Yamaha PSR-6700 - User Manual

Explains the purpose and content of the "Getting Started" manual, focusing on basic operation.

Details the "Advanced Features" manual for exploring deeper functions and MIDI operations.

Describes the manual detailing chord progressions for the auto accompaniment system.

Details the connection and function of the stereo headphone jack for private practice.

Explains the rear-panel AUX. OUT jacks for connecting to external audio systems.

Describes the jacks for connecting external audio sources like drum machines or CD players.

Covers the connection of an optional Expression Pedal for foot control.

Explains the SUSTAIN jack for connecting a footswitch for sustain control.

Details the FOOT SW. jack for connecting a footswitch to control various functions.

Describes the MIDI connectors for data exchange with other MIDI instruments.

Explains how to attach the included music stand to the instrument.

Explains how to play additional demonstration tunes from a supplied DATA DISK.

Guides on powering on the keyboard and setting initial volume controls for playback.

Explains how to select orchestration modes (ORCH. 1, ORCH. 2+1, ORCH. 2↑1) for keyboard sound layering.

Details how to choose from the 100 available voices using the bank and number selection.

Guides on playing selected voices with orchestration and adjusting volume levels for balance.

How to select the specific voices for registration before saving.

Steps to store a voice combination into memory using the MEMORY and VOICE SELECT buttons.

Instructions on how to retrieve a previously saved voice registration.

Explains how to select and use the 36 built-in accompaniment styles.

Details various methods to start the accompaniment, including straight, intro, and synchronized starts.

Describes the visual indication provided by the four LED dots of the BEAT display.

Explains how to choose different accompaniment variations like INTRO, VERSE, CHORUS, and SOLO.

Explains the automatic or manual activation and behavior of the SOLO accompaniment variations.

Details how to use the FILL IN buttons to create automatic breaks and transitions in the accompaniment.

Instructions on how to stop the accompaniment using the STOP or ENDING/rit. buttons.

Explains the default Fingered Chord mode for playing chords on the left-hand keyboard.

Details the Single-finger mode for simple chord accompaniment using minimal keys.

Describes the Manual Bass mode, offering a monophonic bass voice and polyphonic accompaniment.

How to activate the Auto Bass Chord feature by pressing the dedicated button.

Guides on selecting accompaniment styles and setting the tempo for the ABC feature.

Instructions on playing chords in the left-hand section to trigger the auto accompaniment.

Explains the Auto Solo function which automatically activates SOLO variations when no keyboard input is detected.

A visual diagram illustrating the flow of Accompaniment and Interactive Accompaniment modes.

Lists the available disk styles and their sets provided on the data disk.

Explains how to use the KEY VELOCITY button to control touch sensitivity for dynamic playing.

Details the SUSTAIN button for adding sustain to notes, with footswitch interaction.

Describes the HARMONY effect, which adds automatic harmony based on accompaniment chords.

Explains the PITCH BEND wheel for altering the pitch of played notes.

Explains the MODULATION wheel for applying amplitude and pitch modulation to sounds.

Describes how to apply effects to accompaniment and orchestra sounds using dedicated buttons.

Details how to apply reverb to rhythm, accompaniment, and orchestra sounds.

Explains the ORCH. 2 HOLD function to sustain the second orchestra voice even when keys are released.

Details the pre-programmed percussion instrument assignments for pads 1 through 8.

Explains the PAD SYNCHRO BREAK function for creating fill-ins with percussion pads.

Guides on setting up controls and registering them into memory banks for recall.

Steps to select memory banks and save current control settings using the MEMORY button.

How to recall previously saved panel registration setups by selecting bank and button.

Explains how to insert a disk and start an automatic performance playback.

How to practice specific parts by selecting playback modes (L+R, L, R, Off).

Details how to adjust volumes for different parts (ORCH, CHORD, BASS, RHYTHM) during disk playback.

Crucial warning against modifying the unit, which may void FCC authorization and void warranty.

Emphasizes using high-quality shielded cables and following installation instructions for FCC compliance.

Explains compliance with FCC Part 15 for Class "B" digital devices and how to mitigate interference.

Information on RFI compliance and potential interference issues.

Covers product testing, approval, and warnings against modifications.

Disclaimer about Yamaha's right to change specifications without notice.

Clarifies that service charges for lack of user knowledge are not covered by warranty.

Identifies the location of the name plate and where to record purchase details.

Provides precautions for handling modules due to static electricity buildup.