Medeli MD500 - User Manual

Conditions to avoid for keyboard maintenance.

Rules for using the AC adaptor and avoiding damage.

Guidelines for safe handling and moving the instrument.

Instructions for cleaning the keyboard cabinet and panel.

Details about the 61-key touch keyboard.

Number and types of voices available (GM, Chinese, Percussion).

Three different ways to practice songs (Lesson 1, 2, 3).

Details on RECORD and STEP RECORD modes.

Functions like Sync, Start/Stop, Fill In, Intro/Ending.

Instructions for using the specified AC adaptor safely.

Important safety warnings when using the AC adaptor.

Instructions for using batteries as a power source.

Connecting headphones for private practice.

Connecting to an external amplifier.

Connecting to external MIDI devices.

Information on the 146 available voices.

How to select and display voice settings.

Splitting the keyboard into two areas for different voices.

Activating the sustain effect for lingering notes.

Using the wheel to alter note pitch up or down.

How to start and stop playing styles with drum accompaniment.

Playing styles with full accompaniment and auto bass chord.

Details on Intro, normal, variation, fill, and ending sections.

Steps to start, sync start, and play the intro section.

How to insert measure fills for normal and variation styles.

Methods to stop playing the current style.

Adjusting or muting the accompaniment volume.

Activating and using the auto bass chord function.

Adjusting tempo and resetting to default.

Changing the key of the keyboard in semitone steps.

Adjusting the tune value in cents.

Adjusting the octave value for the keyboard.

Setting the time signature for the song.

Defining the point to split the keyboard for different voices.

Assigning functions to the foot pedal.

Adjusting the dynamic level of touch response.

Adjusting the tonality and brightness of the sound.

Selecting reverb effects for room or hall sound.

Selecting chorus effects for a thicker sound.

Adjusting the intensity of the chorus effect.

Configuring MIDI IN/OUT channels.

Details on 8 banks, each with 6 memories.

How to save and recall memory data.

Types of data that can be stored in memory.

Instructions for recording songs in real-time.

How to record songs step-by-step.

Recording the accompaniment track with chord input.

Examples for inputting dotted, tercet, slur, and rest notes.

How to playback recorded user songs.

Procedure for deleting recorded tracks.

Using the lesson function to learn user songs.

How to start, stop, and loop songs.

How to select a specific song from the list.

Functions for fast rewinding, forward, and pausing songs.

Repeating specific phrases of a song for practice.

Grades time value, ignores wrong notes.

Grades note value, ignores time mistakes.

Scores practice by note and time value correction.

Mode to check chord notes and keyboard positions.

Mode to test chord recognition by playing.

Assigning functions like sustain or start/stop to the pedal.

Using the pedal to control the overall volume.

Guidelines for connecting MIDI devices.

Connecting the MIDI interface with PC or other devices.

Controlling other equipment or playing PC data.

Conditions to avoid for keyboard maintenance.

Rules for using the AC adaptor and avoiding damage.

Guidelines for safe handling and moving the instrument.

Instructions for cleaning the keyboard cabinet and panel.

Details about the 61-key touch keyboard.

Number and types of voices available (GM, Chinese, Percussion).

Three different ways to practice songs (Lesson 1, 2, 3).

Details on RECORD and STEP RECORD modes.

Functions like Sync, Start/Stop, Fill In, Intro/Ending.

Instructions for using the specified AC adaptor safely.

Important safety warnings when using the AC adaptor.

Instructions for using batteries as a power source.

Connecting headphones for private practice.

Connecting to an external amplifier.

Connecting to external MIDI devices.

Information on the 146 available voices.

How to select and display voice settings.

Splitting the keyboard into two areas for different voices.

Activating the sustain effect for lingering notes.

Using the wheel to alter note pitch up or down.

How to start and stop playing styles with drum accompaniment.

Playing styles with full accompaniment and auto bass chord.

Details on Intro, normal, variation, fill, and ending sections.

Steps to start, sync start, and play the intro section.

How to insert measure fills for normal and variation styles.

Methods to stop playing the current style.

Adjusting or muting the accompaniment volume.

Activating and using the auto bass chord function.

Adjusting tempo and resetting to default.

Changing the key of the keyboard in semitone steps.

Adjusting the tune value in cents.

Adjusting the octave value for the keyboard.

Setting the time signature for the song.

Defining the point to split the keyboard for different voices.

Assigning functions to the foot pedal.

Adjusting the dynamic level of touch response.

Adjusting the tonality and brightness of the sound.

Selecting reverb effects for room or hall sound.

Selecting chorus effects for a thicker sound.

Adjusting the intensity of the chorus effect.

Configuring MIDI IN/OUT channels.

Details on 8 banks, each with 6 memories.

How to save and recall memory data.

Types of data that can be stored in memory.

Instructions for recording songs in real-time.

How to record songs step-by-step.

Recording the accompaniment track with chord input.

Examples for inputting dotted, tercet, slur, and rest notes.

How to playback recorded user songs.

Procedure for deleting recorded tracks.

Using the lesson function to learn user songs.

How to start, stop, and loop songs.

How to select a specific song from the list.

Functions for fast rewinding, forward, and pausing songs.

Repeating specific phrases of a song for practice.

Grades time value, ignores wrong notes.

Grades note value, ignores time mistakes.

Scores practice by note and time value correction.

Mode to check chord notes and keyboard positions.

Mode to test chord recognition by playing.

Assigning functions like sustain or start/stop to the pedal.

Using the pedal to control the overall volume.

Guidelines for connecting MIDI devices.

Connecting the MIDI interface with PC or other devices.

Controlling other equipment or playing PC data.