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18    GK340  Owner’s manual

Gk340 technical specifications

Keys

61 keys with Touch Response

Polyphony

64 notes max

Sounds

128 PCM 1 GM drum kit (61 sampled drum and percussion

sounds)

Performances

6 realtime (progr.), 384 single touch play

Operating mode

single, split (progr.), dual

Controls

volume, pitch b/-, mixer (drum, bass, acc., lower, upper), tempo

+/-, mode, dual, voice/style/song, select, piano, metronome, /,

key pad, single touch play, memory/drum pads, store, dsp, sustain, touch,

melody off, demo

Memory

6 programmable panel settings

Dsp

     

built in reverb and chorus effects

Display

    new multifunction lcd display (neon backlit), with Music Notation & Keyboard Guide

Styles

96 internal styles X 2 variations, 4 tracks

Styles Control

normal, fingered, one finger, split, start/stop, syncro, intro/end, fill 1

(normal) fill 2 (variation)

Sequencer

    

  1 song style, record, play/stop, 96 internal demo songs

Demo song

96 internal demo songs (Classical, Folk&Country, Golden&Pop, Jazz&Fusion)

MIDI

in\out\thru

Modes

Normal, One Finger, Fingered, Split, Dual

Connections

headphones, stereo out, sustain pedal

Amplification

5W + 5W, 2 ways, 4 speakers

Power supply

adapter included, batteries (not includ)

Accessories

music stand included

Overall Control

Pitch Bend, Mixer, Octave–, Split/Lower, Pan, Tune, Transpose.

Dimensions

950 x 145 x 350 mm

Weight

7 Kg

Music Stand

The keyboard is supplied with a music stand that can be mounted on the instrument by inserting

the two lower pegs of the music stand into the two holes located on the top panel of the 

GK340

.

To remove the music stand, lift it upwards.

Summary of Contents for GK 340

Page 1: ...ENGLISH Owner s manual GK 340...

Page 2: ...your authorized technical assistance centre to have the lithium battery replaced with the same or equivalent type reccommended by the manufacturer NB Danger of explosion or damage of the battery if i...

Page 3: ...the Octave Transpose setting 8 Styles Auto Accompaniment 8 What are the Styles 8 Selecting Style Mode 8 Use the and buttons to select a Style 9 Use the numeric keypad to select a Style 9 Selecting th...

Page 4: ...II GK340 Contents The GK340 Utility functions 16 Transpose 16 Tune 16 Pan 16 MIDI 17 Midi channel selection 17 Control Change filter 17 The Beat function 17 PERCUS function 17...

Page 5: ...cover 2 Insert six D size SUM 1 or R 20 batteries into the battery com partment beingcarefultofollowthepolaritymarkingsonthecabinet 3 Replace the compartment cover making sure that it locks firmly in...

Page 6: ...nect the rear panel AUX OUT jack to amplified speakers amplifiers or domestic hi fi units for external amplification Use audio cables with standard 1 4 jacks and plug into the LINE IN or AUX IN of the...

Page 7: ...strument is in NORMAL mode Every time you turn on your instrument it sets to NORMAL mode To return the instrument to NORMAL mode press the MODE button to the left of the display Selecting playing Voic...

Page 8: ...number assigned to the layered section If you play on the keyboard you will hear two sounds for every note played In our example you will hear the Piano voice 01 together with Strings 49 In DUAL mode...

Page 9: ...d Voices in Normal Dual and Split modes using a number of panel operations If every time you want to create a preferred sound combination you have to take several steps to arrive at your goal you woul...

Page 10: ...volume press the bottom DECREASE VOLUME control If the Upper section is playing with the DUAL effect the UPPER MIXER controls adjust both voices at the same time Muting the sections If you want to exc...

Page 11: ...right hand side of the control panel you can turn the effect on or off at will When the small black display arrow is shown pointing to the REVERB and or CHORUS indicator the current voices are playin...

Page 12: ...y 5 sections or tracks that generate the automatic arrangements Drums Bass and 3 Accomp and an additional two tracks Upper and Lower for the keyboard sounds The automatic arrangements are triggered by...

Page 13: ...nge key for example from C to F the Style pattern will transpose automatically The names of the recognized chords are displayed in the left hand corner of the display For example if you play the chord...

Page 14: ...ote C2 up to and including note F 3 FINGERED mode requires that you press at least 3 notes for a chord to be recognized ONE FINGER mode requires that you press only one note for a Major chord to be re...

Page 15: ...ou to synchronize the start of your Style with a note or chord pressed on the keyboard without using the Start Stop button When you press the KEY START button the display shows 4 flashing black dots b...

Page 16: ...e a section mute or turn off simply press both INCREASE VOLUME and DECREASE VOLU ME buttons at the same time to mute the section required For example to play your Upper and Lower voices with the BASS...

Page 17: ...corresponds to note F 3 1 Press and hold the MODE button The display will show the current Split Point setting expressed as a note of the keyboard together with the number of the Voice assigned to the...

Page 18: ...cluding Style Variation and other se lections which you can then recall at the touch of a single button To memorize a Performance the first thing to do is to modify one of the factory set situations F...

Page 19: ...terns when you play a chord on the keyboard below the split point If you play a note or chord on the upper part of the keyboard only the drum track will be triggered 5 While playing use the Fills chan...

Page 20: ...ormal pitch press both and TRANSPOSE buttons at the same time Tune The TUNE function allows you to fine tune the instrument in steps on one cent at a time cent one hundredth of a tone If you press eit...

Page 21: ...ither the or button repeatedly to scroll to the required Beat number For example if you want to practice a piece with a time signature of 5 4 assign the number 5 to the BEAT function The BEAT value ha...

Page 22: ...tyles X 2 variations 4 tracks Styles Control normal fingered one finger split start stop syncro intro end fill 1 normal fill 2 variation Sequencer 1 song style record play stop 96 internal demo songs...

Page 23: ...TRUMPET 58 TROMBONE 59 TUBA 60 MUTE TRP 61 FR HORN 62 BRASSECT 63 SYNBRASS 1 64 SYNBRASS 2 REED group 65 SPRNOSAX 66 ALTOSAX 67 TENORSAX 68 BARI SAX 69 OBOE 70 ENG HORN 71 BASSOON 72 CLARINET PIPE gr...

Page 24: ...O U S E DANCE2 37 TECHNO M 38 70 D ISCO 39 DIGITAL 40 CL DISCO 41 BAKER POP 42 RAP 43 EURO POP 44 PARTY POP JAZ Z 45 SWING 46 MID SWING 47 SL SWING 48 BIG BAND 1 49 BIG BAND 2 50 DIXIE 51 BROAD WAY 52...

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