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Enable will turn
off the mixed and
unmixed
speakers, leaving
the headphones
on. When a
record strip is
present you will
hear a piano
sound from your
headphones.
L/R
represents
Left and
Right Hand.
When
enabled, the
Left and
Right buttons
will act to
Mute the left
or right hand.
Split Point
tells Chili what
the default split
point will be for
left and right
hand.
Headphone outputs
can be changed from
the mixed default output
(the piano can be heard
through the headphones
as you practice) or
Unmixed (only the
background is heard
through the headphones
and you play along).
Mark will
allow a
section of a
song to be
set aside
and
repeatedly
practiced
or played.
In order to use the Practice Session features of Chili the piano must have both a stop rail and record strip installed.
You must also mute all audio outputs except the headphones. To mute the audio outputs, press practice. The E
in Enable will be underlined. Press Enter
Push the Practice
button.
Push Enter.
Speakers can be on
or off in practice
mode. If the
speakers are on you
will hear the
background music
from the selected
source mixed with a
piano sound created
from the notes you
are playing on the
piano.
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Note the last digit in the status code will display Q for quiet. And when practice is pressed again
Disable will be underlined for quick disabling.
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UDIO
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The Mixed Audio Output can be used in two situations. If you have a mike attached to the soundboard of the
piano, that signal will be mixed with the background recording from the CD or MIDI file and the complete
performance can then be heard in areas away from the piano. If the performance is just piano, then your piano’s
performance will be heard. If there is no mike attached to the piano, the sound module will generate a piano sound.
For the Mixed outputs, the audio processor raises and lowers volumes of the outputs you balanced using the
Equalizer. This is a curve that is referenced by the global volume. When you turn the global volume up or down, a
value corresponding to the global volume is output to the Mixed output.
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You can set an upper limit to the audio output as well as the lowest level to be heard from the speakers.
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You can set all the outputs to be the same, essentially giving you a line output. A line output would be used if
you are sending this signal to a part of the house with a separate amplifier. If there is a mike attached to the
piano, that will override the piano sound from the equalizer. To make any balance adjustments in this situation,
we recommend adjusting the mic as well as the MIDI and CD variables under Equalizer.
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When you first enter the curves screen the volume should decrease until it is barely audible. Turn the data dial
until it is at the lowest volume you would like to hear from the Mixed speakers. Press the right button and the
volume will reset to the midpoint. If this is too low or too high, adjust it. Then push right to go to the highest
volume you would like to hear from the Mixed audio outputs. Turn it down if you would like to limit the volume
output. By setting all of the values the same, a level output is created that you can use for your stereo system.
Changing the global volume will not change the mixed output. Press Enter when done.
Enter
Press Play to start
playing a CD,
Demo or Floppy file
as long as it has
background music.
Press Setup
to enter the
setup menu.
Turn the data dial
bringing the D in
default into the
second cell and
press Enter.
The A in Audio is
underlined,
press Enter.
Enter
Enter
Turn the Data Dial
bringing the C in Curves
into the second cell and
underlined press Enter.
Turn the Data Dial
bringing the M in Mixed
into the second cell and
underlined press Enter.
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Adjusts your Piano
Adjusts your Violin
Adjusts the Unmixed Audio Processor Curve
