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General| Keyboard | 61 keys |
|---|---|
| Display | Color LCD |
| Touch Sensitivity | Yes |
| Polyphony | 128 |
| Styles | 400 styles |
| Effects | Reverb/Chorus/DSP/Master Compressor/Master EQ |
| Connectivity | MIDI IN/OUT, USB |
| Hard Disk Drive | Optional |
| Storage | USB |
| Power Supply | AC Power Cord |
| Amplification | 2 x 15W |
Explains safety labels and warnings found on the instrument's enclosure and their meaning.
Information on environmental considerations, battery notices, and proper product disposal procedures.
Explains the meaning of graphical symbols used in the manual, such as lightning flash and exclamation point.
Lists crucial safety precautions to avoid serious injury or death from electrical shock, fire, or other hazards.
Lists precautions to avoid physical injury to users or damage to the instrument or other property.
Describes advanced voice generation technology, including SA2 and Synth Voices.
Explains the functionality of the instrument's nine sliders for real-time control.
Details about the accompaniment patterns, including MegaVoices and DSP effects.
Information on the instrument's capability to record performances in audio format.
Lists the physical documents accompanying the instrument, such as the Owner's Manual.
Information on accessing additional resources like Reference Manual and Data List online.
Guide on how to begin using the Tyros3, covering initial setup and basic operations.
Explains fundamental operations, controls, and navigation within the instrument's interface.
Section for resolving common issues and problems encountered during instrument use.
Details the controls and buttons located on the top surface of the instrument.
Describes the various input/output jacks and connectors located on the rear panel.
Instructions for connecting the instrument to a power source and ensuring correct voltage.
Steps to safely power on the Tyros3, including volume level adjustments.
How to adjust the angle and position of the instrument's display panel.
Instructions for setting the language displayed on the screen for messages and input.
Explains how to use the instrument's screen and its interactive controls.
Details the functions of various control buttons like [A]-[J], TAB, sliders, and dials.
Describes the screen used for selecting files like Voices, Styles, Songs, and Multi Pads.
Instructions for managing files and folders, including saving, copying, moving, and deleting.
How to select and play the instrument's preset instrument sounds for the keyboard.
How to layer or play multiple voices simultaneously across different keyboard parts.
Overview of different voice categories and features like MegaVoices and SA/SA2.
How to use effects like Harmony, DSP, Sustain, and Mono to enhance voice sounds.
How to start and play styles using automatic accompaniment by playing chords.
How to start, stop, and control style playback, including intros, variations, and endings.
How OTS automatically selects appropriate settings for a selected style with a single touch.
How to control individual style channels and change voices for each part.
Step-by-step guide to recording your own performances as MIDI songs.
How to play back preset, recorded, or commercial MIDI songs.
How to view the musical score and lyrics of a song on the display.
How to place and use markers for quick navigation and setting up loop playback.
How to use pre-recorded rhythmic and melodic phrases for performance enhancement.
How to synchronize multi pad playback with other instrument functions like Styles.
How to find and apply ideal panel settings for specific music genres using the Music Finder.
How to search for music finder records by song name, keyword, or other criteria.
How to save and recall custom instrument settings to memory buttons.
How to save multiple registered setups as a single bank file for backup.
How to recall saved panel setups by pressing the registration memory buttons.
Instructions for recording audio to the instrument's hard disk, including main and sub tracks.
How to mix and record multiple tracks into a single track by bouncing.
How to play back recorded audio files from the hard disk.
How to transfer recorded audio files to a computer via USB for editing.
Overview of adjusting volume and tonal balance for instrument parts using the mixing console.
How to edit and use the master compressor effect to control dynamics.
Steps to connect the instrument to the internet via wired or wireless LAN.
How to access Yamaha's website for purchasing and downloading song data.
How to configure internet connection and browser preferences.
Details for LAN, Wireless LAN, and Proxy settings required for internet connection.
How to connect external audio equipment for playback or recording.
How to connect a TV or computer monitor for displaying lyrics and chords.
How to connect and use a microphone for vocals or karaoke.
How to connect USB devices and computers for data transfer and control.
Introduces the Utility section and its main pages for global settings.
Instructions for setting up optional speaker systems.
Instructions for installing memory modules to expand voice data storage.
Step-by-step guide for replacing the instrument's internal hard disk drive.
Solutions for problems like no sound, display issues, or distorted audio.
Solutions for style playback skips, voice sound issues, and pitch problems.
Detailed mapping of panel buttons, controls, displays, and related page numbers.
Details on instrument ports, power supply, and optional accessories.
Details warranty terms, consumer duties, exclusions, and contact information.
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