Why do percussion instruments sound when I press keys on the lower keyboard of my Yamaha Musical Instrument?
If percussion instruments sound when you press keys on the lower keyboard or pedalboard of your Yamaha Musical Instrument, the keyboard Percussion function is likely on. Turn it off when not in use. (See page 39.)
What to do if the rhythm doesn't start at the beginning of a recording on my Yamaha Electone EL-37 Musical Instrument?
The Yamaha Musical Instrument's M.D.R. 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.
What to do if the sound of my Yamaha Electone EL-37 Musical Instrument causes surrounding objects to resonate?
To prevent the sound of your Yamaha Musical Instrument from causing surrounding objects to resonate, relocate the objects or lower the instrument’s volume.
General| Brand | Yamaha |
|---|---|
| Model | Electone EL-37 |
| Category | Musical Instrument |
| Language | English |
Explains safety symbols and provides cautions for safe operation.
Addresses environmental friendliness, battery info, and disposal guidelines.
Clarifies service responsibility, name plate location, and general important notices.
Disclaimer stating that specifications may be modified without prior notice.
Highlights AWM tone generation and digital effects like Tremolo, Reverb, Flanger, Delay.
Details dynamic rhythm patterns, automatic accompaniment, and programming features.
Explains instant setting changes via Registration Menus and digital performance recording.
Covers initial setup steps: plugging in the power and turning on the Electone.
Basic operations for playing, including volume and expression pedal use.
Explains basic registrations, menu disks, and how to use the LCD display.
Step-by-step guide to selecting voices using panel buttons and data controls.
Covers using dotted buttons and user voices for expanded voice selection.
Lists available voices and their assignments to panel buttons and pages.
Adjusting voice parameters like touch, volume, and octave via condition pages.
Details effects such as Tremolo, Symphonic, Delay, Flanger, Reverb, Sustain, and Glide.
Selecting, playing, and using fill-in patterns for rhythm tracks.
Setting accompaniment types and using the Auto Bass Chord function.
Playing percussion sounds and adding harmony with Melody On Chord.
Saving custom settings to memory buttons and recalling them.
Using footswitches for shifting and panel buttons for data editing.
Performing a Power On Reset to clear all settings and user rhythms.
Precautions for disks, inserting/ejecting, cleaning, and formatting.
Step-by-step guides for recording songs, parts, and playing them back.
Covers Custom Play, Pause, Tempo changes, Song Copy/Delete, and Voice Disks.
Explains M.D.R. display messages and disk copy protection.
Outlines the process of creating custom rhythm patterns.
Details Step Write, Real Time Write, beat/quantize settings, and editing.
Connecting patterns to create sequences and playing them back.
Backing up custom rhythm patterns and sequences to disk.
Assigning rhythm and glide functions to footswitches.
Using the knee lever for Sustain and Melody On Chord control.
Adjusting the instrument's key setting in half-steps.
Fine-tuning the instrument's overall pitch.
Setting MIDI channels for Upper, Lower, and Pedalboard transmissions.
Configuring MIDI timing sync and expression pedal control.
Connecting external rhythm machines and audio sources.
Connecting headphones and how it affects speaker output.
Solutions for common operational and functional problems.
Detailed MIDI message charts, specifications, and implementation details.
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