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Number of Keys | 61 |
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Polyphony | 64 voices |
Sound Source | PCM |
Sequencer | 16-track |
Weight | 12.0 kg / 26 lbs 8 oz |
Keyboard | Velocity-sensitive |
Power Supply | AC Adaptor |
Drum Kits | 9 |
Effects | Reverb, Chorus |
Connectivity | MIDI |
Display | LCD |
Disk Drive | 3.5-inch floppy disk drive |
Directive to retain safety instructions for future reference.
Guidelines for safe power connection and optimal unit placement.
Precautions for inserting, ejecting, and storing floppy disks.
Detailed explanation of the E-600's front panel controls and buttons.
Explanation of the touch screen operation and display elements.
Instructions for connecting headphones and safe power operation.
How to control the sound output level and tonal brightness.
Utilizing the help system and playing demonstration songs/styles.
Interactive games to develop musical ear training skills.
Quick setup for piano and organ performance styles.
Using the keyboard for percussion and sound effects.
Choosing instrument sounds and adjusting metronome speed.
Step-by-step for recording music with the Arranger function.
Procedures for managing floppy disks with the E-600 drive.
Instructions on storing songs and playing music files from disk.
Connecting a microphone and applying echo, voice transformation.
Using Reverb, Chorus, Flanger, and other sound-enhancing effects.
Combining two different instrument sounds for richer performance.
Dividing the keyboard for different sounds and selecting tones.
Selecting different musical genres and patterns for accompaniment.
Modifying accompaniment with fills and switching between patterns.
Simplifying chord input and displaying fingering charts.
Enhancing melodies with harmonies and arranging for piano styles.
Adjusting tempo and configuring count-in sounds for performances.
Moving within songs and playing at a fixed tempo.
Setting playback start/end points and adjusting their positions.
Changing the song's key for simpler fingering and practice.
Silencing tracks for practice and using Piano Partner for skill assessment.
Overview of Normal, Mix, and Loop recording methods.
Guide to multi-track recording for creating ensemble songs.
Utilizing built-in rhythm patterns and recording them.
Adding ritardandos and precise tempo adjustments to songs.
Modifying the song's beat structure during recording.
Customizing how recording halts with the Arranger.
Creating automatic accompaniments by inputting chord progressions.
Introduction to various song editing tools like Undo, Quantize, Copy.
Procedures for removing or clearing measures and data sections.
Shifting track pitches and swapping track data for editing.
Fine-tuning individual notes and program changes.
Setting the default tempo for a song.
Adjusting volume levels for different parts and keyboard sections.
Creating custom Music Styles from recorded songs.
Assembling styles and mapping tracks to parts.
Storing custom styles and silencing specific accompaniment parts.
Erasing data from disk and customizing Pad button operations.
Adjusting pitch by octaves and saving custom settings.
Customizing piano sound ambience and keyboard touch response.
Selecting tuning systems and configuring sympathetic resonance.
Customizing organ sound components and keyboard split point.
Customizing Arranger behavior and filtering MIDI messages.
Selecting chord/bass sounds and managing Chord Intelligence.
Adjusting the instrument's pitch for accurate ensemble playing.
Applying chorus effects and selecting reverb sound profiles.
Customizing screen display options like lyrics and contrast.
Adjusting touch screen sensitivity and accuracy.
Saving settings and restoring factory defaults.
Linking the E-600 to external MIDI devices and computers.
Transmitting recorded MIDI data to other devices.
Configuring MIDI channels and local control for device communication.
Remotely controlling tones on MIDI instruments via Program Change.
Solutions for power, no sound, doubled sounds, and pitch issues.
Resolving problems with accompaniment, song playback, and tempo.
Addressing issues with recording, lost performances, and touch screen response.