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Medeli AKX10, Owner'S Manual

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INFORMATION FOR YOUR SAFETY!

THE FCC REGULATION WARNING (for USA)

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with 

the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 

of the FCC Rules.

These limits are designed to provide reasonable protec-

tion against harmful interference in a residential instal-

lation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate 

radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used 

in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful 

interference to radio communications. However, there is 

no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular 

installation.

If this equipment does cause harmful interference to 

radio or television reception, which can be determined by 

turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged 

to try to correct the interference by one or more of the 

following measures:

 ■ Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

 ■ Increase the separation between the equipment and  

    receiver.

 ■ Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit differ-

    ent from that to which the receiver is connected. 

 ■ Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV techni-

    cian for help.

Unauthorized changes or modification to this system can 

void the user’s authority to operate this equipment.

PRECAUTIONS

PLEASE READ CAREFULLY BEFORE PROCEEDING 

Please keep this manual in a safe place for future refer-

ence.

Power Supply

Please connect the designated DC adaptor to an AC out-

let of the correct voltage.

Do not connect it to an AC outlet of voltage other than that 

for which your instrument is intended.

Unplug the DC power adaptor when not using the instru-

ment, or during electrical storms.

Connections

Before connecting the instrument to other devices, turn off 

the power to all units. This will help prevent malfunction 

and / or damage to other devices.

Location

Do not expose the instrument to the following conditions 

to avoid deformation, discoloration, or more serious dam-

age:

  ■ Direct sunlight

  ■ Extreme temperature or humidity 

  ■ Excessive dusty or dirty location 

  ■ Strong vibrations or shocks 

  ■ Close to magnetic fields

Interference with other electrical devices

Radios and televisions placed nearby may experience 

reception interference. Operate this unit at a suitable 

distance from radios and televisions.

Cleaning

Clean only with a soft, dry cloth.

Do not use paint thinners, solvents, cleaning fluids, or 

chemical-impregnated wiping cloths.

Handling

Do not apply excessive force to the switches or controls.

Do not let paper, metallic, or other objects into the instru-

ment. If this happens, remove the electric plug from the 

outlet. Then have the instrument inspected by qualified 

service personnel.

Disconnect all cables before moving the instrument.

CAUTION

The normal function of the product may be disturbed 

by Strong Electro Magnetic Interference. If so, simply 

reset the product to resume normal operation by fol-

lowing the owner’s manual. In case the function could 

not resume, please use the product in other location.

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Page 2: ...daptor to an AC out let of the correct voltage Do not connect it to an AC outlet of voltage other than that for which your instrument is intended Unplug the DC power adaptor when not using the instru ment or during electrical storms Connections Before connecting the instrument to other devices turn off the power to all units This will help prevent malfunction and or damage to other devices Locatio...

Page 3: ...tyles 43 Further Editing a Style 48 Recording your Performance as a New Style 58 Listen to the Edited Style 59 Saving Edited Style 60 Setting Style O T S One Touch Settings 60 Saving Deleting or Renaming the User Style 62 Song and Audio 64 Playing Song and Audio 64 Selecting Songs 64 Playing on the Keyboard During Song Playback 64 Operating Song Playback 65 Add Songs to My Favorites 67 Audio Playb...

Page 4: ...phone 131 Turn on Microphone 131 Selecting Microphone Mode 132 Adjusting Basic Microphone Parameters 133 Turn On and Select Mic Effects 135 Using Vocoder 136 Using Vocal Harmony 137 Scale Tuning 138 Master Tuning 138 Scale Tuning 139 Turn On and Select Scale 139 Preset Temperament Introduction 140 Custom Scales 141 Saving and Using Special Scales 141 MIDI I O 143 MIDI Introduction 143 The MIDI Int...

Page 5: ...DE IN or OUT on or off 18 O T S LINK BUTTON Turn the O T S LINK on or off When turned on the One Touch Settings can be changed when you select a different style 19 INTRO 1 2 3 BUTTONS Play the intro part of the selected Style 20 MAIN A B C D BUTTONS Play the main part of the selected Style 21 BREAK BUTTON Play the break of the selected Style 22 ENDING 1 2 3 BUTTONS Play the ending of the selected ...

Page 6: ... on or off 43 VOICE SELECT BUTTONS Enter the VOICE SELECT interface and select voices 44 DATA DIAL Change the value of the current selection 45 EXIT BUTTON Exit the current menu and return to the previous display 46 BUTTONS Change the value of the current selection 47 ASSIGN 1 2 3 BUTTONS Turn the ASSIGN function on or off 48 JOYSTICK Control the pitch band modulation or assign functions of the ke...

Page 7: ...In Song mode you can adjust certain parameters with the func tion buttons on the right 4 Performance Memory Display the currently selected Performance Memory name Press the Performance Memory name to select a Performance Memory Bank 5 Phrase Pad Displays the currently selected Phrase Pad Bank name Press the Phrase Pad Bank name to select a Phrase Pad 6 Controllers Displays the currently assigned f...

Page 8: ...f any connected external equipment Like wise turn the instrument off before turning off the power of other external equipment To prevent damage unplug the AC power adapter when the instrument is not in use and during electrical storms Installing the Music Stand A music stand is supplied with the keyboard Insert it into the slots at the rear panel to attach it to the instrument Connecting the Headp...

Page 9: ...on or off When pressed on you will have a natural sustain as you play Connect the footswitch to the SUSTAIN PEDAL jack as shown below Connecting an Expression Pedal An external expression control pedal can adjust the volume of each part Connect the expression pedal to EXPRESSION PEDAL jack as shown below Tips To assign functions to the pedals you ve connected refer to relevant section and set func...

Page 10: ...rn on the microphone and slowly adjust the volume to optimum level Note Make sure the microphone is turned off and the volume is set to minimum before connecting to the instrument Tips To add effects to your voice refer to the relevant section and selecting microphone effects on Mic Settings interface Connecting a Computer Connect to a computer using the real panel USB TO HOST JACK to transfer MID...

Page 11: ...ed here Tips Some selection interfaces feature a My Favorites tab Adding commonly used files to My Favorites lets you select them instantly 2 Data Categories Files are divided into categories according to type Selected one by pressing its name on the screen For example Pressing Piano will select the Piano category 3 File Browsing Each page displays 10 files in the center of the screen Use the page...

Page 12: ...g the cursor Press the right and left arrow buttons to move the cursor 3 Entering capital characters Press the CAPS button and capital characters will be displayed 4 Entering a space Press the space button 5 Entering numbers or symbols Press the 123 button and numbers and symbols will be displayed After you finish editing press the OK button to enter the new name and return to the previous display...

Page 13: ... There are three types of parameters Each requires a different way of operating the touch screen depending on the parameter 1 ON OFF Some parameters like the Chord Velocity Control feature a checkbox that must be pressed to turn the function ON or OFF Press it once to turn it on press it again to turn it off 2 LIST Some parameters like EQ come up as a list when you press the selection name There a...

Page 14: ...e touch screen Use the DATA DIAL Use buttons In some menus like Mixer or Master EQ you can even use the virtual slider to adjust knob and fader values Press and hold the slider then move it up or down When the slider is selected you can also use DATA DIAL or buttons to adjust the value Basic Operation AKX10_OM05_EN_190816 indd 14 2019 8 16 13 37 ...

Page 15: ...s the A B C Button to display the chord setting Tips Hold SHORTCUT and use the keyboard pedal or joystick to get direct access to menus Please refer to the relevant section for more details Factory Reset You can restore the instrument to factory settings as follow Enter the Global Settings Utility menu and press the To Factory Preset button in the Config 3 Tab When performing a factory reset you h...

Page 16: ...ing voice selection menu From there make a selection by pressing the voice name Each category will display different voices Press the R1 area in the main display to bring up the corresponding category From there switch categories or pages by using the touch screen To select User Voice press the User tab or USB tab to bring up that menu 3 Once the voice is selected you may begin playing Tips All of...

Page 17: ... the bottom A star will appear to the right of the selected voice name Press the button again to remove it from My Favorites 2 Press the My Favorites tab to see the list of the voices you added You can remove any of the voices in this menu anytime You can also access this menu by pressing the FAVORITE button on the panel AKX10_OM05_EN_190816 indd 17 2019 8 16 13 37 ...

Page 18: ...usly The instrument allows two or three different voices to be layered together to create a fuller richer sound 1 Press the Part Switch to turn the part on or off 2 Enter the Voice selection menu Press the part name on the top left corner to switch the selected part Then select a voice for each part 3 After selecting a voice for each part play the keyboard and you will hear a layered ensemble soun...

Page 19: ...t Point The point on the keyboard that separates L and R1 R2 R3 is called the split point The split point is set to F 3 by default However you can set this to any position you wish by following these steps 1 Press Split on the main display or press the GLOBAL SETTING button and select the Keyboard function to bring up the Split Settings menu 2 Select the key name of the Left area to make it the sp...

Page 20: ...r All On The Latch function will apply to all voice layers Setting the Keyboard Touch Sensitivity This instrument features several different touch sensitivity curves programmed to simulate the touch response of various model acoustic pianos 1 Press Split on the main display or press the GLOBAL SETTING button and select the Keyboard function to bring up the touch settings menu 2 Press Curve name an...

Page 21: ...ouchscreen to set this parameter Using Transpose and Octave to Change Pitch The transpose function allows the overall pitch of the instrument including style and song to be transposed up or down by a maximum of one octave in semitone steps Use the Transpose function as follows 1 Press the TRANSPOSE TRANSPOSE buttons to edit the transpose setting 2 Use the Data Dial buttons or touchscreen in the Ke...

Page 22: ...o give the notes played on the keyboard longer realistic sustain This effect ap plies to all the parts Part Effect Press the Part Effect button to add Arp Harmony to the notes played This effect only applies the currently selected parts Tips Most harmony effects only work in auto bass chord mode For this to work turn on the A B C function and play the chord in the chord area so that the right hand...

Page 23: ...oice and save as a User Voice Please refer to relevant section for more details Other built in other part effects like Slicer add a chopping effect and note filter Experiment with the different effects to find the ones you like best Enter the Part Effect menu through Global Setting to add more keyboard effects to your playing Using the Joystick to Adjust Pitch and Voice Move the Joystick up down l...

Page 24: ... turned lower the resonance effect becomes stronger 0 127 Envelope Attack Determines the time it takes for a sound to reach maximum volume after the key is pressed and sound begins As the value is turned lower the sound begins faster 0 127 Decay Determines the time it takes for a sound to reach its sustain level volume after the attack As the value is turned lower the sound decays faster 0 127 Rel...

Page 25: ...ck with multiple simultaneous notes polyphonically with legato Mono Sets the voice to be played back with single notes only monophonically Mono Portamento Sets the voice to be played back with single notes only monophonically and legato Mono Legato Sets the voice to be played back with legato Portamento Time Sets the transition speed from the first note played on the keyboard to the next when play...

Page 26: ... Arpeggio ON OFF Press to set Arpeggio as the default keyboard effect Arpeggio Type Press the Arpeggio name to bring up the Arp Selection menu Press to select an arpeggio type from this list Harmony ON OFF Press to set Harmony as the default keyboard effect Harmony Type Press the Harmony name to bring up the Harmony Selection menu Press to select a Harmony type from this list Slicer ON OFF Press t...

Page 27: ...e IFX button to assign the Joystick parameters Press the Exchange button to swap the parameters position Tips Up to two preprogrammed IFX can be assigned to the Joystick The Voice Control feature only works when the Joystick is set to Voice Control Please refer to the section on Controllers for more information about Joystick settings Saving the Edited Voice After editing the voice you can compare...

Page 28: ...ur settings to User Voice as follows 1 Press Save Enter a name for your edited voice in the soft keyboard 2 Press OK to save edited voice as a User Voice Now you can find the new voice you saved in the User menu AKX10_OM05_EN_190816 indd 28 2019 8 16 13 37 ...

Page 29: ...t a User Voice 2 Then press the Menu icon at the bottom right corner to bring up the menu 3 Press the Delete button to delete the selected User Voice Then press OK to confrm 4 Press the Rename icon to bring up the soft keyboard Edit the new name and press OK to confirm Playing Voices AKX10_OM05_EN_190816 indd 29 2019 8 16 13 37 ...

Page 30: ...he existing voice 5 Press the Save User button to bring up the soft keyboard Rename the voice and save it as a new User Voice 6 Press the Save USB button to bring up the soft keyboard Rename the voice and save it to a USB Device Enter the USB menu to find the new voice you saved AKX10_OM05_EN_190816 indd 30 2019 8 16 13 37 ...

Page 31: ...e button will be replaced by a Select All button Now you can touch multiple file names to select them or press Select All to select all the files in the directory Tips You can add a User Voice or a Voice saved in a USB device to My Favorites the same way you add a preset voice to My Favorites AKX10_OM05_EN_190816 indd 31 2019 8 16 13 37 ...

Page 32: ... Press the STYLE SELECT button to enter the Style Selection menu Choose a Style Group then press to select a style name from the list When the Style Song area in the main display is in Style mode press this area to enter the corresponding group display of the current style You can jump to other pages or other groups by touching the screen Then press the style name to select it To select a User Sty...

Page 33: ...s is because percussion is not available for piano style Playing All Tracks of a Style With auto accompaniment you just need to play chords The accompaniment will automatically follow along with the chords you play With playing different chords the A B C changes accordingly You seems enjoy the experience of play ing with orchestra Play all the tracks of a style as follows 1 Press the A B C button ...

Page 34: ... 1 Press the Add to Favorites star icon at the bottom A star will appear to the right of the selected style name Press the button again to remove it from My Favorites 2 Press the My Favorites tab to see the list of the styles you added You can remove any of the styles in this menu anytime Split Point Settings The Split Point of the LEFT RIGHT part section and the Split Point of Chord section can b...

Page 35: ...it Point Left Chord Basics This section is a brief introduction to the basics of chords Chord Construction When three or more notes are played together they form a chord A chord is the basic component of harmony and each note in the chord is generally built according to a principle of thirds In most music the fundamental chord is the triad The notes that make up a chord are determined according to...

Page 36: ...te upward and placing the third or fifth note in the lowest posi tion The chord is called an inversion chord when the root of the chord is not in the lowest position This instrument supports playing chords by using inversion chord fingering When Bass inversion mode is turned on the fingering of standard chords and the fingering of inversion chords will have different effects Chord Name A chord nam...

Page 37: ... Multi finger Chord Dictionary The instrument built in chord dictionary provides complete finger positions of almost every chord Use this feature to find out how to play a chord you don t know 1 Press Split Point at the bottom of the main menu or press the GLOBAL SETTING button to enter the Keyboard interface Select the Chord tab to bring up the chord dictionary 2 Press the Root name and use the t...

Page 38: ...u select the chord detect mode Press Split Point at the bottom of the main menu or press the GLOBAL SETTING button to enter the Keyboard menu Select the Chord tab to set the chord detect mode Select a chord detect mode under Options This instrument has four modes Fingered Detects single fingered and multi fingered Multi Fingered Only detects multi fingered Bass Invert Detects inverted chords of Ba...

Page 39: ...ck to the Main part Fill A D Putting Fills in your Style performance gives variation to the song between Main parts This instrument features four built in Fill sections When the same Main button is pressed again a Fill will trigger automatically You can also turn on the AUTO FILL function which will automatically add a Fill when you switch between Main sections After the Fill plays it will automat...

Page 40: ...n the Style volume will vary when you play chords at different velocities Chord velocity is turned off by default To turn this function on go to Style Song and press Chord Velocity Control Auto Fill In Turn on Auto Fill In by pressing the button It will automatically play a Fill when you switch between Main Patterns Fade In Out Starting the Style with Fade In produces a smooth beginning the volume...

Page 41: ... O T S button is on Adjusting the Tempo Adjust the tempo as follows Tempo range 30 280 1 Press either of the TEMPO TEMPO buttons to bring up pop up window 2 Use the TEMPO TEMPO buttons to adjust the tempo 3 Use the data dial or press and hold the TEMPO TEMPO buttons to change the value quickly 4 Press the TEMPO and TEMPO buttons at the same time to reset the tempo to default You can also use the T...

Page 42: ... O T S 1 4 2 Press one of the M1 M4 buttons The panel settings including voice and effects that match the current Style will be recalled instantly 3 When you press a chord on the chord detect area the Style will start playing automatically Each style has 4 preset settings You can press O T S 1 4 as you play to try different Voices and Effects Tips When the Style is playing pressing O T S will not ...

Page 43: ... the channels separately or by importing pattern data from other existing Styles Select a Style in the Style Selection menu and press the Edit button to enter the Style Recording menu This menu displays the editable parameters of the current Style Basic Parameters of Styles This section briefly explains each editable parameter in the Style recording menu and how to adjust each one Tempo Adjustment...

Page 44: ... to current section switch the tempo of all the other sections will be synced to your new tempo after you confirm Section Selection Select the section you want to edit Press the Section name to bring up the section list Use the DATA DIAL buttons or press the section name to select a section You can also press the Style Section button on the panel to switch the section directly Auto Accompaniment A...

Page 45: ... s place which means sections other than Intro and Ending are recording based on CM7 No matter where you play on the keyboard only the notes in the CM7 chord can be recorded to the channel Bar Length Change the length in number of bars of the editing section This parameter range is related to the current edited Style section the Intro Main and Ending sections support no more than 32 bars The Fill ...

Page 46: ...dden For example you can only select percussion voices for the Perc and Drum channel and only bass voices for the Bass channel 2 Select the voice for this channel by touching the voice name Press the Back button on the lower right corner to return to the Style Recording menu Chord Response Setting Set the chords which the current channel will play Press the parameters to view the list of chord typ...

Page 47: ...ding sections please consider how the Chord Type relates to Channel selection When the editing section is Main Fill or Break Maj and Min are not available This is because the Percussion channel of the Main Fill and Break sections need to support all chords and the percussion channel is not set up for chords at all Note Remember that Style channels 1 8 and 9 16 use the same channel when played 1 an...

Page 48: ...or your Style recording Press the Edit buttons at the right of each channel to access detailed parameter menus Quantize The quantize function can help you arrange the notes in the channel according to certain timing rules Adjust this param eter to make your notes sounds more neatly Auto Accompaniment Original Quantized to 1 8 notes AKX10_OM05_EN_190816 indd 48 2019 8 16 13 37 ...

Page 49: ...ze to the shortest note value in the channel For example if eighth notes are the shortest in the channel set eighth notes as the Quantize accuracy Velocity Edit the velocity of the notes in a channel If you feel the overall velocity of a channel is too high or too low use this func tion to adjust the overall velocity without losing the dynamic velocity Press Velocity to bring up a pop up window AK...

Page 50: ...elocity Setting the chord control parameters During Style playing the notes in each channel will respond to your chord playing according to their settings resulting in various changes Here is how to adjust the settings Press the Parameter button to open the chord control parameter window 1 Note Trans Press the Note Trans button This sets the note transposition table for the source pattern Auto Acc...

Page 51: ...atural Minor Suitable for Intros and Endings Scale change Third Sixth Seventh Natural Minor 5th Suitable for Intros and Endings Scale change Third Fifth Sixth Seventh Dorian Suitable for Intros and Endings Scale change Third Seventh Dorian 5th Suitable for Intros and Endings Scale change Third Fifth Seventh 2 Root Trans Root Trans sets the rules when a root note Changes Press Root Trans to bring u...

Page 52: ...w chord is played the notes played will bend to the new pitch to match the new chord root Retrigger When a new chord is played the notes played will be stopped then new notes will be re triggered to match the new chord root Retrigger Root When a new chord is played the notes played will be stopped then new notes will be re triggered to match the new chord root in the same octave Stop When a new ch...

Page 53: ...CTRL and PROG events Data Event parameter The parameters and their expressions vary with the event type Length The length of notes You can edit the information for each event within the channel in detail 1 Change an Event Press the Event button to edit the event Edit different objects corresponding to different event types NOTE This event changes the note pitch CTRL This event changes the number o...

Page 54: ...RL This event changes the controller parameters 3 Change Note Length Press the Length button to change the length of notes for Note events Using DATA DIAL up down button and button to adjust the beat and measure lengths the unit is tick 4 Delete a Note Select an event then press the Delete button on the right to delete the event Auto Accompaniment AKX10_OM05_EN_190816 indd 54 2019 8 16 13 37 ...

Page 55: ...he deleted content cannot be recovered after the edited style overwrite the previous style 6 Select Channel To directly change a channel selection in the Event List without returning to the Style editing menu simply press the Channel button in the display and select a different one 7 Preview Event Press the up and down arrows to select the event and listen to it if it is a music event AKX10_OM05_E...

Page 56: ...p up window to clear the channel content Note After you delete the notes of the same pitch the deleted content cannot be recovered after the edited style overwrite the previous style Copy From Copy a channel from an existing style to the editing Style Open the Edit menu and press Copy From to bring up a pop up window Select the source of the channel you want to copy Auto Accompaniment AKX10_OM05_E...

Page 57: ...lect one as the channel source Additional information about the channel will appear to the right of the selection box Tips The data source you selected for the current edit channel needs to match please note If you are editing the Perc or Drum channel the only source channel you can copy from is Perc or Drum If you are editing the Bass channel the only source channel you can copy from is Bass If y...

Page 58: ...natures for each section Press OK to save and return to the Style Recording menu Using the powerful and innovative Style recording function you can also set different Time Signatures for different sections as follows Tips If you just want to record a new style based on an existing style select a style and skip this step 2 Select the channel for recording You must select a channel to record The but...

Page 59: ...el buttons are unavailable while recording 4 Stop recording Press the screen STOP button or press the panel START STOP button to stop recording You can now listen to your recording or edit it later Listen to the Edited Style Pressing the START STOP button on the panel will begin playing the edited Style section in a loop While it is playing turn the A B C button on and play a chord in the chord ar...

Page 60: ...ing the O T S of the Style you can modify the tonal parameters to match the Style to suit your playing preferenc es 1 Press the O T S tab to enter the O T S settings menu When you enter the O T S settings menu for the first time you will be asked if you want to apply the current panel setting to an O T S Either apply the current panel or close the query and adjust it yourself Auto Accompaniment AK...

Page 61: ...n on off the Parts R1 R2 R3 L Voice Select a Voice for each Part Volume Set the Volume for each Part Pan Set the Pan value for each Part Octave Set the Octave for each Part R1 Arp Harmony ON OFF Set the Arp Harmony ON OFF for R1 3 Press the Save button to save your settings AKX10_OM05_EN_190816 indd 61 2019 8 16 13 37 ...

Page 62: ...ess the Menu button to call up the menu 3 Press the Delete and press OK in popup to confirm 4 Press the Rename button and enter a new name with the soft keyboard Press OK to save the new Style to User tab If the name already exists a warning pop up will remind you whether overwrite the existing file Auto Accompaniment AKX10_OM05_EN_190816 indd 62 2019 8 16 13 37 ...

Page 63: ... the Save USB icon and enter a new name with the soft keyboard Press OK to save the new Style to a USB device Press the USB tab to find the style you saved in the USB device Tips You can add preset Styles User Styles or Styles in the USB Device to My Favorites the same way you do with preset style AKX10_OM05_EN_190816 indd 63 2019 8 16 13 37 ...

Page 64: ...name to select a song Select Song mode from the style song area in the main display Press this button to enter the song menu Choose a genre and song To select user songs press the User or USB tab and select a song file from the menu Playing on the Keyboard During Song Playback In Song mode the START STOP button LED will be lit Press the START STOP button to play the song Press START STOP again to ...

Page 65: ...t to be affected by the transpose feature For example when a song is in C major and you want to use as few black keys as possible playing only the white keys There is a Song Transpose Lock which can retain the default transpose settings of a preset or user song and only change the transposition of the keyboard 1 In the Style Song menu turn on Song Transpose Lock switch The Song will not respond to...

Page 66: ...r of the song selection menu to switch the song play mode Order Play the songs in the current group in order and stop automatically after the last song is played Single The currently selected song will automatically stop after playing Single Loop The current song will play repeatedly Group Loop The current group of song will play in a loop 2 Press the song play mode icon on the right side of the s...

Page 67: ... certain measure of a song during playback The Song play position will be visible Press and hold either button to fast forward right arrows or rewind left arrows Add Songs to My Favorites Add selected Songs to My Favorites as follows 1 Press the Add to Favorite icon at the bottom A star will appear to the right of the selected Song name Press the button again to remove it from My Favorites AKX10_O...

Page 68: ...and audio files saved on the external device Press a file name to select it 2 Press the START STOP button to start playing the audio Operating Audio Playback Play audio files using the instrument s built in audio player When you select an Audio file from the USB device click the Audio Pro button to bring up the Audio player Song and Audio AKX10_OM05_EN_190816 indd 68 2019 8 16 13 37 ...

Page 69: ... the audio is playing or paused you can press the Rewind or Fast forward arrows to rewind or fast forward in seconds Press and hold either arrow to rewind or fast forward quickly Press the Audio Playback Mode button to switch audio playback mode AKX10_OM05_EN_190816 indd 69 2019 8 16 13 37 ...

Page 70: ...d quality of the audio files If the file doesn t have a vocal track or is low resolution this may result in unpredictable sound effects or human voice artifacts Audio Tempo The Audio Tempo can be changed in real time without affecting the audio pitch There are two ways to adjust the Audio Tempo in real time 1 Press Audio Tempo in the audio player and adjust the audio tempo percentage by using the ...

Page 71: ...apabilities Record your performance then store it in the instrument internal storage or save the high quality audio files to a USB device sharing with your family and friends MIDI Recording With MIDI recording you can record everything you play on the instrument edit it and play it back at any time The MIDI songs you record will be saved in the User Song library You can also play the keyboard duri...

Page 72: ...ng and performance memory Press any of the M1 M8 buttons and the performance memory can be called immediately for recording Other Settings You can also adjust the system tempo transpose and octave settings before recording 3 After adjusting your settings for recording press the START STOP button Start playing the keyboard or Phrase Pad to begin recording The SONG RECORD LED will stay lit You can a...

Page 73: ... off If you also recorded a Style press the Ending section and the recording will automatically stop it finishes playing 6 After the recording is stopped the soft keyboard will come up Enter a new name and save your recorded song in the User Song library by pressing OK Press the START STOP button to play back the song you recorded You can also go to the user song category any time to check your us...

Page 74: ...nt to record Then you can do some preparation for recording By default the corresponding part of each track is 1 R1 2 R2 3 R3 4 L 5 Pad 1 6 Pad 2 7 Pad 3 8 Pad 4 9 16 Style Channels When music data is recorded the track content is automatically set to ON When recording other tracks these tracks will be play back You can also set some tracks to Mute so that they will not be played while recording o...

Page 75: ... you are fnished press the STOP button in the menu to stop recording After that you can play or view your User Songs If additional tracks are required repeat steps 2 5 above If you want to add recording tracks to a saved song select the song from the User Song list and press the Edit icon to enter the recording menu From there you can make additional recordings or edit the song AKX10_OM05_EN_19081...

Page 76: ...rrent User Song From here you can edit the MIDI song tracks Track Volume Set the volume of the current track Press the volume value and adjust it by pressing the arrows or by using the DATA DIAL or buttons Track Pan Set the pan position of the current track Press on the pan value and adjust it by pressing the arrows or by using the DATA DIAL or buttons Song and Audio AKX10_OM05_EN_190816 indd 76 2...

Page 77: ...to the shortest note in the currently track For example if the shortest note in the track is an eighth note 1 8 quantize the track to 1 8 Delete Press the Del button to permanently clear all the track information You need to keep at least one track Listen to the Edited Song Press the PLAY button to listen to the song you ve edited Press Stop to stop playback AKX10_OM05_EN_190816 indd 77 2019 8 16 ...

Page 78: ...stored to their previous values Save Your Edits Press the Save button to call up the saving popup then press OK to apply your changes to the current User Song Note If you exit the song editing menu before saving all changes made will be lost Song and Audio AKX10_OM05_EN_190816 indd 78 2019 8 16 13 37 ...

Page 79: ...o files you record will be saved to this device Please make sure your USB device has sufficient storage 2 Press the AUDIO button to bring up a recording format pop up Press to select the audio format in which to save the recording This instrument supports the following two formats WAV 44 1Hz 16bit Hi fi stereo CD quality MP3 320Kpbs 3 Press OK and start recording immediately At this time the AUDIO...

Page 80: ... mode during an audio file from USB device is played the audio play back will stop automatically Likewise you cannot play audio files during audio recording 4 When you finish recording press the AUDIO button again to stop Use the soft keyboard to name the audio file You can play the file or view it in the USB song tab later Before audio recording make sure the USB storage device has sufficient cap...

Page 81: ...rently selected User Song Press OK to confirm If the new name you entered already exists an alert will pop up to ask you to enter another name for the currently select ed User Song again 5 Press Save User to bring up the soft keyboard and enter a new name to save the currently selected User Song to the User list Press OK to confirm AKX10_OM05_EN_190816 indd 81 2019 8 16 13 37 ...

Page 82: ...selected User Song to a USB device Press OK to confirm Press the USB tab to view the new song you just saved to the USB device Tips You can add your favorite preset songs to My Favorites In the same way you can add user songs in the User tab to My Favorites AKX10_OM05_EN_190816 indd 82 2019 8 16 13 37 ...

Page 83: ... display Phrase Pads of that style or type Press the Phrase Pad name to select it Press the Phrase Pad button in the main menu to enter the group menu of that pad Switch groups and search through pages by using the touch screen Press the Phrase Pad name to select it Playing a Phrase Pad Playing One or More Phrase Pads Press any Phrase Pad button to start playback Now the LED lights of the correspo...

Page 84: ...emain in standby state If you want to play all Phrase Pads in standby state at the same time just press any of them When the A B C is off play on the keyboard immediately will trigger the playing of all Pads If you need to cancel the standby state hold STOP and press the Phrase Pad you want to cancel at the same time Playing Phrase Pad with A B C Many Phrase Pads in this instrument respond to chor...

Page 85: ...o enter the Album Selection menu 2 Press to select an Album All panel settings will immediately change according to the selected Album and switch to Style mode Scroll up and down by pressing the arrows at the bottom right 3 Start playing the song on the keyboard Add Albums to My Favorites You can add the currently selected Album to My Favorites as follows 1 Press the Add to Favorites icon at the b...

Page 86: ...ous songs By using the Album function as follows you can quickly add your panel settings to a User Album rename them and then call them up with a simple search 1 Press the User tab at the top of the menu to enter the User Album display 2 Press the New icon to bring up a popup asking if you want to add the current panel settings to the User list Press OK to bring up the soft keyboard and name the A...

Page 87: ...lbum You can delete the currently selected item by clicking the Delete icon Press OK in the pop up window and the Album will be deleted The current panel settings will not change Searching For an Album Use the search function to find an Album 1 Press the Search icon in the selection menu to bring up the soft keyboard AKX10_OM05_EN_190816 indd 87 2019 8 16 13 37 ...

Page 88: ...bum name you want to search for Search matches will appear in the column to the left Use the up and down arrows to scroll through the list Press the name of the Album to select it AKX10_OM05_EN_190816 indd 88 2019 8 16 13 37 ...

Page 89: ...ECT buttons at the same time to enter the Demo menu The Demo music will begin immediately Press the Demo number at the bottom right of the menu or use the DATA DIAL or buttons to switch between Dem os Press the Exit button to stop playing the Demo and return to the main menu You can also adjust the Tempo Start or Pause the Demo AKX10_OM05_EN_190816 indd 89 2019 8 16 13 37 ...

Page 90: ...e MIXER CONSOLE button to bring up the mixing console interface Adjusting Volume and Pan on Keyboard Parts Adjust the volume balance and channel pan as follows 1 Press the Master button to enter the main control interface From here you can adjust the volume of L R1 R2 and R3 2 Make sure the Part you re adjusting is turned on Mixer AKX10_OM05_EN_190816 indd 90 2019 8 16 13 37 ...

Page 91: ... pressing the arrowa using the DATA DIAL or buttons Turn ON OFF Insert Effect IFX This instrument has rich and powerful effects including Global Effects and Insert Effects IFX The powerful IFX gives depth to the Voice to make your performance more dynamic There are two ways to turn the IFX on or off 1 In the main control interface press the FX button under each Part to turn the effect on or off Gr...

Page 92: ...on Adjusting Volume of Style Phrase Pad and Song Adjust the Style Phrase Pad and Song volumes in the mixer while playing the keyboard to balance their volume with the keyboard Adjusting Volume of Input Output Audio Adjust the Bluetooth audio USB audio AUX IN audio and microphone volume in the mixer Mixer AKX10_OM05_EN_190816 indd 92 2019 8 16 13 37 ...

Page 93: ... section on microphone for more detailed information Control Channel Volume of Style Adjust the volume balance of each Style channel as follows 1 Press the Style tab to enter the control interface 2 Use the volume faders to adjust channel volumes AKX10_OM05_EN_190816 indd 93 2019 8 16 13 37 ...

Page 94: ... button to turn it on Press it again to turn it off 2 Press the M button to mute the channel Press it again to turn it back on Control Song Track Volume Adjust the volume balance between each track of Song as follows 1 Press the Song tab to enter the control interface Mixer AKX10_OM05_EN_190816 indd 94 2019 8 16 13 37 ...

Page 95: ...also solo or mute certain tracks according to your preference 1 To hear a track played solo press the S button to turn it on Press it again to turn it off 2 Press the M button to mute the track Press it again to turn it back on AKX10_OM05_EN_190816 indd 95 2019 8 16 13 37 ...

Page 96: ...Memories There are two ways to Select a Performance Memory Bank Press the BANK button to enter the Performance Memory Bank selection menu You can switch pages using the page buttons then press the name to select it Press the memory display area in the main menu to enter the selection menu You can switch pages by using the page buttons then press the name to select it Bring Up a Performance Memory ...

Page 97: ...s you want to keep Clear Performance Memory Press and hold the BANK button on the panel and press one of the Memory buttons to clear the data in that Memory The LED light will go out indicating there is no data View Basic Information of Performance Memory Bank The basic information of a Performance Memory Bank includes 8 basic settings parameters R1 Voice name and part switch R2 Voice name and par...

Page 98: ... Add to Favorites icon A star will appear on the selected bank Press it again to remove the bank from My Favorites 2 Press the My Favorites tab to view the favorite bank you marked You can also remove one or more of your favorite Memory Banks from this menu at any time Performance Memory AKX10_OM05_EN_190816 indd 98 2019 8 16 13 37 ...

Page 99: ...freeze function When you switch to another memory the frozen settings will remain the same as the previous memory Press the FREEZE button again to turn the freeze function off Saving Deleting and Renaming a Performance Memory Bank You can rename the selected memory bank save it to User or USB device or doing other operations You can delete the selected memory bank in User tab or USB device 1 Press...

Page 100: ... icon to bring up a soft keyboard Enter a new name and press OK to save the new memory bank to the User tab 4 Press the Save USB icon to bring up a soft keyboard Enter a new name and press OK to save the new memory bank to a USB device Performance Memory AKX10_OM05_EN_190816 indd 100 2019 8 16 13 38 ...

Page 101: ...l always remain in the preset directory Sorting User Performance Memory Banks Press the sort icon on the top right to begin sorting the Banks This will help you find the memory bank you need to play more quickly There are two ways to sort Sort in order according to when they were saved Sort by alphabetically by first letters A to Z Press the sort icon to switch between sorting modes AKX10_OM05_EN_...

Page 102: ...lied to every sound produced by the instrument except for external audio input This instrument has two global effects Reverb and Chorus They may be applied simultaneously Reverb Reverb simulates a spacial atmosphere Chorus Chorus simulates a duet track to widen the sound In the Global Effects module you can select Reverb or Chorus and adjust the level of each effect You can also adjust the Reverb ...

Page 103: ... through the effects types and presets 3 Press to select the effect from the list and the effect will be applied immediately Press OK to close the pop up menu 4 In the Global Effect selection pop up press Reverb or Chorus on the left to select to modify the Reverb or Chorus DSP Effects AKX10_OM05_EN_190816 indd 103 2019 8 16 13 38 ...

Page 104: ...arrows on the touch screen the DATA DIAL or buttons Adjusting Parameter Values The different parameters and values of the different Global Effects are displayed on the right To fine tune an effect pa rameter press the value to modify it Note If you do not save your changes as a User Effect your changes will be lost when you switch to another effect DSP Effects AKX10_OM05_EN_190816 indd 104 2019 8 ...

Page 105: ...g the parameters press Save and select a location to save the User Effect 2 Press the User Effect number to select the location you want your effect to be saved Press OK to return to the Global Effects selection menu To apply the User Global Effect press the User Effect option on and select an effect AKX10_OM05_EN_190816 indd 105 2019 8 16 13 38 ...

Page 106: ... Please refer to the section Global Effects for more detailed information Global EQ Global EQ is applied to the whole instrument Use the EQ to adjust the tonal quality of the overall sound Press Global EQ to bring up the equalization setting menu Selecting Global EQ There are 5 different EQ presets Press the current name type to bring up the EQ list Press the type use the DATA DIAL or buttons to s...

Page 107: ...KHz Different equalization presets have different parameters Use the frequency fader to adjust the value up or down Saving and Selecting User EQ If you made adjustments in global equalization you can save it as your own User EQ 1 After modifying the parameters press Save and select a location to save this User EQ AKX10_OM05_EN_190816 indd 107 2019 8 16 13 38 ...

Page 108: ... EQ turn the User EQ option on and select an EQ Loudness EQ This instrument has a loudness balance function For some music types it can be used to emphasize low or high fre quencies at low or high volumes Press Loudness EQ to turn this function on or off DSP Effects AKX10_OM05_EN_190816 indd 108 2019 8 16 13 38 ...

Page 109: ...r is a practical effect for the entire instrument If the output volume is too high the compressor can restrain the volume within an appropriate range It also serves to level out the dynamics of music boosting the parts with lower volume and capping the parts that are too loud The segment compressor helps balance every frequency range and make the overall tone sound close to CD quality Press Compre...

Page 110: ...of the low medium and high frequency ranges The threshold sets the input volume at which the compressor starts to work The pregain sets the gain of the input signal before entering the com pressor Tips When adjusting the DSP effects parameters press the and buttons at the same time to reset the pa rameters being edited AKX10_OM05_EN_190816 indd 110 2019 8 16 13 38 ...

Page 111: ...1 part effect is turned on by default Harmony Harmony is one of the most commonly used effects It will automatically add harmony to your performance giving it a fuller feel Harmony only applies to the right hand parts R1 R2 R3 You can also add Echo Tremolo and Trill effects to the right hand part Select and Turn on Harmony Add the harmony effect to the right hand part as follows 1 In the Part Effe...

Page 112: ...ng Part button on the panel Press the voice name to change the voice of the current keyboard part Note When you select a new voice the part effect is set to the default type You can use the Voice editing function to modify this setting Please refer to the section on Voice editing for more information Keyboard Part Effects AKX10_OM05_EN_190816 indd 112 2019 8 16 13 38 ...

Page 113: ...ich harmonic effect Note Arpeggios and Harmony cannot work simultaneously on same keyboard part If the default effect type is arpeggio it will already be applied to that part when Part Effect switch is turned on You have to change the effects settings to apply Harmony Harmony Types This section briefly introduces the characteristics of Harmony Echo Tremolo and Trill Harmony A commonly used part ef...

Page 114: ...ers Adjust the volume proportion of Harmony to avoid the harmony from overshadowing the main melody Press and drag the harmonic volume ratio fader to adjust the harmony volume ratio relative to the note volume you are playing When the value is 100 the harmonic note has the same volume as the note Adjust the Threshold for triggering the Harmony effect and set the minimum velocity for the harmony ef...

Page 115: ...rder according to certain settings Arpeggios can be applied to all keyboard parts Select and Turn On Arpeggio Select and turn on an arpeggio for the currently part as follows 1 In the part effect setting menu Press Arp Harmony to bring up the settings menu and turn on the Arp Harmony option 2 Press part effect type and select Arp from the list This will bring up a settings menu AKX10_OM05_EN_19081...

Page 116: ...according to the rules of Up Down Up and Down As Played and Random Up Sort all pitches of currently played notes from low to high Down Sort all pitches of currently played notes from high to low Alt 1 Sort all pitches of currently played notes from low to high then high to low Alt 2 Sort all pitches of currently played notes from low to high then high to low But the highest note of the up sequence...

Page 117: ... When the value is set to 1 4 the current arpeggio plays the quarter note based on the current system tempo as the minimum unit Length Used to limit the number of minimum units The range is 1 64 and Auto Arpeggios can support up to 64 minimum units When the Length value reaches the upper limit in an arpeggio loop it is then forced back to the first step When the parameter is set to Auto arpeggios ...

Page 118: ... are played When this switch is turned off each time the key is played the arpeggio plays from beginning Tips When some arpeggio types or arpeggio templates are selected some parameters are not available This depends on their characteristics and application 3 Octave Parameter Arpeggios have two octave parameters Octave Repetition Mode and Octave Range Octave Repetition Mode is used to set playback...

Page 119: ...y Parameter Arpeggios have four velocity parameters Velocity Response Type Fixed Velocity Value Minimum Velocity Value and Maximum Velocity Value Arpeggios have three response modes Auto When this item is selected arpeggios are played according to the velocity value of each minimum unit in the arpeggios template Key When this item is selected arpeggios are played based on your actual performance v...

Page 120: ...as a User Arpeggio Press Save to bring up the soft keyboard Press OK after naming the arpeggio to save it in the User Arpeggio directo ry Select the arpeggio pattern from the User Arpeggio directory to apply it to your performance Tips You can also select arpeggio files from a USB storage device as Part Effects You can use the official software to create your own arpeggio patterns Please refer to ...

Page 121: ...ffect to the keyboard voice as follows 1 Press Slicer to bring up the effects settings menu 2 Press to turn on the Slicer option of the current keyboard part The default slicer pattern will be immediately applied 3 To change patterns press the pattern name to bring up the selection list Press to select a pattern A visual diagram showing the slicer type will appear Press OK to confirm and exit AKX1...

Page 122: ...option Press the slice interval value to select how fast you want to cut the sound 2 Press and drag the fader to adjust how long you want to cut the sound Note When you select a new voice the part effect is set to the default type You can use the Voice editing function to modify this setting Please refer to the section on Voice editing for more information AKX10_OM05_EN_190816 indd 122 2019 8 16 1...

Page 123: ...al time during a performance When you rotate the knobs clockwise or counterclockwise a light will indicate the function parameter value Press the Knob Function button to switch the functions of each knob set The LED lights of corresponding groups will be lit Selecting knob function The default settings of the knob groups are Group 1 Cutoff Resonance Volume Group 2 Pan Reverb Chorus Group 3 Attack ...

Page 124: ...t the right Select a Module then select a function to assign to the knob Press both the and buttons to reset the selected knob to its default setting 3 Different knob functions can be applied to different parts Check the Part boxes to apply the current function to the parts you want to control in real time Controllers AKX10_OM05_EN_190816 indd 124 2019 8 16 13 38 ...

Page 125: ...up a pop up asking whether you want to reset the parameters of the selected knob Press the OK to reset Foot Pedals This instrument has 2 assignable pedals The default settings are Foot Pedal 1 Switch Pedal the default setting is Sustain Foot Pedal 2 Controller Pedal the default setting is Volume Assign the pedal functions as follows 1 Press Pedal to enter the pedal settings menu AKX10_OM05_EN_1908...

Page 126: ... not on the switch pedal If you assign the function of the controller pedal to the switch pedal the actual effect may not work correctly We strongly recommend that you use the official pedal accessories The use of unofficial pedals may cause polarity problems If you encounter this problem you can try to adjust the polarity by stepping on the pedal when turning on the instrument Assign Buttons This...

Page 127: ...he function menu appears to the right Select a module then select a function Press both the and buttons to reset the selected button to its default setting 3 Different functions can be applied to different parts Check the Part boxes to apply the current function to the parts you want to control in real time AKX10_OM05_EN_190816 indd 127 2019 8 16 13 38 ...

Page 128: ...1 Press Joystick to enter the joystick settings menu 2 Press the joystick in one of the four directions to view the functions on the right Select a module then select a function The left and right X X directions only can be set as Pitch Bend Press both the and buttons to reset the selected joystick direction to its default setting X Pitch Bend Down X Pitch Bend Up Y Modulation Y Controllers AKX10_...

Page 129: ...ters of the current part For more information please refer to the Voice Editing section For more information on all the functions of the controllers please read the Controller Functions section in the appendix Setting the Pitch Bend Range You can set the Pitch Bend range by following steps 1 Press the function name of the left or right direction and select Pitch Bend Then the range parameter will ...

Page 130: ...ulation rate of the keyboard by following steps 1 Press the function name of the upper direction and select the Modulation At this point the modulation parameters will appear at the bottom 2 Press the modulation rate and set the maximum rate of the keyboard part You can then use a joystick or a multi functional pedal control the modulation rate of playing notes AKX10_OM05_EN_190816 indd 130 2019 8...

Page 131: ... bring up the selection menu Press Mic Setting to enter the micro phone settings menu Turn on Microphone 1 Make sure your microphone is turned off before connecting Also make sure the microphone volume on the touch screen menu has been set to zero 2 Connect the microphone to the MIC IN jack on the instrument back panel then turn the microphone on Microphone AKX10_OM05_EN_190816 indd 131 2019 8 16 ...

Page 132: ...Selecting Microphone Mode There are two microphone modes Talk and Vocal Talk mode is generally used for speech and broadcasting Selecting this mode will turn off the microphone effects Vocal mode is generally used for singing performance This mode is set up for adding effects a Vocoder or Vocal Har mony to your voice Microphone AKX10_OM05_EN_190816 indd 132 2019 8 16 13 38 ...

Page 133: ...crophone effects option will automatically turn on Adjusting Basic Microphone Parameters Adjust the basic parameters of the microphone in the microphone settings menu Gate Check the Gate option to turn the noise gate on or off Press the threshold value to adjust the noise gate parameter AKX10_OM05_EN_190816 indd 133 2019 8 16 13 38 ...

Page 134: ...t the EQ frequencies Compressor Check the Compressor option to turn the microphone compressor on or off Press the Ratio Threshold and Attack time values to adjust the compression parameters Global Reverb Level Press the global reverb value to adjust the microphone reverb level Microphone AKX10_OM05_EN_190816 indd 134 2019 8 16 13 38 ...

Page 135: ...ch microphone effects in Vocal mode Press the Vocal button on the panel to turn the microphone effects on or check the Effect option to apply the current ly selected microphone effect Press the microphone effect name to bring up a pop up menu Select the effect you want to apply to the microphone AKX10_OM05_EN_190816 indd 135 2019 8 16 13 38 ...

Page 136: ...tion Press the name to bring up the pop up menu Select Vocoder as the current effect type and select one of the vocoder types from the list Press OK to save and exit 2 Select the keyboard part used to trigger the vocoder Press the Part name on the top right to select a Part and make sure that keyboard Part has been turned on 3 Speak or sing while playing the keyboard The vocoder you selected will ...

Page 137: ... 1 In Vocal mode turn on the microphone effect option Press the name to bring up the pop up menu Select Vocal Harmony as the current effect and select one of the harmony types from the list Press OK to save and exit Adjust the vocal harmony to human voice ratio to suit your performance 2 Turn on the A B C button Now when you play a chord in chord area the vocal harmony effect will be automatically...

Page 138: ...the instrument tuning as follows 1 Press the Split Point button at the bottom of the main screen or the Voice selection menu to enter the keyboard settings menu Press the Master tab at the top of the keyboard setting menu You can also press the GLOBAL SETTING button on the panel to bring up the selection menu Press Keyboard to enter the keyboard settings menu AKX10_OM05_EN_190816 indd 138 2019 8 1...

Page 139: ...s in pitch different scales can be created Scales is a system that precisely sets the pitch of the notes in the scale This instrument features classical scale presets which will be useful if you need to play retro or archaic music such as Renaissance music In the keyboard settings menu press the Scale tab to enter the settings menu Turn On and Select Scale 1 Press the Scale Tuning Switch on button...

Page 140: ...s system was first devised by Pythagoras and was later named after him The Pythagorean temperament comes from a circle of fifths system Compared with Equal Pythagorean has a larger full tone and smaller half tone Mean Tone The Mean tone was put forward for the practical application of the Pure temperament for keyboard instru ments Its characteristic is very close to the consonance of Pure temperam...

Page 141: ...e octave Saving and Using Special Scales Save your custom scale as a User Scale 1 After modifying a preset scale press Save to User to bring up the User Scale list 2 Save your scale to a specific location in the list Press any location in the list to bring up the soft keyboard Enter the name of the custom scale and press OK to save and exit The instrument can hold up to 30 User Scales You can use ...

Page 142: ...142 Scale Tuning 3 Press the User button to switch to the User Scale list Select a User Scale to apply your customized scale tuning AKX10_OM05_EN_190816 indd 142 2019 8 16 13 38 ...

Page 143: ... The MIDI Interface In order to exchange MIDI messages between different MIDI devices they need to be connected to each other by MIDI cables This instrument has two MIDI ports MIDI IN and MIDI OUT The MIDI IN port is used for receiving MIDI messages from a computer MIDI OUT is used for transmitting messages of this instrument to other MIDI devices The instrument can also send or receive MIDI signa...

Page 144: ...ee options on the left To set the detailed MIDI IN settings for the keyboard channel press the IN button to bring up the settings menu Press All to turn it on and all MIDI messages can be sent to the MIDI IN Group MIDI I O AKX10_OM05_EN_190816 indd 144 2019 8 16 13 38 ...

Page 145: ...e in the specified channel can be detected as a chord MIDI OUT Settings Set up the MIDI OUT function of this instrument as follows Select an interface to send the MIDI messages from the three options on the right To set the detailed MIDI OUT settings for the keyboard channel press the OUT button to bring up the settings menu Press the channel number to the right of the Part or Pad name to select t...

Page 146: ...ru is turned on the MIDI input signal received by the instrument will be automatically forwarded so that one MIDI sending device can be connected to multiple MIDI receiving devices AKX10_OM05_EN_190816 indd 146 2019 8 16 13 38 ...

Page 147: ... such as USB hubs smart phones com puter keyboards electronic game consoles etc File Operations Open the USB storage device menu as follows 1 Insert a USB storage Device into the USB Device port on the instrument back panel 2 Press the USB DEVICE button on the front panel to bring up the menu Now the interface will display the files and folders in the root directory of USB storage device Tips In o...

Page 148: ...B storage device before you use it Press Format to bring up a pop up asking if you want to format the USB device Press OK to confirm Note Formatting a USB device will permanently delete all its data Before formatting please make sure there is nothing on the device you need saved View File Information Press Information to view the information of the currently selected file USB Storage Devices AKX10...

Page 149: ...l be applied Saving Deleting and Renaming Files Files in the USB storage device may be deleted renamed or saved to the User File directory or USB storage device 1 Press the Menu icon to bring up the function selection bar 2 Press the Delete icon and then OK in the pop up window to delete the currently selected file AKX10_OM05_EN_190816 indd 149 2019 8 16 13 38 ...

Page 150: ...mat and type of file 5 Press the Save USB icon to bring up the soft keyboard Enter a new file name and press OK to save the file to a specific directory on your USB storage device The storage path depends on the format and type of file Note Do not disconnect the USB device during data transmission formatting file execution or any other operation Do not disconnect the instrument power supply Make s...

Page 151: ... Press the Config 1 tab in the Utility menu Adjust three metronome features Time Signature The numerator represents how many beats in each bar The denominator represents note value of each beat Bell ON OFF Turn the bell sound of the downbeat on or off Volume Adjust the metronome volume Tips When the metronome is turned on during Style or Song playback the time signature will be synced to the time ...

Page 152: ...time Sets how long the volume takes to go from maximum to minimum Fade out hold time Sets how long it remains after volume reduce to 0 Tap Tempo Settings Style Trigger Turn the Style trigger function on off Tap Tempo Sound Select a Tap Tempo sound Utility Settings AKX10_OM05_EN_190816 indd 152 2019 8 16 13 38 ...

Page 153: ...Always On Always Off Sets the speaker Always Off Auto When headphones are connected the speaker will go off automatically Display Theme Settings Set the instrument display theme by pressing the Config 2 tab in the Utility menu AKX10_OM05_EN_190816 indd 153 2019 8 16 13 38 ...

Page 154: ...ith amblyopia Press the option to turn on the high contrast display mode Change Theme Color This instrument has different themes of various styles and color assortments After changing the theme the color of the LED light on the panel and the breathing light on the left and right sides will present completely different colors Press the color scheme to change the theme This menu allows you to previe...

Page 155: ...m settings Date Time Set the year month day hour and minute Auto Power Off Adjust the Auto Power Off function to set the time that the instrument will automatically power off after it is not operated Set the time for 30 minutes 60 minutes or never AKX10_OM05_EN_190816 indd 155 2019 8 16 13 38 ...

Page 156: ...e Bluetooth device name when your smart phone computer and other devices scan devices to establish a Bluetooth connection with this instrument Clear User Data To clear instrument user data press Clear User Data to bring up a selection pop up Select the data you wish to clear and press OK to confirm The cleared user data will be permanently deleted and cannot be restored Keyboard_1547 AKX10_OM05_EN...

Page 157: ...s Some effects will produce noise when adjusted This is normal and is no cause for alarm No sound after selecting a voice in the selection menu Check if the voice of the corresponding part is selected and the part switch is turned on Different keys have similar pitch or sound when some Voices are selected This is normal and is no cause for alarm No sound after pressing START STOP to start Style pl...

Page 158: ...ss Invert Smart Full Keyboard Chord Dictionary Style 280 Preset 512 User Style Control Style Select Start Stop Sync Start Sync Stop Intro 3 Fill in 4 Main Variation 4 Ending 3 Break 1 A B C Auto Fill In O T S O T S Link Fade In Fade Out O T S 4 for each Style Style Recording 8 Tracks Real time Recording Track Edit and Quantize Notes Edit O T S Setting Song 90 Preset 512 User Support SMF 0 1 MP3 WA...

Page 159: ...tc USB Storage Device Save User Data User Voices User Songs Memory etc Play User Songs SMF 0 1 MP3 WAV AAC m4a Connectivity Headphone 2 AUX IN L R 2 LINE OUT L L R R MIC IN Sustain Pedal Assignable Expression Pedal Assignable USB to Device USB to Host MIDI IN MIDI OUT BlueTooth 4 0 A2DP BLE MIDI Profile Other Setting Metronome Fade In Out Tap Tempo Speak Mode Date Time Auto Power Off Restore to Fa...

Page 160: ...Piano EP 1 Piano EP 1 25 121 17 1 Piano EP 2 Piano EP 2 26 121 12 2 Ballad Electric Piano Ballad E Piano 27 121 12 6 Octave Harpsichord 2 Octave Harpsi 2 28 121 13 6 Harpsichord Strings Harpsi Strings 29 121 11 2 CP Electric Piano 3 CP E Piano 3 E Piano 30 121 10 4 Vintage Electric Piano 1 Vintage EP 1 31 121 11 5 Dream Electric Piano 1 Dream E Piano 1 32 121 10 5 Classic Electric Piano Classic EP...

Page 161: ...h Electronic Clavi Aah Elec Clavi 75 121 34 7 Bright Electronic Clavi Brt Elec Clavi 76 121 35 7 Warm Electronic Clavi Warm Elec Clavi 77 121 36 7 Echo Electronic Clavi Echo Elec Clavi 78 121 37 7 Dark Electronic Clavi Dark Elec Clavi Organ 79 121 0 16 Stereo Drawbar Organ Stereo Draw Org 80 121 0 17 Classic Percussive Organ Classic Perc Org 81 121 13 18 Stereo Rock Organ Stereo Rock Org 82 121 0 ...

Page 162: ...Jazz Percussive Organ Jazz Perc Organ 127 121 32 17 Rock Percussive Organ Rock Perc Organ 128 121 33 17 Octave Percussive Organ Octave Perc Org 129 121 34 17 Mellow Percussive Organ Mellow Perc Org 130 121 35 17 Puff Percussive Organ Puff Perc Organ 131 121 36 17 Pop Percussive Organ Pop Perc Organ 132 121 37 17 Reed Percussive Organ Reed Perc Organ 133 121 30 18 60 s Rock Organ 60 s Rock Organ 13...

Page 163: ...s Harmonica 177 121 33 22 Wide Harmonica Wide Harmonica 178 121 34 22 Aah Harmonica Aah Harmonica 179 121 35 22 Oohs Harmonica Ohs Harmonica 180 121 36 22 Oohs Dark Harmonica Ohs DkHarmonica 181 121 36 23 Solo Accordion 2 Solo Accordion 2 182 121 31 23 Bright Accordion Bright Accordion 183 121 32 23 Chorus Accordion 2 Chorus Accord 2 184 121 33 23 Aah Accordion Aah Accordion 185 121 34 23 Oohs Acc...

Page 164: ... Guitar EP JazzGt EP 229 121 0 30 Distortion Lead Guitar 2 Dist Lead Gt 2 230 121 26 27 12 String Electric Guitar 12Str E Guitar 231 121 12 29 Guitar Feedback 2 Gt Feedback 2 232 121 15 25 12 String Guitar 2 12Str Guitar 2 233 121 0 28 Muted Rhythm Guitar Muted Rhythm Gt 234 121 27 27 Funk Guitar Funk Guitar 235 121 0 29 Overdrive Lead Guitar Odrive Lead Gt 236 8 1 2 12 String Guitar 3 12Str Guita...

Page 165: ...ive Gt 278 121 37 29 Dark Wah Overdrive Guitar Dk Wah Odrive Gt 279 121 30 30 Chorus Distortion Guitar Chorus Dist Gt 280 121 31 30 Dark Distortion Guitar Dark Dist Gt 281 121 32 30 Wah Distortion Guitar Wah Dist Gt 282 121 33 30 Velocity Lead Guitar Vel Lead Gt 283 121 34 30 Soft Distortion Guitar Soft Dist Gt 284 121 35 30 Bright Lead Guitar Bright Lead Gt 285 121 36 30 Modern Distortion Guitar ...

Page 166: ...Bass 332 121 36 35 Pick muted Fretless Bass Pick Mt Fret Bs 333 121 30 36 Dark Slap Bass 2 Dark Slap Bass 2 334 121 31 36 Chorus Slap Bass Chorus Slap Bass 335 121 32 36 Distortion Guitar Slap Bass DtGt SlapBass 336 121 33 36 Bright Resonant Slap Bass Brt Rsn Slap Bs 337 121 34 36 Dark Resonant Slap Bass Dk Rsn Slap Bs 338 121 35 36 Chorus Resonant Slap Bass Cho Rsn Slap Bs 339 121 36 36 Wah Reson...

Page 167: ... 121 0 52 Live Choir Aahs Live Choir Aahs 382 121 0 53 Live Choir Oohs Live Choir Oohs 383 121 0 54 Synth Choir 1 Synth Choir 1 384 121 16 48 Orchestra Orchestra 385 121 17 48 Arco Strings 2 Arco Strings 2 386 121 18 48 Brilliant Strings Brilliant Str 387 121 0 44 Live Tremolo Strings Live Tremolo Str 388 121 0 45 Live Pizzicato Strings Live Pizz Str 389 121 10 51 Movie Strings Movie Strings 390 1...

Page 168: ...rbs 434 121 36 43 Aah Contrabass Aah Contrabass 435 121 37 43 Harp Contrabass Harp Contrbs 436 121 30 44 Dark Tremolo Strings Dark Tremo Str 437 121 31 44 Bright Tremolo Strings Bright Tremo Str 438 121 32 44 Slow Tremolo Strings Slow Tremo Str 439 121 33 44 Cello Tremolo Strings Cello TremoStr 440 121 34 44 Violin Tremolo Strings Violin TremoStr 441 121 35 44 Aah Tremolo Strings Aah TremoStr 442 ...

Page 169: ... Octave Brass Section Oct Brs Section 485 121 16 61 Brass Band 2 Brass Band 2 486 121 0 61 Classic Brass Section Classic Brass 487 121 17 61 Dark Brass Dark Brass 488 121 13 61 Cool Synth Brass Cool Syn Brass 489 121 14 61 Live Brass Section Live Brass 490 121 15 61 Sforzato Brass Sforzato Brass 491 121 18 61 Big Brass Section Big Brass 492 121 19 61 Club Brass Section Club Brass 493 121 20 61 Bri...

Page 170: ...31 59 Bright Muted Trumpet Bright MtTrump 539 121 32 59 Warm Muted Trumpet Warm MtTrump 540 121 33 59 Chorus Muted Trumpet Chorus MtTrump 541 121 34 59 Tuba Muted Trumpet Tuba MtTrump 542 121 35 59 French Horn Muted Trumpet FrHorn MtTrump 543 121 36 59 Soprano Sax Muted Trumpet SoprSax MtTrp 544 121 37 59 Alto Sax Muted Trumpet AltoSax MtTrump 545 121 30 60 Dark French Horn Dark French Horn 546 12...

Page 171: ... 586 121 0 65 Bright Alto Sax Bright Alto Sax 587 121 0 67 Bright Baritone Sax Bright Barit Sax 588 121 11 73 Flute Sax Flute Sax 589 121 11 66 Sax Section 1 Sax Section 1 590 121 12 66 Sax Section 2 Sax Section 2 591 121 13 66 Sax Clarinet 1 Sax Clarinet 1 592 121 11 64 Sax Band 1 Sax Band 1 593 121 12 64 Sax Band 2 Sax Band 2 594 121 11 65 Slow Tenor Sax Slow Tenor Sax 595 121 11 67 Soft Sax Ban...

Page 172: ... 30 77 Dark Shakuhachi Dark Shakuhachi 638 121 31 77 Bright Shakuhachi Bright Shaku 639 121 32 77 Chorus Shakuhachi Chorus Shaku 640 121 33 77 Warm Shakuhachi Warm Shaku 641 121 34 77 Slow Shakuhachi Slow Shakuhachi 642 121 35 77 Piccolo Shakuhachi Piccolo Shaku 643 121 30 78 Bright Whistle Bright Whistle 644 121 31 78 Blown Bottle Whistle BlowBot Whistle 645 121 32 78 Shakuhachi Whistle Shaku Whi...

Page 173: ... Jazz Lead 691 121 22 81 Trumpet Saw Trumpet Saw 692 121 23 81 Circus Lead Circus Lead 693 121 24 81 Thick Square Thick Square 694 121 30 80 Wah Sine Solo Wah Sine Solo 695 121 31 80 Tremolo Matrix Tremolo Matrix 696 121 32 80 Dark Wire Lead Dark Wire Lead 697 121 33 80 Chorus Hip Lead ChorusHip Lead 698 121 35 80 Wire Lead 2 Wire Lead 2 699 121 31 81 Chorus Soft Mini ChorusSoftMini 700 121 33 81 ...

Page 174: ... 2 Bright Bass Ld 2 740 121 37 87 Wah Bass Lead Wah Bass Ld 741 121 30 98 Bright Delayed Lead Bright Dely Ld 742 121 10 91 Live Choir Pad Live Choir Pad 743 121 13 91 Vox Pad Vox Pad 744 121 15 91 Dream New Age Dream New Age 745 121 20 91 Heaven Pad 1 Heaven Pad 1 746 121 11 95 Messenger Pad Messenger Pad 747 121 11 91 Gospel Pad Gospel Pad 748 121 12 91 Live Humming Pad Live Humming Pad 749 121 1...

Page 175: ...19 89 Time Machine Time Machine 796 121 20 89 Slow Warm Pad Slow Warm Pad 797 121 30 88 Bright New Age Pad Brt NewAge Pad 798 121 34 88 Choir New Age Pad Choir NewAge Pad 799 121 35 88 Warm New Age Pad Wam NewAge Pad 800 121 36 88 Dipolar New Age Pad Dipol NewAge Pad 801 121 37 88 Wah New Age Pad Wah NewAge Pad 802 121 30 89 Dream Warm Pad Dream Warm Pad 803 121 31 89 Cool Warm Pad Cool Warm Pad 8...

Page 176: ...844 121 34 94 Bowed Halo Pad Bowed Halo Pad 845 121 35 94 Congregate Halo Pad Cong Halo Pad 846 121 36 94 Metal Halo Pad Metal Halo Pad 847 121 37 94 Corrie Halo Pad Corrie Halo Pad 848 121 30 95 Soft Dipolar Pad Soft Dipolar Pad 849 121 31 95 Wah Dipolar Pad Wah Dipolar Pad 850 121 32 95 Vox Dipolar Pad Vox Dipolar Pad 851 121 33 95 Metallic Dipolar Pad Metal Dipol Pad 852 121 34 95 Warm Dipolar ...

Page 177: ...coustic Set 896 121 0 16 Power Set 1 Power Set 1 897 121 0 74 Power Set 2 Power Set 2 898 121 0 24 Electronic Set Electronic Set 899 121 0 25 Analog Set Analog Set 900 121 0 48 Orchestra Set Orchestra Set 901 121 0 77 Latin Set Latin Set 902 121 0 81 R B Set R B Set 903 121 0 83 Hip Hop Set Hip Hop Set 904 121 0 89 Techno Set Techno Set 905 121 0 75 Swing Set Swing Set 906 121 0 76 Fusion Set Fusi...

Page 178: ... Birds 2 947 121 0 124 Telephone Bell 1 Telephone Bell 1 948 121 1 124 Telephone Bell 2 Telephone Bell 2 949 121 2 124 Door Creaking Door Creaking 950 121 3 124 Door Door 951 121 4 124 Scratch Scratch 952 121 5 124 Wind Chime Wind Chime 953 121 0 125 Helicopter Engine Helicopt Engine 954 121 1 125 Car Engine Car Engine 955 121 2 125 Car Stop Car Stop 956 121 3 125 Car Pass Car Pass 957 121 4 125 C...

Page 179: ...r 1000 0 0 27 Electric Guitar clean Clean E Guitar 1001 0 0 28 Electric Guitar muted Muted E Guitar 1002 0 0 29 Overdriven Guitar Overdriven Gt 1003 0 0 30 Distortion Guitar Distortion Gt 1004 0 0 31 Guitar Harmonics Guitar Harmonics 1005 0 0 32 Acoustic Bass Acoustic Bass 1006 0 0 33 Electric Bass finger Finger Bass 1007 0 0 34 Electric Bass pick Pick Bass 1008 0 0 35 Fretless Bass Fretless Bass ...

Page 180: ... 79 Ocarina Ocarina 1053 0 0 80 Lead 1 square Square Lead 1054 0 0 81 Lead 2 sawtooth Sawtooth Lead 1055 0 0 82 Lead 3 calliope Calliope 1056 0 0 83 Lead 4 chiff Chiffer Lead 1057 0 0 84 Lead 5 charang Charang Lead 1058 0 0 85 Lead 6 voice Voice Lead 1059 0 0 86 Lead 7 fifths Fifths Lead 1060 0 0 87 Lead 8 bass lead Bass Lead 1061 0 0 88 Pad 1 new age New age Pad 1062 0 0 89 Pad 2 warm Warm Pad 10...

Page 181: ...dblock Woodblock 1089 0 0 116 Taiko Drum Taiko Drum 1090 0 0 117 Melodic Tom Melodic Tom 1091 0 0 118 Synth Drum Synth Drum 1092 0 0 119 Reverse Cymbal Reverse Cymbal 1093 0 0 120 Guitar Fret Noise Gt Fret Noise 1094 0 0 121 Breath Noise Breath Noise 1095 0 0 122 Seashore Seashore 1096 0 0 123 Bird Tweet Bird Tweet 1097 0 0 124 Telephone Ring Telephone Ring 1098 0 0 125 Helicopter Helicopter 1099 ...

Page 182: ... Blues Rock 1 Blues Rock 1 47 Blues Rock 2 Blues Rock 2 48 80 s Metal 80 s Metal 49 Slow Rock Slow Rock 50 New Wave New Wave 51 Ska Ska 52 Pop Rock 2 Pop Rock 2 53 Pop Rock 3 Pop Rock 3 54 Standard Rock Standard Rock 55 70 s Rock 2 70 s Rock 2 56 Folk Rock Folk Rock 57 Soft Rock Soft Rock 58 Old Rock Old Rock 59 Easy Rock Easy Rock 60 New Shuffle New Shuffle 61 Pop Rock 4 Pop Rock 4 62 Rock Roll 2...

Page 183: ...g 1 153 Gospel Gospel 154 Funk 2 Funk 2 155 Pop Funk 3 Pop Funk 3 156 Groove Funk Groove Funk 157 Rubber Funk Rubber Funk 158 Cool Funk Cool Funk 159 Jazz Funk Jazz Funk 160 Groove Groove 161 Soul Soul 162 Hip Hop Soul Hip Hop Soul 163 Hip Hop Beat Hip Hop Beat 164 Pop Funk 4 Pop Funk 4 165 Soul Beat Soul Beat 166 Modern R B 2 Modern R B 2 167 British Soul Pop British Soul Pop Swing Jazz 168 Moder...

Page 184: ... English Waltz English Waltz 235 German Waltz German Waltz 236 Italian Mazurka Italian Mazurka 237 Mexico Waltz Mexico Waltz 238 Vienna Waltz Vienna Waltz 239 Slow Waltz 2 Slow Waltz 2 240 Jazz Waltz Jazz Waltz 241 Polka Polka 242 6 8 March 6 8 March 243 German Polka German Polka 244 Party Polka Party Polka 245 Army March Army March 246 March March 247 US March US March 248 Musette Musette 249 Fre...

Page 185: ...0 The Happy Farmer Happy Farmer 41 The Rag Time Dance The Rag Time 42 Mazurka Mazurka 43 Prelude In E Major Prelude In E 44 Piano Sonata In A Major K 331 I Sonata K 331 I 45 Waltz For Piano In g Sharp Minor Waltz g Sharp 46 Pretty Girl Ragtime Pretty Girl 47 L Arabesque L Arabesque 48 Austria Variation AU Variation 49 Schos Doll s Dance No 7 Doll s Dance 7 50 To A Wild Rose To A Wild Rose 51 Gavot...

Page 186: ...0 Flamenco Guitar FlamencoGt 41 Nylon Guitar Chord NylonGt Chord 42 Jazz Guitar Jazz Guitar Strings Pattern 43 Brilliant Strings Brilliant Str 44 Lyric Strings Lyric Strings 45 Strings Accomp Strings Accomp 46 Classical string Classical string 47 Marching Strings Marching Strings 48 Classic Strings Classic Strings 49 Orcheatra Hit OrcheatraHit 50 Harp Arpeggio Harp Arpeggio 51 Harp Glissando Harp ...

Page 187: ...2 Electric House 2 141 Electric House 3 Electric House 3 142 Electric House 4 Electric House 4 143 Hip Hop DJ 1 Hip Hop DJ 1 144 Hip Hop DJ 2 Hip Hop DJ 2 145 Hip Hop DJ 3 Hip Hop DJ 3 146 Hip Hop DJ 4 Hip Hop DJ 4 147 Electric DJ 1 Electric DJ 1 148 Electric DJ 2 Electric DJ 2 149 Electric DJ 3 Electric DJ 3 150 Electric DJ 4 Electric DJ 4 151 House Pad 1 House Pad 1 152 House Pad 2 House Pad 2 1...

Page 188: ...shed dim 1 b3 b5 Cdim Diminished seventh dim7 1 b3 b5 6 Cdim7 Seventh 7 1 3 5 b7 C7 Seventh suspended fourth 7sus4 1 4 5 b7 C7sus4 Seventh flatted fifth 7b5 1 3 b5 b7 C7b5 Seventh ninth 7 9 1 2 3 5 b7 C7 9 Seventh add sharp eleventh 7 11 1 2 3 4 5 b7 C7 11 Seventh add thirteenth 7 13 1 3 5 6 b7 C7 13 Seventh flatted ninth 7 b9 1 b2 3 5 b7 C7 b9 Seventh add flatted thirteenth 7 b13 1 3 5 b6 b7 C7 b...

Page 189: ...tro House 1 House 2 House 3 House 4 House 5 Disco 1 Disco 2 Disco 3 Disco 4 Disco 5 Dance 1 Dance 2 Dance 3 Dance 4 Dance 5 Trance 1 Trance 2 Trance 3 Trance 4 Trance 5 Arpeggio Synth Lead 1 Lead 2 Lead 3 Lead 4 Lead 5 Lead 6 Lead 7 Lead 8 Lead 9 Lead 10 Pad 1 Pad 2 Pad 3 Pad 4 Pad 5 Bass 1 Bass 2 Bass 3 Bass 4 Bass 5 Arpeggio Drums LatinSet R BSet FunkSet JazzSet 8BeatSet SwingSet Harmony Duet Co...

Page 190: ...1 Dual Rotary 2 Phaser Phaser 2 Tempo Phaser Tempo Phaser Overdrive Overdrive Classic Overdrive AMP Solid Classic AMP 1 Classic AMP 2 Distortion Hard Distortion Metal Distortion Hard Rock Classic Metal Distortion Classic Hard Distortion EQ Flat Low Home Concert Profession Audio Hi Fi Rock Compressor Bypass Standard Limiter Attack MIC Compressor Tremolo Pan Vibrator Auto Pan Classic Tremolo Auto Wa...

Page 191: ...e the note in the Arp sequence swing more pronounced Pedal Keyboard Sustain Pressing the pedal to lengthen the notes being played Sostenuto Pressing the pedal after playing a note the note sound will continue until the pedal re leased But the other notes played after the pedal pressed will not sustain Soft Pressing the pedal to make the notes weaker and the sound may change Portamento Pressing the...

Page 192: ...n of joystick as voice control Then you can change the voice effect by using joystick Keyboard Portamento Turn on the switch to applies the portamento effect to the notes you played Mono Legato Turn on the switch to applies the legato effect to the notes you played Modulation Turn on the switch to applies the modulation effect to the notes you played Arp Latch When part effect is set to Arp turn o...

Page 193: ...21 123 Bank Select Modulation Portamento Time Data Entry Volume Pan Expression Sustain Pedal Portamento ON OFF Sostenuto Pedal Soft Pedal Reverb Program Chorus Program Reverb Level Chorus Level All Sound Off Reset All Controllers All Notes off Program Change True 0 127 System Exclusive System Song Position Common Song Select Tune System Clock Real Time Commands Aux Local ON OFF All Notes Off Messa...

Page 194: ...194 AKX10_OM05_EN_190816 indd 194 2019 8 16 13 38 ...

Page 195: ...195 AKX10_OM05_EN_190816 indd 195 2019 8 16 13 38 ...

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