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Type | Digital Piano |
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Voices | 10 |
Effects | Reverb, Chorus |
MIDI | In/Out |
Sound Engine | AWM (Advanced Wave Memory) Stereo Sampling |
Built-in Speakers | No |
Polyphony | 64 notes |
Connectivity | Headphones, MIDI, Sustain Pedal |
Keyboard | 88-key Graded Hammer |
Information regarding the product's battery, including type, lifespan, and replacement.
Instructions for proper disposal of the product, including components like lead and batteries.
Details on where to find the product's name plate for model and serial numbers.
Crucial safety precautions to avoid injury or damage from electrical shock, fire, and other hazards.
Safety guidelines to prevent physical injury or damage to the instrument and property.
Advice on backing up important data to prevent loss due to malfunctions or user error.
Adjusts the P-80's output volume level, including headphone volume.
Adjusts the tonality or timbre of the sound output from mellow to bright.
Activates the demo playback mode to demonstrate the P-80's voices.
Turns the metronome sound on and off, used with tempo and time signature controls.
Adjusts metronome and playback tempo, and selects functions within the P-80.
Accesses various utility functions, including MIDI functions for enhanced versatility.
Select preset songs and adjust various parameters for playback and settings.
Enters the preset song mode, allowing selection from 50 available songs.
Selects tracks for recording or playback of the P-80's 2-track user song recorder.
Controls the user song recorder for recording and playback of keyboard performances.
Selects digital reverb effects for added depth and expressive power.
Selects effects to add depth and animation to the sound.
Adjusts the keyboard's touch response to match playing style preferences.
Shifts the pitch of the entire keyboard up or down in semitone intervals.
Selects voices and their variations, enabling dual and split modes.
Engages the split mode, allowing different voices for left and right hands.
Connects the AC adaptor to power the P-80 instrument.
Powers the P-80 on and off, indicated by a voice selector LED.
Provides audio output for connecting to amplifiers, mixers, or PA systems.
Allows connection of headphones for private practice or late-night playing.
Connects the sustain pedal, functioning like a damper pedal on an acoustic piano.
Facilitates MIDI data transfer for controlling or being controlled by other MIDI devices.
Enables direct connection to a computer for sequencing and music applications.
Steps to safely power on the P-80 instrument and set initial volume levels.
Guides on adjusting master and headphone volumes for optimal listening.
Instructions on choosing desired voices and their variations using voice buttons.
Explains how keyboard touch response affects volume and timbre during playback.
Details on applying reverb, effects, and brilliance to enhance the sound.
How to engage demo mode and play individual voice demonstration tunes.
Instructions for selecting and playing any of the 50 preset songs.
How to set start and end points to repeat specific phrases within preset songs.
How to turn left or right hand parts on/off for practicing specific sections of preset songs.
Enables preset song playback to begin automatically when playing the keyboard.
Accesses advanced dual mode settings like balance, detune, and octave shifts.
How to choose voices for the left and right sections in split mode.
Adjusting the key that divides the keyboard for split mode playing.
Accesses advanced split mode settings like balance, octave shifts, and damper range.
Fine-tuning the depth of reverb effects for selected voices.
Fine-tuning the depth of various effects like Chorus, Symphonic, Tremolo, and Delay.
Method for raising the pitch of the P-80 in small increments.
Method for lowering the pitch of the P-80 in small increments.
Procedure to reset the tuning to the default standard pitch (A3=440 Hz).
Details on using the metronome for practice, including time signature settings.
Adjusting the tempo for the metronome and user song recorder playback.
Step-by-step guide to recording keyboard performances using the two-track recorder.
How to modify initial voice, tempo, and effect settings after recording.
Procedure to erase all data from either track of the user song recorder.
How to play back recorded user songs and adjust playback volume/tempo.
Enables automatic playback start when playing the keyboard during recorder playback.
Adjusts the overall pitch of the P-80 in fine increments.
Selects from various classic tuning scales and sets the base note.
Adjusts settings for dual mode, including balance, detune, and octave shifts.
Adjusts settings for split mode, including split point, balance, and octave shifts.
Adjusts the resonance effect for piano voices when the sustain pedal is pressed.
Sets the volume level for the built-in metronome sound.
Sets the volume for canceled parts during preset song playback.
Configures MIDI transmission and reception channels, local control, and program changes.
Manages backup settings for voice, MIDI, tuning, and soundboard depth functions.
Instructions for connecting the P-80 to a Macintosh via the TO HOST connector.
Instructions for connecting the P-80 to an IBM-PC/AT via the TO HOST connector.
Common issues and solutions for potential malfunctions of the P-80.
Details the MIDI data format for note on and off events, including velocity.
Explains the MIDI data format for control change messages like volume and damper.
Covers MIDI mode messages such as All Sound Off, Reset All Controllers, and Local Control.
Details the MIDI data format for program change messages, mapping voices to numbers.
Explains Yamaha and General MIDI system exclusive message formats.
Describes the MIDI data format for changing XG native parameters.
Details the MIDI data format for bulk data transmission and reception.
Covers special MIDI control messages like split point and metronome settings.
Explains other system exclusive messages, including master tuning.
Table detailing system-level MIDI parameter changes and their values.
Table detailing MIDI parameter changes for effects like reverb and variation.
Table detailing MIDI parameter changes for multi-part settings and effect MIDI maps.