Suzuki Composer Ensemble HP-300EX User Manual

Name: Suzuki Composer Ensemble HP-300EX
Brand: Suzuki
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Features2
General Precautions3
Taking Care of Your Piano4
Location4
AC Power Cord4
Turn Power off When Making Connections4
Contents5
Assembly Grand Pianos6
Parts List6
Assembly HP-300EX10
Panel Controls14
Left Portion of the Control Panel14
Center Portion of the Control Panel17
Right Portion of the Control Panel19
Basic Operation22
Performance Screen22
Playing a Demo Song23
Keyboard Voices24
Selecting a Keyboard Voice24
For Layer and Lower Voices24
Keyboard Mode Selection26
To Assign a Different Split Point27
Rhythm Section28
Selecting a Rhythm Pattern28
Adjusting the Tempo29
Rhythm Key Start29
Using the Key Start Function29
Enhancing Your Selected Rhythm Style or Accompaniment Pattern30
Rhyth Intro30
To Engage the Fade in Feature31
Rhythm Ending31
Rhythm Break31
Accompaniment Chord Section32
Chord Fingering Modes32
To Engage the Auto Accompaniment Chord32
To Change the Auto Accompaniment Chord Mode32
Piano Chord Mode33
Fifteen Fingered Chord Types33
Intelligent Chord Mode34
Intelligent Chord Types: C Chord Example34
Accompaniment Chord Menu Screen35
Harmony36
Harmony Select Menu Screen36
Arpeggiation37
Engaging the Harmony Feature38
Set up39
Performance39
Pedal Assign39
Sustain39
Pedal Assign Menu Screen42
Registration44
To Engage or Change the Reverb45
Reverb and Effect45
DSP (Digital Signal Processing) Reverb and Effect45
Controlling the Reverb Levels46
Effect47
To Engage or Change the Effect47
Controlling the Effect Levels47
Music Recorder48
Recording Methods48
Real-Time48
Automatic48
Recording Your Musical Performance51
Making a Multi-Track Recording52
Deleting an Unwanted Track or Tracks52
Punch53
Punch In/Out Recording53
Style Recorder55
The Basic Structure of a Style55
What Is a Riff55
Style Recording Menu Screen56
Mixer Screen57
Channel Volume Controls57
Track Screen58
Style Edit Screen59
Use the Soft Keys for the Following Features59
The Channel Volume Buttons Are Used to Control the Following59
Block Copy Screen60
Using the Soft Key for Block Copy to Display the Block Copy Screen60
New Style Screen61
Copy Style Screen61
Using the Soft Key for New Style to Display the New Style Screen61
Store in User Screen62
Using the Soft Key for Store in User Style to Display the Store in User Screen62
Creating a User Style63
User Styles Can be Created Using Two Different Techniques63
Recording a New User Style63
Music Teacher64
Song Teacher Menu Screen64
Song Teacher64
Music Game64
The Song Teacher - Types of Tests65
Note Teacher65
Screen Test Indicators66
Rhythm Teacher66
Rhythm and Note Teacher66
Music Games Screen67
Four Skill Levels to the Music Game67
Pressing Soft Key #16 "Start" for the Music Teacher Main Menu Screen to Appear68
Pressing Soft Key #16 to Begin to Play the Music Games68
Teacher Setup Screen69
Pressing the Setup Button When the Teacher Mode Is Engaged to Display this Screen69
Disk70
General Information70
Disk Main Menu Screen70
Load a Sequence from a Floppy Disk71
Save a Sequence to the Floppy Disk72
Renaming a Data File73
Deleting Files from the Floppy Disk74
Playing a MIDI File from the Floppy Disk75
Playing All MIDI Files from the Floppy Disk77
Keyboard Balance - MIDI File Setup Screen77
Formatting a Floppy Disk78
Registrations and User Styles78
Selecting a Registration79
Storing a Registration79
List of Parameters Stored in Registration Locations80
MIDI Sequencer81
Features Playing or Loading a MIDI File into the Sequencer Using the Floppy Disk Drive81
Channel (Track) Format82
How to Use the MIDI Sequencer Functions83
Mixer Features83
Track Screen Features and Functions84
Evebt Edit Screen Features and Functions85
How the Soft Key Control Buttons Operate for the Event Editor Menu Screen85
The Functions of Channel Volume Increase/Decrease Buttons85
Event Edit Screen - Channel Track Edit86
Event Edit Screen - Master Track Edit87
Lyrics Screen88
Displaying Song Lyrics88
Track Copy Screen89
Track Copy Functions89
New Sequence Screen90
New Sequence Functions90
MIDI91
MIDI Menu Screen Functions91
The Locations of MIDI Terminals91
Expander Screen92
Pressing the Soft Key to Obtain the Expander Screen92
Input Channels93
Output Channels - Keyboard93
Output Channels - Style93
Local94
Active Sense94
Internal Clock94
MIDI Implementation Chart95
MIDI Expander Chart96
Voice List97
Style List99
Drum List100
Pedals103
Three Pedal Expression Control103
Connector Panels104
Microphone Input Jack Assembly104
Hard Reset105
Performing a Hard Reset105
Specifications106

Brand	Suzuki
Model	Composer Ensemble HP-300EX
Category	Musical Instrument
Language	English

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