What to do if my Medeli MD700 has no sound?
If your Medeli Electronic Keyboard produces no sound when you play it, or during song/style playback, ensure that no headphones or cables are connected to the PHONES jack on the rear panel. Plugging into this jack mutes the main sound output.
How to stop the popping sound on my Medeli MD700 Electronic Keyboard?
The popping sound from your Medeli Electronic Keyboard, when turned on or off, is normal. It simply means the instrument is receiving power.
Lists the items included in the electronic keyboard package for user verification.
Guidelines for placing the keyboard to prevent damage from environmental factors like sun, heat, humidity, dust, and vibration.
Instructions on using the correct AC adaptor and safe power connection practices.
How to properly clean the keyboard unit using soft cloths and avoiding chemical cleaners.
Advice on safely moving and handling the instrument to avoid physical damage.
Information on potential interference with radio/TV receivers and how to mitigate it.
Instructions to turn off power before connecting or disconnecting devices to prevent damage.
Describes the 61-key touch response keyboard and the function of the LCD display.
Details the number of voices, styles, songs, and demo songs available.
Explains chord detection modes and the Chord Dictionary for learning chords.
Covers recording functions, memory storage, and mixer menu options.
Details pedal functions, connection interfaces like USB/MIDI, and SD card capabilities.
Identifies and explains the function of each button, knob, and jack on the keyboard's front panel.
Details the ports and connectors located on the rear panel of the keyboard.
Provides a detailed explanation of the elements displayed on the keyboard's LCD screen.
Instructions for connecting the AC adaptor to power the keyboard safely.
Guidance on how to correctly set up the music stand for playing.
Explains how to connect headphones for personal monitoring and the automatic speaker muting.
Describes connecting the keyboard's output to an external amplifier via the AUX.OUT jack.
Details how to connect an optional footswitch for sustain control, mimicking a piano pedal.
Explains connecting an optional volume pedal to adjust the sound output level.
Describes connecting the keyboard to PCs or USB host devices for MIDI data transfer.
Steps for turning the keyboard on/off and adjusting the master volume level.
How to play the two built-in demo songs and navigate between them.
Guide on choosing and changing the instrument sounds (voices) using buttons or direct select.
Explains how to play two sounds simultaneously by activating the Dual Voice mode.
How to divide the keyboard into two sections with different voices using Split mode.
Adjusting the keyboard's sensitivity to playing touch for dynamic sound variation.
Activating or deactivating the sustain effect on notes, with comparison to sustain pedal.
How to turn the DSP effect on/off for adding realistic spatial qualities to the sound.
Using the pitch bend wheel and modulation button for expressive playing techniques.
Shifting the entire keyboard's pitch by semitone steps for easier playing in different keys.
Adjusting the octave range of the keyboard by one step up or down.
Activating a dedicated piano mode, disabling other functions like A.B.C., and selecting styles.
How to choose and activate different accompaniment styles from the keyboard's library.
Using specific buttons for quick selection of 24 styles, with upper/nether options.
Explains the structure of accompaniment: Intro, Normal, Variation, Fill, and Ending sections.
Methods to start playing an accompaniment style, including immediate start and A.B.C. mode.
Using Sync Start for waiting input and Intro Start for playing an introductory musical passage.
Inserting short musical fills (A or B) into the accompaniment during playback or when stopped.
Ways to stop the accompaniment style, including immediate stop, ending stop, and sync stop.
Changing the playback speed (tempo) of styles using buttons or the dial.
Gradually increasing (Fade IN) or decreasing (Fade OUT) the style volume.
Explains how the keyboard detects chords using Single Finger and Multi Finger methods for accompaniment.
Fundamental concepts of music chords, triads, and inversions for understanding harmony.
Using the built-in metronome for timing practice, which can play with accompaniment.
Adjusting the volume of the accompaniment track independently and muting it.
Adjusting the overall pitch of the keyboard in cents to match other instruments.
Setting the beat value for rhythm patterns, ranging from 0 to 9.
Defining the point on the keyboard that separates sections for split voice playing.
Assigning functions like sustain, soft, memory select, or start/stop to the pedal.
Controlling the amount of reverberation effect added to the sound.
Adjusting the intensity of the chorus effect for a richer sound.
Configuring MIDI channels for receiving and transmitting data.
Modifying the beat value within the Function Menu, ranging from 0 to 9.
Setting the keyboard split point by selecting a note, defining chord and melody areas.
Selecting the function for the connected pedal, such as sustain or start/stop.
Setting MIDI IN (Receive) and MIDI OUT (Transmit) channels for communication.
Explains the 8 banks, each with 6 memories (48 total) for storing setups.
Procedures for saving current settings to memory and recalling them later.
Lists the types of data that can be stored in memory, including voices, styles, and parameters.
Step-by-step guide for recording songs in real-time, including track selection and parameter setting.
How to select and play back recorded user songs from memory.
Procedure for selecting and deleting recorded user songs from the keyboard's memory.
Instructions to enter the mode for recording and editing styles, with available menus.
Guide on creating new styles, including recording modes like Overdub and Replace.
Steps to copy an existing user style to a new slot for editing or backup.
Correcting the timing of recorded notes by aligning them to the beat for improved accuracy.
Modifying recorded styles, including tempo adjustment and renaming.
Procedure for removing unwanted user styles from the keyboard's memory.
Managing song playback, including start/stop, looping, selection, and basic controls like REW/FF.
Explains the three lesson modes for practicing songs, focusing on timing and note accuracy.
Mode to learn how to play chords by displaying root and type on the keyboard.
Mode to test chord playing skills by prompting random chords and checking accuracy.
Details the functions assignable to a foot switch pedal: sustain, soft, memory select, and start/stop.
Explains how to use a volume pedal to control the overall sound volume.
How to play MIDI files from an SD card, including navigation and volume adjustment.
Loading songs, styles, or memory data from the SD card into the keyboard.
Saving songs, styles, or memory data from the keyboard to the SD card.
Deleting files (MIDI, songs, styles) or directories from the SD card.
Formatting the SD card to prepare it for use with the keyboard.
Explains MIDI as a standard interface for digital musical instruments and PCs.
Details system requirements and connection methods for using USB for MIDI data transfer.
Describes connecting MIDI interfaces between the keyboard, PC, and other equipment.
Outlines how the keyboard can control other devices or be controlled via MIDI.
Lists the items included in the electronic keyboard package for user verification.
Guidelines for placing the keyboard to prevent damage from environmental factors like sun, heat, humidity, dust, and vibration.
Instructions on using the correct AC adaptor and safe power connection practices.
How to properly clean the keyboard unit using soft cloths and avoiding chemical cleaners.
Advice on safely moving and handling the instrument to avoid physical damage.
Information on potential interference with radio/TV receivers and how to mitigate it.
Instructions to turn off power before connecting or disconnecting devices to prevent damage.
Describes the 61-key touch response keyboard and the function of the LCD display.
Details the number of voices, styles, songs, and demo songs available.
Explains chord detection modes and the Chord Dictionary for learning chords.
Covers recording functions, memory storage, and mixer menu options.
Details pedal functions, connection interfaces like USB/MIDI, and SD card capabilities.
Identifies and explains the function of each button, knob, and jack on the keyboard's front panel.
Details the ports and connectors located on the rear panel of the keyboard.
Provides a detailed explanation of the elements displayed on the keyboard's LCD screen.
Instructions for connecting the AC adaptor to power the keyboard safely.
Guidance on how to correctly set up the music stand for playing.
Explains how to connect headphones for personal monitoring and the automatic speaker muting.
Describes connecting the keyboard's output to an external amplifier via the AUX.OUT jack.
Details how to connect an optional footswitch for sustain control, mimicking a piano pedal.
Explains connecting an optional volume pedal to adjust the sound output level.
Describes connecting the keyboard to PCs or USB host devices for MIDI data transfer.
Steps for turning the keyboard on/off and adjusting the master volume level.
How to play the two built-in demo songs and navigate between them.
Guide on choosing and changing the instrument sounds (voices) using buttons or direct select.
Explains how to play two sounds simultaneously by activating the Dual Voice mode.
How to divide the keyboard into two sections with different voices using Split mode.
Adjusting the keyboard's sensitivity to playing touch for dynamic sound variation.
Activating or deactivating the sustain effect on notes, with comparison to sustain pedal.
How to turn the DSP effect on/off for adding realistic spatial qualities to the sound.
Using the pitch bend wheel and modulation button for expressive playing techniques.
Shifting the entire keyboard's pitch by semitone steps for easier playing in different keys.
Adjusting the octave range of the keyboard by one step up or down.
Activating a dedicated piano mode, disabling other functions like A.B.C., and selecting styles.
How to choose and activate different accompaniment styles from the keyboard's library.
Using specific buttons for quick selection of 24 styles, with upper/nether options.
Explains the structure of accompaniment: Intro, Normal, Variation, Fill, and Ending sections.
Methods to start playing an accompaniment style, including immediate start and A.B.C. mode.
Using Sync Start for waiting input and Intro Start for playing an introductory musical passage.
Inserting short musical fills (A or B) into the accompaniment during playback or when stopped.
Ways to stop the accompaniment style, including immediate stop, ending stop, and sync stop.
Changing the playback speed (tempo) of styles using buttons or the dial.
Gradually increasing (Fade IN) or decreasing (Fade OUT) the style volume.
Explains how the keyboard detects chords using Single Finger and Multi Finger methods for accompaniment.
Fundamental concepts of music chords, triads, and inversions for understanding harmony.
Using the built-in metronome for timing practice, which can play with accompaniment.
Adjusting the volume of the accompaniment track independently and muting it.
Adjusting the overall pitch of the keyboard in cents to match other instruments.
Setting the beat value for rhythm patterns, ranging from 0 to 9.
Defining the point on the keyboard that separates sections for split voice playing.
Assigning functions like sustain, soft, memory select, or start/stop to the pedal.
Controlling the amount of reverberation effect added to the sound.
Adjusting the intensity of the chorus effect for a richer sound.
Configuring MIDI channels for receiving and transmitting data.
Modifying the beat value within the Function Menu, ranging from 0 to 9.
Setting the keyboard split point by selecting a note, defining chord and melody areas.
Selecting the function for the connected pedal, such as sustain or start/stop.
Setting MIDI IN (Receive) and MIDI OUT (Transmit) channels for communication.
Explains the 8 banks, each with 6 memories (48 total) for storing setups.
Procedures for saving current settings to memory and recalling them later.
Lists the types of data that can be stored in memory, including voices, styles, and parameters.
Step-by-step guide for recording songs in real-time, including track selection and parameter setting.
How to select and play back recorded user songs from memory.
Procedure for selecting and deleting recorded user songs from the keyboard's memory.
Instructions to enter the mode for recording and editing styles, with available menus.
Guide on creating new styles, including recording modes like Overdub and Replace.
Steps to copy an existing user style to a new slot for editing or backup.
Correcting the timing of recorded notes by aligning them to the beat for improved accuracy.
Modifying recorded styles, including tempo adjustment and renaming.
Procedure for removing unwanted user styles from the keyboard's memory.
Managing song playback, including start/stop, looping, selection, and basic controls like REW/FF.
Explains the three lesson modes for practicing songs, focusing on timing and note accuracy.
Mode to learn how to play chords by displaying root and type on the keyboard.
Mode to test chord playing skills by prompting random chords and checking accuracy.
Details the functions assignable to a foot switch pedal: sustain, soft, memory select, and start/stop.
Explains how to use a volume pedal to control the overall sound volume.
How to play MIDI files from an SD card, including navigation and volume adjustment.
Loading songs, styles, or memory data from the SD card into the keyboard.
Saving songs, styles, or memory data from the keyboard to the SD card.
Deleting files (MIDI, songs, styles) or directories from the SD card.
Formatting the SD card to prepare it for use with the keyboard.
Explains MIDI as a standard interface for digital musical instruments and PCs.
Details system requirements and connection methods for using USB for MIDI data transfer.
Describes connecting MIDI interfaces between the keyboard, PC, and other equipment.
Outlines how the keyboard can control other devices or be controlled via MIDI.
General| Brand | Medeli |
|---|---|
| Model | MD700 |
| Category | Electronic Keyboard |
| Language | English |
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