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LOAD

XXXXXXXX.ALL

Use  the  SCROLL  buttons  to  select  the  name  of  the  ALL  FILE.  Press  ENTER  to  load  the  selected

settings.

FILE

!!LOADING!!

If there are no problems in saving the data the display will indicate:

DISK   XXXkb   free

[LOAD]

Press ESCAPE to leave the LOAD pages.

RENAME

Using the (<) and  (>) DATA buttons select the next page.

DISK   XXXkb   free

[RENAME]

Press ENTER to select the function on the display:

RENAME

XXXXXXXX.XXX

Using the SCROLL buttons select the file that needs to be renamed.

Press ENTER to select the file that needs to be renamed. The display will indicate:

Rename   XXXXXXXX

In   XXXXXXXX.XXX

Move the cursor using the (<) and (>) buttons and using the (\/) and (/\) DATA buttons select the letters

or numbers to write the new name to the file.

Press ENTER to confirm. If the new number already exists the display will show:

FILE EXIST

Replace it?

If the number is not to be replaced press the ESCAPE/NO button

If the number is to be replaced press the ENTER/YES   button.

FILE

!!RENAMING!!

Leave the RENAME pages and using the SCROLL buttons select the next page.

Summary of Contents for GT2600

Page 1: ...M U S I C A L I N S T R U M E N T S GT2600 O w n e r s M a n u a l...

Page 2: ...ncer 16 Custom Style StyleBlock 45 Basic Programming 17 Style Block Naming 46 Changing and Storing Registrations 17 Disk Save All Files 47 Saving Presets to Disk 19 Disk Name All 47 Restoring the Fact...

Page 3: ...ls that could cause permanent hearing loss Do not operate for a long period of time at a high volume level or at a level that is uncomfortable If you experience any hearing loss or ringing in your ear...

Page 4: ...you just need to change the position of the instrument to avoid interference Keep your instrument away from dusty environments high humidity and high temperatures Make sure that your local AC mains vo...

Page 5: ...FEATURES UPPER ORCHESTRA 12 Sounds 12 USER SOUNDS selectable from 292 internal sounds Chorus Sustain Octave Volume UPPER FLUTES 8 Flute Pitches 3 USER Organ Presets Motion Effect Slow Fast Attack Per...

Page 6: ...terized systems to offer you years of trouble free pleasure Read this manual carefully in order to fully exploit the potential of your instrument GETTING STARTED THE BEGINNERS GUIDE When your instrume...

Page 7: ...ttons STYLE BANKS The BANK SELECT button allows access to the 2 styles banks A or B each one with 30 styles START STOP Push once to start the rhythm Press again to stop it AUTO START When the AUTO STA...

Page 8: ...20 STYLE VARIATIONS 1 2 3 The instrument offers three different levels of accompaniment Variation 1 provides a simple basic arrangement for any kind of music Variation 2 gives extra feeling to the acc...

Page 9: ...his function sets up a registration for each style that is selected To select the 60 different styles using only 16 buttons the following system of operation is necessary If the first left hand button...

Page 10: ...Dixie Dixie2 SHOWTIME Broadway Showballad HAWAIIAN Hawaiian Country Ballad BLUES Blues Gospel HONKY TONK Honky Tonk Singsong Lower Row BOSSA NOVA Bossa Bossa 2 RHUMBA Rhumba Bolero SAMBA Samba Samba 2...

Page 11: ...main the same It is also possible to use the Automatic Set Up in conjunction with the Overall Presets 1 Select the style required 2 Switch On Automatic Set Up 3 Switch Off Automatic Set Up 4 Switch On...

Page 12: ...simply switch off the sound currently being used leaving no sounds on in the section The octave button enables the octave of the sound to be changed LOWER ORCHESTRA This section offers a selection of...

Page 13: ...re situated to the left of the section s The green LED s give an approximation of the volume level To increase the volume press the button at the top and to decrease the volume press the button at the...

Page 14: ...BS with the lower numbers 1 2 etc The 2 and the 1 TABS at the top of the keyboard may provide high frequency sounds that are outside the range of some people s hearing NOTE To Turn the UPPER FLUTES Se...

Page 15: ...or theatre organ styles CLOSED is a full rich harmony in closed chord configuration LOCK The LOCK feature allows you to use the various OVERALL PRESETS using the last selected rhythm and lower keyboar...

Page 16: ...ent giving your music a live feel The instrument offers the possibility to have one of the five on board effects active however the initial setting is programmed to suit most environments For most peo...

Page 17: ...ss the SET button situated below the screen Grey Button surrounded in RED Various lights will start flashing b Select the USER button in the Upper Flutes Section which is flashing c Select one of the...

Page 18: ...wer Orchestra Sections can be altered In general the USER voices have been grouped with similar voices with the factory selected sound offering an appropriate alternative See page 60 for more informat...

Page 19: ...erall Presets 5 Press ENTER YES button DISK FEATURES Section second button second row Display will show OVERP_01 OVP 6 Press ENTER YES button DISK FEATURES Section second button second row Display wil...

Page 20: ...display Display will show LOAD 5 Press ENTER YES button Second row of buttons in the DISK FEATURES Section Display will show Overall Presets 6 Press ENTER YES button Display will show GT2600 OVP 7 Pre...

Page 21: ...the ESCAPE NO button DISK FEATURES Section to permanently delete the recording 9 Subsequent recordings will automatically save as SONG 002 SONG003 etc This brings the GETTING STARTED chapter to an en...

Page 22: ...ilable for Bass Pedals To select these press any of the BASS TABS 4 additional Bass voices can be obtained by pressing the VARIATION button 1 different Bass voice for each BASS TAB The BASS section ca...

Page 23: ...Sounds are available in bank 32 It is also possible to select the above page by pressing and holding the USER button The page will be automatically shown on the display and it will be available for a...

Page 24: ...ites 2 To store the new USER Sound Bank press the SET button To return to the factory set USER SOUND it is necessary to reset the instrument SETTING SUSTAIN This function allows you to adjust the sust...

Page 25: ...value move the cursor using the and buttons and position it under the values that need to be changed 2 Use the and DATA buttons to change the octave The Octave can be shifted by a maximum of 2 octaves...

Page 26: ...parts in the LOWER MANUAL UPPER indicates all the parts in the UPPER MANUAL B indicates the BASS D indicates the DRUM A indicates the AUTOMATIC ACC0MPANIMENT 3 To set the Reverb On or 0ff two lines in...

Page 27: ...oard sections as indicated in the CONDUCTOR It is possible to have the sections listed in the Lower or in the Upper keyboards to respond to Touch Sense or not independently of one another V Value give...

Page 28: ...he new setting press the SET button OFC ONE FINGER CHORD The OFC systems can be set to be compatible with other brands system Type 1 C Major Press the key C C minor Press the key C the 3rd key to the...

Page 29: ...hord press C key C minor press C any black key to left C 7th press C any white key to left C minor 7th press C any black and any white to left Type 4 C Major Press the key C C minor Press the key C th...

Page 30: ...nges to Tempo registration effects and volumes 2 Press the SET button All the programmable features of the instrument will start flashing 3 Press the AUTOMATIC SET UP button Its Led will start flashin...

Page 31: ...instrument press both the TRANSPOSE UP and DOWN buttons simultaneously The instrument provides other features using the Transpose function It is possible to transpose the full instrument or only part...

Page 32: ...nge of 32 32 PROGRAMMABLE FOOTSWITCHES The footswitches can be programmed to satisfy your needs 1 Press the SET button All the programmable features of the instrument will start flashing 2 Press one o...

Page 33: ...will store all changes 3 Press the Record button again to stop recording At the end of any song recording the display will indicate SAVE TO SONG_001 MID 4 Press the ENTER YES button to save the song 5...

Page 34: ...else that is magnetic you ll lose what is recorded on them 5 Insert the disk into the drive with the label side up shutter end first When you push it completely into the drive it clicks into place 6 E...

Page 35: ...y mode by pressing the buttons the display indicates the number of the bars that the song will begin at SCROLL The two controls permit the selection of all parameters in the disk drive section MELODY...

Page 36: ...ng the Data buttons is possible to change the Time Signature It is possible to select many configurations positioning the cursor below the Time Signature Values Select the first value as 2 3 4 5 6 7 8...

Page 37: ...problems in saving the data the display will indicate SAVE O K The new song is now saved NAME THE SONG 1 Move the cursor using the and DATA buttons and set the cursor under the first letter Using the...

Page 38: ...db volume indicator the volume can be changed up or down by 6 values In some disks the track is indicated with the actual name of the instrument that is playing or with other information To save the c...

Page 39: ...Octave 2 2 7 Moving the cursor under the B Bank location it will allow you to select the Sound Bank number 1 32 8 Moving the cursor under the location it will allow you to select the Sound Number see...

Page 40: ...the chain setting and the display will indicate SAVE CHAIN 01 CHN The are 3 ways to indicate the name of the CHAIN AUTOMATIC SAVE OF THE CHAIN 1 Press ENTER to save the song 2 The internal computer wi...

Page 41: ...e songs contained in a disk in a medley form To play the Song Medley press the PAUSE button and hold it while pressing the PLAY button LOOP FEATURE Some times it is necessary to loop certain parts of...

Page 42: ...TORY pages DISK XXXkb free DIRECTORY SAVE Select the next page with the and DATA buttons DISK XXXkb free SAVE Press the ENTER button to select the SAVE function and the display now indicates the next...

Page 43: ...ME THE OVERALL PRESET 1 Move the cursor using the and DATA buttons and set the cursor under the first letter Using the and DATA buttons select the letters to write the new name of the Overall Preset a...

Page 44: ...he new AUTO SET UP number 3 If this new number already exists the display will show FILE EXIST Replace It 4 To retain the original file press the ESCAPE NO button 5 To replace the file press the ENTER...

Page 45: ...ile already exists the display indicates FILE EXIST Replace it If the file is not to be replaced press the ESCAPE button If the number is to be replaced press ENTER The display will indicate FILE SAVI...

Page 46: ...e original file press the ESCAPE NO button 5 To replace the file press the ENTER YES button and the display will show FILE SAVING The new STYLE BLOCK is now saved NAME THE STYLE BLOCK 1 Move the curso...

Page 47: ...nd DATA buttons to change the number 2 Press ENTER to save the new ALL FILE number 3 If this new number already exists the display will show FILE EXIST Replace it 4 To retain the original file press t...

Page 48: ...f the Overall Preset block Press ENTER to load the selected Overall Preset setting FILE LOADING The display now indicates DISK XXXXkb free LOAD Press ENTER to select the function LOAD Overall Presets...

Page 49: ...cate DISK XXXkb free LOAD Press ENTER and select with the SCROLL buttons the next page on display LOAD Style Block Press ENTER button to select the STYLE BLOCK function and the display indicates LOAD...

Page 50: ...the SCROLL buttons select the file that needs to be renamed Press ENTER to select the file that needs to be renamed The display will indicate Rename XXXXXXXX In XXXXXXXX XXX Move the cursor using the...

Page 51: ...indicate FILE DELETING COPY Using the and DATA buttons select the next page DISK XXXkb free COPY Press ENTER to select the function on the display COPY single file Using the SCROLL buttons select the...

Page 52: ...processing This may happen a few times for very large files In case the function COPY ALL will be selected it will be necessary to change the disks several times At the end of the COPY procedure the D...

Page 53: ...PC GM Clk Int Out Keyb Use the data buttons to explore the page In1 This midi in port can be used to drive the Chord Recognition program and can be set in different modes Fisa This indicates that the...

Page 54: ...tons to select the desired note or simply press the desired note on the keyboard To store the new Split Point setting press the SET button When in PIANO MODE it is also possible to select the FULL KEY...

Page 55: ...Conductor Upper Orch 2 15 Conductor Upper Flutes 16 Conductor Lower Flutes 29 Play 17 Down 18 Up 19 Fade 20 Minus 21 Plus 22 NOTE If code nr 11 Expression is sent to GENERAL CONTROL channel this will...

Page 56: ...LINE OUT The two outputs Left and Right and they are used to send the audio signal out an external amplifier mixer console or recording equipment To connect the instrument to an external amplification...

Page 57: ...sound setting The Last Setting mode allows the organ to switch on with the last selected panel setting Follows these instructions to set the Power Up setting 1 Press the SET button All the programmabl...

Page 58: ...sound you have selected section you are using Distorted sound if connected to an amp This is due to the different audio in out sensitivity Reduce the volume on the keyboard to the level at which the...

Page 59: ...X O Pitch Bend O O Control Change O 32 O O Bank Select 1 O O Modulation 2 O O Pitch 7 O O Volume 11 X O Expression 64 O O Camper 66 O O Sostenuto 67 O O Sustain Program O 0 127 O 0 127 Change O 0 127...

Page 60: ...ster Organ 15 B0 7 Harpsi E Piano 54 B0 23 Harmonic Organ 16 B8 7 Harpsi_2 E Piano 55 B0 24 T Accord Organ 17 B0 8 Clavinet E Piano 56 B0 25 NylonGtr Guitar 18 B8 8 Funk Clav E Piano 57 B8 25 NylonStr...

Page 61: ...64 SynBras4 Brass 97 B0 41 Violin1 Strings 138 B0 65 Soprano Wind 98 B8 41 Violin2 Strings 139 B0 66 Alto1 Wind 99 B0 42 Viola Strings 140 B8 66 Alto2 Wind 100 B0 43 Cello Strings 141 B16 66 RomagSax...

Page 62: ...nth SFX 179 B0 91 PolySynt Synth SFX 219 B0 121 GtrFretN Synth SFX 180 B0 92 Choir Synth SFX 220 B1 121 GtrCutN Synth SFX 181 B0 93 Bowed Synth SFX 221 B2 121 StrgSlap Synth SFX 182 B0 94 Metallic Syn...

Page 63: ...3 B32 23 Celleste Accordion 254 B4 127 Heart Synth SFX 284 B32 24 Tremelo Accordion 255 B5 127 FootStep Synth SFX 285 B32 25 AmairTrem Accordion 256 B6 127 Yeah Synth SFX 286 B32 26 T Accord Accordion...

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