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VIVA Series - Digital Piano

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The back panel

Use normal AC cord for power supply.

Near the AC INPUT we find the POWER on switch.

At the center we find the three MIDI ports: [MIDI OUT], [MIDI
THRU], [MIDI IN], used for computer, sequencer, expander, etc.

At the right side we see two jack connector for [PEDALS]:

EXPR

for expression pedal,

SUSTAIN

for a switch pedal (contact normally open) as a dumper

pedal (sound “sustain” function).

Finally the audio outs [L/MONO] and [R], and the [PHONES]
connector.

The [L/MONO] can be used if we need a MONO out from Viva.

ENGLISH

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Summary of Contents for Viva

Page 1: ...Portable Piano Manuale d uso Italiano User Manual English ...

Page 2: ...ith one wider than the other A grounding type plug has two blades and a third grounding prong The wider blade or the third prong are provided for your safety If the provided plug does not fit in to your outlet consult an electrician for replacement of the obsolete outlet 11 Protect the power cord from being walked on on pinhead particularly at plugs convenience receptacles and the point where they...

Page 3: ...ode p 31 The back panel p 39 Welcome Dear Customer thank you for choosing a Viscount product The Viva digital piano is built with passion to become your performance s reliable partner The Viva digital piano guarantee constant time performances without any particular apparatus maintenance We advise you to read carefully this manual before the use Enjoy yourself with Viva ENGLISH ...

Page 4: ...the improvement of the product or for commercial or constructive requirements at any time and without any engagement to update this publication All Rights are reserved the reproduction of any part of this manual is forbidden in every form without the manufacturer s expressed written permission The contents of this guide may be modified without notice Maximum care has been taken in the collecting a...

Page 5: ...o create line noise such as electrical motors or lighting dimmer switches Always remember to disconnect the instrument from the main power supply when it will not be used for any length of time Maintenance For periodic cleaning use only a soft dry cloth To remove stubborn dirt wipe with a damp cloth but dry the instrument thoroughly straight away with a dry cloth Do not attempt to use benzene thin...

Page 6: ...sion channel In addition to the note data the layer contains all setup and MIDI control data to be sent out when it is recalled such as Program Change Bank Select aux Control Change default control data The Performance can be defined as a program that contains all information that prepare the instrument to a certain setup In a Performance for example in addition to the timbres selected for the two...

Page 7: ...te layers under these faders we find two keys 1 L 2 R with LED Pressing the key LED is then lit we select the layer in which we operate timbre selection of parameter editing THE DISPLAY AND ITS KEYS At the center of the control panel we see a 3 digit display with three function keys At the right side of the display we find an encoder that is used to increase or decrease the value of the displayed ...

Page 8: ...shortly the function is activated and pressing the key again the function is cancelled Pressing TRANSPOSE for at least two seconds you can change the transpose interval acting on the encoder The values go from 12 to 12 they correspond to 1 octave up and one down and they are visualized on the display The STORE key enables the STORE Mode this is the memory save mode for the editing on a Performance...

Page 9: ... at the crossing point on the matrix will be activated TIMBRES First row piano sounds GRAND PIANO BRIGHT PIANO Brilliant sound similar to vertical piano EL GRAND PIANO Electric Grand Piano HONKY TONKY Ragtime piano sound ELECTRIC PIANO 1 ELECTRIC PIANO 2 VIB Vibraphone Second row strings and vocal sounds STRINGS SLOW STRINGS Slow attack strings SINTH STRINGS Synthetic strings TREMOLO STRINGS PIZZI...

Page 10: ...R JAZZ GUITAR Semi acoustic guitar ACOUSTIC BASS FINGER BASS Bass guitar played with fingers PICKED BASS FRETLESS BASS Fifth row Synthetic sounds that can be used as PAD background or LEAD Solo voices Betweeen these you can find the MUTE preset that allow to use one muted layer performances with one sound only PERFORMANCES Viscount Viva has 99 Performances all user editable the first 30 are factor...

Page 11: ...peated for all parameters that we want to change At the first editing the STORE key LED is lit Once adited all parameters press the STORE key again The Performance number appears again with a d letter d indicates destination this is the target performance in which we will store our modifications Using the encoder it is possible to select a new target performance Press again STORE as a confirm the ...

Page 12: ...d e g also change the editing layer with the LAYER SELECTION keys and save everything at the end of the edit session Please note that if the performance is changed without saving all modification done will be lost TUNE FUNCTION The keyboard is tuned at A 440 Hz If we need to change the tuning press EDIT key until the word TUN is displayed Leaving the key the distance value of the tuning from the 4...

Page 13: ...efore the value is displayed and controllable through the encoder CHORUS The CHORUS function allow to control for the layer in editing the chorus effect amount the possible values go from 0 to 127 There is only one chorus value valid for both layers BRILLIANCE The BRILLIANCE function allow to control for the layer in editing the brilliance of the timbre the possible values go from 0 to 127 ENGLISH...

Page 14: ...NEAR This is a linear or standard dynamic curve in which the velocity applied to the keyboard is converted into a dynamic in linear mode HEAVY Hard dynamic response curve which is still fairly linear in the medium dynamic zones Suitable where the zone to be controlled is to be set a little in the background while still providing a certain degree of linear expressiveness EXTRA HEAVY A very hard cur...

Page 15: ...he layer being edited a octave transpose for the selected sound up to two octave higher or lower The selectable values are from 2 to 2 MIDI OUT CH The out channel function defines the MIDI transmission channel for the selected zone The possible values are OFF the MIDI values are not sent 0 16 MIDI output channel ENGLISH ...

Page 16: ...LECT LSB Similar to the above paragraph The BANK SELECT LSB function allows setting of the value of CC 32 to be sent when the Performance is loaded on the channel port assigned to the zone concerned The display will show the actual parameter value The possible values are OFF Control Change not sent 0 27 Value of CC 32 N B each variation made to this parameter will trigger transmission of the Bank ...

Page 17: ...igned to them b The Program Change data will be interpreted as Program Change c The Control Change data will be sent on the active layer s SOFT THRU The MIDI data arriving into the MIDI IN port will be sent to the MIDI OUT port without being acquired from the instrument The data sent will be sum to the messages generated from the instrument SOUND The data arriving into the MIDI IN port will be sen...

Page 18: ...ction showing bld on the display indicating the build of the file and proceeds automatically with the data transmission displaying from S01 to S99 s send Once made the display show the word don done The receive function is automatic if we send a previously recorded file to the MIDI IN port Viva recognizes automatically the data present on the MIDI IN port and starts the receive stopping all other ...

Page 19: ...rts MIDI OUT MIDI THRU MIDI IN used for computer sequencer expander etc At the right side we see two jack connector for PEDALS EXPR for expression pedal SUSTAIN for a switch pedal contact normally open as a dumper pedal sound sustain function Finally the audio outs L MONO and R and the PHONES connector The L MONO can be used if we need a MONO out from Viva ENGLISH ...

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Page 21: ...4 65 67 80 81 91 93 98 101 120 121 123 126 127 O X X O X O O O X X X X X X O X O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 PROGRAM CHANGE True 0 127 0 127 1 2 SYSTEM EXCLUSIVE O 5 O SYSTEM Song Pos COMMON Song Sel Tune X X X X X X SYSTEM Clock REAL TIME Commands X X X X AUX Local On Off MESSAGES All note Off Active Sense Reset X O O X X O O X NOTES 1 In mode setted as S...

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Page 23: ... a particular installation If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be determinated by turning the equipment off and on the user is encuraged 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 a...

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