What to do if the keyboard sound volume is low compared to the Auto Accompaniment or disk playback on my Yamaha Musical Instrument?
If the keyboard sound volume is too low compared to the Auto Accompaniment or disk playback on your Yamaha Musical Instrument, the independent volume level of the keyboard performance sound may be too low. Raise the volume of the keyboard performance in the Mixer display.
What to do if the sound of the Auto Accompaniment or disk playback is low compared to that of the keyboard on my Yamaha Musical Instrument?
If the sound of the Auto Accompaniment or disk playback is too low compared to the keyboard on your Yamaha Musical Instrument, the [ACMP/SONG VOLUME] may be set too low. To fix this, simply raise the [ACMP/SONG VOLUME] level.
Why does Auto Accompaniment not play back on my Yamaha Musical Instrument?
If the Auto Accompaniment is not playing back on your Yamaha Musical Instrument, it might not be turned on. Press the [ACMP ON] button to activate Auto Accompaniment.
What to do if the damper pedal has no effect on my Yamaha Musical Instrument?
If the damper pedal isn't working correctly on your Yamaha Musical Instrument, or if the sound sustains continuously, the pedal cord plug may not be properly connected. Ensure that you securely insert the pedal cord plug into the correct jack.
Why does Auto Accompaniment or disk playback not start on my Yamaha Musical Instrument?
If the Auto Accompaniment or disk playback isn't starting on your Yamaha Musical Instrument, the MIDI Sync setting might be the issue. Ensure that MIDI Sync is set to “INT.”
Why is the entire sound low or no sound coming out of my Yamaha Musical Instrument?
The low sound or absence of sound from your Yamaha Musical Instrument can stem from a few reasons. First, check that the [MASTER VOLUME] is adequately raised. Another common cause is connected headphones, so unplug them. Lastly, ensure that Local Control is set to on.
How to fix Yamaha CVP-94/92 Musical Instrument if power does not turn on?
If your Yamaha CVP-94/92 Musical Instrument isn't turning on, the power cable plugs might not be properly inserted. Ensure that one of the cable plugs is securely inserted into the instrument itself, and the other plug is in a working AC outlet.
Why is the LCD display too bright or too dark to read on my Yamaha Musical Instrument?
If the LCD display on your Yamaha Musical Instrument is too bright or dark, it may be due to temperature affecting the brightness. Adjust the contrast of the display by using the [CONTRAST] control.
What to do if I can't record the maximum of 60 songs on my Yamaha Musical Instrument?
If you can't record up to 60 songs on your Yamaha Musical Instrument, it's likely because the memory is full. This can happen if your songs are long or if you've used many functions. To resolve this, delete any unnecessary songs or record to a new disk.
Why are some tracks not playing back on my Yamaha Musical Instrument?
If some tracks aren't playing back on your Yamaha Musical Instrument, it's possible that playback for those tracks is set to off. To fix this, ensure that playback is enabled for the non-sounding tracks.
Overview of the main features and capabilities of the Yamaha Clavinova CVP-94/92 keyboard.
Instructions for setting up the instrument, including the music stand, key cover, power, and headphones.
Guide on how to access and use the instrument's built-in help system for explanations.
Instructions on how to activate and use the demonstration playback feature of the instrument.
Detailed steps on how to select and choose from the instrument's extensive voice library.
Instructions for playing two different voices simultaneously in a layered sound.
Guide on how to assign different voices to the left and right sections of the keyboard.
Guide on choosing and applying various musical styles for automatic accompaniment.
How to use the auto accompaniment feature with different chord input methods.
Guide on creating, recording, and saving original accompaniment styles.
How to save and recall complete panel setups for quick access to preferred settings.
Instructions for playing back recorded songs and songs from disks.
Comprehensive guide to recording your own musical performances to floppy disks or internal memory.
Settings related to keyboard performance, including tune, transpose, and touch response.
Operations related to disk management, including formatting, copying, deleting, and transforming files.
Settings for MIDI communication, including channel transmission and local control.
How to set up backup for various parameter groups to retain settings.
Description of the various input and output terminals available on the instrument.
Instructions for establishing a direct connection to Macintosh and IBM-PC/AT computers.
General| Type | Digital Piano |
|---|---|
| Touch Sensitivity | Yes |
| Styles | 100 |
| Display | LCD |
| Headphones | 2 |
| AUX Out | Yes |
| AUX In | Yes |
| Foot Controller | Yes |
| Footswitch | Yes |
| Sound Source | AWM (Advanced Wave Memory) |
| Effects | Reverb, Chorus |
| Recorder | Yes |
| Connectivity | USB to Host |
| MIDI | In/Out |
| Amplifiers | 20W |
| Keyboard | 88-key Graded Hammer |
| Polyphony | 32 |
| Speakers | 12cm x 2 |
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