Yamaha Electone C-55N - User Manual

Essential safety and handling advice before operating the Electone.

Visual overview of the C-35N model's controls and components.

Visual overview of the C-55N model's controls and components.

Detailed list and descriptions of Electone components and features.

Explanation of the upper, lower keyboards, and pedal layout and function.

Guide on using tone levers for sound adjustment and their control methods.

Explanation of organ pipe pitch designations (16', 8', 4') and their effect.

Introduction to preset tone selectors and unique voice selectors.

Using ensemble effects and presets on the lower keyboard.

Details on controlling vibrato depth, delay, and speed for expressive sound.

Explains slow attack and sustain effects for the upper keyboard.

Guide to pedal sustain, expression pedal, and reverb effect.

How to use the foot switch for glide and rhythm control.

Adjusting keyboard balance and overall Electone volume.

Using tremolo and chorus effects with various instrument voices.

Fine-tuning the speed of the tremolo effect.

Applying a lively and expansive symphonic chorus effect.

Overview of 16 rhythms and their controls including Tempo, Volume, Balance.

Methods for starting and synchronizing rhythms with keyboard or pedal input.

Adjusting tempo, volume, and balance for auto rhythm accompaniment.

Adding variations and accents to rhythms using specific buttons.

Introduction to the Auto Bass/Chord Fun Blocks feature.

Using the Multi Bass feature for complex bass patterns.

Playing chords easily with single finger input and pedal functions.

Using Custom ABC for independent chord and pedal note accompaniment.

Using Constant and Memory functions for accompaniment.

Overview of the Auto Arpeggio feature and its capabilities.

Details on selecting arpeggio voice, pattern, volume, and sustain.

Connecting external tone cabinets for enhanced sound output.

Using the headphone jack for private practice without disturbing others.

Connecting external audio devices via EXP. IN, AUX OUT, and AUX IN jacks.

Guidance on common problems like no power or static.

Addressing issues with radio/TV signals and sympathetic vibrations.

Detailed specifications for keyboards, pedals, and tone levers.

Detailed specifications for rhythm, arpeggio, and effect sections.

Essential safety and handling advice before operating the Electone.

Visual overview of the C-35N model's controls and components.

Visual overview of the C-55N model's controls and components.

Detailed list and descriptions of Electone components and features.

Explanation of the upper, lower keyboards, and pedal layout and function.

Guide on using tone levers for sound adjustment and their control methods.

Explanation of organ pipe pitch designations (16', 8', 4') and their effect.

Introduction to preset tone selectors and unique voice selectors.

Using ensemble effects and presets on the lower keyboard.

Details on controlling vibrato depth, delay, and speed for expressive sound.

Explains slow attack and sustain effects for the upper keyboard.

Guide to pedal sustain, expression pedal, and reverb effect.

How to use the foot switch for glide and rhythm control.

Adjusting keyboard balance and overall Electone volume.

Using tremolo and chorus effects with various instrument voices.

Fine-tuning the speed of the tremolo effect.

Applying a lively and expansive symphonic chorus effect.

Overview of 16 rhythms and their controls including Tempo, Volume, Balance.

Methods for starting and synchronizing rhythms with keyboard or pedal input.

Adjusting tempo, volume, and balance for auto rhythm accompaniment.

Adding variations and accents to rhythms using specific buttons.

Introduction to the Auto Bass/Chord Fun Blocks feature.

Using the Multi Bass feature for complex bass patterns.

Playing chords easily with single finger input and pedal functions.

Using Custom ABC for independent chord and pedal note accompaniment.

Using Constant and Memory functions for accompaniment.

Overview of the Auto Arpeggio feature and its capabilities.

Details on selecting arpeggio voice, pattern, volume, and sustain.

Connecting external tone cabinets for enhanced sound output.

Using the headphone jack for private practice without disturbing others.

Connecting external audio devices via EXP. IN, AUX OUT, and AUX IN jacks.

Guidance on common problems like no power or static.

Addressing issues with radio/TV signals and sympathetic vibrations.

Detailed specifications for keyboards, pedals, and tone levers.

Detailed specifications for rhythm, arpeggio, and effect sections.