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If not all of the notes sound when you play the keyboard on your Yamaha Musical Instrument, it could be that the Clavinova’s total simultaneous polyphonic capacity (maximum number of notes) has been exceeded. Since the configuration of the tone generation system is such that later notes have priority, previous notes may occasionally be cut off.
How to enable Auto Accompaniment on Yamaha Clavinova CVP-103?
If the Auto Accompaniment does not play back on your Yamaha Musical Instrument, it is possible that the Auto Accompaniment is not turned on. Press the [ACMP ON] button to turn on the Auto Accompaniment.
General| Category | Digital Piano |
|---|---|
| Keyboard | 88 keys |
| Sound Source | AWM (Advanced Wave Memory) |
| Display | LCD |
| Effects | Reverb, Chorus |
| Sequencer | 16-track |
| Action | GH (Graded Hammer) Keyboard |
| Polyphony | 32 notes |
| Connectivity | MIDI In/Out |
| Speakers | 16cm x 2 |
| Amplification | 40W x 2 |
Explains graphical safety symbols on Yamaha products.
Yamaha's commitment to user safety and environmental friendliness.
Basic precautions to avoid injury, shock, fire, and other hazards.
Precautions to prevent physical injury and damage to the instrument or property.
Lists items like disks, manuals, and benches that may accompany the Clavinova.
Describes the meaning of logos printed on the Clavinova panel for standards and features.
Highlights main functions like LCD display, voices, song playback, auto accompaniment, and connectivity.
Explains notation conventions and manual structure for user guidance.
Provides precautions and instructions for using floppy disks and the disk drive.
Covers installing the music stand, key cover, power connection, and basic controls.
Identifies and explains the functions of various buttons, sliders, and connectors on the panel.
Explains how to activate demo mode, select playback modes, and start song playback.
Guides users on reading the LCD and operating functions via buttons and data dial.
Explains how to control master, accompaniment, keyboard, and part volumes.
Details how to start, stop, and adjust the tempo and settings of the metronome.
Describes how to access and navigate the instrument's built-in help system for functions.
Guides users on choosing different voice types and categories available on the Clavinova.
Details the use of drum kits and SFX sounds playable from the keyboard.
Explains how to adjust volume, octave, and pan for the primary keyboard voice.
Covers selecting and layering two different voices for richer textures.
Explains adjusting volume, octave, pan, and detune for the second voice.
Guides on assigning different voices to the left and right sides of the keyboard.
Details adjusting volume, octave, pan, and pedal range for the left voice.
Describes how to set the key that divides the keyboard for split mode.
Explains the function of the Damper, Sostenuto, and Soft pedals.
Covers turning reverb on/off, selecting types, and adjusting total depth.
Explains setting reverb depth individually for rhythm, accompaniment, and keyboard parts.
Details how to change chorus type and set chorus depth for each part.
Explains turning effects on/off, changing types, and varying effects.
Guides on setting the depth of effects individually for keyboard parts.
Covers choosing style groups and individual styles for auto accompaniment.
Explains how to use style variations (Main A-D) and play fill-in patterns.
Details methods like Standard, Synchronized, and Tap Start for initiating styles.
Covers adding intro patterns and fading styles in and out.
Explains how to stop style playback using standard methods or endings.
Introduces modes like Single Finger, Fingered, and Full Keyboard for chord input.
Guides on activating and deactivating the auto accompaniment feature.
Covers modifying accompaniment modes, split points, and synchronized stop.
Explains how to balance volumes for rhythm, bass, chord, pad, and phrase parts.
Describes using the database to select styles, voices, and effects based on music genre.
Details adding harmony or embellishment notes to melodies and adjusting harmony settings.
Explains using pre-programmed panel setups for quick voice and effect selection with styles.
Guides on creating and saving original accompaniment styles.
Covers selecting parts, voices, and recording individual musical elements.
Explains timing correction and naming custom styles for saving.
Details procedures for saving custom styles to disk and managing style files.
Describes how to select and play previously created custom styles.
Instructions for loading styles from external Style File disks.
Explains how to select and play styles loaded from disk.
Covers storing and recalling panel setups as reusable registrations.
Explains using the Freeze function to prevent panel settings from changing during registration recall.
Guides on playing back recorded songs and commercial song data with lyrics.
Details turning individual song parts on/off and assigning tracks to keyboard parts.
Explains how to modify volume, voice, effects, and other parameters for individual song tracks.
Describes Phrase, 1 Song, and AB Repeat modes for practicing song sections.
Covers pause, rewind, and fast forward functions during song playback.
Information on compatible software and song data from other instruments.
Introduces practice methods like Easy Play, Next Note, and Sound Repeat with piano roll display.
Details setting up songs, selecting methods, practicing, and stopping the guide function.
Explains GUIDE MODE settings, tempo, lyrics, and keyboard guide lamp controls.
Describes how songs are composed of instrumental parts assigned to tracks.
Covers the necessary steps for formatting disks before recording songs.
Provides a simple method for recording songs quickly.
Guides on recording multiple instrument parts and tracks for songs.
Explains how to selectively re-record specific sections of a song.
Details step-by-step entry of accompaniment data using chord names.
Allows saving current panel settings with a song for automatic restoration.
Explains how to name recorded song files or change existing names.
Provides controls for mixing, deleting, and quantizing tracks within recorded songs.
Allows changing initial song data like volume, voices, and reverb depth.
Describes using internal memory for recording songs without a floppy disk.
Overview of accessing and using advanced functions via the Function mode.
Covers tuning, transposing, key touch, and voice settings.
Details assigning functions to the left pedal, including glide range.
Explains managing registration/setup files, copying songs, deleting songs, and formatting disks.
Covers MIDI channels, local control, synchronization, filtering, and transpose settings.
Explains how to set up parameter backup and recall factory settings.
Covers micro tuning and scale tuning for keyboard pitch adjustment.
Guides on connecting headphones and audio devices via AUX IN/OUT jacks.
Details connecting MIDI equipment and computers via MIDI and TO HOST terminals.
Lists and describes available reverb and chorus effect types.
Lists and describes various other effect types like flanger, phaser, and delay.
Explains common messages related to panel operations and disk handling.
Covers messages related to memory capacity and custom style operations.
Covers messages for file loading, chord sequence, and record editing functions.
Explains messages related to hardware issues and song data conversion.
Provides solutions for issues like power problems, noise, low volume, and playback errors.
Explains MIDI standards, terminals, and cable connections.
Discusses compatibility of disk formats, sequence formats, and voice allocation.
States FCC requirements and modification notices for the unit.
Provides wiring instructions for the mains lead according to UK color coding.
Lists essential safety guidelines for using electronic products.
