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General| Polyphony | 32 notes |
|---|---|
| Drum Kits | 22 |
| Keyboard | 61 keys |
| Effects | Reverb, Chorus |
| Chorus Types | 30 |
| Sequencer | 8-track sequencer |
| Arpeggiator | 213 types |
| Display | Backlit LCD |
| Connectivity | MIDI In/Out, USB, Sustain Pedal |
| Weight | 5.0 kg |
| Reverb Types | 25 types |
| Power Supply | PA-300 power adapter (included) |
Information regarding potential changes to specifications without prior notice.
States that service charges due to lack of knowledge are the owner's responsibility.
Yamaha's commitment to safety and environmental friendliness, plus battery handling.
Guidelines for proper product disposal and location of name plate information.
Information regarding FCC compliance for the product used in the USA.
Declaration of conformity with FCC rules and important notice for UK plug/cord.
Multi-lingual warnings about standby power and mercury content in the lamp.
Covers warnings about electrical hazards, damage, and malfunctions to prevent serious injury or death.
Provides cautions on handling, placement, and environmental factors to prevent damage to the instrument.
Guidelines for cleaning the instrument and general precautions for safe and damage-free use.
Information on backing up important data to USB storage or external devices.
Information regarding copyright protection for software and content included with the product.
Lists the items included in the instrument's packaging for user verification.
Highlights of the instrument's main features, including voices, arpeggio, and sequencing.
Instructions for connecting power, securing cables, using headphones, and connecting to a computer via USB.
Steps for powering the instrument on/off and adjusting master volume and screen contrast.
Detailed description of all controls and features on the front panel of the instrument.
Explanation of all connectors and ports located on the rear panel for external connections.
Step-by-step guide on how to play the instrument's built-in demonstration song.
How to select main voices, dual voices, split voices, and drum voices using the instrument's interface.
How to use the Arpeggio function and patterns for automatic accompaniment and melodic variations.
How to select and listen to basic rhythmic patterns to understand their sound.
Guide to using patterns for automatic accompaniment, including FINGER mode and Sync Start.
Explanation of simple and standard chord recognition for automatic accompaniment.
Steps to select preset, user, or USB songs and control playback.
Using playback controls like fast forward/rewind and understanding different song types.
Step-by-step instructions for recording performances, selecting tracks, and starting the recording process.
How to record additional tracks, re-record, reproduce user songs, save to USB, and convert to SMF.
Procedures for deleting entire user songs or individual tracks from the instrument.
Information on which parameters are saved and retained even after power off.
How to erase all saved data and restore the instrument to its original factory settings.
Outlines the fundamental steps: select function, select item, start/stop.
How to use the dial, category buttons, and INC/DEC buttons for selecting and adjusting settings.
Details on the MAIN screen and how to access and use UTILITY/EDIT screens for adjustments.
Explanation of the various display elements on the MAIN screen for monitoring settings.
How to use the pitch bend, modulation wheels, and parameter adjustment buttons.
Information on connecting and using foot switches for sustain and other controls.
How to choose and apply different reverb and chorus effects for desired ambiance.
Instructions for activating, deactivating, and selecting different types of DSP effects.
How to use the metronome, adjust tempo, time signature, and beat length.
Adjusting keyboard touch response and optimizing sound with Master EQ presets.
How to transpose pitch, fine-tune tuning, and shift octaves for performance.
How to use pattern sections (A-D) and AUTO FILL IN for rhythmic variations.
Setting the split point and understanding chord recognition for patterns.
How to play patterns with chords without rhythm and adjust their volume.
Understanding fundamental chord concepts and the types recognized by the instrument.
How to set the playback volume and modify the tempo for songs.
How to mute specific tracks within a song to isolate or focus on certain parts.
Step-by-step guide to saving current instrument settings into performance memory banks.
How to load previously saved panel settings from performance memory banks.
Procedure for deleting saved settings from performance memory to free up space.
Steps to navigate and edit individual voice parameters using the EDIT screen.
Detailed list of all parameters for MAIN, DUAL, and SPLIT voices, with ranges and descriptions.
Steps to navigate and modify various settings within the Utility screen.
Comprehensive list of Utility parameters including effects, volume, MIDI, and metronome settings.
How to connect USB devices, precautions, and accessing file control options.
Instructions for formatting USB devices and using write protection for data safety.
How to save user songs, patterns, and performances to USB, and load files from USB.
Converting user songs to SMF format and playing SMF files from USB storage.
How to delete files from USB storage and play SMF songs directly from USB.
Connecting to audio equipment, MIDI devices, and understanding MIDI data flow.
Connecting USB storage devices and computers for data transfer and control.
Important precautions for connecting, formatting, and handling USB storage devices.
Installing USB MIDI drivers, connecting to a computer, and configuring MIDI settings.
The terms and conditions governing the use of the supplied software, including usage rights and restrictions.
Solutions for issues like no sound, strange sounds, pattern playback errors, and interference.
A reference list of LCD messages and their explanations for error reporting and status updates.
Specifies the maximum number of notes the instrument can play simultaneously.
Complete list of panel voices, their categories, bank select, and MIDI program change numbers.
Details the drum kits available, including assigned notes, MIDI numbers, and key-off information.
Lists available performances for MM6/MM8, detailing patterns, sync start, voices, and chord fingering.
A list of all available patterns, categorized by genre, providing pattern numbers and names.
List of Master Equalizer types and their descriptions for sound optimization.
Details on available reverb and chorus effects, including their MSB/LSB values.
Lists available DSP effects, EQs, delays, and other modulation effects with parameters.
Detailed list of all Arpeggio types, including length, tempo, and associated voice types.
Details on MIDI messages for GM System, Master Volume, Tuning, Reverb, Chorus, and DSP types.
Chart detailing MIDI message transmission and recognition for instrument functions.
Detailed specifications of the instrument, including keyboard, tone generator, sequencer, and connectivity.
Information on the labor and parts warranty duration and coverage for the instrument.
Outlines the consumer's responsibilities when seeking warranty service or repairs.
Lists conditions and circumstances not covered by the limited warranty.
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