What to do if my Yamaha YPG635MM has no sound?
First, ensure that nothing is connected to the PHONES/OUTPUT jack on the rear panel. Also, if the FILE CONTROL display is showing, press the [EXIT] button to return to the MAIN display. You may also want to check the Local Control on/off.
Why does the right hand side of my Yamaha Electronic Keyboard not make sound?
If you are using the Dictionary function, the keys in the right hand area are used only for entering the chord root and type, and will not produce a typical sound.
Why is the sustain pedal reversed on my Yamaha Electronic Keyboard?
The polarity of the footswitch may be reversed. Ensure that the footswitch plug is properly connected to the SUSTAIN jack before turning on the power.
Why does my Yamaha YPG635MM Electronic Keyboard make noise when I use my mobile phone?
The noise is likely due to using a mobile phone too close to the instrument. To fix this, either turn off the mobile phone or use it further away from the Yamaha Electronic Keyboard.
How to fix a Yamaha YPG635MM Electronic Keyboard style that doesn't sound right?
First, make sure the Style Volume is set to an appropriate level. Next, check if the split point is set at an appropriate key for the chords you are playing, and also ensure that the “ACMP” indicator is showing in the display by pressing the [ACMP ON/OFF] button.
Why does my Yamaha Electronic Keyboard cut off some sounds?
The instrument is polyphonic up to a maximum of 64 notes. If the Dual voice or Split voice is being used and a style or song is playing back at the same time, some notes/sounds may be omitted (or 'stolen') from the accompaniment or song.
Why is there no rhythm when I press start on my Yamaha YPG635MM Electronic Keyboard?
Style number 131 and style numbers 143–160 (Pianist) have no rhythm parts. This is not a malfunction. The other parts will begin playing when you play a chord in the accompaniment range of the keyboard if style playback is turned on.
Why does the voice sound different on each note on my Yamaha Electronic Keyboard?
This is normal. The AWM tone generation method uses multiple recordings (samples) of an instrument across the range of the keyboard.
Why does my Yamaha Electronic Keyboard pop when turned on or off?
This is normal and indicates that the instrument is receiving electrical power.
Covers battery and disposal notices, and name plate location information.
Important notices regarding modifications, cable usage, and FCC compliance.
Declaration of conformity procedure for FCC regulations.
Important notice for connecting the plug and cord in the UK.
Basic precautions to avoid serious injury or death from electrical shock, fire, or other hazards.
Basic precautions to avoid physical injury or damage to the instrument or property.
Instructions and cautions for assembling the keyboard stand.
Connecting headphones, footswitch, pedal unit, and power adapter.
Instructions for connecting the instrument to a computer via USB terminal.
Procedure for turning the instrument on and installing the music rest.
Identification and description of front panel controls and buttons.
Identification and description of rear panel connectors and controls.
Instructions on how to select the display language (English or Japanese).
How to select and play different instrument voices on the keyboard.
How to select and play auto-accompaniment styles.
How to select and listen to the internal songs.
Guide to recording performances and saving them as user songs.
Procedures for backing up settings and initializing the instrument.
Fundamental operations for controlling the instrument using buttons and dials.
Description of the keyboard action simulating an acoustic piano.
Features for assisting performance, including voice variety and styles.
How to display song scores and learn music reading.
How to start, stop, and adjust the metronome tempo.
Instructions for setting the metronome's time signature and beat length.
How to set the metronome volume and click bell sound.
How to select and listen to different style rhythms.
How to use auto-accompaniment with styles.
Learning about chord progressions to enhance style play.
Methods for playing chords to trigger auto-accompaniment.
Overview of four selectable performance assistant technology types.
How to use the Chord type for playing with both hands.
Using Chord/Free type for left-hand chord support.
Using Melody type to play melodies with a single finger.
Using Chord/Melody type for left-hand chords and right-hand melody.
Hints for using the Performance Assistant technology effectively.
How to use the score display with the Melody type.
Introduction to the lesson functions and practice methods.
Learn to play the correct notes with the instrument waiting for input.
Learn correct notes and timing with tempo adjusting to your pace.
Practice playing along with the song, minus your part.
Feature to repeatedly practice difficult sections of a song.
How to use the Easy Song Arranger to change song styles.
Information on what data can be recorded and available tracks.
Step-by-step guide for recording performances on the instrument.
Procedure for clearing entire user songs from memory.
Procedure for deleting a specific track from a user song.
Details on settings that are backed up in the instrument's flash memory.
How to clear backup data or flash memory to restore defaults.
Fundamental operations: pressing buttons, using the dial, starting functions.
Using the dial, category, and number buttons to select items or values.
Explanation of different display types and returning to the MAIN display.
Description of items and indicators shown in the MAIN display.
How to add harmony notes to the main voice.
How to select and adjust reverb types for ambience.
How to select and adjust chorus types for a thicker sound.
How to turn on and select DSP types for sound enhancement.
How to use panel sustain and the pitch bend wheel.
How to start songs or styles by tapping the tempo button.
How to adjust the keyboard's sensitivity to playing dynamics.
How the feature automatically selects voices for styles or songs.
How to select EQ settings for optimal sound with different systems.
Adjusting transpose and tuning for pitch changes.
Understanding style sections like Intro, Main, Fill-in, and Ending.
How to use Synchro Start and Synchro Stop for style playback.
Instructions for changing the keyboard split point.
Explanation of chords, names, and recognized types for accompaniment.
Enabling chord detection across the entire keyboard range.
How to use the built-in chord dictionary to learn playing chords.
Adjusting song volume and setting A-B repeat sections.
How to mute song tracks and change the melody voice.
How to save favorite panel settings to registration memory.
How to recall saved settings and what settings are saved.
Guide to accessing and adjusting instrument parameters via the Functions menu.
A comprehensive list of all instrument functions and their settings.
Steps for connecting and recognizing a USB flash memory device.
Important precautions for using USB devices with the instrument.
Procedure for formatting USB flash memory for instrument use.
How to save registration memory data to a USB flash memory device.
How to save user songs to a USB flash memory device.
How to load files (styles, songs, databases) from USB to the instrument.
Procedure for deleting files from a USB flash memory device.
How to play files directly from a connected USB flash memory.
Overview of USB TO DEVICE and USB TO HOST terminals.
Steps and precautions for connecting the instrument to a PC.
How to transfer performance data between the instrument and computer.
Configuring MIDI settings for data transmission and reception.
Settings for MIDI communication modes (PC1, PC2, OFF).
Methods for transferring data using Musicsoft Downloader.
Transferring songs from CD-ROM to instrument flash memory.
Minimum system requirements for installing software.
Procedures for installing and uninstalling software.
Step-by-step guide to installing the USB-MIDI driver.
Instructions for installing Musicsoft Downloader and Digital Music Notebook.
Solutions for common problems during driver and software installation.
Common instrument issues and their possible causes and solutions.
Explanation of various LCD messages displayed by the instrument.
Musical score for the Hallelujah Chorus song.
Musical score for the Ave Maria song.
Musical score for the Nocturne op.9-2 song.
Information on the instrument's maximum polyphony.
List of all panel voices, including MIDI program change numbers.
List of XGlite voices and their corresponding MIDI information.
List of available reverb and chorus effect types.
List of available DSP effect types.
Details on license grants, restrictions, termination, and warranties.
Details on keyboard action, touch response, and LCD display.
Overview of setup options and panel control elements.
Specifications for voices, styles, effects, and functions.
Specifications for songs, performance assistant, recording, MIDI, and connectivity.
Physical specifications and included/optional accessories.
Details on warranty periods for labor and parts.
Consumer's responsibilities for obtaining warranty service.
Conditions and causes not covered by the warranty.
General| Number of Keys | 88 |
|---|---|
| Styles | 160 |
| Music Database | 305 |
| One Touch Setting (OTS) | Yes |
| Amplifiers | 6W + 6W |
| Power Consumption | 20W |
| Touch Sensitivity | Hard/Medium/Soft/Fixed |
| Fingering | Multi Finger, Full Keyboard |
| Songs | 30 (Preset) |
| Recording | 5 songs, 6 tracks each |
| Compatible Data Format | SMF (Format 0 & 1) |
| Functions | Dual/Layers, Split, Arpeggio, Panel Sustain, Metronome, Transpose, Tuning |
| Connectivity | USB TO HOST |
| Speakers | 12cm x 2 |
| Power Supply | PA-300 or equivalent |
| Effects | Reverb, Chorus, DSP, Harmony/Echo |
| Display | 320 x 240 LCD |
| Included Accessories | Music Rest, AC Adaptor |
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