Panasonic SX-PR602M - User Manual

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Safety Instructions4
Safe Installation4
Safe Maintenance4
Damage Requiring Service4
Contents5
Controls and Functions8
About the Backup Memory8
Product View and Parts Identification8
Basic Functions12
Music Stand12
Playing the Piano13
Select and Listen to the Demonstration Tunes14
Listen to Tunes that Demonstrate Various Features15
Demo Playback from a Disk15
Select a Sound16
Add Effects17
Add a Feeling of Spaciousness to the Sound17
Add a Dimension of Expansion to the Sound17
Add Reverberation17
Select the Registration for a Music Style18
Automatic Panel Settings (One Touch Play)20
Search for a Music Style Alphabetically22
Store Your Panel Settings (Panel Memory)23
Record Your Performer (Sequencer)24
Playing Back Your Recorded Performance25
Save Data on a Floppy Disk26
Recall Data from a Floppy Disk27
Load Rhythm Data from a Technics Pattern Disk (Composer Load)28
Play Back Commercial Song Disks (Direct Play)29
About the Display30
Normal Display30
Volume Balance30
Page31
Other Parts/Tr31
Menu Display32
Setting Display33
Tempo/Program Dial33
Exit34
Help34
Display Hold34
LCD Contrast34
Sounds and Effects35
Solo Piano35
Selecting Sounds36
Digital Drawbar37
Percussive Tone37
Tremolo37
Drawbar Setting38
About Foot Marks38
Assigning Parts to the Keyboard39
Conductor39
Split Point40
Right 1/Right 2 Octave41
Touch Sensitivity42
Sustain Pedals43
Sostenuto Pedal43
Soft Pedal43
String Resonance44
Digital Effect45
DSP Effect45
Digital Reverb46
Piano Ambience47
Brilliance47
Transpose48
Techni-Chord49
Type Setting49
Orchestrator49
MIC Reverb and Effect50
Piano Performance Pads51
Playing Phrases51
Solo52
Auto Setting52
Record a Phrase53
User Setting54
Copying Phrases55
Compile56
Naming for "User" and "Compile" Banks57
Playing the Rhythm58
Selecting Rhythm58
Metronome59
Start the Rhythm59
Intro60
Count Intro60
Adjust the Tempo60
Tap Tempo60
Auto Play Chord61
Fill in61
Ending61
How to Play Chords62
Basic Mode62
One-Finger62
Fingered62
Advanced Modes63
Pianist Mode63
APC Hold63
How to Use the Auto Play Chord64
On Bass64
Left Hold65
APC Volume66
Chord Finder66
Fade In/Fade out67
Fade Set68
Sound Arranger69
One Touch Play70
Playing Back the Sounds70
Piano Stylist71
Setup by Music Style71
Setup by Alphabetical Order72
Music Style Arranger73
How to Change the Music Style During Your Performance73
Panel Memory74
How to Store the Panel Settings74
Assign a Name to the Bank/Memory75
Bank View75
Recall the Panel Setup76
Next Bank76
Panel Memory Mode77
Expand Mode Filter77
Sequencer78
Memory Capacity78
Sequencer Menu79
About the Measure Count80
Sequencer Parts81
Default Part Settings81
Easy Record82
Recording Procedure82
Playback82
Realtime Record83
Multi-Track Recording84
Cycle Record85
Sequencer Play86
Adjusting the Playback Tempo86
Cycle Play87
Medley88
Sequencer Volume88
Naming89
Song Select89
Punch Record90
Auto Punch Record91
Step Record92
Storing Control Data93
Store a Chord Progression94
Correcting the Data94
Performance Data94
Control Data94
Example of Storing a Chord Progression95
Store a Rhythm Progression96
Track Clear96
Correct the Recorded Chord Progression96
Chord Data96
Correct the Recorded Rhythm Progression97
Track Assign98
Panel Write99
Song Clear100
Song/Track Copy100
Editing the Recorded Performance101
Select the Edit Function101
Note Edit101
Inserting Note Data102
Drum Edit103
Inserting Drums Data103
Quantize104
Velocity Change105
Track Merge106
Note Change107
Advance/Delay107
Measure Copy108
Measure Erase109
Measure Delete109
Measure Insert110
Composer111
Rhythm Components Which Can be Stored111
Composer Menu112
Three Ways to Record in the Composer112
Simple Recording Method113
Create a Completely New Rhythm114
Measure and Time Signature115
Record Setting115
Button Functions116
Pattern Copy119
Seq to Composer Copy120
Disk Drive121
Internal Memory and Floppy Disk Drive121
Main Parts of the Floppy Disk Drive122
Using Commercial Song Disks122
Playback of Commercial Song Disks122
Abut Standard MIDI Files122
Outline of the Procedure123
Disk in Use123
Loading Data124
Load124
Load Option125
Single Load125
SMF Load125
Composer Load126
Direct Play127
Medley Play128
Song Medley129
Adjusting the Volume of All the Playback Parts129
Saving Data130
Floppy Disks130
Format130
Save131
Technics Format131
Save Option132
Sequencer Song Save132
SMF Format 0133
Disk Management134
Disk Tools134
Set the Automatic Display When a Disk Is Inserted135
Preferences135
Sound136
Part Setting137
Selecting an Attribute137
Volume138
Pan138
Effect138
Sustain139
Key Shift139
Tuning139
Pitch Bend Range140
Other Setting140
Mixer141
Master Tuning142
Key Scaling143
User Type Scaling143
Tone Control144
Sound Edit145
Easy Edit146
Tone Edit147
Tone Select147
Tone Waveform148
Tone Layer149
Key Layer149
Velocity Layer149
Pitch Edit150
Envelope151
Lfo152
Filter Edit153
Filter Key Follow154
Envelope Key Follow154
Amplitude Edit156
Amplitude Key Follow156
Effect Edit159
Controller Edit160
Sustain Pedal Mode, Glide160
Store the New Sound161
Drum Kit Edit162
Select a New Sound162
Drum Sound Edit162
Drum Detail Edit163
Recording Digital Drawbar Sounds164
Digital Drawbar Edit164
Control165
Pedal Setting166
Display Time out167
Wallpaper Setting168
MIDI169
MIDI Channels170
General MIDI170
Outline of MIDI Functions171
Control Messages173
Realtime Messages174
Common Setting175
Input/Output Setting176
MIDI Presets177
Storing User Settings177
Recalling the User Settings178
Program Change MIDI out179
Panel Memory Output179
Computer Connection180
MIDI Settings Load Option181
Load MIDI Parameters181
Initialize182
Power on Settings183
Connections on the Rear Panel184
Aux In/Line out184
Connection to a Macintosh Series Computer184
Connection to a PC184
Assembly185
Troubleshooting188
Error Messages191
Examples of General Settings193
Retain the Sound and Rhythm Select Displays193
Minimize the Floppy Disk Load/Save Time193
Name a Floppy Disk193
Block Storing of MIDI Settings194
Speicify Directly Program Change Numbers194
Discontinue the Display Background (Wallpaper)194
Index195
Specifications197

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Brand	Panasonic
Model	SX-PR602M
Category	Musical Instrument
Language	English

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