To Next PageTo Next PageWhy does my Medeli M12 make noise when using a mobile phone?
If you are hearing noise when using a mobile phone near your Medeli Synthesizer, it's likely due to interference. To resolve this, either turn off the mobile phone or move it further away from the instrument.
How to stop the popping sound from my Medeli Synthesizer speakers?
The “pop” sound from the speakers of your Medeli Synthesizer when turning the power ON or OFF is normal and not a cause for alarm.
Details FCC compliance for Class B digital devices, radio frequency energy, and interference mitigation.
Advice for safe operation, including power, connections, location, interference, cleaning, and handling.
Identifies and explains the primary controls and buttons on the front of the keyboard.
Describes the various input/output ports located on the rear of the instrument.
Explains the information and icons presented on the instrument's LCD screen.
Further details on controls and functions on the front panel, elaborating on Page 4.
Details how to power the instrument using batteries or the AC power adapter.
Guides on connecting a footswitch for sustain and headphones for private practice.
Instructions for connecting external audio devices and computers via USB.
Step-by-step guide to choosing and playing different instrument sounds.
Instructions on layering two different voices for a richer sound.
How to divide the keyboard into two distinct playing zones with separate voices.
Explains how playing dynamics affect the sound volume and expression.
How to use the sustain function to prolong notes.
How to use the pitch bend wheel to alter the pitch of notes.
How to apply digital signal processing effects to the overall sound.
How to choose and play one of the 100 built-in musical styles.
How to use the auto fill-in function to add musical transitions.
How to start songs with an intro and end them with an automatic ending sequence.
How to synchronize style playback with key presses for seamless starting.
How to use fade in and fade out for smooth volume transitions in styles.
How to adjust the tempo (speed) of the selected style.
How to instantly recall settings for a selected style.
How the keyboard detects and uses played chords for accompaniment.
How to define the point where the keyboard splits for different voice assignments.
How to play chords using single or multiple fingers for accompaniment.
Overview of the Function Menu and its available options like Transpose, Octave, Modulation, Beat, and Tune.
How to shift the pitch of the keyboard and songs up or down.
How to turn the modulation effect on or off and set the beat value.
How to fine-tune the pitch and configure MIDI channels for data transfer.
Setting the auto-shutdown timer to save energy.
Adjusting volume levels for different instrument parts (Accompaniment, Rhythm, Bass, Chords, Voices).
How to store and recall panel settings using the M1-M4 memory buttons.
A function to look up and learn how to play various chords.
How to select and play the 100 built-in demo songs.
Details the three lesson modes and grading system for practicing songs.
An introduction to MIDI technology and its applications in music.
Explains how to connect the keyboard to a computer using USB for MIDI communication.
Common problems and their solutions for operating the keyboard.
Technical details of the keyboard, including dimensions, weight, polyphony, and features.
Details FCC compliance for Class B digital devices, radio frequency energy, and interference mitigation.
Advice for safe operation, including power, connections, location, interference, cleaning, and handling.
Identifies and explains the primary controls and buttons on the front of the keyboard.
Describes the various input/output ports located on the rear of the instrument.
Explains the information and icons presented on the instrument's LCD screen.
Further details on controls and functions on the front panel, elaborating on Page 4.
Details how to power the instrument using batteries or the AC power adapter.
Guides on connecting a footswitch for sustain and headphones for private practice.
Instructions for connecting external audio devices and computers via USB.
Step-by-step guide to choosing and playing different instrument sounds.
Instructions on layering two different voices for a richer sound.
How to divide the keyboard into two distinct playing zones with separate voices.
Explains how playing dynamics affect the sound volume and expression.
How to use the sustain function to prolong notes.
How to use the pitch bend wheel to alter the pitch of notes.
How to apply digital signal processing effects to the overall sound.
How to choose and play one of the 100 built-in musical styles.
How to use the auto fill-in function to add musical transitions.
How to start songs with an intro and end them with an automatic ending sequence.
How to synchronize style playback with key presses for seamless starting.
How to use fade in and fade out for smooth volume transitions in styles.
How to adjust the tempo (speed) of the selected style.
How to instantly recall settings for a selected style.
How the keyboard detects and uses played chords for accompaniment.
How to define the point where the keyboard splits for different voice assignments.
How to play chords using single or multiple fingers for accompaniment.
Overview of the Function Menu and its available options like Transpose, Octave, Modulation, Beat, and Tune.
How to shift the pitch of the keyboard and songs up or down.
How to turn the modulation effect on or off and set the beat value.
How to fine-tune the pitch and configure MIDI channels for data transfer.
Setting the auto-shutdown timer to save energy.
Adjusting volume levels for different instrument parts (Accompaniment, Rhythm, Bass, Chords, Voices).
How to store and recall panel settings using the M1-M4 memory buttons.
A function to look up and learn how to play various chords.
How to select and play the 100 built-in demo songs.
Details the three lesson modes and grading system for practicing songs.
An introduction to MIDI technology and its applications in music.
Explains how to connect the keyboard to a computer using USB for MIDI communication.
Common problems and their solutions for operating the keyboard.
Technical details of the keyboard, including dimensions, weight, polyphony, and features.
General| Control type | Buttons |
|---|---|
| MIDI-keyboard number of keys | 61 keys |
| Product color | Silver |
| Volume control | Rotary |
| Pitch bend wheel | Yes |
| Maximum polyphony (notes) | 32 |
| Music memory capacity (songs) | 1 |
| Display type | LCD |
| Interface | - |
| Power source type | DC |
| Power consumption (typical) | 12 W |
Weight and Dimensions| Depth | 955 mm |
|---|---|
| Width | 360 mm |
| Height | 145 mm |
| Weight | 5500 g |
