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Table of Contents

1 Using the Unit Safely4
2 Important Notes6
3 Look at What You Can Do8
- Table of Contents10
4 Panel Description14
- Left Front Panel14
- Right Front Panel15
- Rear Panel17
5 Shortcut List18
6 Before You Start Using BK-920
- Connecting the AC Adaptor20
  - Ground Terminal20
- Connecting External Audio Equipment20
- Listening through Headphones21
- Connecting a Microphone21
- Connecting an Optional Vocal Performer (VE-5, VE-20)22
- Connecting a MIDI Device22
- Connecting Optional Pedals22
- Connecting the BK-9 to Your Computer23
- Connecting the BK-9 to Your Ipad23
- Connecting a Television Set23
- Installing the Music Rest24
- Placing the BK-9 on the Stand24
- Turning the Power On/Off24
  - Turning the Power on24
  - Turning the Power off25
- Demo of the BK-925
7 Basic Operation of the BK-926
- About the Displays and Cursor Operation26
8 Playing the BK-9'S Real-Time Parts28
- Selecting Piano and Organ Mode Easily28
- Selecting Tones and Playing the Keyboard28
- About Supernatural Sounds29
- Using the Harmonic Bars29
- Play Different Voices with the Left and Right Hands (Split)32
- Using the 'Numeric' Function to Select Tones, Rhythms and Performances33
- (Mixer)33
- Sound Effects for the Real-Time Parts34
9 Favorite Tones35
- Recalling a Favorite Tone35
- Creating the List of Favorite Tones35
10 Playing with Automatic Accompaniments36
- About the Rhythms36
- Structure of the Rhythm Accompaniments36
- Using Rhythms36
- Selecting Rhythms38
- Playing Back Rhythms38
11 One Touch Memories: Why Using Them41
- Select a 'One Touch41
- Deselect 'One Touch41
- How Can You Tell Whether the ONE TOUCH Function Is on or off42
- Programming Your Own ONE TOUCH Settings42
- Edit)42
  - What a One Touch Memory Saves43
12 Using the BK-9 as a USB Player44
- Getting Ready to Use the BK-9 as a USB Player44
  - File Types the BK-9 Can Read and Play Back44
- Selecting a Song or Rhythm on a USB Memory44
  - Caution When Playing Back Audio Files44
- Playing Back a Song or Rhythm from a USB Memory45
- Activating the 'Play All Songs' Parameter for the USB Memory45
  - Activating the 'Play All Songs' Function45
  - Deactivating the 'Play All Songs' Function46
- Using 'Track Mute' and 'Center Cancel46
- Selecting the Track(S) to Mute for Rhythms or SMF Songs46
- Activating the Lyrics47
- Using the "Mark & Jump" Function (Only for SMF)48
- Creating "Mark" Locations48
- Saving the Song with the "Mark" Locations Inside49
- Play Using the "Mark" Location49
13 Operations on USB Memory50
- Changing the Name of a File or Folder (Rename)50
- Deleting a File or Folder (Delete)50
- Using the 'Search' Function to Locate Songs or Rhythms50
14 Other Important Functions52
- Transposing to a Different Key52
- Changing the Octave52
- Using the 'Melody Intell(Igent)' Function52
- Assign Switches [S1], [S2], [S3], [S4]53
- Using the D-BEAM Controller53
- Using the Metronome55
  - Metronome Settings55
15 Performance Lists57
- Performance/Music Assistant/Factory Songs Info57
- Loading a Performance/'Music Assistant'/'Factory Songs' List57
- Recalling a Performance/'Music Assistant'/'Factory Songs57
- Memory57
- Quickly Locating Performance Memories58
  - Recall Performance Memories by [NUMERIC] Button58
  - Recall Performance Memories by [FAVORITE] Button58
- Saving Your Settings as a Performance59
- Other Performance List Functions59
- Editing Performance Memories61
- Filtering Performance Memories Settings (Lock Function)63
16 Using Audio Phrases (Audio Key)65
- Creating an Audio Key Set65
  - Initialize the Audio Key Internal Memory65
  - New)65
- Assigning a Name to Your New Audio Phrase68
- Basic Playback Functions for Your Phrases68
- Special Playback Functions69
- Saving and Loading Audio Key Sets70
  - Saving Your New or Edited Audio Key Set70
  - Loading an Audio Key Set70
- Playing Back Your Phrases71
- Synchronize Your Phrases with the Start of Rhythm Playback71
  - Synchronize Your Phrases with the Start and Stop of Rhythm71
  - Playback71
- How to Save and Recall an Audio Key Set into a Performance71
- How to Use the Audio Key Set in the MIDI Data Recorder72
17 Adding Pictures to the Music73
- Displaying Photos Automatically73
18 Recording Your Performance75
- Recording Your Performance as Audio Data75
- Recording Your Performance as MIDI Data76
  - Tracks, MIDI Channels and 16-Track Sequencer78
19 Recording a Chord Sequence (Chord Loop)79
- Realtime" Chord Sequencing (Loop Mode)79
20 Working with the 16-Track Sequencer81
- Important Things before Using 16-Track Sequencer81
- Selecting the 16-Track Sequencer81
- About the Sequencer's Main Pages81
  - Left Display81
  - Right Display81
    - MUTE & solo Function81
- Recording a Song from Scratch81
  - Initialize a Song81
  - Before Starting to Record82
- Recording an Existing Song83
- Saving Your Song84
  - If You Leave the 16-Track Sequencer Without Save Your Song84
- Editing One or Several Tracks (Track Edit)84
- Editing Song Using Micro Edit91
  - Other Edit Operations92
- Editing the Master Track93
  - Other Edit Operations95
21 How to Edit Rhythm or SMF (Makeup Tools)97
- Using the Makeup Tools97
- Parameters in the "Palette Page97
- To Commit Your Changes (Freeze Data)101
- Saving Your New Rhythm or Song (SMF) Version in USB101
- Memory101
22 Rhythm Composer103
- What Are Rhythms103
- Starting to Make Your Own Rhythm103
- Rhythm Track Edit Functions108
23 User Drum Kit Function120
- Editing a Single Drum Instrument121
- Saving the User Drum Kit122
- Copying a Preset Drum Kit123
- Initializing a User Drum Kit124
- Using Your User Drum Kits in Real-Time125
- Interacting with Rhythms & Songs (SMF)126
24 Menu Options127
- Tone128
- Percussion N/S (Normal/Soft)135
- Eq Treble Gain136
- Mode137
- Type138
- Functions139
- Scale Tune Switch140
- Melody Intelligent' Parameters141
  - Modulation Assign142
  - Utility143
- Tuning143
- Audio Key148
- One Touch Edit148
- Chord Loop148
  - Mode149
- Rhythm Composer149
- 16Track Sequencer149
- Mastering Tools149
- MIDI151
25 Controlling Video Equipment (Visual Control)161
- How to Connect a Video Equipment161
- How to Enable/Disable the Video Control Function161
- Selecting Clips and Banks on an Optional MIDI Visual Control/ V-LINK Device161
  - What Is MIDI Visual Control161
26 Wireless LAN Function162
- What Is Wireless LAN Function162
- Basic Connection Method (Connect by WPS)162
- Wireless LAN Function Settings163
- Status" Indication163
- Access Point" Indication163
- Wireless Info" Page163
- Wireless Option" Page163
- Connecting to a Wireless LAN Access Point that You Select163
  - Other Settings (Wireless Option)164
- Connecting in Ad-Hoc Mode164
  - Checking the IP Address and MAC Address (WIRELESS INFO)165
27 Troubleshooting166
28 Specifications168
29 MIDI Implementation Chart171
30 Chord Intelligence Table172
31 Index174

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