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Technics SX-PR500

Technics SX-PR500
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Technics SX-PR500 Specifications

General IconGeneral
TypeDigital Piano
Number of Keys88
Sound GenerationPCM
Rhythms100
DisplayLCD
MIDIYes
EffectsReverb, Chorus
Sequencer16-track
ConnectivityHeadphones, Line Out
Keyboard ActionWeighted Hammer Action
Voices300

Summary

Important Safety Instructions

Safety Precautions

Essential safety guidelines for using the instrument, including electrical and environmental hazards.

Installation Guidelines

Recommendations for proper placement and installation to ensure safe operation.

Maintenance and Servicing

Instructions for cleaning, care, and when to seek professional servicing.

Controls and functions

PLAY STYLE

Select standard piano or various performance styles.

COMPOSER

Create and store original rhythm patterns.

RHYTHM GROUP

Choose preset automatic rhythm patterns.

DEMO

Listen to programmed demonstration tunes.

PIANO STYLIST

Perform using piano sounds with accompaniment.

ONE TOUCH PLAY

Select sounds and effects automatically.

SOUND GROUP

Select from various instrument sounds.

SEQUENCER

Record and play back your performance.

Effects

Add various effects to enhance sounds.

DISPLAY (LCD screen)

View performance information and settings.

PANEL MEMORY

Store current panel settings for instant recall.

BASIC FUNCTIONS

Getting started

Initial setup and basic operation of the instrument.

Listen to the demonstration

Play pre-programmed songs to hear instrument capabilities.

Playing the piano

Learn to play the instrument using piano sounds.

Selecting other sounds

Explore and choose from various instrument sounds.

Playing automatic rhythms

Select and play preset automatic rhythm patterns.

Control the rhythm

Manage tempo, intro, fill-in, and ending patterns.

Automatic accompaniment

Use chords to create automatic musical accompaniment.

Playing commercial disks

Load and play songs from external disks.

PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS

Display and Volume Balance

Understand display information and adjust volume balance.

Menu and Button Navigation

Learn to navigate menus and use control buttons.

Display Contrast Adjustment

Adjust the contrast of the instrument's display.

Part I Sounds and effects

Play Style

Select performance styles like piano or split keyboard.

Conductor

Use RIGHT 1 and RIGHT 2 buttons to select sounds.

SOUND GROUP

Choose sounds from various instrument groups.

Mixing sounds and Keyboard split

Combine sounds or divide keyboard into sections.

Pedals and String resonance

Configure pedal functions and adjust string resonance.

Effects

Apply digital effects like chorus and reverb.

Transpose and Techni-chord

Adjust key pitch and create harmony with Techni-chord.

Part II Playing the rhythm

Selecting rhythms

Choose desired rhythm patterns from the display.

METRONOME

Set up and use the metronome for practice.

Start the rhythm

Play rhythms with intro, fill-in, and ending patterns.

Auto Play Chord

Generate automatic accompaniment by playing chords.

Piano Stylist

Perform with piano sounds and automatic accompaniment.

One Touch Play

Instantly set up sounds and tempo for a song.

Music Style Select

Select music styles for automatic accompaniment.

Music Style Arranger

Arrange music styles with registration settings.

Panel Memory

Store and recall panel settings for quick access.

Part III Sequencer

Outline of the Sequencer

Introduction to recording and editing performances.

SEQUENCER MENU

Access and navigate the sequencer functions.

Song recording and playback

Record, name, and play back songs.

Easy Record

Quickly record and play back performances.

Realtime Record

Record performances with timing and tempo control.

Sequencer Play

Playback recorded songs and manage tracks.

Step Record

Enter notes and chords step-by-step for precise recording.

Editing recorded performance

Erase or edit song portions and clear tracks.

Part IV Composer

Outline of the Composer

Overview of creating custom rhythm patterns.

COMPOSER RECORD menu

Access composer functions for recording.

Edit rhythm pattern preparation

Prepare rhythm patterns by copying and editing.

Create new rhythm preparation

Create new rhythm patterns from scratch.

Record rhythm pattern

Record rhythm patterns with tempo and time signature.

Composer mode

Select composer modes for playback and arrangement.

Composer Chord Map

Map chords to accompaniment patterns.

Part V Disk Drive

Outline of Disk Drive function

Learn about storing composer and sequencer data.

Loading data

Load Technics files, SMF, and composer data.

Formatting a disk

Format floppy disks for data storage.

Saving data

Save performance and panel settings to disk.

FILE delete

Delete specific files from the disk.

Part VI Adjusting the Sounds

Outline of Sound Setting mode

Adjust sound parameters like tone and effects.

Part Setting

Set attributes for each part: pan, reverb, sustain, tuning.

Touch & Tune

Adjust touch response and tuning of the instrument.

Key Scaling

Customize key scaling and tuning for performance.

Left Hold

Specify how left-part sounds behave during playback.

Part VII MIDI

What is MIDI?

Understand MIDI for digital communication.

Outline of MIDI functions

Overview of MIDI operational functions.

Setting the functions

Configure MIDI settings like channels and common messages.

MIDI CHANNEL

Assign MIDI channels to instrument parts.

COMMON SETTING

Set common MIDI parameters for all parts.

CONTROL MESSAGE

Enable or disable control messages for MIDI data.

Initialize

INITIAL

Restore instrument settings to factory defaults.

Power on settings

View default settings applied when the instrument powers on.

Connections

MIDI and Pedal Connections

Connect MIDI devices and the sustain pedal.

Assembly

Assembly Instructions

Step-by-step guide to assemble the Technics piano.

Symptoms which appear to be signs of trouble

Troubleshooting Guide

Provides remedies for common operational issues and malfunctions.

Error messages

Error Code Explanations

Lists error codes and their corresponding explanations and solutions.

Specifications

Technical Specifications

Details the technical features, dimensions, and power requirements.

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