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Technics SX-KN1000 Owner's Manual (127 pages)
Brand:
Technics
| Category:
Keyboard
| Size: 3.83 MB
Table of Contents
Caution
2
Before You Play
3
Contents
4
Basic Functions
6
Controls and Functions
6
Getting Started
8
Playing
9
Listen to a Particular Sound or Rhythm Demonstration
10
Listen to the Demonstration Tunes in Order
11
Selecting Other Sounds
12
Add Effects
13
Add a Feeling of Spaciousness to the Sound
13
Add Sustain
13
Add Reverberation
13
Playing Automatic Rhythms
14
Select a Variation
14
Adjust the Tempo
14
Insert an Intro Pattern
15
Insert a Fill-In Pattern
15
Insert an Ending Pattern
15
Automatic Accompaniment
16
Use the Auto Play Chord
16
Record Your Performance
18
Playing Back Your Recorded Performance
19
Other Features
20
Add Background Sounds to Your Performance
20
Play Percussion Instruments on the Keyboard
20
Play Percussion Instruments with the PAD Buttons
21
Change the Auto Play Chord Pattern
21
Practical Applications
22
Sounds and Effects
22
Automatic Rhythm
22
Adjusting Sounds
22
About the Display
23
Contrast
23
Normal Performance Display
23
Variation Display
23
Balance Display
24
Function-Setting Display
24
Menu
24
Page
24
Function-Setting Buttons
25
Examples of Instructions You will Find in the Manual
25
Selecting Sounds
26
Selecting a Sound for each Part
27
Selecting Parts
27
Assigning a Part to the Keyboard
27
Mixing Two Sounds
28
Balance
28
The Split Keyboard
29
Assigning Parts to the Split Keyboard
29
Split Point
29
Effects
30
Digital Effects
30
Sustain
30
Digital Reverb
30
Transpose
31
Modulation
31
Background Sound (BGS)
32
Variation
32
Volume
32
To Turn off the Background Sound
32
Playing the Rhythm
33
Rhythm Select
33
Start the Rhythm
33
Immediate Rhythm Start
33
Intro
34
Count Intro
34
Synchronized Start
34
Adjust the Volume
34
Percussion Performance
35
Keyboard Percussion
35
Fill in
35
Ending
35
Auto Play Chord
36
How the Auto Play Chord Works
36
Assigning Sounds to the PAD Buttons
36
Playing Chords
37
How to Use the Auto Play Chord
37
One Finger Mode
37
Fingered Mode
37
Memory Button
38
Dynamic Accomp
38
Techni-Chord
39
Break Function
39
One Touch Play
40
Music Style Select
40
Music Style Arranger
41
How to Use the Music Style Arranger
41
How to Change the Music Style During Your Performance
41
Panel Memory
42
How to Store the Panel Settings
42
Adjusting the Sounds
43
Outline of Sound Mode Settings
43
Setting the Sounds and Effects for each Part
44
Part Sound Setting
44
Part Condition
44
Assigning the Percussion Sounds
45
Part Assign Mode
45
Drum Kit
45
Manual Pad Instrument
45
Reverb Settings
46
Total Reverb
46
User Reverb
46
Techni-Chord Settings
47
Part Reverb
47
Techni-Chord Type
47
Quick Setting
47
Creating Sounds
48
Outline of the Sound Editing Feature
48
The Composition of Sounds
49
How to Edit a Sound
49
Editing the Sound Parametrs
50
Tone
50
To Change the Sound While Editing
50
Pitch
51
Envelope
51
Octave
51
Key-Shift/Detune
51
Vibrato
52
Touch Sense
52
SPC Mode
52
Memory Write and Name Set
53
Quick Memory Setting
53
Editing the Effects for Your New Sound
54
How to Recall Your New Sound
54
Digital Effect
54
Auto Bend and Trill
55
Others
57
Composer
58
Outline of the Composer
58
Preparing to Create a New Rhythm Pattern
59
Memory Number and Pattern Name
59
Number of Measures and Time Signature
59
Assigning the Memory Number
59
Setting the Chord for the Pattern
60
Select the Fill-In Pattern
60
Creating and Storing a Rhythm Pattern
61
Realtime Recording
61
About the Quantize Function
61
Editing the Stored Performance
62
Drums Instruments
62
Volume Balance
62
Playing Back Your Stored Rhythm Pattern
62
Recording Your Performance Note-By-Note
63
Step Record Mode
63
Note Value
63
Gate Time
63
Correcting the Data
64
Memory Capacity
64
Copying a Rhythm Pattern
65
Copying a Fill-In Pattern
65
Creating Your Own Intro, Fill-In and Ending Patterns
66
Setting the Composer Mode
66
Example of Creating a Composer Pattern
67
Preparing to Record
67
Store the Drums Part with Realtime Record
68
Store the Bass Part with Step Record
68
Store the Accomp 1 Part with Realtime Record
68
Sequencer
69
Outline of the Sequencer
69
Recording Functions
69
Editing Functions
70
Parts and Tracks
71
Sequencer Parts
71
About the Time Signature
72
Selecting the Part to Record
73
Recording Procedure
74
Multi-Track Recording
74
Playing Back the Recorded Performance
75
Playback Procedure
75
Playback Setting
75
Correcting Your Recorded Performance
76
Setting the Punch In/Punch out Measures
76
Procedure for Punch Recording
77
Setting up
77
Punch Recording
77
Step Recording
78
Outline of Step Recording
78
Selecting the Part to Store
78
Performance Input
78
Storing Parts
79
Rest
79
Storing Sounds, Effects and Volumes
80
Storing Program Change (Sound Change) Data
80
Storing Control Change Data
80
Correcting Data
81
Storing Balance Volume Data
81
Performance Data
81
Sound Data
81
Storing the Chord Progression
82
Playing Back the Chord Progression
83
Correcting the Recorded Chord Progression
83
Chord Data
83
Rest Data
83
Storing a Rhythm Progression
84
Correcting the Recorded Rhythm Progression
84
Data Which Can be Stored
84
Tempo Input Display
84
Assigning Parts to Tracks
85
Default Part Settings
85
Procedure to Change Track Assignment
85
Editing the Recorded Performance
86
Returning to the Original Settings
86
Song Clear
86
Track Clear
86
Velocity Change
87
Quantize
88
Track Merge
88
Editing Measures
89
Measure Delete
89
Measure Erase
89
Measure Insert
90
Measure Copy
91
Note Concerning the Sequencer
92
Error Messages
93
"Completed" Message
93
An Example of Storing in the Sequencer
94
Record the Drums Part with Step Recording
95
Record the Bass Part with Realtime Recording
95
Record the Poly 1 and Poly 2 Parts with Realtime Recording
95
Control
96
Outline the Control Functions
96
Setting the Control Functions
97
Initial Setting
97
Foot Switch Assign
98
Pad Switch Assign
98
Format
99
Sequencer Expand
99
Touch Sensitivity
99
Master Tune and Scale
100
Pitch Bend Range
100
External Memory
101
Outline of Digital Disk Recorder
101
Installing the Digital Disk Recorder in Your Keyboard
102
Installing Procedures
102
Main Parts of the Digital Disk Recorder
103
Disk Format
103
Saving a Performance
104
Save Procedure
104
Loading the Stored Performance
105
Load Procedure
105
Medley Play
105
Precautions to Take When Handling a Disk
106
What Is MIDI?
107
About the MIDI Terminals
107
Connection Examples
107
Outline of MIDI Functions
108
Set the Functions Which Are Different for each Part
109
Basic Ch
109
Control Message
109
In/Out Control
110
P. Mem Program Change Control
111
Expression Control
111
Intro. Fill In. Ending Control
111
Set the Functions Which Are Common to All MIDI Parts
112
Apc Control
112
Realtime Setting
112
Common Setting
112
Input Select
113
Output Select
114
MIDI Drum Type Setting
115
P.mem Output Control
115
MIDI System Exclusive
116
Transmitting
116
Receiving
116
MIDI Implementation Chart
117
Connections (on the Rear Panel)
119
Separately Sold Options
119
Cautions for Safest Use of this Unit
120
Symptoms Which Appear to be Signs of Trouble
121
Index
123
Specifications
126
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Technics SX-KN1000 Owner's Manual (126 pages)
Brand:
Technics
| Category:
Synthesizer
| Size: 6.06 MB
Technics SX-KN1000 Service Manual (38 pages)
Brand:
Technics
| Category:
Electronic Keyboard
| Size: 21.03 MB
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