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Voice / Piano Button
N o Key Voice N o Key Voice
1 C1 Grand Piano 17 Flim Score
2
Stereo Grand
18
Fast Strings
3
C#1
D1 Classic Grand
19 E1
Phantom Strings
4
Dynamic Grand
20
Studio Strings
5
Piano+Strings
21 F1
Kupiter
6
Piano+PAD
22
Orch Pad
7 F#1
Piano / Bass
23
U Say Tomita
8
Rock Piano
24
Synth Strings
9
Digital E Piano
25 F#1
Williams Brass
10
FM Piano
26
Synth Brass 1
11
Ballad E Piano
27 G1
Solo Tenor Sax
12
Soft E Piano
28
Brass Section
13
Church Organ 1
29
Celesta
14
Pipe Organ
30 A1
Marimba
15 D2
Pipes 16', 8', Reed
31
Studio Drums
16
B3 Orgran
32
Virtuoso Percussion
For the quickest button operation, please, refer to the Quick Operation Guide on page 29
D#1
E1
F1
G1
G#1
A1
A#1
B1
C2
C#2
D#2
E2
F2
F#2
G2
G#2
A2
A#3
B2
C3
C#3
D3
D#3
E3
F3
F#3
G3
To select one of the 32 primary voices, hold down the [Voice / Piano] button then press and
release a keyboard key between C1 and G3. Then release the [Voice / Piano] button. If you
want to select the primary acoustic piano sound at any point, simply press and release the
[Voice / Piano] button once.
The voices are grouped according to the sound types. For instance, you can select one of
the acoustic piano voices by pressing a keyboard key between C1 and G1. To select one of
the electric piano voices, press a keyboard key between G#1 to B1. For the different types
of voices, the different ranges of keys are arranged. The most digital pianos and synthersizers
from Kurzweil work the same way for quick and convenient operation.
For your reference, below is a list of the available voices, their number, and their assigned
keys.
Voice / Piano Button
1. Main Voice
Volume
Function
Layer
Metro/Rhythm
Rec
Play/Stop
Voice/Piano
Function
Layer
Metro/Rhythm
Rec
Play/Stop
Voice/Piano
Voice/Piano C1 G3
The voices with the names consisting two voice names with “+” such as “Piano+Strings”
are layered voices. Also, The voices with “/” in their names such as “Piano/Bass” are split
voices.