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General| Sound Engine | AWM2 |
|---|---|
| Polyphony | 128 notes |
| Sequencer | No |
| Effects | Reverb, Chorus, Master EQ, Insertion Effects |
| Arpeggiator | Yes |
| Connectivity | USB, MIDI (In/Out) |
| Weight | 4.8 kg |
| Power Supply | PA-150 power adapter (included) |
| Preset Voices | Over 1, 000 voices |
| Dimensions | 984 mm x 112 mm x 298 mm |
Information regarding product battery usage and replacement.
Guidelines for product disposal according to local regulations.
Location of the product's name plate with model and serial numbers.
Warning against unauthorized modifications to the unit.
Instructions for using shielded cables and proper installation.
Compliance statement for Class 'B' digital devices and interference handling.
Explains the meaning of caution and information symbols used in the manual.
Essential safety precautions for operating the instrument and accessories.
Specific warnings and cautions related to the AC adaptor.
General safety precautions for operating the instrument.
Precautions regarding power supply and AC adaptor usage.
Safety guidelines for placing, moving, and handling the instrument.
Safety advice for connecting the instrument to other electronic devices.
Warnings in various languages about standby power.
Guidelines for disposal of old electrical and electronic equipment.
Guidelines for proper handling, maintenance, and cleaning.
Procedures for saving instrument data to avoid loss.
Information regarding copyright restrictions for musical data.
Notes on how the instrument handles music data.
Notes on manual illustrations, trademarks, and firmware updates.
Lists included accessories such as the manual and AC adaptor.
Lists the Owner's Manual and bundled documentation.
Information on accessing PDF manuals like Reference Manual and Data List.
Instructions on downloading and using PDF manuals from Yamaha.
Describes the sound engine and effect system.
Highlights the intuitive interface, controls, and portability.
Features for playing along, music production via USB, and Cubase integration.
Connectivity for iOS devices via USB.
Overview of the instrument's front panel controls and their functions.
LCD, Navigation buttons ([SELECT], [EXIT], [ENTER], Cursor), and [DATA] dial.
[SHIFT], [LAYER], [SPLIT], [ARP], [RHYTHM PATTERN], [EXT. SONG], [TEMPO], [PART SELECT].
[PERFORMANCE NUMBER] display, Voice Category buttons.
Overview of the instrument's rear panel connectors and their functions.
DC IN jack, Standby/On switch, MIDI [IN]/[OUT] terminals.
USB terminals, OUTPUT [L/MONO]/[R] jacks, [PHONES] jack.
[SUSTAIN] jack, [FOOT CONTROLLER] jack, [AUX IN] jack.
Instructions for connecting the power adaptor and power supply.
How to connect external audio monitoring equipment.
Correct procedure for turning the instrument and connected devices on/off.
Explains the auto power-off feature and how to disable it.
How to adjust master volume and display contrast.
Instructions on how to play back the instrument's demo songs.
Explains the different cursor types and how to move them.
How to adjust parameter values using dials and buttons.
How to navigate and select items from lists in the display.
How to navigate between different pages within a display.
Setting note values for parameters like Split Point.
Procedure for naming data like Voices and Performances.
How to exit displays and navigate back through menus.
Introduction to selecting and playing preset Voices for Parts 1 and 2.
How to layer or split Voices for simultaneous or hand-specific playback.
Using Pitch Bend, Modulation wheels, and Knobs for sound control.
Connecting external controllers and using the Arpeggio feature.
Steps to activate, change tempo/type, and play back Arpeggios.
Adjusting octave/transpose and storing/selecting Performances.
How to select, change, and tempo adjust Rhythm Patterns.
How to play along with MIDI and audio data from USB or portable players.
Precautions, saving, loading, and formatting USB flash memories.
Connecting MIDI instruments and computers for data transfer.
Global settings, shift functions, display messages, and warranty.
Solutions for audio, playback, connectivity, and data transfer problems.
Details on keyboard type, key count, and tone generator specs.
Specifications for sequencer, Arpeggio, software, and controllers.
Specifications for connectors, power consumption, and dimensions.
Information about General MIDI voice compatibility.
Warranty terms for different product types.
Procedures for obtaining warranty service.
Legal limitations on implied warranties and damages.
Guarantee information for customers in the EEA and Switzerland.
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