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Yamaha PSR-330 Руководство по эксплуатации онлайн [90/90] 777733

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Battery notice 2
Disposal notice 2
Environmental issues 2
Fcc information u s a 2
Important 2
Important notice do not modify this unit 2
Name plate location 2
Notice 2
Please keep this manual 2
Purchase date 2
Serial no 2
Special message section 2
Specifications subject to change 2
Warning 2
Always follow the basic precautions listed below to avoid the possibility of physical injury to you or others or damage to the instrument or other property these precautions include but are not limited to the following 3
Always follow the basic precautions listed below to avoid the possibility of serious injury or even death from electrical shock short circuiting damages fire or other hazards these precautions include but are not limited to the following 3
Caution 3
I saving user data 3
Please keep these precautions in a safe place for future reference 3
Please read carefully before proceeding 3
Precautions 3
Warning 3
Andpno 4
Congratulations 4
Important features 4
You are the proud owner of a fine electronic keyboard the yamaha psr 330 portatone combines the most advanced tone generation technology with state of the art digital electronics and features to give you stunning sound quality with maximum musical enjoyment a large graphic display and easy to use interface also greatly enhance the operability of this advanced instrument in order to make the most of your portatone s features and extensive performance potential we urge you to read the manual thoroughly while trying out the various features described keep the manual in a safe place for later reference 4
Appendix 5
Auto accompaniment 5
Basic display operation 5
Contents 5
Digital effects 5
Midi functions 5
Overall functions 5
Panel controls 5
Playing the psr 330 5
Registration memory 5
Revoicing 5
Setting up 5
Song playback 5
Song recording 5
The demonstration 5
The multi pads 5
Transpose 5
Using music cartridges 5
On off 6
Panel controls 6
Top panel controls 6
264 gm voice 7
Armony everb 7
Dc in 10 12v 7
Digital effect 7
Dual voice 7
Effect 7
Freeze stop 7
Harmony 7
Included accessories 7
Keyboard 7
L ending 7
L r2 r1 7
Multi pad 7
Multi pad set regist bank 7
Mutli pad 7
No yes 7
Overall 7
Panel controls 7
Plit voice 7
Psr 330 7
Regist memory 7
Registration memory 7
Reverb type harmony type fingering revoice r2 revoice l 7
Revoice 7
Shortcut 7
Split voice 7
Start stop 7
Style voice 7
The music stand 7
Ual voice 7
Accompaniment tracks the top row of 8 icons light to indicate which of the 8 possible accompaniment tracks are being used for accompaniment playback they are also used to specify tracks when using the revoice function pages 25 60 8
Basic display operatio 8
Basic display operation 8
Cart cartridge appears when a music cartridge song or style is selected page 56 8
Freeze 8
Gm general midi appears when one of the psr 330 s gm voices is selected pages 14 83 8
Grandpno 8
Harmony appears when the harmony effect is turned on page 36 8
L r2 r1 8
Multi pad 8
Registration 8
Reverb appears when the psr 330 re verb effect is turned on page 34 8
Tempo shows the current tempo of ac companiment song playback page 21 8
The display icons 8
The psr 330 lcd panel is a large multi function type that simultaneously displays and provides access to a number of important parameters basic operation of the display as well as the menu and sub menu buttons and the meaning of the icons which appear in the display are summarized briefly below 8
Transpose the current transpose value page 38 8
Voice l voice r2 and voice r1 the currently selected l left hand r2 right hand 2 and r1 right hand 1 voice numbers are dis played in these display locations page 14 8
Voice l voice r2 voice r1 8
Basic display operation 9
Basic display operation 10
Freeze 10
Grandpno 10
L r2 r1 10
Multi pad 10
Registration 10
The menus 10
Basic display operation 11
Reverb 11
Shortcuts 11
Power supply 12
Setting up 12
Using an optional ac power adaptor 12
Using batteries 12
Connections 13
Midi in and out connectors 13
Setting up 13
Sustain jack 13
The phones jack 13
Dancepop 14
The demonstratio 14
The demonstration 14
The demonstration 15
Wårock 15
A word about the r1 r2 and l voices 16
Playing the psr 330 16
The psr 330 voices 16
Analogld 17
Grandpno 17
Select a panel voice 17
Select the voice menu 17
Selecting playing voices 17
Jazzorg2 18
Playing the psr 330 18
Analog kit 19
Brush kit 19
Classic kit 19
Dance kit 19
Electronic kit 19
Jazz kit 19
Keyboard 19
Keyboard percussion 19
Playing the psr 330 19
Rock kit 19
Room kit 19
Standard kit1 19
Standard kit2 19
Std kit1 19
The dual voice mode 19
Changing the split voice split point 20
Playing the psr 330 20
The split voice mode 20
Playing the psr 330 21
S split 21
Auto accompaniment 22
Auto accompaniment section 22
Auto accompaniment split point 54 22
Btpop1 22
L r2 r1 22
Multi pad 22
Registration 22
Using auto accompaniment 22
Auto accompaniment 23
Auto accompaniment 24
Start the accompaniment 24
Auto accompaniment 25
Play on the auto accompaniment section of the keyboard 25
Select the main a and b sections as required 25
Auto accompaniment 26
Stop the accompaniment 26
The synchro stop function 26
Accompaniment track muting 27
Auto accompaniment 27
Individual track voic es volume and other parameters can be changed by using the revoice function page 58 27
L r2 r1 27
Muting individual tracks 27
Accompaniment volume control 28
Accvol 28
Auto accompaniment 28
Multi pad 28
Registration 28
Accsppnt 29
Auto accompaniment 29
Changing the accompaniment split point 29
Auto accompaniment 30
Interaction between the auto accompaniment and split voice split points 30
The auto accompaniment fingering modes 30
Auto accompaniment 31
Fngrngmd 31
Auto accompaniment 32
Fngrngmd 32
G f1 the fingered 1 mode 32
A single note one oc tave lower than the lowest note of the chord is recognized as a bass note and notes eleven notes or more higher are rec ognized as melody notes 33
Auto accompaniment 33
C c on e c on g 33
Cdim cdi 33
Fngrngmd 33
Auto accompaniment 34
Fngrngmd 34
One touch setting 34
The stop accompaniment function 34
Auto accompaniment 35
Press the one touch setting button 35
Select a one touch setting type as required 35
Select a style 35
Turn one touch setting off when done 35
Digital effects 36
Reverb 36
Selecting a reverb type 36
Turning the reverb effect on or off 36
Digital effects 37
Harmony 37
Reverb 37
Digital effects 38
Select the digital effect harmony function 38
Selecting a harmony type 38
Turning the harmony effect on or off 38
Adjusting the harmony volume 39
Digital effects 39
Harmony 39
Harmvol 39
Setting transposition 40
Transpos 40
Transpose 40
Registering the panel settings 41
Registration memory 41
Gistration memory 42
Recall the registered panel settings 42
Register the settings 42
Registration memory 42
The accompaniment freeze function 42
Selecting a multi pad set 43
The multi pads 43
Pad1chd 44
The multi pads 44
Turning the chord match function on off 44
Playing the multi pads 45
Simply tap any of the multi pads at any time to play back the corresponding phrase at the currently set tempo multi pad playback begins as soon as the button is pressed you can even play two three or four multi pads at the same time only one pad can be played during song playback also you can create retriggered sample effects by repeatedly pressing a pad before its contents are completely played back 45
The multi pad voices are indepedent from the voices you have currently selected for keyboard performance you could for example play piano on the keyboard while a multi pad plays a brass chord stab when the chord match function for a pad is turned on the corresponding phrase will be automatically transposed to match chords played using the psr 330 auto accompaniment feature multi pad playback can be terminated by pressing the multi pad stop button 45
The multi pads 45
If necessary use the and or number buttons to select the song number you want to play the song number can also be incremented by pressing the song button press briefly to increment by one or hold for continuous incrementing 46
L r2 r1 46
No yes 46
Press the song button to select the song menu the triangular indicator will appear next to song to the right of the display the number and name of the currently selected song will appear on the top line of the display and the song track and volume icons near the bottom of the display will appear framed 46
Registration multi pad 46
Song playback 46
Song playback procedure 46
Use the following procedure to play back the psr 330 s internal demonstration songs as well as songs you record yourself see song recording page 50 46
Wårock 46
Song playback 47
Song volume control 47
Songvol 47
Measure 48
Play from a specified measure 48
L r2 r1 49
Melody1 2 3 4 melody melody melody 49
Minus one practice 49
Minus one track assignment 49
Minusch 49
Minusone 49
Registration multi pad 49
Song playback 49
Voice voice voice 49
Minusch 50
Song playback 50
Repeat 51
Repeat play 51
Song playback 51
Song recording 52
Song recording 53
Song recording procedure 53
Usersng1 53
Record 54
Select the track s to be recorded 54
Song recording 54
Exit from the record mode 55
Record additional tracks as required 55
Song recording 55
Stop recording 55
Clearing an entire song 56
Clearing selected melody tracks 56
Clearing song data 56
Song recording 56
Songclr sure 56
Trkclr 56
Inserting a music cartridge 57
Music cartridge handling precautions 57
Using music cartridges 57
Cartridge song playback 58
Cartridge songs 58
Stålife 58
Using music cartridges 58
Cartridge accompaniment styles 59
Start playback 59
Using music cartridges 59
Grandpno 60
Revoicing 60
Revoicing the r1 r2 and l voices 60
Grandpno 61
Octave 61
Revoicing 61
Revsndlv 61
Volume 61
Revoicing 62
Revoicing a style 62
Std kit1 62
If necessary select a track to revoice 63
Repeat as required and exit when done 63
Revoicing 63
Revoicing a user song 63
Select the song revoice mode 63
Revoicing 64
Revsndlv 64
Overall functions 65
Touchsns 65
Master tuning 66
Overall functions 66
Sc note 66
Sc tune 66
Scale tuning 66
Touch sensitivity 66
Touchsns 66
Tuning 66
Accompaniment split point 67
Fingering mode 67
Metronom 67
Metronome 67
Overall functions 67
Split voice split point 67
Voice set 67
Voiceset 67
Midi functions 68
Simple midi control 68
The midi connectors 68
Midi functions 69
Midi sequence recording 69
The psr 330 midi functions 69
Bas auto accompaniment bass track data 70
Ch1 auto accompaniment chord 1 track data 70
Ch2 auto accompaniment chord 2 track data 70
L l keyboard voice 70
Midi functions 70
Off no data transmitted 70
Pad auto accompaniment pad track data 70
Ph1 auto accompaniment phrase 1 track data 70
Ph2 auto accompaniment phrase 2 track data 70
R1 r1 keyboard voice 70
R2 r2 keyboard voice 70
Rh1 auto accompaniment rhythm 1 track data 70
Rh2 auto accompaniment rhythm 2 track data 70
Tr trk 70
Transmit channel transmit track 70
Midi functions 71
Rcv ch 71
Rcv mod 71
Receive channel receive mode 71
Blksnd sure 72
Bulk data send 72
Extclock 72
Local control 72
Midi functions 72
Initial data send 73
Initsnd 73
Midi functions 73
Appendix 74
Psr 330 display menu sub menu structure 74
Something not working as it should in many cases what appears to be a malfunction can be traced to a simple error that can be remedied immediately before assuming that your psr 330 is faulty please check the following points 75
Troubleshooting 75
Maximum polyphony 76
Voice list 76
Voice list 77
Voice list 78
Voice list 79
Drum kit list 80
Each percussion voice uses one note 80
Indicates that the drum kit is the same as 127 standard kit 80
Note 36 note c1 corresponds to note 24 note c0 80
The midi note and note actually sound one octave lower than listed for example in 127 standard kit the 80
Voices with the same alternate note number 1 2 cannot be played simultaneously 80
Drum kit list 81
Backup 82
Data backup 82
Data backup initialization 82
Data initialization 82
Midi implementation chart 83
Midi implementation chart 84
Gm system level 1 85
Midi data format 85
Amplifiers 86
Auto accompaniment 86
Auxiliary jacks 86
Batteries 86
Cartridge slot 86
Control number buttons 86
Digital effect 86
Dimensions w x d x h 86
Display 86
Keyboards 86
Multi pads 86
One touch setting 86
Optional accessories 86
Overall controls 86
Power consumption 86
Rated voltage 86
Registration memory 86
Speakers 86
Specifications 86
Supplied accessories 86
User song 86
Weight 86
Consumers responsibilities 88
Days labor 1 year parts 88
Exclusions 88
Important 88
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Limited warranty 88
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Yamaha PSR-330 Руководство по эксплуатации онлайн [90/90] 777733

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