Why is there noise from my Yamaha P-140 speakers?
The noise you're hearing from the speakers or headphones of your Yamaha Synthesizer could be due to interference. This interference is often caused by using a mobile phone too close to the P-140. To resolve this, either turn off your mobile phone or move it further away from the P-140.
What to do if my Yamaha Synthesizer P-140 does not turn on?
Ensure that the female plug is securely inserted into the socket on the P-140, and the male plug is correctly inserted into a functioning AC outlet.
General| Type | Digital Piano |
|---|---|
| USB | No |
| Touch Sensitivity | Hard, Medium, Soft, Fixed |
| Polyphony | 64 |
| Effects | Reverb, Chorus |
| Connectivity | MIDI In/Out |
| MIDI | In/Out |
| Built-in Songs | 50 piano preset songs |
Information regarding the use and disposal of batteries.
Guidelines for product disposal at the end of its life.
Location of the product's name plate for model and serial numbers.
Basic precautions for using electrical/electronic products safely.
Warning about potential hearing loss from high volume levels.
Advice on ventilation, temperature, cords, and safe product placement.
Warnings and cautions for power supply and AC adaptor usage.
Cautions regarding opening the unit, water exposure, fire, and general handling.
Procedures for connecting to other electronic components.
Guidelines for cleaning and saving data.
Summary of the P-140's main features.
Description of the weighted keyboard action.
Explanation of the tone generation technology.
Guidance on navigating the manual's sections.
List of accessories provided with the P-140.
Index for finding pages related to listening and playing features.
Index for finding pages on changing voices and practicing.
Index for finding pages on recording and adjusting settings.
Index for finding pages related to connecting external devices.
Identification of controls on the front panel.
Identification of connection terminals on the rear panel.
Functions of power, playback, song selection, and metronome buttons.
Functions of voice group, variation, reverb, and effect buttons.
Functions of tempo, touch, transpose, and MIDI controls.
Descriptions of all input/output jacks and terminals.
Step-by-step guide to powering on the instrument.
How to adjust the master volume level.
Instructions for connecting and using sustain and auxiliary pedals.
How to connect and use headphones for practice.
Information on attaching the music rest.
How to start, listen to, and switch between demo songs.
How to stop the demo song playback.
How to select and play the 50 internal preset songs.
Adjusting tempo and stopping preset song playback.
Using the part cancel function for one-hand practice.
How to start and stop playback for practice.
How to start song playback automatically with keyboard playing.
Assigning pedal function to play/pause songs.
How to set and use A-B repeat for practicing phrases.
How to stop or cancel the A-B repeat function.
How to choose and select instrument sounds.
Details on voices accessible via the OTHERS button.
How to layer two voices for a thicker sound.
How to return to single-voice play from Dual mode.
How to divide the keyboard into two different voice sections.
How to set the boundary between left and right keyboard parts.
Choosing voices for the right and left-hand parts in Split mode.
How to return to normal play from Split mode.
Adjusting voice brightness using BRIGHT, NORMAL, MELLOW settings.
Choosing reverb and effect types like CHORUS, HALL, etc.
Controlling the intensity of reverb and other effects.
Selecting keyboard response to playing force (HARD, MEDIUM, SOFT, FIXED).
Adjusting volume when touch sensitivity is set to FIXED.
Shifting the keyboard's pitch to different keys.
How to use the built-in metronome for practice.
Setting the tempo and time signature for the metronome.
Simple method for recording a solo performance to the right part.
Warning about overwriting existing recorded songs.
Steps to prepare for recording.
How to start, stop, and listen to recorded performances.
How to record over an existing song.
Recording right and left parts separately for duets.
Setting up voices and engaging record mode for parts.
Details on what data is saved during recording.
Modifying recorded settings like voice or tempo after recording.
Using record mode to alter initial settings.
Overview of preset, user, and external songs.
How to select and play user or external songs.
How to start, stop, or pause song playback.
Controlling playback of individual song parts.
Overview of available functions and their sub-functions.
Details on pitch tuning, scales, and dual voice settings.
Details on split, other functions, and metronome settings.
Details on MIDI and backup function settings.
Step-by-step guide to using the Function settings.
How to enter, select, and navigate functions and sub-functions.
How to change settings and exit the FUNCTION menu.
Example of fine-tuning the pitch using the function.
Example of adjusting dual balance using the function.
Detailed explanation of pitch tuning.
Alternative method for pitch tuning using keyboard keys.
Explanation of different musical scales available.
Setting the root note for selected scales.
Settings for Voice Balance, Detune, Octave Shift, and Effect Depth.
Resetting all Dual functions to defaults.
Settings for Split Point, Balance, Voice Selection, Octave Shift, and Effect Depth.
Controlling sustain pedal effect on split voices.
Resetting all Split functions to defaults.
Settings for AUX Pedal, Soft Pedal Effect, Sustain Sample, Keyoff Sample, Song Channel, Pedal Type.
Assigning functions to the AUX pedal.
Setting the type for sustain and auxiliary pedals.
Adjusting the volume of the metronome.
Setting volume for muted song parts.
Settings for MIDI transmit/receive channels, local control, program/control changes.
Controlling MIDI program and control change messages.
Transmitting current panel settings via MIDI.
Sending panel settings to a computer or tone generator.
Enabling backup for voice, MIDI, tuning, and other settings.
Restoring factory default settings.
Connecting to MIDI devices.
Explanation of MIDI interface for data transfer.
Connecting the sustain pedal.
Connecting an auxiliary pedal.
Connecting to stereo systems or recorders.
Methods for connecting the P-140 to a computer via USB or MIDI.
Identifying data that can be backed up to a computer.
Steps for installing software and saving panel settings and songs.
Explanations of various on-screen messages displayed by the instrument.
Guidance on resolving common issues with the instrument.
Listing optional accessories like pedals and stands.
List of instrument voices with their characteristics and sampling details.
List of voices available for the left-hand part in Split mode.
List of preset songs with their titles and composers.
Default values for voice, dual, split, metronome, and MIDI functions.
MIDI data format for note on/off and control change events.
MIDI messages for mode control and reset.
MIDI data format for program change and Yamaha system exclusive messages.
Special control messages via system exclusive.
General MIDI mode on messages.
XG standard and bulk data transmission.
Parameter tables for system, effect, and multi-part MIDI settings.
Mapping of effects to MIDI data.
Chart detailing MIDI functions, transmission, and recognition.
Details on keyboard, sound source, and polyphony.
Specs for voice selection, effects, volume, and controls.
Specs for recording, pedals, demo songs, and connectors.
Specs for memory, amplifiers, speakers, dimensions, weight, and accessories.
Warnings against modifying the unit and importance of cable usage.
Information on FCC compliance for Class "B" digital devices.
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