Casio Celviano AP-65R User Manual

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Turning
Digital
Effects
On
and
Off
‘You
can
turn
the
currently
selected
digital
effect
on
and
off
by
pressing
the
EFFECT
button.
*
The
current
digital
effect’s
on/off
status
is
indicated
on
the
display
by
the
"EKFECT”
indicator.
The
digital
effect
is
on
while
this
indicator
is
displayed,
and
off
when
it
is
not
dis-
played.
*
Press
the
EFFECT
button
to
toggle
the
currentiy
selected
digital
effect
on
and
off
To
turn
a
digital
effect
on
and
off
1. Press the EFFECT button.
*
This
causes
one
of
the
two
digital
effect
screens
shown
below
to
appear.
When
the
current
digital
effect
is
turned
an
if
Hever
Indicates etfect is turned on
Effect
number
and
name
(see
table
of
eHects
on
page
E-31)
When
the
current
digital
effect
Is
turned
off
+
The
above
screens
clear
if
you
do
not
perform
any
operation
within
about
seven
seconds.
2.
While
a
digital
effect
screen
is
on
the
display,
use
the
[+]
and
[-]
buttons
to
scroll
through
the
digital
effects,
until
the
one
you
want
is
displayed.
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TOUCH RESPONSE
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*
Playing
a
demo
tune
(page
E-13)
automatically
changes
the
}
effect
to
the
one
that
is
assigned
Io
the
tune.
You
cannot
change
}
or
cancel
a
demo
tune
effect.
{
Ghanging
the
effect
setting
while
saund
is
being
output
by
the
piano
causes
a
slight
break
in
the
sound
wnen
the
effect
chang.
es
Tha
digital
effect
is
applied
not
only
to
the
notes
you
play
on
the
keyboard,
but
also
to
rhythms
and
Auto
Accompaniment
patterns,
Note
that
effects
3
through
6,
and
effect
8
can
pro-
duce
a
mood
that
is
nat
suitable
for
certain
types
of
music
when
they
are
applied
to
rhythms
and
Auto
Accompaniment.
When
this
happens,
you
can
turn
off
appiication
of
the
eect
to
the
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thythm
and
Auto
Accompaniment
by
using
the
Mixer
to
set
the
i
effect
send
volume
of
the
accompaniment
channel
to
zero.
For
5
detai's
on
the
actual
procedure
for
doing
tns,
see
“Changing
|
!
the
Parameters
of
a
Channel
on
page
E-40.
Setting
the
piano's
MAIN
VOLUME
slides
to
high
volume
when
|
Ettect
9
(EQ
Loudness)
is
being
applied
can
cause
distortion
for
certain
tones
and
rhythm
pattems.
When
this
happens,
lower
the
MAIN
VOLUME
setting.
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Using
Touch
Response
}
Turning
on
touch
response
causes
the
volume
and
sound
|
quality
of
keyboard
output
to
change
in
accordance
with
the
|
amount
of
pressure
applied
to
the
keybuard.
|
To
turn
touch
response
on
and
off
Press
the
TOUCH
RESPONSE
button
to
toggle
touch
response
on
and
off.
+
Tuming
on
touch
response
causes
the
indicator
lamp
above
the
TOUCH
RESPONSE
button
to
light.
TOUCH
@
RESPONSE
(coma
To set the touch response sensitivity
Press the TOUCH RESPONSE button to turn on
touch response.
* Indicator above the TOUCH RESPONSE button lights.
Within seven seconds after pressing the TOUCH
RESPONSE button, use the [+] and [-] buttons
to scro{] through the sensitivity settings in the
following sequence.
@ OExLight # 1 Light ¢ 2 Normal # 3 Heavy ¢ Off
+ “ExLight” outputs powerful sound even with light
key pressure, white “Heavy” requires very heavy key
pressure to output powerful sound.
* Pressing the [+] and [-] buttons at the same time re-
tures sensitivity to the “Normal” setting.
* Touch response is turned off when the indicator above
the TOUCH RESPONSE button is unit. At this time,
the sound output by the piano does nat change with
keyboard pressure.
ONOTESE
+
Touch
response
operations
affect
the
piano’s
internal
sound
source
as well as MIDI OUT data
+ Touch response settings do not altect Song Sequence’ play-
back, accompariment, or MIDI note data received from an ex-
ternal source.
* Touch response affects different tones in differen! ways.
Transposing the Piano
‘Transpose lets you raise and lower the overall key of the pi-
ano in semitone units. [f you want to play accompaniment
for a vocalist whose sings in a specific key, for example, you
can use transpose to change the key of the piano without hav-
ing to tearn to play the song in another key.
To transpose the piano
Use
the
TRANSPOSE
buttons
(4
and
¥)
to
change
the transpose setting of the piaro.
Example: To transpose the piano five semitones upwards.
—@STrans. |
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ENOTES E
*
The
piano
can
he
:ransposed
within
a
range
of
-12
(one
oc-
tave
cownwards)
to +12
(one
octave
upwards).
The
default
transpose
setting
is
00
when
piano
power
is
tumed
on and while a damo
tune is playing.
The display changes trom the transpose screen back to its
normal screen # you do nol perform any key operation for about
seven seconds.
To return the transpose setting its initial default of 00, display
the transpose screen and press the TRANSPOSE bultans (4.
and ¥) at the same time.
You cannot change the transpose setting while a demo tune is
playing.
Tuning the Piano
The tuning feature lets you fine tune the piano to match the
tuning of another musical instrument.
To tune the piano
7,
Press
the
TUNE/MIDI
button
to
display
the
tun-
ing screen.
gd Tune
©.
Use
the
[+]
and
[-]
buttons
to
change
the
tuning
setting
of the piano.
Example:
To lower
the tuning
by 20.
| -efTune
#NOTES §
* The piano can be tuned within a range of -50 cents to 0 cents
{150 cents*).
* 100 cents is equivalent to one semulone,
The default tuning setting is 00 when piano power is tuned on
and after a demo tune is played.
The display changes trom the tuning sereen back to its normal
screen il you do not perform any key operation for about seven
seconds.
To return the tuning setting to its initial default of 00, display
the tuning screen and press the (~] and [-] buttons at the same
time.
The tuning setting also affects the sequencer and Auto Accom-
paniment. It does not, however, affect Auto Accompaniment
drum parts.
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Casio Celviano AP-65R Specifications

General

Brand	Casio
Model	Celviano AP-65R
Category	Musical Instrument
Language	English