Why do keys in the right hand area of my Yamaha Portable Grand DGX-200 Electronic Keyboard not produce sound?
When using the Dictionary function on your Yamaha Electronic Keyboard, the keys in the right-hand area are used only for entering the chord root and type.
Why is there no rhythm when playing Pianist styles on my Yamaha Portable Grand DGX-200?
When playing Pianist styles (#124 - #135) on your Yamaha Electronic Keyboard, it is normal not to hear rhythm, because these styles have no drums or bass, only piano accompaniment.
Why does the voice sound different from note to note on my Yamaha Portable Grand DGX-200 Electronic Keyboard?
The AWM tone generation method on your Yamaha Electronic Keyboard uses multiple recordings (samples) of an instrument across the range of the keyboard; thus, the actual sound of the voice may be slightly different from note to note, and this is normal.
How to fix flanging sound on Yamaha Portable Grand DGX-200?
If you are experiencing a strange “flanging” or “doubling” sound when using your Yamaha DGX-200 Electronic Keyboard with a sequencer, set MIDI Echo to “off”.
General| Brand | Yamaha |
|---|---|
| Model | Portable Grand DGX-200 |
| Category | Electronic Keyboard |
| Language | English |
Notes that Yamaha reserves the right to change specifications without prior notice.
Clarifies that service charges for user knowledge gaps are not covered by warranty.
Yamaha's commitment to user safety and environmental friendliness.
Important warnings and instructions regarding battery usage and disposal.
Indicates the location of the product's name plate for model and serial numbers.
Important notices regarding unit modification, cable use, and interference.
Covers electrical shock, damage, fire, water exposure, and abnormal conditions.
Addresses physical injury, damage, battery handling, and location hazards.
Safe handling, maintenance, data saving, and power management advice.
Description of the keyboard's advanced piano sound technology.
Explanation of the natural touch response and dynamic filter features.
Overview of the integrated music learning tools.
Feature for instant recall of custom voice and panel settings.
Details on the built-in stereo amplifier and speaker system.
Feature to automatically configure settings for various music genres.
Detailed description of all buttons, dials, and indicators on the front panel.
Description of the connection ports located on the rear panel.
Information on using AC power adaptors and batteries for operation.
Instructions for powering on the unit and connecting accessories.
Instructions for playing the Grand Piano voice and using the metronome.
A partial list of available instrument voices.
How to select and play different instrument sounds.
Instructions for using the DJ mode for dance music.
How to select and play built-in demo and preset songs.
Instructions for multi-track recording of keyboard performances.
Feature to automatically configure settings for various music genres.
Step-by-step guide to using the chord dictionary feature.
Explanation of the icons and indicators on the main LCD display.
Instructions for attaching the music stand to the keyboard.
How to instantly select the Grand Piano voice.
How to set tempo and use the metronome feature.
Adjusting metronome time signature and volume.
Instructions for using the DJ mode for dance music.
How to select and play individual instrument voices.
Methods for choosing voices using the dial, keypad, or buttons.
How to play selected voices and utilize drum kits.
Using the One Touch Setting (OTS) voice feature.
Combining two different voices in a layer.
Assigning different voices to keyboard sections.
Defining the split point for different voices.
Using and creating custom One Touch Settings for styles.
Instructions for creating and saving custom OTS settings.
Adjusting the overall key (transpose) and fine pitch (tuning).
Adjusting dynamic response to playing strength.
Using the pitch bend wheel to alter the pitch of notes.
Using Harmony for accompaniment and Reverb for ambiance.
Using Chorus for modulation and DSP for various sound modifications.
Details on available Harmony (types 1-26) and Reverb (types 1-9) options.
Details on available Chorus (types 1-5) and DSP (types 1-39) options.
How to choose accompaniment styles using the dial or buttons.
Using style playback controls like ACMP, Sync Start/Stop, and Intro/Ending.
Methods to start style playback: START/STOP button, Tap Tempo, and Sync Start.
Using intro sequences to start style playback.
Changing chords, stopping styles, and using ending sections.
Dynamically pausing and restarting styles by releasing chords.
Adjusting the tempo of style playback.
Managing Main A/B sections, fill-ins, and adjusting style volume.
Using Single Finger and Fingered chord methods for accompaniment.
Chart detailing recognized fingered chord types and voicings.
Step-by-step guide on how to use the chord dictionary.
Explanation of basic chord structure, triads, and inversions.
Principles of chord notation and scale intervals.
How to choose genre-based settings from the database.
Example of using database settings to play a song.
Overview of parameters configured by the music database.
Understanding the song playback display and selecting songs.
Methods for song selection and loading songs from computer.
Controlling song playback and understanding track status.
Using the A-B repeat function for practicing song sections.
Changing the melody voice and adjusting song playback volume.
Overview of recording capabilities, tracks, and data.
Steps for selecting user songs and tracks before recording.
Starting, stopping, and listening to recorded songs.
Procedure for erasing all recorded data for a user song.
Procedure for erasing recorded data for a specific track.
Introduction to the interactive keyboard learning feature.
Choosing left/right hand parts and lesson step types.
Focuses on practicing rhythmic accuracy with notes.
Keyboard waits for correct note input to advance playback.
Practicing a muted part while accompaniment plays.
Practicing both hands simultaneously with muted parts.
Understanding performance feedback and grades.
Explanation of Musical Instrument Digital Interface and its purpose.
Types of MIDI messages and description of MIDI IN/OUT terminals.
Setting up MIDI connections between the DGX-200 and a computer.
Covers Local Control, Setup Send, External Clock, and Bulk Data settings.
Configuring Keyboard, Style, and Song data transmission via MIDI OUT.
Setting to enable or disable reception of MIDI LSB bank select data.
Using Song Filer to transmit and save songs to the DGX-200's flash memory.
Using Song Filer to transmit files and manage data on flash memory.
Reconfiguring MIDI control settings for computer or MIDI device use.
Overview of accessing and adjusting various instrument settings.
Detailed settings for Overall, Main, Dual, and Split voices.
Detailed settings for Effects, MIDI, Volume, Lesson, and Utility functions.
A guide to identifying and resolving common operational issues.
Information on backing up user settings to internal flash memory.
Procedures for resetting the instrument to factory settings.
Explanation of polyphony and listing of panel voices.
Listing of instrument voices from 081 to 159.
Listing of instrument voices from 185 to 298.
Listing of instrument voices from 299 to 412.
Listing of instrument voices from 413 to 528.
List of voices specifically designed for DJ mode.
Detailed mapping of DJ voices to notes and sets.
A comprehensive list of available accompaniment styles.
A list of entries in the Music Database, categorized by genre.
Mapping of drum sounds to MIDI notes for various drum kits.
Further details on drum kit sound mapping and key assignments.
Chart detailing MIDI message transmission and recognition capabilities.
Detailed explanation of system exclusive messages for instrument control.
Table mapping effect types to MIDI values for external control.
Technical details including keys, display, dimensions, and power.
List of supplied and optional accessories for the instrument.
Steps consumers must take to obtain warranty service.
Conditions and circumstances not covered by the warranty.
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