What to do if recording or playback cannot be performed on Yamaha Musical Instrument?
If recording or playback isn't working on your Yamaha Musical Instrument, the PLAY or RECORD section buttons for selecting parts might be off. Make sure to turn on the appropriate PLAY or RECORD buttons.
Why rhythm does not start on Yamaha Electone EL-27 Musical Instrument?
If the rhythm isn't starting on your Yamaha Musical Instrument, first check the volume level of the RHYTHM section. Also, ensure data is loaded into the SEQ. buttons, possibly by loading data created with upper models like the EL-37.
How to fix Yamaha Electone EL-27 Musical Instrument when pedal voices do not sound?
If the Pedal voices on your Yamaha Musical Instrument aren't sounding even with the volume set correctly, the Single Finger or Fingered Chord mode of Auto Bass Chord might be active. Turn off this mode in the display.
What to do if recording stops before finishing on Yamaha Musical Instrument?
If recording stops prematurely or the Song Copy function fails on your Yamaha Musical Instrument, it's likely that the disk is nearing its maximum data limit. Consider using another disk or deleting unnecessary song data.
Why can't I record 40 songs on my Yamaha Electone EL-27?
If you can't record a full 40 songs on your Yamaha Musical Instrument, it's because some song numbers contain a large amount of recorded data. This means the disk may not have enough available memory to record the normal maximum of 40 songs.
How to stop stuck notes on Yamaha Musical Instrument?
If the notes in your recording are 'stuck' and sound continuously on your Yamaha Musical Instrument, it's because the disk was removed during playback by pressing the EJECT button. To stop playback, always press the STOP button.
Why harmony notes are not audible on Yamaha Musical Instrument?
If you can't hear the harmony notes of the Melody On Chord function on your Yamaha Musical Instrument, the Upper keyboard might be set to sound only lead voices. Try increasing the volume of the Upper voices.
Why pitch doesn't change in Single Finger mode on Yamaha Musical Instrument?
If the pitch in Single Finger mode doesn't change when pressing different keys on your Yamaha Musical Instrument, it's because Single Finger mode only produces notes within a fixed octave interval on the Lower keyboard. Notes outside this range with the same letter name will produce chords sharing the same pitch.
Why rhythm doesn't start at the beginning of recording on Yamaha Electone EL-27 Musical Instrument?
The M.D.R. on your Yamaha Musical Instrument is designed so that the rhythm cannot be started at the very beginning of a recording. If you wish to use the rhythm, start it after the available memory display appears on the M.D.R. display.
General| Type | Electronic Organ |
|---|---|
| Upper Keyboard | 49 Keys |
| Lower Keyboard | 49 Keys |
| Pedal Keyboard | 13 Keys |
| Polyphony | 32 |
| Number of Keys | 49 |
| Effects | Reverb, Chorus |
| Amplifier | 20W |
| Speakers | 2 x 12 cm |
| Connectivity | MIDI In/Out |
| Power Supply | AC power |
Explains labels and symbols on the product for safety.
Yamaha's commitment to user safety and environmental friendliness.
Covers product testing, modification warnings, and warranty.
Yamaha reserves the right to change product specifications without notice.
Lists essential precautions for using electrical products, including installation and ventilation.
Identifies and describes controls on the front panel of the Electone.
Explains the LCD display and related selection buttons for functions.
Details accessory jacks, knee lever, and pedalboard connections.
Highlights key features like sound technology, voice controls, rhythm patterns, and recording.
Basic steps to turn on the Electone and initial display information.
How to use Registrations for instant voice and setting changes.
Introduces five factory preset registrations for different music styles.
Step-by-step guide to selecting registrations from the built-in menu.
Lists voices and settings for 80 built-in registrations across multiple pages.
How to view currently selected voices for each section on the LCD.
Procedure for selecting voices using the panel buttons for the Upper Keyboard.
Adjusting coarse and fine volume levels for each voice section.
Selecting voices and setting volumes for Lower keyboard and Pedalboard.
Using dotted buttons for advanced voice selection and polyphonic play.
Lists available voices and their corresponding button/page assignments.
Adjusting voice settings like Touch Tone and Volume via condition pages.
Adjusting expressive control over volume and timbre using Touch Tone.
Adjusting octave settings for voices to change their range.
Simulating ensemble or expanding sound effects for voices.
Applying pitch variation to voices for a richer, more natural sound.
Adjusting Reverb and Sustain effects using panel buttons.
How to choose and play rhythm patterns from the front panel buttons.
Controlling automatic pattern variations and overall rhythm volume.
Using dotted buttons for advanced rhythm pattern selection.
Creating, loading, and selecting user-defined rhythm patterns.
A chart listing all 24 available rhythm patterns and their display numbers.
Controlling accompaniment type and volume, independent of Auto Bass Chord.
Using A.B.C. for automatic chord and bass accompaniment.
Playing drum and percussion sounds assigned to keyboards.
Adding harmony to melodies using chord input or A.B.C.
Saving panel settings and rhythms to memory buttons for quick recall.
Changing registrations sequentially using the right footswitch.
How to restore previous panel settings after power off.
Assigning functions like Stop, Ending, or Fill In to the left footswitch.
Controlling Sustain or Melody On Chord using the knee lever.
Adjusting the instrument's key and fine-tuning via the Transpose/Pitch page.
Guidelines for handling floppy disks and the disk drive.
Instructions for cleaning the read/write head and handling floppy disks.
Steps required to prepare a blank disk for recording.
How to set up and record a complete performance to disk.
Explains the types of data recorded by the Music Disk Recorder.
Method for recording individual tracks like melody or accompaniment.
Saving registrations and associated data without recording a full performance.
Loading previously recorded registrations and data back to the Electone.
Changing registrations of an existing song without altering performance data.
How to play back recorded songs from the disk.
Covers Custom Play, Pause, Fast Forward/Reverse operations.
Instructions for copying songs between different numbers on the disk.
How to delete unwanted songs from the disk.
Viewing available memory space for recordings.
Using optional voice disks to play and save new voices.
Information on protected disks and data saving limitations.
Explains various messages displayed on the M.D.R. LED screen.
Illustrates connecting external MIDI devices to the Electone.
Details headphone, auxiliary output, and rhythm input jacks.
Addresses issues like noise, interference, and function malfunctions.
Comprehensive list of technical specifications including keyboard, voice, and system features.
Details MIDI messages for channel control, system real-time, and exclusive messages.
A chart outlining MIDI message codes, functions, and transmission/reception.
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