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' ' means

Group

and ' ' means

VP tune

To go to the VP music group pop-up display, press the

EXIT

button or select ' ..' and press the

ENTER

button.

VP Player

Start playback of the selected music.

Press the

PLAY/STOP

button. Playback of the selected music will start.

Adjusting volume of the music. (Same as Adjusting the accomp volume.)

Press and hold the

SETUP/KEYPAD

button and adjust volume by using the

ACCOMP VOLUME UP

and

DOWN

keys .

1) See

ACCOMPANIMENT VOLUME

section on page 12.

2) The default volume is 65 (Adjusting range: 0 ~ 100).

Adjusting Tempo of the music.

Each VP tune has its default tempo. When starting playback of a music, tempo of the demo music is set to default tempo.
Tempo can be changed during playback of the music by using the

TEMPO UP

DOWN

button.

1) When repeating a demo music, tempo goes to the default tempo.
2) If you press both the

TEMPO UP

and

DOWN

buttons, tempo is set to default tempo.

Repeat playback of a tune.

Press the

TR1/R

button during playback of the music. After finishing of the selected music, playback of the same music

will start automatically again.

Playback of ALL tunes.

Press the

TR1/A

button during playback of the music. After finishing of the selected music, playback of the next music

will start automatically.

Choose the desired music in the selected VP music group.

Choose the desired music by pressing the

DATA UP

and

DOWN

buttons in the VP music pop-up

screen.

Summary of Contents for SP Apollon

Page 1: ...00024016 Version 01 2012 SP Apollon Stage Piano Users manual...

Page 2: ...no and synthesized sounds drum sets and much more Other features include digital effects that control the acoustical characteristic of tones VP PLAYER System Piano comes with over 1000 VP music tunes...

Page 3: ...b Effect Using the Metronome Using the Pitch Bend Wheel SETUP Tune Transpose SETUP Octave Shift Brilliance SETUP Pitch Bend Pedal SETUP Touch Auto Accompaniment Recording Registration SMF Player Local...

Page 4: ...eptheunitfreefromliquids dust etc Duringthunderstorms turntheproductoff anddisconnecttheplugfromthepower Takecarenottodroptheunitandavoid strongimpact Neverattempttomodifyanypartsoftheunit CareofyourD...

Page 5: ...igital piano set consists of the following items Main Unit Music Stand AC Adapter Cleaning Cloth Inspect each item carefully to make sure that it is in good condition If you find any item missing or d...

Page 6: ...ning to the performance 5 Setting Up Your Piano TURNING ON THE POWER Connecting the AC adapter First insert the DC plug of AC Adapter into DC In connector on the piano then plug a AC plug of AC adapte...

Page 7: ...3 Sostenuto Pedal As with the sustain pedal function described above depressing the sostenuto pedal causes notes to be sustained This difference between a sostenuto pedal and sustain pedal is the timi...

Page 8: ...appropriate audio cables CAUTION When the sound of an external device is output to the instrument first turn on the power to the external device then to the instrument Reverse this order when you turn...

Page 9: ...ting the computer to the USB terminal make sure to observe the following points Failing to do so risks freezing the computer and corrupting or losing data If the computer or the instrument freezes tur...

Page 10: ...LUME KEYS BEAT LED METRONOME SETUP SECTION GRAPHIC LCD DISPLAY EXIT ENTER DATA UP DOWN SHIFT KEYPAD DISPLAY HOLD TUNE TRANSPOSE OCTAVE BRILLIANCE PITCH BEND TOUCH PEDAL REGISTRATION Panel Controls and...

Page 11: ...ALL POWER A POWER switch B DC IN TERMINAL SECTION C HEADPHONE D USB IN E MIDI IN OUT F SD CARD IN G LINE IN HLINE OUT I ASSIGNABLE PEDAL IN J DAMPER PEDAL IN 10 Panel controls and Terminals Page 16 Pa...

Page 12: ...piano A B A Layer Voice This shows the selected layer voice B Split Voice This shows the selected split voice C Split Point When using the auto accompaniment or the split the keyboard splits on this p...

Page 13: ...ETUP KEYPAD mode Press and hold down the SETUP KEYPAD button The setup pop up appears in the LCD screen Return to the play mode Release the SHIFT KEYPAD button If you press both VOLUME UP and DOWN Key...

Page 14: ...Install system data into an SD memory card 1 Format the SD memory card on your PC FAT32 2 Download the SYSTEM INSTALL program at our website ww dynatone biz 3 Install the downloaded program into your...

Page 15: ...ng playback of a music tempo of the demo music is set to default tempo Tempo can be changed during playback of the music by using the TEMPO UP or DOWN button 1 When repeating a demo music tempo goes t...

Page 16: ...he VP music tune pop up the screen displays VP music group pop up Change the VP music group Press the EXIT button in the VP music tune pop up Then the VP music group will be displayed on the screen Ch...

Page 17: ...nd various effect sounds directly from keyboard Voice Types 80 Sounds with GM 128 Voice Sounds 7 Drum kits 1 Sound Effect set The voices of the piano are assigned to 12 voice select buttons Each butto...

Page 18: ...MAIN VOICE VOLUME This determines the volume of the main voice Call up the volume pop up display Press and hold down the SETUP KEYPAD button and press LAYER or SPLIT VOLUME UP or DOWN key The volume p...

Page 19: ...AYER VOLUME in the layer pop up display Adjust the layer volume Adjust the layer volume by using the DATA UP and DOWN buttons If you press both DATA UP and DOWN buttons at the same time automatically...

Page 20: ...e pedal value in the layer pop up display Press the ENTER button in the layer pop up display until the cursor goes to the pedal option Return to the main menu Press the EXIT button Even if you don t p...

Page 21: ...e EXIT button the pop up display automatically returns to the main menu after 3 seconds But if the Display hold is on you should press the EXIT button to return to the main menu 20 Split Split The spl...

Page 22: ...it pop up display until the cursor goes to volume value default 60 Return to the main menu Press the EXIT button Even if you don t press the EXIT button the pop up display automatically returns to the...

Page 23: ...rn to the default value ON If the DISPLAYHOLDis on the pop up display does not return to main menu and the LCD screen shows the current pop up display Call up the split mode To call up the split mode...

Page 24: ...erb type by using the DATA UP and DOWN buttons in the reverb pop up display The reverb pop up display shows the current reverb type and total depth of the reverb There are 8 reverb types in the piano...

Page 25: ...EVERB DEPTH UP and DOWN keys Return to the play mode Release the SETUP KEYPAD button If you press both UP and DOWN Keys at the same time automatically return to the default reverb total depth 50 The r...

Page 26: ...g the DATA UP and DOWN buttons in the effect pop up display The effect pop up display shows the current effect type and total depth of the effect There are 8 effect types in the piano Chorus1 Chorus2...

Page 27: ...ing the EFFECT DEPTH UP and DOWN keys Return to the play mode Release the SETUP KEYPAD button If you press both UP and DOWN Keys at the same time automatically return to the default reverb total depth...

Page 28: ...hetimesignatureofthemetronome 2 TEMPO Thisdeterminesthetempoofthemetronome 3 FIRSTBEATVOLUME Thisdeterminesthevolumeof thefirstbeat 4 OTHERBEATSVOLUME Thisdeterminesthevolumeof theotherbeats You can c...

Page 29: ...ent pop up display TRANSPOSE The transpose function makes it s possible to shift the pitch of the keyboard in seminote units allowing you to match the pitch of the keyboard to the range of other instr...

Page 30: ...ng the BRILLIANCE function Press and hold down the SETUP KEYPAD button and press the BRILLIANCE UP or DOWN button The brilliance pop up display appears and shows current value This function affects al...

Page 31: ...ue by using the DATA UP and DOWN buttons instead of the PITCH BEND UP and DOWN buttons Default value MAIN VOICE ON LAYER VOICE ON SPLIT VOICE OFF Whenever press bothPITCHBENDUP andDOWNbuttons default...

Page 32: ...D button and press the TOUCH button until the cursor goes to the Fixed Velocity option Press the ENTER button to move the cursor on the velocity level default 080 Adjust the velocity level by using th...

Page 33: ...piano provides you with 80 exciting rhythms that you can select using the following procedure Call up the SETUP KEYPAD mode Press and hold down the SETUP KEYPAD button The setup pop up appears in the...

Page 34: ...ed Style at anytime by simultaneously pressing both TEMPOUPandDOWN buttons When the performance screen or a value is changed the tempo may go slow Rhythm Style List Adjust the accompaniment volume Adj...

Page 35: ...lashes in time with selected tempo indicating that Synchronized Start is in stand by Press a key in the split keyboard left hand the rhythm starts To cancel Synchronized Start press the FILL1 SYNCHorF...

Page 36: ...ction on page 33 Set the auto accompaniment function to ON To do this press the AUTO ACCOMP button The lamp lights Press the AUTO ACCOMP button again to turn off the lamp and set Auto Accompaniment to...

Page 37: ...key to the right four keys in all creates a full minor seventh chord EXAMPLE Play C Hear a C major chord Play Cm Hear a C minor chord Play C7 Hear a C 7th chord Play Cm7 Hear a C minor 7th chord TYPE...

Page 38: ...Major C Minor Cm Dominant 7 C7 Minor 7th Cm7 Major 7th CM 7 Augmented Caug Diminished Cdim Suspended 4 Csus4 Minor 7 5 Cm7 5 Dominant Sus4 C7sus4 Dominant Diminished C7dim DominantAugmented C7aug Mino...

Page 39: ...OPPING THE AUTO ACCOMPANIMENT Press the START STOP button or the INTRO ENDING button to stop the Auto Accompaniment You can also turn off the Auto Accompaniment by pressing the AUTO ACCOMP button the...

Page 40: ...OP button During recording to the Track2 you can listen to the recorded song of the Track1 39 Recording Select the record mode Select the desired voice and press the RECORD button the RECORD lamp ligh...

Page 41: ...AYER SD CARD button The LCD screen shows the SD card menu SAVING A RECORDED SONG INTO AN SD MEMORY CARD After recording a song the recorded song can be saved into the SD memory card Supported SD memor...

Page 42: ...he SD memory card These files can be deleted or copied in your PC If the piano does not have any recorded song in the piano memory After the LCD screen shows the error pop up display and goes to main...

Page 43: ...enu Press and hold down the SETUP KEYPAD button Press the VP PLAYER SD CARD button The LCD screen shows the SD card menu SAVING A REGISTRATION DATA INTO AN SD MEMORY CARD The registration data can be...

Page 44: ...file is save into the REG_DIR folder in the SYSTEM folder of the SD memory card These files can be deleted or copied in your PC Call up the save registration pop up display Go to the SAVE RECORDED SON...

Page 45: ...s piano cannot support High Speed SD memory card SD HC We recommend to use only an SD memory card with this piano Proper operation is not guaranteed when any other types of card use Be sure to orient...

Page 46: ...tune Press the TR1 R button during playback of the music After finishing of the selected music playback of the same music will start automatically again Playback of ALL tunes Press the TR1 A button du...

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Page 73: ...blem 2 Volume setting is too low 3 Headphone is plugged in 1 Refrigerators washing machines and similar electric appliances are interfering 1 Volume setting is too low 2 Defective connection cord 1 Ch...

Page 74: ...FILL2 SYNC FUNCTIONS LAYER SPLIT TUNE TRANSPOSE REGISTRATIONMEMORY 5 DIGITALSIGNALPROCESSING CHORUS 4 REVERB 4 METRONOME YES DISPLAY GRAPHICLCDDISPLAY VPMUSIC OVER1 000TUNES RECORD REAL TIME RECORDING...

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