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MANUAL INDEX 

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General Guide

Page1

Introduction

Page4

Power Supply

Page4

Using The Ac Adaptor

Page4

Using Batteries

Page4

To Insert The Batteries

Page4

Connections

Page5

The Headphone Jack

Page5

The Damper Jack

Page5

The Aux. Out Jack

Page5

The Volume Jack

Page5

The Midi In/out Jacks

Page5

Play Voice

Page6

Select The Desired Voice Number

Page6

Play Two Voices Synchronously: Voice1,voice2 Page6
Lower Voice

Page7

The Split Point

Page7

The Keyboard Function

Page7

Accomp On

Page7

Naming

Page7

Voice L (Lower)

Page7

Split Point(#f3)

Page7

Voice R1/R2

Page7

Portamento And Modulation

Page8

Pitch Change

Page8

Pitch Bend Wheel

Page8

Sustain

Page8

Harmony

Page9

Auto Accompaniment

Page9

Using Auto Accompaniment (Drum Only)

Page9

Using Auto Accompaniment (All Tracks)

Page10

A.b.c (Auto Bass Chord)

Page10

Sync Start

Page10

The Accompaniment Section 

Page11

Selecting A Style

Page11

Intro

Page11

Normal And Variation 

Page11

Fill A And Fill B

Page11

Ending Page11
Accompaniment Operation

Page11

Sync Stop

Page14

Chord Recognize

Page15

Volume Control

Page16

Accomp Volume Control

Page16

How To Adjust

Page16

Keyboard Volume

Page17

Adjust The Tempo

Page17

How To Adjust

Page17

Metronome

Page18

One Touch Setting

Page18

How To Recall A One Touch Setting

Page18

Memory

Page18

Select A Memory

Page18

To Store A Memory

Page19

Recall Your Memory

Page19

Synth

Page19

Select A User Voice

Page19

Edit A Pcm Voice

Page19

Demo

Page20

Song

Page20

Album

Page21

Function

Page21

Metronome On/off (Metro)

Page21

Transpose

Page21

Tune

Page21

Octave

Page22

Split Point

Page22

Pitch Bend Range

Page22

Key Select

Page22

Portamento Time

Page23

Pad Assign

Page23

Dsp On/off

Page23

Reverb Type

Page24

Reverb Level

Page24

Chorus Type

Page24

Chorus Level

Page24

Local On/off

Page24

Receive

Page24

Transmit

Page24

Default Parameters

Page25

Using Floppy Disks

Page26

List Song Names Of Disk

Page26

Playback Song Disk

Page26

Disk Messages

Page26

Disk Utility

Page27

Play Mode

Page27

Disk Format

Page27

Delete Midi

Page28

Delete Mem

Page28

Load Midi

Page29

Load Memo

Page29

Disk Save

Page30

Save Midi

Page30

Save Mem

Page30

Recording

page31

Realtime Recording

Page31

Start Recording

Page31

Stop Recording

Page32

Auto Stop

Page32

Manual Stop

Page32

Playback

Page32

Step Recording

Page33

Prepare To Step Record

Page33

Input The Note And Time Value

Page34

Melody Track Step Record

Page35

Accomp Track Step Record

Page35

Edit Recorded Data

Page35

Play Back The Step Record

Page36

Technical Specification

Page36

Album List

Page36

Sound/Style List

Page37

Chord recognizing

Page38

Song List

Page38

Midi Implementation Chart

Page39

Summary of Contents for gk380

Page 1: ...D I G I T A L K E Y B O A R D S owners manual gk380 English...

Page 2: ...l kitchen sink in a wet basement or near a swimming pool or the like 5 This product should only be used by a stand or cart that is recommended by the manufacturer 6 This product either alone or in com...

Page 3: ...ch Setting Page18 How To Recall A One Touch Setting Page18 Memory Page18 Select A Memory Page18 To Store A Memory Page19 Recall Your Memory Page19 Synth Page19 Select A User Voice Page19 Edit A Pcm Vo...

Page 4: ...GK380 LAYOUT...

Page 5: ...24 SYNTH 25 PLAY 26 ACCOMP TRACK 27 4 MELODY TRACKS 28 RECORD 29 STEP RECORD 30 LOWER 31 DUAL 32 LCD DISPLAY 33 MODULATION PORTAMENTO 34 PITCH BEND 1 POWER SWITCH 2 MASTER VOLUME 3 MIXER CONTROL 4 HA...

Page 6: ...R MIDI OUT MIDI IN VOLUME DISPLAY REAR PANEL 1 A B C 2 LOWER 3 DUAL 4 KEYBOARD 5 VOICE L R 1 2 STYLE SONG ALBUM 6 CHORD 7 TEMPO 8 MEASURE 9 BEAT 10 MEMORY 11 DSP 12 TOUCH 13 SUSTAIN 14 HARMONY 15 BASS...

Page 7: ...and STEP RECORD Each record song has 5 tracks ACCOMP track and 4 melody tracks Pitch bend wheel and 12 level pitch bend sensitivity Portamento and Modulation 3 level portamento sensitivity Expert Drum...

Page 8: ...whenever leaving the keyboard unattended for a long time POWER SUPPLY This keyboard can be powered by current from a standard household wall outlet using the specified AC adaptor or by batteries USING...

Page 9: ...an be plugged into the DAMPER jack for sustain control The footswitch functions like the damper pedal on a piano press for sustain release for normal sound THE DAMPER JACK The AUX OUT jack delivers th...

Page 10: ...IRED VOICE NUMBER 1 Select the desired voice number with the YES NO buttons the numeric keypad or the DIAL PLAY TWO VOICES SYNCHRONOUSLY VOICE1 VOICE2 2 Press the DUAL button key to turn the DUAL VOIC...

Page 11: ...oice THE SPLIT POINT In the SPLIT Voice mode you can assign two different Voices to the keyboard sections and play one Voice with your left hand while your right hand plays another The note F 3 is the...

Page 12: ...n also adjust the tuning octave and change the transposition key of the entire sound with the Transpose and Tuning Octave functions see FUNCTION MENU PITCH BEND WHEEL The PITCH BEND wheel to the left...

Page 13: ...e above split point on keyboard there will be duet trio or octave effect Press the button to change the default harmony section to 001 DUET 002 TRIO 003 OCTAVE The default harmony setting OFF HARMONY...

Page 14: ...button after choosing the style A B C AUTO BASS CHORD Any fingers play on the left side of keyboard can be recognized as a chord The recognized chord name will be shown on the display Press the SYNC...

Page 15: ...ompaniment consists of INTRO NORMAL VARIATION FILL A FILL B ENDING Using dif ferent sections based on the structure of songs enable you to create a song SELECTING A STYLE The keyboard has 96 different...

Page 16: ...he SYNC button The Beat display will flash at the current tempo To start the main section and accompaniment play any keys on the keyboard When A B C is turned on play a key or chord on the auto accomp...

Page 17: ...nding will begin from the first beat of the next measure Playing the FILL section the LED is flashing above the FILL button Press the INTRO button the intro will start from the first beat of the next...

Page 18: ...s the FILL B button the fill B will begin immediately and smoothly lead into the VARIA TION The LED will light up above the FILL B button It is no effect by pressing the ENDING button Stop playing the...

Page 19: ...ccompaniment by playing keys on the auto accompaniment section of the keyboard using either the Single Finger or Fingered method 3 Fingered Chords the following chart 4 Single Finger Chords the follow...

Page 20: ...ADJUST Press the MIXER button LCD display 100 ACCOMP You can adjust the volume values of ACCOMP with the YES NO buttons the DIAL the numeric keypad The parameter range is from 000 to 127 Press button...

Page 21: ...set the voice1 volume to 0 LCD display OFF VOICE 1 At that time you can adjust the volume with the control you prefer the LCD display XXX VOICE 1 The volume adjustment of other track is the same as v...

Page 22: ...ngs Press the button LCD displays O T S and turn A B C on automatically Press the M1 M4 button corresponding to the desired setting LCD displays O T S 1 4 When the style is playing press O T S to turn...

Page 23: ...Simply select one of the built in tones and change its parameters to create your own original sound You can even store your sounds in memory Select the desired USER Voice number with the control you...

Page 24: ...G Press the SONG button to enter the SONG mode 50 songs can be selected Use the VOLUME knob to adjust the volume of the SONG Press the TEMPO TEMPO buttons to adjust the tempo of the DEMO There are 50...

Page 25: ...NOME ON OFF METRO 1 Press the button to turn Metro ON OFF with the control you prefer NEXT DIAL YES NO keypad Note The metronome will sound during the accompaniment if it is enabled TRANSPOSE 2 Press...

Page 26: ...parameter with the control you prefer Parameter Range from OFF to 3 If you select OFF the TOUCH sign will not appear SPLIT POINT 6 Press the NEXT button to select and adjust the keyboard SPLIT POINT...

Page 27: ...ect after stepping on the pedal All notes played on the keyboard have a soft effect after you select the soft pedal Stepping on the pedal after you select the Accomp St pedal it has the same function...

Page 28: ...ameter with the control you prefer Parameter Range from 0 to 127 Press the button to turn LOCAL ON OFF with the control you prefer Parameter Range ON OFF CHORUS TYPE 14 CHORUS LEVEL 15 LOCAL ON OFF 16...

Page 29: ...0 TOUCH OFF 1 3 2 SPLIT POINT 1 61 19 PB RANG 0 12 2 KEYPORTA KEYPORTA KEYMODUL KEYPORTA PORTAMEN 0 3 2 PEDALSUS PEDALSUS SOF ACC TAP MEM PEDALSUS DSP TYPE ON OFF ON REV TYPE 0 7 4 REV LEVL 0 127 40 C...

Page 30: ...ge the number of disk song while a midi song is playing you can rotate the data dial and press the buttons The song playing will be stopped as soon as the number of song is changed Otherwise Wait will...

Page 31: ...he disk songs will playback from the first songs to the end and then return to start first song again Press the the button or the DIAL will appear Loop One Note You can still receive MIDI data through...

Page 32: ...on the LCD If you do not want to delete the song press the button Return to the step 2 after the step above DELETE MEM Select the disk memory deletion function by pressing the UTILITY and button or r...

Page 33: ...es are saved from a PC or other midi devices their names will be not displayed on LCD and this function is disabled 2 If you have loaded a MIDI file by this function the recorded memory data will be o...

Page 34: ...button to overwrite the original file Note The DISK FUL message will appear on the LCD if there is no more space in the disk The LCD will display Protect if a write protected disk is load Press the BA...

Page 35: ...elody track buttons to select other tracks for recording The recording will start as soon as you play a note on the keyboard or press the START STOP button The TEMPO data will display with current TEM...

Page 36: ...f the recorded track has data the flag of this track will display on the LCD MANUAL STOP PLAYBACK Select track press the Melody1 Melody4 Accomp button to select a record track A lighting flag of the t...

Page 37: ...re is no any recorded datas in the selected track you will enter new step recording in this track by pressing the NEXT button If ACCOMP track is selected you will direct to enter step recording and AB...

Page 38: ...lur Play the keyboard to input the note value Then press the 2 key to input the time value Do not input the note value again and press 9 and 3 together to get the slur Rest Press the 0 and 4 keys toge...

Page 39: ...chord the last chord will be accepted EDIT RECORDED DATA You can edit either step record data or real time record data Press the BACK button to look for the note backwards to edit and the LCD will di...

Page 40: ...ces 6 28 118 Pop Rock Go Surfin 21 27 170 Country Stand By Man 62 27 98 Pop Rock IfYouLeaveMe 17 61 91 Country Dukes o Hazd 59 28 128 Pop Rock Sleepwalkin 13 30 134 Country LetLoveFlow 58 26 108 Pop R...

Page 41: ...5 0 Instrument 96 SweepPad 95 0 Instrument 156 Bird 123 3 Instrument 37 SlapBas1 36 0 Instrument 97 IceRain 96 0 Instrument 157 Phone 2 124 1 Instrument 38 SlapBas2 37 0 Instrument 98 SoundTrk 97 0 In...

Page 42: ...9 C7 9 CM7aug Major seventh augmented M7aug 1 3 5 7 CM7aug CM7aug C7aug Seventh augmented 7aug 1 3 5 b7 C7aug C7aug Csus4 Suspended Fourth sus4 1 4 5 Csus4 Csus4 C1 2 5 One plus tow plus five 1 2 5 1...

Page 43: ...urer could void the user s authority to operate this product FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION Function Transmitted Recognized Remarks Basic Default Channel Changed 1ch 1 16ch ALL 1 16ch Default Mode...

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