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the [BACK] button in edit mode. 

It will quit the ABC mode automatically when   

you enter the SYNTH status. 

 

Parameters table for SYNTH as follow: 

 

Pa ram e ter Nam e

 

Valu e  Range

 

Default

 

USER Voice

 

3 42-3 50

342

001

343

021

344

024

3 45

0 33

348

080

3 46

0 40

349

029

3 47

0 50

3 50

1 30

 

PCM Voice

 

0 01-328

 

Vibrate R ate

 

0

127 

64 

Vib rate Depth

 

0

127 

64 

Vibrate D elay

 

0

127 

64 

En velo pe.At ta ck

 

0

127 

64 

En velo pe.Decay

 

0

127 

64 

Envelo pe.Rele ase

 

0

127 

64 

 

Album 

There  are  100  album  songs  in  all  (see   

"APPENDIX  6  album  list"  ).  These  parameters 

can not be changed. They include VOICE R1/R2, 

DSP, 

accompaniment 

type, 

OCTAVE, 

HARMONY etc. 

 

Press  the  [ALBUM]  button.  The  ALBUM  icon 

on the LCD is illuminated. ABC mode is turned 

on  and  placed  in  the  SYNC  START  state.  The 

number  and  its  name  of  the  current  song  is 

highlighted  on  the  top  line  of  lattice  area.  You 

can  select  songs  with  the  dial,[+],[-]  &  [0]-[9] 

button. The  song  starts  to play  after playing  the 

keyboard in the LH chord area. 

 

You can change the tempo while the album song 

is playing. Press the [TEMPO+] and the [Tempo-] 

button  simultaneously  to  set  the  tempo  to  the 

default of each album song.   

   

To  exit  the  album  modes,  press  one  of  the 

following buttons: [STYLE], [VOICE], [DUAL], 

[LOWER  VOICE],  [SYNTH],    [M1]~[M6], 

[O.T.S.]. 

 

You  can  exit  the  ALBUM  and  enter  the 

RECORD mode by pressing the [RECORD] 

button while ALBUM is not playing. 

 

You  can  exit  the  ALBUM  &  enter  the  DEMO 

mode by pressing the [DEMO] button. 

But,  it  can  not return  to  the  STYLE  status  after 

stopping to play the demo. 

 

 

 

Record 

There  are  2  songs  named  User  Song  1&  User 

Song  2  that  can  be  recorded.  Every  song 

includes 1 ACCOMP track & 4 MELODY tracks. 

Recorded data can be stored while power is off. 

Press  the  [RECORD]  &  the  [PLAY]  button  at 

the  same  time  before  turning  on  the  power.  All 

the recorded data will be erased. 

 

Note: 

Record  function  does not  function  while  it  is  in 

user  voice  mode.  The  recordable  voice  range  is 

001

341. 

PCM voice can be recorded..   

You  can  not  enter  the  RECORD  function  while 

style & album is playing. 

Reset  the  TUNE  &  TRANSPOSE  parameters 

while waiting for record. 

Metronome  can  be  used  while  recording  or 

playing the song. 

Press  the  [DEMO]  button  during  recording.  It 

will  exit  the  RECORD  and  enter  the  DEMO 

mode. The recorded data is not lost. 

 

Summary of Contents for SP-88

Page 1: ...Princeton SP 88 Portable Ensemble USER S MANUAL For a more musical life...

Page 2: ...Please keep this manual handy for future reference Precautions Please read the following carefully before use Do not expose the piano to high temperature direct sunlight or excessive dust Do not place...

Page 3: ...any way please do not use the piano A damaged power cord risks fire or electrical hazard In case of malfunction due to improper handling of the piano please switch your piano off and wait 30 seconds...

Page 4: ...a lot more MIDI Your piano can easily be connected with other MIDI instruments through your MIDI IN OUT ports Online HELP button virtual help menu whenever you need it Basic Description of Features VO...

Page 5: ...VAR SMC 19 DISK 20 CHORD 21 VOICE STYLE SONG 22 DEMO ALBUM PHRASE 23 BAS CLEF 24 TREBLE CLEF 25 FILL IN A FILL IN B 4 REAR PANEL 3 3V CARD 5 JOY STICK Connections The power jack Your piano can be powe...

Page 6: ...ore connecting any other device The AUX OUT jack When you want to listen to your piano with an External amplifier or speaker connect to the AUX OUT L MONO and R jacks on the left panel The volume is a...

Page 7: ...d from other MIDI instruments via MIDI is received by this terminal MIDI OUT Data produced by your Digital Piano is transmitted to other MIDI instruments via MIDI from this terminal Basic operations D...

Page 8: ...It displays the first demo name World and plays all 3 demos Press the DEMO button again or press the START STOP button to stop playing and exit demonstration mode Press and hold the DEMO button for 3...

Page 9: ...your number choice when you use the numeric keypad to select the voice Dual Press the DUAL Button The LCD lights the DUAL and VOICE R2 and highlights the Voice name on upper line 144 Sound Track1 See...

Page 10: ...ustain effect This feature applies SUSTAIN effect to the keyboard The default value when you turn on the instrument is SUSTAIN effect OFF Press the SUSTAIN button to turn on the SUSTAIN effect LCD lig...

Page 11: ...The default CHORUS TYPE and LEVEL is CHORUS3 and 0 Note Turning the DSP ON OFF while you re playing will interfere with the sound Harmony effect There are 8 Harmony types See FUNCTION menu for detail...

Page 12: ...and right the joystick to activate the PITCH BEND effect This adjusts the tuning from 2 semitones to 2 semitones in default range and you can also set the range from 12 semitones to 12 semitones See...

Page 13: ...he VARIATION style playing In NORMAL mode press the FILL IN B button to insert 1 measure fill and LCD flashes VAR icon Then it changes to the VARIATION style playing In VARIATION mode press the FILL I...

Page 14: ...d simultaneously press the root key and a white key to its left To play a minor chord simultaneously pressthe root key and a black key to its leftTo play a minor seventh chord simultaneously press the...

Page 15: ...me 0 31 12 Bass Volume 0 31 28 Mixer Drum Volume 0 31 28 Language English Chinese English Chorus Level Metronome Press the FUNCTION button to enter the metronome menu Press the NEXT button to enter it...

Page 16: ...displays the current tune value Use the dial the button or the button to adjust the tune value This function can apply to the right area of keyboard The parameter range 50 to 50 Press the button and...

Page 17: ...f 5 different assigned pedal are available Use the dial the button or the button to select the pedal assign The LCD displays Sustain Pedal Soft Pedal Start Stop Pedal Tempo tap Pedal Memory Select Ped...

Page 18: ...alue is bank 1 Press BANK button to select your desired bank The LCD displays BANK number Use the bank button again dial the button or the button to cycle select the bank 1 8 The LCD displays your sel...

Page 19: ...e O T S button to enter this mode and the O T S icon on the LCD appears Press the M1 M4 button it will load four types of parameters which are related to the style M1 and M2 store the parameters for t...

Page 20: ...NTH button The SYNTH icon appears on the LCD The User Voice number USER Voice 342 displays on the lattice area Then select the desired number with the dial the button between 342 350 for storing your...

Page 21: ...ess the TEMPO and the Tempo button simultaneously to set the tempo to the default of each album song To exit the album modes press one of the following buttons STYLE VOICE DUAL LOWER VOICE SYNTH M1 M6...

Page 22: ...current tempo The recorded data in current track will be covered with new data during recording During recording you can start or stop the style by pressing the START STOP button two times Record stop...

Page 23: ...TART STOP button to start playing the file selected The SMC icon flashes The current tempo is displayed in the TEMPO area The MEASURE and the BEAT areas display nothing To stop playing the files press...

Page 24: ...the menu Save Song press the NEXT button The menu of Save Song 1 Save Song 2 are displayed in the lattice area with two lines You can select them with the dial or the the button Then press the NEXT b...

Page 25: ...ce area Press the NEXT button separately or dial to affirm it Operation Completed is displayed temporarily on the LCD and it will exit the SMC mode to return to the previous status If you press the BA...

Page 26: ...software on the PC The piano will receive the data from the sequencer You can play on the piano at the same time MIDI messages that are recognized by the piano See appendix 7 MIDI IMPLEMENTATION CHART...

Page 27: ...Press button to select a MIDI file Press START STOP to play the MIDI file you select Press BACK to back to last step LOAD To load RECORD or MEMORY files Press button to select in current menu level Pr...

Page 28: ...ordion2 Accordion3 Harmonica1 Harmonica2 Harmonica3 Accordion4 Accordion5 Accordion6 Accordion7 071 072 073 074 075 076 077 078 079 080 081 082 083 084 085 086 087 088 Piano Ensemble Guitar Pipe Sound...

Page 29: ...wing2 046 Dixieland 047 JazzTrio R B 048 R B 1 049 R B 2 050 Soul 051 Soul S huffle Country 052 Country 077 Mambo2 078 Bounce 079 Foxtrot 080 Quick Step 081 Jive Traditional 082 March 1 083 March 2 08...

Page 30: ...Appendix 3 Chord list...

Page 31: ...ted M7aug Seventh augmented 7 aug Suspended fourth sus4 One plus two plus five 1 2 5 1 3 5 1 3 5 6 1 3 5 7 1 2 3 4 5 7 1 2 3 5 1 2 3 5 7 1 2 3 5 6 1 3 5 1 b3 5 1 b3 5 6 1 b3 5 b7 1 b3 b5 b7 1 2 b3 5 1...

Page 32: ...f The Danube 045 Mandarin Duck s Tea 046 The Entertainer 047 The Heart Is Too Soft 048 Emperor s Waltz 049 Brahms Waltz 050 The Sleeping Beauty 051 Living By Night 052 Our Time 053 La Traviata 054 My...

Page 33: ...127 9nH V 0 8nH V 0 127 After key s Touch Ch s Pitch Bend Control 0 Change 1 5 6 7 10 11 64 65 66 67 80 81 91 93 120 121 123 Bank Select Modulation Portamento Time Data Entry Volume Pan Expression Sus...

Page 34: ...animent is started an FAH message is transmitted When accompaniment is stopped an FCH message is transmitted When an FAH message is received accompaniment is started When an FCH message is received ac...

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