Why does my Medeli Synthesizer make noise when my mobile phone is nearby?
If you hear noise when using a mobile phone near your Medeli Synthesizer, it's likely due to interference. Either turn off your mobile phone or move it further away from the instrument to resolve this.
Why is there no sound coming from my Medeli Electronic Keyboard?
If your Medeli Electronic Keyboard doesn't produce any sound when you play, the R1/R2/L voice volume (Mixer) settings might be too low. Ensure that these voice volumes are set to appropriate levels.
How to fix auto accompaniment not working on Medeli Electronic Keyboard?
If the auto accompaniment on your Medeli Electronic Keyboard doesn't play back even when Sync is in standby and a key is pressed, you might be trying to start the accompaniment by playing a key in the right-hand range of the keyboard. To start the accompaniment with Sync Start, make sure to play a key in the left-hand range of the keyboard.
What to do if my Medeli Electronic Keyboard makes noise when using a mobile phone?
If you're getting noise when using a mobile phone near your Medeli Electronic Keyboard, it's likely due to interference. To prevent this, either turn off the mobile phone or use it further away from the keyboard.
How to fix wrong pitch on Medeli Electronic Keyboard?
If certain notes sound at the wrong pitch on your Medeli Electronic Keyboard, ensure that the tuning value is set to '0'. To set the instrument to default, press and hold the [YES] and [-/NO] buttons at the same time, then turning the power on.
Why does my Medeli Electronic Keyboard make a popping sound when turned on or off?
This is normal for Medeli Electronic Keyboard and is no cause for alarm.
Why doesn't the harmony function operate on my Medeli Electronic Keyboard?
The Harmony function on your Medeli Electronic Keyboard cannot be turned on when the Full Keyboard fingering mode is selected, or when a drum kit is selected for the voice R1.
General| Brand | Medeli |
|---|---|
| Model | ELECTRONIC KEYBOARD |
| Category | Electronic Keyboard |
| Language | English |
FCC warning for US users regarding digital device interference and compliance.
General safety advice and best practices for using the instrument.
Instructions for connecting and using the AC power adaptor safely.
Recommendations for placing the instrument to avoid damage.
Instructions for cleaning the instrument safely.
Guidelines for safely handling the instrument and its components.
Detailed description and function of the instrument's front panel controls.
Identification and description of the instrument's rear panel connectors.
Explanation of the information shown on the instrument's LCD display.
Step-by-step guide for connecting and powering on the instrument.
Instructions for attaching and using the included music stand.
How to connect an optional footswitch for sustain function.
How to connect headphones for private listening.
Connecting the instrument to external audio systems via AUX OUT.
Connecting audio sources to play along with the instrument.
How to connect an external microphone.
Connecting the instrument to a computer via USB for MIDI.
Guide to choosing and playing different instrument voices.
How to layer two different voices for simultaneous playback.
Assigning separate voices to the left and right hands.
Understanding and setting the keyboard split point.
Adjusting the touch response sensitivity for expressive playing.
Using the sustain function for longer notes.
How to use the pitch bend wheel for note bending.
Applying vibrato effect using the modulation control.
Shifting the instrument's pitch up or down.
Setting the relative octave for different keyboard parts.
Instantly recalling the piano sound with a single button press.
How to play with rhythm tracks for auto accompaniment.
Utilizing full auto accompaniment with chords and styles.
Explanation of Intro, Main, Fill-in, and Ending sections.
How to switch between different accompaniment sections during performance.
Adjusting the tempo for auto accompaniment styles.
Using fade-in and fade-out effects for smooth transitions.
Understanding how chords are played and fingered for accompaniment.
Fundamentals of chord construction, including triads.
How to interpret chord names and symbols.
Using the CHORD FINGER mode for manual chord input.
Playing chords with a single finger in accompaniment.
Using the default multi-finger mode for accompaniment.
Playing chords anywhere on the keyboard for accompaniment.
Instantly recalling panel settings matched to a style.
Turning the Digital Signal Processing effect on or off.
Applying reverb to simulate different acoustic spaces.
Adding a chorus effect for a richer sound.
Choosing from various harmony types to add notes.
How to activate and use the harmony effect.
Saving current panel settings for later recall.
Loading previously saved panel settings.
Choosing between different banks of registration memories.
Playing the built-in preset songs.
Managing playback with controls like REW, FF, and PAUSE.
Practicing songs with timing and note accuracy training.
Learning mode to identify chord types and roots.
Practice mode to test chord recognition skills.
Steps to begin recording a keyboard performance.
Selecting and managing recording tracks for accompaniment and melody.
How to stop the recording process.
Listening to recorded user songs.
Removing recorded user songs from memory.
Introduction to the Performance Assistant feature.
How to access and select voices within the assistant.
Using the Performance Assistant in guitar simulation mode.
Performing using guitar-like techniques in the assistant.
Simulating piano performance within the assistant.
Performing with traditional Chinese instrument sounds.
Steps to leave the Performance Assistant mode.
Activating and deactivating the metronome.
Adjusting the overall pitch of the instrument.
Setting the beat or time signature for songs.
Transposing the instrument's pitch.
Adjusting the octave setting for keyboard voices.
Defining the split point for accompaniment and voice parts.
Setting the length of the fade-in effect.
Setting the length of the fade-out effect.
Configuring MIDI input and output channels.
Explanation of Musical Instrument Digital Interface and its capabilities.
Description of MIDI IN and MIDI OUT ports.
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