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Product type | Digital synthesizer |
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Product color | Black |
Keyboard number of keys | 49 |
Maximum polyphony (notes) | 8 |
Display type | LCD |
Built-in display | Yes |
Display number of characters | 16 |
USB ports quantity | 1 |
Compatible memory cards | SD, SDHC |
Power source type | DC |
Depth | 364 mm |
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Width | 881 mm |
Height | 109 mm |
Weight | 5900 g |
Describes physical controls and indicators on the top surface of the synthesizer.
Explains general controls like volume, mode selection, and common buttons.
Introduces the step sequencer for recording and playback of patterns.
Guides on how to select, load, and navigate through patches and performances.
Details the process of modifying individual sound patches using panel controls and menu settings.
Guides on how to edit performance settings, including layering and splitting parts.
Explains how to adjust global performance parameters affecting all parts.
Details how to configure individual upper and lower parts within a performance.
Describes the essential procedure for saving edited patches and performances to memory.
Explains how to use the arpeggiator function to create rhythmic note patterns from chords.
Introduces how to play back and control recorded step sequencer patterns.
Introduces various methods for recording performances into the step sequencer.
Explains the essential procedure for saving step sequencer patterns separately.
Explains USB connection for audio/MIDI with computers and necessary driver installation.
Details how to configure global system parameters like master tune and LCD contrast.
Explains the process of saving system configurations to preserve settings.
Guides on preparing an SD card for use with the unit, including formatting.
Explains how to save unit data, including settings and patches, onto an SD card.
Guides on loading previously saved data from an SD card back to the unit.
Details how to reset the unit to its original factory state, clearing all custom settings.
Explains how to uninstall a software synthesizer (plug-out) from the unit's memory.
Covers critical warnings and precautions for safe operation, placement, and handling of the unit.