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General| Number of Keys | 73 |
|---|---|
| Piano Section | Yes |
| Sample Synth Section | Yes |
| Sound Engines | Nord Sample Library |
| Effects | Reverb, EQ, Delay |
| Connections | MIDI In/Out, USB |
| Power Supply | External power adapter |
Essential safety guidelines for operating electrical products, including handling, environment, and maintenance.
Specific warnings regarding fire hazards, tropical climates, and protection from moisture and liquids.
Explains the use of up/down buttons and LEDs for drawbar control, offering visual feedback.
Covers headphone, line outputs, and monitor input for audio connectivity.
Explains the USB port's function for computer communication, OS updates, and MIDI data.
Describes the 1/4" connector for a switch-type sustain pedal.
Explains the 1/4" stereo connector for potentiometer-type pedals (expression/swell).
Explains how sound and effect settings are stored in the program memory.
Guides users on navigating, selecting, and modifying program settings.
Details how to choose and cycle through different piano models and sample library sounds.
Instructions on activating and selecting organ models (B3, Vox, Farfisa).
Explains the rotary speaker simulation, its speeds, and controls.
Overview of the three organ models: B3, Vox (Vx), and Farfisa (Farf).
In-depth explanation of the B3 tonewheel organ simulation, including its sonic characteristics.
Details the VX model, emulating vintage transistor organs with its specific drawbar functions.
Explains the Farf model, known for its distinctive 'buzzy' sound and unique drawbar controls.
How to adjust rotary speaker speed using buttons or an external pedal.
Explains the percussion effect for the B3 organ, its controls, and settings.
Explains selection of pick-up types and filter combinations for Clavinet sounds.
Step-by-step instructions on saving edited programs.
Explains the Live buffer for temporary saving of panel changes.
General introduction to the effects section and its programmability.
Explains Delay and Reverb simulation, including Dry/Wet balance and types.
Explains how to access and navigate System, MIDI, B3, and Rotary menus.
Covers Local Control, MIDI Interface, MIDI Channel, and split settings.
Adjustments for B3 organ: Tonewheel Mode, Key Click, Percussion, and Drawbar 9 Cancel.
Configuration for rotary speaker simulation: Model, Balance, Speed, and Acceleration.
Overview of Sound Manager functions for transferring, deleting, and replacing sounds.
Process for downloading bundles to the instrument, including adding or replacing content.
How to create a backup file of the entire instrument's content.
Steps to restore the instrument from a previously created backup file.
Detailed reference for Sound Manager features like toolbar, info, and view options.
Detailed explanation of the backup and restore processes.
Reference for File, Edit, and View menus within the Sound Manager.
Details transmitted and received MIDI messages: Note On/Off, Controllers, Program Change.
Procedures for sending and receiving program SysEx and MIDI Controller data.
Table detailing transmitted/recognized MIDI messages, channels, and modes.
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