Casio Celviano AP-65R User Manual

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One-time Only Settings
Tempo
Only
one
tempo
setting
can
be
made
at
the
hegirning
of
the
record-
ing,
Tempo
cannot
be
changed
while
cecording
is
in
progress.
Mixer (CH1 to CH16)
Mixer
settings
can
be
made
at
the
beginning
of
the
rerording
only,
but
they
can
be
changed
after
the
recording
is
complete.
The
Mixer
settings
in
effect
when
you
enter
recore
standby
are
the
ones
that
are
recorded.
Song
Sequencer
Memory
Capacity
Memary Capacity: 4,900 nates
Available
notes
can
alj
be
used
for
a
single
song,
or
divided
between
two songs.
*+
The
measure
number
(item
12
on
page
E-14)
and
beat
mumber
(item
11
on
page
E-14)
flashing
on
the
display
during
recording
indi-
cates
that
memory
is
almos¢
full
(space
for
about
100
notes
or
less
remaining).
*
Recording
stops
automatically
as
scon
as
memory
becomes
full
Auto
Accompaniment
and
chythm
pattern
play
aise
stops
at
this,
time
if you
are
using
theny,
Song
Sequencer
Memory
Precautions
Note
the
following
important
points
about
data
stored
in
Song
Se-
quencer Memory.
*
Recording
to
a
track
that
already
contains
data
replaces
the
previ-
ous
recording
with
the
new
one.
+
The
piano
cones
with
#
Luilt-in
lithium
battery
that
supplies
pow-
er
ta
the
memory
to
retain
Song
Sequencer
memory
data.
[f
this
lithium
battery
goes
dead,
merrary
contents
are
deleted
any
time
piano
power
is
turned
off.
The
normal
life
af
the
original
battery
is
five
years
from
the
time
it
is
loaded
at
the
factory.
It
is
up
to
you
to
contact
your
nearest
CASIO
service
provider
aoout
having
the
lith-
ium
battery
replaced
periodically.
Note
that
the
cost
for
baztery
replacement
will
be
charged
ta
you.
+
Turning
off
the
piana
while
a
record
operation
is
in
progress
caus-
es
any
data
partially
recorded
to
a
track
to
be
deleted.
*
Song
Sequencer
memory
contents
can
be
sent
to
a
computer
or
other
external
device
as
MID}
data
for
storage.
See
“Bulk
Sending
Piano
Data”
on
page
E-76
for
details,
+
With
the
piano,
you
can
also
store
Song
Sequencer
memory
data
on
a
Hoppy
diskette.
See
“Using
the
Floppy
Disk
Drive”
cn
page
E-63
for
details.
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Song Sequencer Modes
‘The
song
sequencer
has
two
modes.
a
Record
/Playback
Mode
for
real-time
recording,
punch-in
recording,
and
song
playback,
anda
Global
Mace.
The
following
illustration
shows
how
each
of
these
modes
is
indicated.
Song
Sequencer
Of
Unit
|
‘+
The
indicator
lamp
above
the
SONG
button
is
off
when
the
Soag
Sequencer
is
turned
off.
+
Pressing
the
SONG
button
once
turns
on
the
Song
Sequencer
and
enters
the
Record/Playback
Mode.
The
indicator
lamp
above
the
SONG
button
turns
on
at
this
time.
*
Pressing
the
SONG
button
again
changes
to
the
Global
Mode,
which
causes
the
indicator
lamp
above
the
SONG
button
to
flash.
« Pressing the SONG button exits the Global Mode
+
Pressing
the
ENTER
button
in
the
Global
Made
returrs
to
the
Record/Playback
Mode.
Cena ee
Beos-e-008
Real-time Recording
‘Note
that
the
procedure
you
use
for
Track
1
is
different
from
that
for
Tracks
2
through
6.
PREPARATION
+ Determina the tones and mythms (if any) that you want to use.
+
Use
the
MODE
bution
te
select
ine
Auto
Accompaniment
mode
you
want
to start recording
with. If you do rot want fo start with Auto Accompani-
ment,
select
OFF
+ Set the tempo that you want to use duting recording
#NOTESE
+ You can change the tone and rrythr: while cecurdig is n progress. Any
changes you make become part of the racorded data.
» The tempo you use for recording doas not atfec: the Lempo ol the play-
back.
This
means
you
can
record
at
a
vary
slow
lempo
for
eaey
play,
and then speed up the tempo for playback.
+
Ifyou
are
Using
a
rhythm
pattern,
notes
are
recorded
using
:he
meter
time)
of
the
rhythm
pattern.
It
you
are
not
using
a
rietm
pattern,
you
must
set
tha
meter
yourself
using
the
procecure
under
“Meter
(J)"
on
page €-51
«The following procedure shows the “Tost basic operations for real-time
recording
to
Track
1.
For
olher
variat
ons,
see
“Track
1
Fisal-time
A
cording Variations” on this page.
To use real-time recording in Track 1
1, Press the SONG button once.
‘+
This
causes
the
indicator
lamp
above
the
SONG
button
to
light
2.
select
the
user
song
area
to
which
you
want
to
record.
*
Use
the
[+]
and
|-]
buttons
to
select
tiser
Song
Area
0
(SCO)
or User Song Area 1 (SG1).
560 TUNE
+ Change Mixer sethngs (CH) if you want The Mixer settings
you make for CHI are copied to Track 1 during recocding.
+ Use Mixer Ci to select « tone. See "Selecting a Mixer Tone”
on
page
E
36
for
more
details.
3.
Press
the
RECORD
button
to
enter
record
standby.
+ The REC indicator and the frame atound the CHL} (Track 1)
Hashes on the display.
568 TUNE 1
|8Fi20
+ Track 1 (CH11} is automatically selected as the recard track
whenever
you
enter
record
standby.
+
CH
11
through
CH
16 of
the
level
meter
show
which
tracks
already
contain
recorded
data.
See
“Level
Meter
During
Record
Operations”
on
page
E-48
for
details
on
how
to
read
the
level
meter.
4.
Make
any
tone,
shythm,
or
accompaniment
mode
set-
ting
you
want.
+
Kye
+ Accompaniment mode
a
Ena
5.
Press
the
START/STOP
button
to
start
recording.
* At this time the REC indicator and the frame around the chan-
ne] number that coreesponds fo the selected track stop flash
ing
+ The metronome normal!y sounds during recording. fF you
want
to
turn
off
the
metronome,
use
the
procedure
under
“Metronome
Setting
(@\”
on
page
E-50.
&.
Play
the
notes
you
want
to
recard
on
the
keyboard.
* Chords
played
on the accompaniment
keyboard
in accor
dance
with the accompaniment
method
selec:ed
with the
MODE
button
are also recorded
in Irark 1
* Pedal
operations
arse also recorded.
See “Real-time
Record-
ing-Alll
Tracks”
on page E-43 for details
.
+
After
you
are
finished
playing,
press
the
START/STOP
button
again
to
stop
recording.
+
The
REC
indicator
clears
from
the
display
when
revording
is
stopped.
*
Pressing
the
START/STOP
button
again
at
this
point
plays
back
the
song
that
you
just
finished
rerording
See
“Playing
Back
from
Song
Sequencer
Memory”
on
page
E-49
for
de-
tails
on
song
playback.
SNOTESS
+
Real-time
recording
ta
a
track
that
already
contains
data
replaces
the
Previous
recording
with the new one.
+
Hyou
make
a
mistake
while
recording,
you
can
either
record
aver
again
from
step
1,
or
you
can
use
punch-in
recording
(page
E-48)
to
correct
them.
+
Myou
change
the
rhythrr
patter
part
way
through
real-time
recording,
tha
meter
value
indicated
on
the
display
remains
unchanged,
aven
It
the new chythm
has a dilferent
meter
*
Changing
the
Mixer
settings
of
a
track
that
is
already
cacurded
ard
then
recording
to
anothar
track
causes
the
changad
Mixer
seltings
of
the
prewcusly
recorded
track
lo
ba
replaced
with
the
new
settings.
You
can
use
this
technique
to
change
Mixer
settings
of
tracks
that
are
already
recorded.
Track 1 Real-time Recording Variations
The following descnbes a number of different variations you can use
when recording to Track 1 using real-time recording, All of these vari-
atiors are based upon the procedure described under “To use real=
time recording in Track 1" on this page.
@ To record without rhythm
Skip step 5. Real-time recording without a rhythm starts when you
press a keyboard key.
© To start recording with synchro start
Inplace of step 5, press the SYNCHRO/ENDING button. Auto-accom
paniment and recording will both start when you play a chord on the
accompaniment keyboaed
@ To record using an intro, ending, or fill-in
During recording. the INTRO, SYNCHRO/ENDING, NORMAL/
FILL-IN, and VARIATION /FILL-IN buttons (page E-28 to 29) can all
be used tv perform their normal operation.
@ To synchro start Auto Accompaniment with an intro
pattern
In place of step 5, press the SYNCHRO/ENDING button end then
the INTRO button. Aulo Accompaniment will stact with the intro
pattern when you play a chard on the accompaniment keyboard.
E-45

Casio Celviano AP-65R Specifications

General

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