Why is the overall volume low or no sound heard on my Yamaha P-65?
There could be several reasons for low or absent sound. The master volume might be set too low, so adjust it to an appropriate level using the [MASTER VOLUME] control. Also, ensure that headphones are not connected to the headphone jack. Finally, verify that Local Control is turned ON.
What to do if my Yamaha Synthesizer P-65 does not turn on?
Ensure the female plug is securely inserted into the socket on the P-65, and the male plug is connected to a working AC outlet.
Why is there noise from the speakers or headphones of my Yamaha P-65?
The noise you hear could be due to interference from a mobile phone used close to the P-65. Try turning off the phone or moving it further away from the instrument.
What to do if the sustain pedal has no effect on my Yamaha Synthesizer?
If the sustain pedal isn't working, the pedal cable/plug may not be properly connected. Ensure that you securely insert the pedal plug into the correct jack.
General| Brand | Yamaha |
|---|---|
| Model | P-65 |
| Category | Synthesizer |
| Language | English |
Information regarding battery types, replacement, and disposal guidelines.
Guidelines for product disposal according to local, state, and federal regulations.
Identifies the location of the product's name plate for model and serial numbers.
General precautions to avoid injury, electrical shock, damage, fire, and other hazards.
Precautions to avoid physical injury or damage to the instrument or property.
Guidelines for safe use of power supply and AC adaptors.
Warnings related to water exposure and fire hazards.
Guidelines for connecting the instrument to other electronic components.
Instructions for cleaning the instrument using a soft, dry cloth.
Precautions for safe handling and operation to prevent injury or damage.
Highlights the Graded Hammer Standard Keyboard and AWM Stereo Sampling.
Lists the included accessories such as the Owner's Manual and power adaptor.
Covers the power switch and master volume slider for operation.
Explains the DEMO, GRAND PIANO/VOICE, and SELECT buttons.
Details PHONES, DC IN 12V, MIDI, and PEDAL connections.
Step-by-step guide to connect power and turn the unit on.
Instructions for initial volume setting and adjustment.
Instructions for connecting and using the sustain pedal.
How to connect headphones for private practice.
Information on attaching the included music rest accessory.
Methods to select different demo songs using buttons or keyboard keys.
Step-by-step guide to choosing one of the eight internal voices.
Re-adjusting the master volume for comfortable listening during performance.
How to play two voices simultaneously to create a thicker sound.
How to select reverb types and adjust reverb depth for sound expression.
How to shift the keyboard's pitch to play in different key signatures.
How to adjust the instrument's pitch for playing along with other sources.
How to adjust key velocity impact on volume for dynamic expression.
How to connect external MIDI devices using MIDI cables.
Explains what MIDI is and its purpose for data transfer.
How MIDI functions enable performance data transfer between devices.
How to transfer data between P-65 and computer via MIDI or USB.
How to specify MIDI channels for data transmission and reception.
Toggles whether the keyboard controls internal sounds or external MIDI.
Enables/disables reception/transmission of program change messages.
Enables/disables reception/transmission of control change data.
Lists available optional accessories such as pedals and keyboard stands.
Details MIDI data formats for note events and control changes.
MIDI messages for mode settings, all notes off, sustain, and sound control.
MIDI formats for program changes, pitch bend, and system realtime messages.
MIDI System Exclusive messages for master volume and General MIDI.
MIDI XG native parameter changes and digital piano MIDI format.
MIDI messages for special controls, master tuning, and TG100.
Tables detailing system, effect, and multi-part MIDI parameter data.
Map of MIDI values for various effects like reverb and chorus.
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