Kirstein Funkey 54, User Manual

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Performance and Operation
1.AdjustmentofVolume:
This electronic organ has 16 levels of volume from 1 to 16 for your choice. The default level of volume
is 12. Press Volume "+" and "-" key, volume will be increased or decreased accordingly. Press Volume "+" and
"-" keys simul taneously, the volume will be restored to the defaultlevel automatically. Meanwhile you
The default RhyVol is 11. By pressing RhyVol "+" or " - " key, you may correpoding increase
VOLUME
or decrease RhyVol. 16 levels of RhyVol may be readjusted. Press RhyVol "+" and " -" keys
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simultaneously to restore the default RhyVol setting automatically.
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3.Tempo:
The default tempo is 120. By pressing Tempo "+" or " -" key,you may correpodingly increase
or decrease tempo. 32 levels of tempo may be readjusted. Press Tempo " +" and - " keys
simultaneously to restore the default tempo setting.
4.Transpose function:
By pressing Transpose " +" or "-" key, you may increase or decrease half note when you
perform with B/W keys, with ± 6 levels adjustable. Press Transpose "+" and " -" keys simultaneouly
to restore to its default note value of "00" .
5.Select Voice:
This electronic organ has 100 voices for your choice. For detailed information, refer to Appendix I .
The default status at startup is VOICE. If current status is not VOICE, you need to press VOICE key.
Select VOICE can also be realized by pressing "+,-" keys. By pressing digits, LED will display
corresponding VOICE code. Under VOICE status, press "+" or " -" key to select next or previous voice.
6.Select Rhythm:
This electronic organ has 100 rhythms for your choice. For detailed STYLE table, refer to Appendix II
Press STYLE key to select with digit keys or "+,-" keys, By pressing digits, LED will display corresponding
STYLE code. Under STYLE status, press " +" or "-" key to select next or previous STYLE. After selecting
STYLE, press START/STOP key to start STYLE and press STYLE key once more to exit STYLE function.
7.Demo song:
Press Song key to replay 8 songs in sequence. During replaying, you can change the tone of song by pressing digit keys
or "+/- " keys.Under song mode, you cannot, perform keyboard but only press 8 panel drums and transpose will not work.
Press Demo Song key to replay current demo song and press the key once again to replay next demo song. This key is a
toggle key. During replaying, you can change the tone of song by pressing digit keys or "+l-" keys.
Under Demo song mode, you cannot perform keyboard but only press 8 panel drums and
transpose will not work.
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8.Tone Edit Function:
(1)Sustain: Press SUSTAIN key to start sustain function. Now the note of B/W key produces a sustain effect.
Press SUSTAIN key once again to exit sustain function.
(2) Vibrato: Press VIBRATO key to start vibrato function. Now the note of B/W key produces
a vibrato effect. Press VIBRATO key once again to exit vibrato function.
9.RECORD/Prog Function:
(1) Press RECORD key to enter record status. Before recording, you should set tone, rhythm, tempo and auto chord in
good order to minimize setting during record. The recorded quantity of note cannot exceed the maximum limit and drums are
not recored. In Recode mode, press REPLAY key to replay recorded notes in sequence. In replay mode, tone may be
switched. Upon completion, press RECORD key to record again. In this mode keyboard transpose function will not work.
(2) Press PROG key to enter rhythm program function. By pressing Panel Drum key, you can program
correspondent drums in the organ. When the number of programs exceeds the maximum limit, PROG mode P
RI CORD
will be ended. Press a key in PROG mode to program an empty beat and replay the sound of beep. Press ED Roc
REPLAY key to replay programmed drums insequence and cycles and form a self-programmed rhythm.
By readjusting tempo "+/-"key, you may reach the o ptimal performance effect. In replaying programmed
REPLAY
rhythm, press REPLAY or Start/Stop key to stop replaying.
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