To Next PageTo Next PageWhy can't I record the maximum of 60 songs on my Yamaha Clavinova CVP-105 Musical Instrument?
If you can't record the maximum of 60 songs, the memory capacity is probably full because the playing time of one or more songs is long, or many functions were used. Delete unnecessary songs or record to a new disk.
Why do some tracks not play back when playing back data on my Yamaha Clavinova CVP-105?
If some tracks don't play back when playing back data, playback of the track(s) is probably turned off. Turn on playback for the tracks that you want to hear.
General| Category | Digital Piano |
|---|---|
| Sound Source | AWM (Advanced Wave Memory) |
| Effects | Reverb, Chorus |
| Display | LCD screen |
| Connectivity | MIDI In/Out |
| Speakers | 2 speakers |
| Keyboard | 88 keys, weighted (Graded Hammer Effect) |
Provides precautions and instructions for handling floppy disks and the disk drive.
Details the procedures for setting up the music stand, key cover, and turning the power on/off.
Identifies and explains the various panel controls and terminal connections on the instrument.
Tutorial on reading the LCD display and using associated controls for navigating functions and settings.
Explains how to adjust overall, accompaniment, song, and keyboard volumes using sliders and settings.
Covers starting, stopping, and adjusting the tempo and settings of the built-in metronome for practice.
Describes how to select voice groups and individual voices from the VOICE SELECT display and main display.
Explains how to layer two voices, adjust their settings, and create richer tonal textures.
Guides on splitting the keyboard into two sections with different voices for each hand.
Details the functions of the damper, sostenuto, and soft pedals, including assigning other functions to them.
Explains how to turn reverb on/off, change reverb types, and adjust depth settings for keyboard parts and vocals.
Covers applying chorus effects to voices, changing chorus types, and adjusting depth settings for added warmth.
Details how to use and customize the two effect systems available for keyboard voices on specific models.
Guides on how to select accompaniment style groups and individual styles from the panel and display.
Covers varying styles, selecting variations, playing fill-in patterns, and starting/stopping accompaniment playback.
Explains how to use Auto Accompaniment, select modes, change settings, and get help with chords.
Details how to store, recall, protect, and name panel setups for instant recall of settings.
Covers entering Song Play mode, selecting songs, playback controls, adjusting tempo, and managing disks and tracks.
Introduces the Guide function for practicing songs using piano roll displays and keyboard guide lamps.
Details methods for recording performances, disk formatting, quick recording, track recording, and punch-in/out recording.
Guides on connecting a microphone, turning the function on/off, and adjusting settings for vocal harmony effects.
Explains how to access and use various utility functions for customizing instrument settings and operations.
Details keyboard, pedal, and MIDI settings for tuning, touch, controls, and external connections.
Explains functions for managing disk files, including registration, setup, assistance data, and memory backup.
Covers micro tuning, scale tuning, user scale setup, and video output settings for pitch and display customization.
Describes how to connect headphones, microphones, audio equipment, and video monitors to the Clavinova.
Covers connecting MIDI equipment and computers using MIDI and TO HOST terminals for data transfer.
Provides descriptions of various reverb, chorus, and effect types available on the Clavinova.
Lists messages related to performing operations via panel buttons, including restrictions and errors.
Covers messages related to disk operations, style file loading, and custom style mode.
Details messages encountered during Step Edit and Chord Sequence operations, including recording and editing errors.
Covers compatibility of song data formats like SMF, ESEQ, DOC, and voice allocation formats like GM and XG.
