thomann AK-X1100 User manual

AK-X1100

keyboard

user manual

Musikhaus Thomann

Thomann GmbH

Hans-Thomann-Straße 1

96138 Burgebrach

Germany

Telephone: +49 (0) 9546 9223-0

Internet: www.thomann.de

15.12.2021, ID: 500840

Table of contents

1 General information.............................................................................................................. 6

1.1 Further information........................................................................................................ 6

1.2 Notational conventions................................................................................................. 6

1.3 Symbols and signal words........................................................................................... 7

2 Safety............................................................................................................................................ 8

3 Features....................................................................................................................................... 9

4 Connections and controls................................................................................................ 10

5 Connection options............................................................................................................. 15

6 Operating................................................................................................................................. 17

6.1 Turning the keyboard on / o.................................................................................. 17

6.2 Adjusting the volume.................................................................................................. 17

6.3 Software control............................................................................................................ 17

6.4 Basic operation.............................................................................................................. 18

6.4.1 Home display structure........................................................................................... 18

6.4.2 File selection display................................................................................................ 19

6.4.3 Selecting data sets, changing settings.............................................................. 20

6.4.4 Naming data sets....................................................................................................... 20

6.4.5 Shortcuts ...................................................................................................................... 21

6.5 Sounds.............................................................................................................................. 22

6.5.1 Selecting and playing sounds............................................................................... 22

6.5.2 Adding sounds to favourites................................................................................. 24

6.5.3 Layer mode.................................................................................................................. 25

6.5.4 Split mode.................................................................................................................... 25

6.5.5 Latch............................................................................................................................... 27

6.5.6 Touch velocity............................................................................................................. 28

6.5.7 Transposing................................................................................................................. 28

6.5.8 Octave transposing................................................................................................... 29

6.5.9 Adding eects to sounds........................................................................................ 29

6.5.10 Using the joystick.................................................................................................... 30

6.5.11 Editing sounds......................................................................................................... 31

6.5.12 Saving sounds.......................................................................................................... 36

6.5.13 Deleting, renaming, saving sounds to USB ash drive.............................. 37

6.6 Styles.................................................................................................................................. 39

6.6.1 Selecting Styles.......................................................................................................... 40

6.6.2 Selecting drum and percussion tracks............................................................... 40

6.6.3 Playing all tracks of a style...................................................................................... 41

6.6.4 Adding styles to favourites.................................................................................... 42

6.6.5 Split point setting...................................................................................................... 43

6.6.6 Chord basics................................................................................................................ 44

6.6.7 Playback and variations of styles......................................................................... 50

6.6.8 Style editing................................................................................................................. 55

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6.6.9 Recording a new style.............................................................................................. 76

6.6.10 Q.S. Creating Quick Settings............................................................................... 79

6.6.11 Deleting, renaming, saving styles to USB ash drive................................. 81

6.7 Songs and audio les................................................................................................... 82

6.7.1 Selecting songs.......................................................................................................... 83

6.7.2 Playing while a song is playing............................................................................. 83

6.7.3 Playback mode........................................................................................................... 85

6.7.4 Fast forward and rewind the song...................................................................... 86

6.7.5 Adding songs to favourites.................................................................................... 86

6.7.6 Audio playback........................................................................................................... 87

6.7.7 Real-time audio processing................................................................................... 89

6.7.8 Song recording........................................................................................................... 92

6.7.9 Deleting, renaming, saving songs to USB ash drive................................ 102

6.8 Phrase Pads................................................................................................................... 103

6.8.1 Selecting the Phrase Pad Bank........................................................................... 103

6.8.2 Playing Phrase Pads............................................................................................... 104

6.8.3 Ending Phrase Pads................................................................................................ 104

6.8.4 Putting phrase pads in standby mode............................................................ 104

6.8.5 Phrase Pads playback in Chord mode............................................................. 105

6.8.6 Editing Phrase Pads................................................................................................ 105

6.8.7 Recording Phrase Pads.......................................................................................... 108

6.9 Albums........................................................................................................................... 110

6.9.1 Selecting albums..................................................................................................... 111

6.9.2 Sorting albums......................................................................................................... 112

6.9.3 Adding albums to favourites.............................................................................. 113

6.9.4 Adding and deleting albums.............................................................................. 113

6.9.5 Searching albums................................................................................................... 114

6.10 Demos.......................................................................................................................... 116

6.11 Mixer............................................................................................................................. 117

6.11.1 Parts........................................................................................................................... 117

6.11.2 Styles, Phrase Pads and Songs......................................................................... 120

6.11.3 In and outputs....................................................................................................... 120

6.11.4 Track volume of individual styles................................................................... 121

6.11.5 Individual track volume in a song.................................................................. 122

6.12 Performance Memory............................................................................................. 123

6.12.1 Selecting a bank.................................................................................................... 124

6.12.2 Selecting a memory location........................................................................... 124

6.12.3 Storing settings to a bank................................................................................. 125

6.12.4 Deleting banks and memory locations......................................................... 126

6.12.5 Calling up bank information............................................................................. 127

6.12.6 Adding banks to favourites............................................................................... 128

6.12.7 Lock settings.......................................................................................................... 129

6.12.8 Renaming, saving and saving banks to USB ash drive......................... 130

6.12.9 Deleting banks....................................................................................................... 132

6.13 DSP eects.................................................................................................................. 132

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6.13.1 Global Eects......................................................................................................... 132

6.13.2 Insert eect (IFX)................................................................................................... 137

6.13.3 Global EQ................................................................................................................. 142

6.13.4 Channel EQ............................................................................................................. 146

6.13.5 Global Compressor.............................................................................................. 147

6.14 Part Eects.................................................................................................................. 149

6.14.1 Harmony mode..................................................................................................... 150

6.14.2 Arpeggio mode..................................................................................................... 154

6.14.3 Slicer mode............................................................................................................. 162

6.15 Controller.................................................................................................................... 164

6.15.1 Rotary control........................................................................................................ 165

6.15.2 Pedals........................................................................................................................ 167

6.15.3 Assignable Switch buttons............................................................................... 169

6.15.4 Joystick..................................................................................................................... 170

6.16 Microphone................................................................................................................ 175

6.16.1 Connecting the microphone............................................................................ 176

6.16.2 Microphone mode............................................................................................... 177

6.17 Tuning.......................................................................................................................... 185

6.17.1 Master Tuning........................................................................................................ 185

6.17.2 Fine tuning.............................................................................................................. 186

6.18 MIDI connection....................................................................................................... 189

6.18.1 MIDI settings.......................................................................................................... 189

6.19 USB ash drive (USB stick)..................................................................................... 194

6.19.1 Calling up les....................................................................................................... 194

6.19.2 USB ash drive (USB stick) capacity............................................................... 195

6.19.3 Formatting the USB ash drive (USB stick).................................................. 195

6.19.4 Calling up le information................................................................................ 196

6.19.5 Executing / playing les..................................................................................... 197

6.19.6 Deleting, renaming, moving les, saving them in the user direc‐

tory............................................................................................................................. 197

6.20 Utility settings........................................................................................................... 198

6.20.1 Basic playing settings.......................................................................................... 199

6.20.2 User-dened settings.......................................................................................... 202

6.20.3 System settings..................................................................................................... 204

6.21 Expansion packs....................................................................................................... 207

6.22 Firmware..................................................................................................................... 211

7 MIDI implementation chart.......................................................................................... 212

8 Troubleshooting................................................................................................................ 214

9 Technical specications................................................................................................. 215

10 Plug and pin assignments............................................................................................. 217

11 Protecting the environment........................................................................................ 218

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1 General information

This user manual contains important information on the safe operation of the device.

Read and follow all safety notes and all instructions. Save this manual for future refer‐

ence. Make sure that it is available to all persons using this device. If you sell the

device to another user, be sure that they also receive this manual.

Our products and user manuals are subject to a process of continuous development.

We therefore reserve the right to make changes without notice. Please refer to the

latest version of the user manual which is ready for download under

www.thomann.de.

1.1 Further information

On our website (www.thomann.de) you will nd lots of further information and

details on the following points:

Download This manual is also available as PDF le for you to download.

Keyword search Use the search function in the electronic version to nd the

topics of interest for you quickly.

Online guides Our online guides provide detailed information on technical

basics and terms.

Personal

consultation

For personal consultation please contact our

technical hotline.

Service If you have any problems with the device the

customer service will gladly assist you.

1.2 Notational conventions

This manual uses the following notational conventions:

The letterings for connectors and controls are marked by square brackets and italics.

Examples: [VOLUME] control, [Mono] button.

Texts and values displayed on the device are marked by quotation marks and italics.

Examples: ‘24ch’ , ‘OFF’ .

Letterings

Displays

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The individual steps of an instruction are numbered consecutively. The result of a

step is indented and highlighted by an arrow.

Example:

1. Switch on the device.

2. Press [Auto].

ðAutomatic operation is started.

3. Switch o the device.

References to other locations in this manual are identied by an arrow and the speci‐

ed page number. In the electronic version of the manual, you can click the cross-

reference to jump to the specied location.

Example: See

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‘Cross-references’ on page 7.

1.3 Symbols and signal words

In this section you will nd an overview of the meaning of symbols and signal words

that are used in this manual.

Signal word Meaning

DANGER! This combination of symbol and signal word indicates

an immediate dangerous situation that will result in

death or serious injury if it is not avoided.

CAUTION! This combination of symbol and signal word indicates

a possible dangerous situation that can result in minor

injury if it is not avoided.

NOTICE! This combination of symbol and signal word indicates

a possible dangerous situation that can result in mate‐

rial and environmental damage if it is not avoided.

Warning signs Type of danger

Warning – high-voltage.

Warning – danger zone.

Instructions

Cross-references

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2 Safety

This device is intended to be used for electronic sound generation using a piano key‐

board. Use the device only as described in this user manual. Any other use or use

under other operating conditions is considered to be improper and may result in per‐

sonal injury or property damage. No liability will be assumed for damages resulting

from improper use.

This device may be used only by persons with sucient physical, sensorial, and intel‐

lectual abilities and having corresponding knowledge and experience. Other persons

may use this device only if they are supervised or instructed by a person who is

responsible for their safety.

Safety

DANGER!

Danger for children

Ensure that plastic bags, packaging, etc. are disposed of properly and are not within reach of babies and young children. Choking

hazard! Ensure that children do not detach any small parts (e.g. knobs or the like) from the unit. They could swallow the pieces

and choke! Never let children unattended use electrical devices.

DANGER!

Electric shock caused by short-circuit

Always use proper ready-made insulated two-wire mains cabling (power cord). Do not modify the mains cable or the plug. Failure

to do so could result in electric shock/death or re. If in doubt, seek advice from a registered electrician.

DANGER!

Electric shock caused by high voltages inside

Within the device there are areas where high voltages may be present. Never remove any covers. There are no user-serviceable

parts inside. Do not use the device if covers, protectors or optical components are missing or damaged.

CAUTION!

Possible hearing damage

With loudspeakers or headphones connected, the device can produce volume levels that may cause temporary or permanent

hearing impairment. Do not operate the device permanently at a high volume level. Decrease the volume level immediately if

you experience ringing in your ears or hearing impairment.

NOTICE!

Operating conditions

This device has been designed for indoor use only. To prevent damage, never expose the device to any liquid or moisture. Avoid

direct sunlight, heavy dirt, and strong vibrations. Only operate the device within the ambient conditions specied in the chapter

‘Technical specications’ of this user manual. Avoid heavy temperature uctuations and do not switch the device on immediately

after it was exposed to temperature uctuations (for example after transport at low outside temperatures). Dust and dirt inside

can damage the unit. When operated in harmful ambient conditions (dust, smoke, nicotine, fog, etc.), the unit should be main‐

tained by qualied service personnel at regular intervals to prevent overheating and other malfunction.

NOTICE!

External power supply

The device is powered by an external power supply. Before connecting the external power supply, ensure that the input voltage

(AC outlet) matches the voltage rating of the device and that the AC outlet is protected by a residual current circuit breaker.

Failure to do so could result in damage to the device and possibly the user. Unplug the external power supply before electrical

storms occur and when the device is unused for long periods of time to reduce the risk of electric shock or re.

Intended use

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3 Features

The keyboard is characterized by the following features:

n61 velocity-sensitive keys

n7" colour touch display

nUser-friendly controls and indicators

nBuilt-in memory for user settings and recordings

nBuilt-in power ampliers and speakers

n256-voice polyphony

n3 songs, 200 user songs (20,000 events per song)

n3 demo songs

n1100 sounds (changeable)

n280 styles, 500 user styles

n4 × 180 patterns, 500 user patterns

n80 albums, 500 user albums

nDSP eects (changeable)

nPart eects

nMetronome

nTranspose function

nEqualizer

nLayer and Split mode

nHarmony mode

nTouch response, adjustable

nBluetooth® (audio), A2DP and BLE MIDI

nRecording function

nConnections: Headphones, microphone, Aux in, line out, MIDI in / out, USB-to-

device (USB stick), USB-to-Host (USB MIDI, audio), sustain and expression pedal

(assignable)

nOutput power: 2 × 15 Watt + 2 × 25 Watt

nAutomatic shuto, deactivatable

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4 Connections and controls

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1[MASTER VOLUME]

Rotary control to adjust the overall volume

2 Selects the groups of eect combinations one after the other

3 Rotary control for setting the eect combinations in real time

4[STYLE SELECT]

Button to call up the style mode

5[SONG SELECT]

Button to call up the song mode

6[USB DEVICE]

Button for calling up the USB menu

7[GLOBAL SETTINGS]

Key for calling up the Global Setting menu

8[MIXER CONSOLE]

Button to call up the mixer menu

9[SHORTCUT]

Quick select button

10 Display

11 [TAP]

Button to set the tempo during style playback.

Left control panel

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12 [TEMPO]/ /

Buttons for adjusting the tempo

13 [METRO]

Button to activate / deactivate the metronome.

Simultaneously press [METRO] and [SONG] to enter Quick Recording.

14 [SONG]

Button to call up the Recording mode

15 [AUDIO]

Button to call up the Audio recording mode

16 [CHORD ON/OFF]

Button to activate / deactivate the Chord mode

17 [AUTO FILL IN]

Button to activate / deactivate the Auto Fill In

18 [FADE IN/OUT]

Button to activate / deactivate the Fade in / Fade out

19 [Q.S. LINK]

Button to activate / deactivate the automatic call function of the Quick Settings 1 - 4 with the style variations A - D.

20 [INTRO 1 / 2 / 3]

Style mode: Buttons for playing intros 1, 2 and 3

21 [MAIN A / B / C / D]

Style mode: Buttons for playing the main patterns A, B, C and D

22 [BREAK]

Style mode: Button for playing the break

22 [ENDING 1 / 2 / 3]

Style mode: Buttons for playing endings 1, 2 and 3

Song modus: [ENDING 3]/ to pause the currently playing song during playback

24 [SYNC/STOP]/

Style mode: Button to activate / deactivate the sync-stop function

Song modus: Button for rewinding the currently playing song during playback

25 [SYNC / START]/

Style mode: Button to activate / deactivate the sync-start function

Song modus: Button for fast forwarding the currently playing song during playback

26 [BANK]

Button to open the Performance Memory menu

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27 [LOCK]

Button to activate / deactivate the lock function

28 [STORE]

Button to save the current setting to one of the banks in the Performance Memory menu

29 [Q.S.]

Button to switch to the Quick Settings menu

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30 [PERFORMANCE MEMORY 1 - 8]

Buttons for calling up or storing a bank in the Performance Memory menu and for calling up the Quick Settings 1 - 4 in

the Quick Setting menu.

31 [START / STOP]/

Style mode: Button for starting / ending a style

Song modus: Button for starting / ending a song

32 [PHRASE PAD SELECT]/[PHRASE PAD SYNC]

Button to call the Phrase Pad menu

33 [PHRASE PAD 1 - 4]

Buttons for playing the percussion and melody phrases

34 [PHRASE PAD STOP]

Button for ending the percussion and melody phrases

35 [TRANSPOSE]/ /

Buttons for transposing the pitch of the entire keyboard

Right control panel.

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36 [OCTAVE]/ /

Keys for octaving individual parts

37 [EFFECT VOCAL]

Button to activate / deactivate the microphone eects

38 [EFFECT PART]

Button to activate / deactivate the arpeggio / harmony eects

39 [EFFECT INSERT]

Button for activating / deactivating the insert eects

40 [SOUND SUSTAIN]

Button to activate / deactivate the sustain function

41 [SOUND MONO]

Button to activate / deactivate the mono function

42 [SOUND SELECT]

Buttons for calling up the sound categories

USER: Button for calling up the user sounds

FAVORITE: Button for calling up the favourite sounds

43 [PART ON/OFF L], [PART ON/OFF R1], [PART ON/OFF R2], [PART ON/OFF R3]

Buttons for activating the sound mode for the respective part

44 Rotary control for setting and selecting values and data sets

45 [EXIT]

Button to exit the current menu

46 /

Buttons for setting and selecting values and data sets

47 [ASSIGNABLE SWITCH 1 - 3]

Buttons for activating / deactivating the assignment function

48 Joystick

49 [PHONES]

Output socket for headphones, designed as a ¼" jack socket

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All connections for external devices are on the back of the keyboard.

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50 [POWER]

Main switch. Turns the device on and o.

51 [USB TO DEVICE]

USB interface for connecting a USB ash drive (USB stick)

52 [USB TO HOST]

USB-to-host interface for connecting the keyboard to a computer (MIDI data)

53 [MIDI IN/OUT]

MIDI input and MIDI output sockets for connecting the keyboard to other MIDI-compatible devices

54 [PEDAL 1 SUSTAIN]

Connection socket for the Sustain pedal

55 [PEDAL 2 EXPRESSION]

Connection socket for the Expression pedal

56 [LINE OUT R / L/L+R]

Output sockets for connecting powered speakers, a stereo system or other ampliers, designed as ¼" jack sockets,

unbalanced

Connect both channels (R and L / Mono) for stereo transmission. Only connect channel (L) for mono transmission.

57 [AUX IN R/L]

Input sockets for connecting external audio devices such as MP3 player, designed as 1/4" jack sockets, unbalanced

58 [MIC IN]

Input socket for a microphone, designed as 1/4" jack socket

The signal of the connected microphone is reproduced via the built-in loudspeakers of the keyboard.

59 Input socket for the 15 V plug-in power supply

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5 Connection options

You can nd the headphone output to the left of the keyboard.

You can specify whether the keyboard speakers remain switched on when head‐

phones are used (see

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Never operate the headphones at high volume as this can permanently damage your

hearing.

You can save keyboard data to a USB ash drive (USB stick) or play saved songs.

NOTICE!

Note that the USB ash drive (USB stick) must not be removed from the

keyboard while data is being saved, read or transferred or the USB ash

drive (USB stick) is being formatted, otherwise the USB ash drive (USB

stick) might be damaged.

Via the [LINE OUT] sockets, you can connect the keyboard to an amplier, stereo

device, mixing console or recording device. Connect both channels (R and L / Mono)

for stereo transmission. Only connect one channel (L) for mono transmission. Plug

the other end of the cable into the input of the appropriate audio device.

Via the [AUX IN] sockets, you can connect a, for example, CD or MP3 player to the key‐

board. So you can playback music through the internal speakers of the keyboard and

simultaneously play along to it. Connect both channels to the [AUX IN] sockets on the

rear panel of the keyboard, and the other end of the cable into the output of the

respective audio device.

Headphones

USB port

External audio devices via LINE OUT

External audio devices via AUX IN

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You can connect the keyboard to a PC for data exchange via the USB-to-host inter‐

face.

Via the MIDI interface, you can send MIDI data to an external MIDI device or receive

data.

Via the connection socket [MIC IN] you can connect a microphone to the keyboard.

Since the input does not provide phantom power for condenser micro‐

phones, the connection is only suitable for dynamic microphones.

NOTICE!

To prevent damage to the speakers, turn the volume down to ‘Mini‐

mum’ before you connect a microphone to the keyboard. Disconnect

the microphone from the keyboard when it is not in use.

Via the connection socket [SUSTAIN] you can connect a Sustain pedal, and via the

connection socket [EXPRESSION] you can connect an Expression pedal to the key‐

board (pedals not included).

Computer via USB-MIDI

MIDI gear via MIDI IN / MIDI OUT

Microphone

Pedals

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6 Operating

The labelling of the display is described in English in these instructions. To

change the language, proceed as described under

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settings’ on page 204.

6.1 Turning the keyboard on / o

1. Press [POWER] on the rear panel of the keyboard.

ðThe display shows ‘Loading’ . The LEDs of the buttons light up and the dis‐

play shows that the keyboard is ready for use.

2. Hold down [POWER] to turn the keyboard o.

ðThe LEDs of the buttons and the display turn o.

To prevent damage to the speakers, turn the volume down to ‘Minimum’

before you switch the keyboard on.

If the display keeps blank when you turn the keyboard on, check the power

supply.

6.2 Adjusting the volume

Use the rotary control [MASTER VOLUME] to set a comfortable volume.

1. Turn the rotary control [MASTER VOLUME] clockwise to increase the volume.

2. Turn the rotary control [MASTER VOLUME] counterclockwise to reduce the

volume.

6.3 Software control

Many of the functions for editing styles and sounds can be easily controlled

from a suitable software such as GrandSuite, which you can download

from www.mecldata.com/download/assets/GrandSuiteV2.zip.

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6.4 Basic operation

6.4.1 Home display structure

The 7-inch colour touch display shows basic information on all current settings at a

glance. The settings can be adjusted by touching the display.

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1 Sound Shows the currently selected sound and the

currently set octave of the respective parts (L,

R1, R2 and R3).

Select one of the parts ‘L’ , ‘R1’ , ‘R2’ or ‘R3’ . Select the

selected part again to bring up the sound selector and

select a sound for the selected part.

2 Chord Shows the currently played chord and the cur‐

rently selected chord ngering technique.

Select ‘Chord’ to display the last played chord, chord

type and root note as well as the currently selected

chord ngering technique.

3 Style & Song Indicates the currently selected Style and Song. Select [STYLE SELECT] or [SONG SELECT] to switch

between Style and Song mode.

4 Performance

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Indicates the currently selected bank of the Per‐

formance Memory menu.

Select ‘Memory’ to select a bank from the Performance

Memory menu.

5 Phrase Pad Indicates the currently selected pattern of the

phrase pad.

Select ‘Pad’ to select a pattern for the phrase pad.

6 Controllers Shows the currently assigned functions of the

respective controller.

Select an area to select the functions of the respective

controller.

7 Quick selection Shows the shortcut buttons for the Split, Tune,

Album and Eect menu.

Select ‘Split’ , ‘Tune’ , ‘Album’ or ‘Eect’ to select a

menu.

8 Others Shows the information such as recording time,

Bluetooth® connection, speaker status, beat

position and tempo of the style or song.

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6.4.2 File selection display

In the le selection display, you can select styles, songs, sounds, phrase pads (pat‐

terns), the performance memory menu and other items.

1. Touch the desired display area or press the direct selection buttons

[STYLE SELECT], [SONG SELECT], [SOUND SELECT], [BANK] or [PHRASE PAD/SELECT]

to open the respective menu.

ðThe display shows the selection menu of the respective menu.

2. The following illustration of the sound menu shows an example of the possible

settings you can select:

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1Memory locations

‘Preset’ Select ‘Preset’ to call up the preprogrammed data sets (presets).

‘User’ Select ‘User’ to call up the data sets of the internal user memory.

‘USB’ Select ‘USB’ to call up the data sets of a USB ash drive (USB stick).

Select to call up the data sets saved as favourites.

2Categories The preprogrammed data sets (presets) are divided into dierent categories according to the

data type.

For example, select the ‘Piano’ category from the Sound menu to access various piano sounds.

3Tabs If there are more than ten data sets, you can call up the other pages in this area by touching the

tab.

4Data sets Shows the selectable data sets.

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6.4.3 Selecting data sets, changing settings

Data sets can be selected and changed via the display. Alternatively, you can select

and change the data records and settings using the rotary control / .

1. Use the rotary control or / to select data sets or make changes.

2. Press / simultaneously to reset any changed settings to the default setting.

3. Press [EXIT] to exit the edit menu without making any changes and return to

the previous menu.

6.4.4 Naming data sets

Data sets can be changed and saved again.

1. Press ‘Edit’ to enter the edit menu.

2. Change the desired parameters and press ‘Save’ .

ðThe display shows a keypad.

3. The illustration shows the input via the keypad.

4. Press ‘OK’ to store the change. Press ‘Cancel’ to exit the edit menu without

changes and return to the main menu.

Pre-programmed data sets (presets) cannot be overwritten. Changed

data sets are saved in the ‘User’ or ‘USB’ memory location.

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