompaniment and notes.
Introduction to the performance assistant function for enhanced playing.
Steps to access and select voices within the performance assistant mode.
How to play using guitar sounds and perform guitar-specific techniques.
Detailed instructions for playing chords, broken chords, solos, and strums in guitar mode.
How to perform piano techniques and phrases using the performance assistant.
Playing Chinese instrument voices like GuZheng, PiPa, etc.
Techniques for playing Chinese instruments, including fast arpeggio mode.
How to exit the performance assistant mode and return to normal operation.
Setting the pitch of the entire keyboard by cents.
Setting the point that separates the keyboard into two sections.
Choosing the type of beat for accompaniment and metronome.
Adjusting the volume level of the metronome.
Configuring pedal functions such as sustain, start/stop, or memory select.
Adjusting the reverb effect volume for ambiance.
Adjusting the chorus effect volume for richness.
Choosing from various harmony types to add to the main voice.
Setting the speed of harmony effects like echo, tremolo, and trill.
Configuring MIDI input and output channels for communication.
Configuring the auto-shutdown time to save power.
Setting the beat type for the performance assistant mode.
Saving current panel settings to memory banks for quick recall.
Loading previously saved panel settings from memory.
Choosing which bank of memory settings to access.
Preventing accompaniment parameters from changing when recalling memory.
Selecting songs and tracks to begin recording a performance.
Procedures for stopping the recording process and saving the data.
Playing back recorded songs and navigating through the song list.
Erasing recorded user songs or specific tracks from memory.
Selecting and playing songs from the instrument's library.
Using controls for rewinding, fast-forwarding, pausing, and repeating songs.
Entering lesson mode for practicing songs with grading.
Practicing song timing and rhythm accuracy.
Practicing song note accuracy without focus on timing.
Practicing with full assessment of both timing and note accuracy.
Learning chord names and how to play them on the keyboard.
Testing knowledge of chords by playing them correctly within a time limit.
Explanation of MIDI and its role in musical communication.
Uploading and downloading songs, styles, and memory files via USB.
Detailed description of the front panel controls and indicators of the digital piano.
Explanation of the Liquid Crystal Display elements and their meanings.
Details of the rear panel connectors and ports for external devices.
Information about the piano's pedal functions and controls.
Step-by-step instructions for assembling the digital piano stand and components.
How to connect headphones for private practice or listening.
Connecting audio equipment, MP3/CD players, and computers via USB/MIDI.
How to select and play individual instrument voices on the keyboard.
Combining two voices to create a richer sound using the DUAL function.
Using the LOWER function to assign different voices to left and right hand sections.
Adjusting the keyboard's sensitivity to playing touch for expressive control.
Shifting the overall pitch of the instrument up or down by semitones.
Setting the entire keyboard to play piano sounds instantly.
Using the metronome for timing guidance during practice and performance.
Splitting the keyboard into two sections with identical pitch and voice for learning.
Playing auto accompaniment using only the rhythm tracks.
Playing auto accompaniment with all tracks, including bass, chord, and melody.
Using Intro, Main, Fill-in, and Ending sections for arrangements.
Navigating and controlling various accompaniment sections like Intro, Fill, and Ending.
Controlling the overall volume level for all accompaniment tracks.
Understanding chord basics, triad types, and inversions for left-hand playing.
How the keyboard recognizes chords using the multi-finger input method.
Changing the tempo for styles and songs using the TEMPO buttons.
Instantly recalling settings for voices and effects with a single touch.
Turning the harmony effect feature on or off for the main voice.
Applying harmony effects to the main voice using accompaniment and notes.
Introduction to the performance assistant function for enhanced playing.
Steps to access and select voices within the performance assistant mode.
How to play using guitar sounds and perform guitar-specific techniques.
Detailed instructions for playing chords, broken chords, solos, and strums in guitar mode.
How to perform piano techniques and phrases using the performance assistant.
Playing Chinese instrument voices like GuZheng, PiPa, etc.
Techniques for playing Chinese instruments, including fast arpeggio mode.
How to exit the performance assistant mode and return to normal operation.
Setting the pitch of the entire keyboard by cents.
Setting the point that separates the keyboard into two sections.
Choosing the type of beat for accompaniment and metronome.
Adjusting the volume level of the metronome.
Configuring pedal functions such as sustain, start/stop, or memory select.
Adjusting the reverb effect volume for ambiance.
Adjusting the chorus effect volume for richness.
Choosing from various harmony types to add to the main voice.
Setting the speed of harmony effects like echo, tremolo, and trill.
Configuring MIDI input and output channels for communication.
Configuring the auto-shutdown time to save power.
Setting the beat type for the performance assistant mode.
Saving current panel settings to memory banks for quick recall.
Loading previously saved panel settings from memory.
Choosing which bank of memory settings to access.
Preventing accompaniment parameters from changing when recalling memory.
Selecting songs and tracks to begin recording a performance.
Procedures for stopping the recording process and saving the data.
Playing back recorded songs and navigating through the song list.
Erasing recorded user songs or specific tracks from memory.
Selecting and playing songs from the instrument's library.
Using controls for rewinding, fast-forwarding, pausing, and repeating songs.
Entering lesson mode for practicing songs with grading.
Practicing song timing and rhythm accuracy.
Practicing song note accuracy without focus on timing.
Practicing with full assessment of both timing and note accuracy.
Learning chord names and how to play them on the keyboard.
Testing knowledge of chords by playing them correctly within a time limit.
Explanation of MIDI and its role in musical communication.
Uploading and downloading songs, styles, and memory files via USB.
General| Type | Digital Piano |
|---|---|
| Number of Keys | 88 |
| Display | LCD |
| Split | Yes |
| Duo (Twinova) | Yes |
| Sequencer | Yes |
| Metronome | Yes |
| Speakers | 2 x 20W |
| Power Supply | AC Adapter |
| Touch Sensitivity | 3 levels |
| Polyphony | 128 notes |
| Effects | Reverb, Chorus |
| Connectivity | USB, MIDI |
| Keyboard Action | Weighted Hammer Action |
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