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Glossary

Appendices

Tone

Tones are the musical instruments or effect sounds stored in

the internal memory of the KF-90. The display shows

“TONE.”

Tuning Curves

Graphic representations of the changes in pitch of the

equally-tempered tuning versus those of actual tunings are

called “Tuning Curves” (p. 143).

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Owner’s Manual 1
USING THE UNIT SAFELY 4
IMPORTANT NOTES 5
Protect 6
(prevents writing to disk) 6
Introduction 7
Checking the Included Items 8
How to Use This Manual 8
Contents 10
Panel Descriptions 13
6 7 9 10 11 12 17 18 19 20 21 14
3 4 5 8 13 14 15 16 22 23 24 14
25 26 27 29 30 34 35 36 15
28 31 32 33 37 38 39 15
Before You Play 16
Turning the Power On and 17
Adjusting the Sound’s 17
Volume and Brilliance 17
Connecting Headphones 17
Connecting a Microphone 18
About the Touch Screen 18
■ Basic Screen 19
Quick Start 21
Playing the Keyboard 22
([Tone Navigator] Button) 25
(Piano Master) 26
Playing with Accompaniment 28
The range specifyed a chord 29
Split Point ( ) 29
(One-touch Arranger) 30
Little Brown Jug 32
Recording a Performance 34
Navigator screen 35
Accompaniment 36
2. Press the Play [ ] button 38
3. Press the Stop [ ] button 38
Using Music Files 39
1 62 3, 4, 5 40
1, 42, 3 43
■ Adjusting the Echo 44
■ Modifying Your Voice 44
2. Touch <Harmonist> 46
Reference 49
Chapter 1 Performance 50
Chapter 1 51
(Layer Play) 53
You can’t use this feature 57
Basic Screen (p. 19) 57
Playing Drum Sounds 58
■ Playing Effect Sounds 59
Advanced 3D OFF 60
Advanced 3D ON 60
Sounding the Metronome 63
■ Adjusting the Tempo 64
When is selected 65
With a triplet beat (6/8, 9/ 65
8, or 12/8), added notes are 65
■ Changing the Type of Sound 66
■ Changing the Volume 66
Using Automatic Accompaniment 67
About Chords 68
Chapter 2 69
When changing the tone in 72
Tones” (p. 56) 72
Starting Over 75
Modifying an Accompaniment 77
(Melody Intelligence) 79
5. Finger the keyboard 80
Accompaniment and Keyboard 81
Chapter 3 Some Handy Features 83
■ Displaying the Score 84
4. Press the Play [ ] button 85
Adjusting the Tempo 85
2. Touch <Tap Tempo> 86
Chapter 3 89
■ Moving a Marker 91
For more info about 92
The transposition setting 93
Press the [Function] button 95
Touch <Piano Partner> 95
For more information 96
“Multitrack Recording with 96
16 Parts (16-Track 96
Sequencer)” (p. 118) 96
Chapter 4 101
You can’t erase the settings 102
Changing How Recording Stops 103
2. Touch <Rec. Mode> 103
Recording begins here 104
4. Touch <Exit> 106
Saving Songs to Floppy Disks 109
5. Touch <Format Disk> 110
Selecting the Recording 115
■ Re-Recording Part of Your 117
Performance 117
(Punch-in Recording) 117
Multitrack Recording with 16 118
Parts (16-Track Sequencer) 118
Sequencer 119
Changing the Settings of 120
Each Part 120
Chapter 5 121
Changing a Song’s Basic 122
Changing the Tempo Within 123
Chapter 6 Editing Functions 124
Copying a Measure 125
Copying a Rhythm Pattern 126
Correcting Timing 126
Discrepancies 126
Deleting a Specific Measure 127
Inserting a Blank Measure 128
Transposing Individual Parts 128
Making a Measure Blank 129
Exchanging Parts 130
Correcting Notes One by One 130
Modifying the Tone Changes 131
Creating an Original Style 132
(User Style) 132
Touch <Create Style> 132
Touch <Style Composer> 132
Chapter 7 133
You Composed Yourself (Style 134
Converter) 134
Creating a Style in Auto Mode 135
Changing an Extracted Part 136
Saving a User Style 137
Storing the Panel Settings 138
(User Program) 138
Calling Up User Program 139
Saving User Programs on 140
Floppy Disk 140
Disabling Everything Except 141
Piano Play (Panel Lock) 141
Changing the Settings for 142
One Touch Piano 142
■ Changing the Tuning 143
■ Adjusting Resonance 144
Automatic Accompaniment 145
■ Changing How the Automatic 146
Accompaniment Plays 146
Bass Tone 146
Chapter 8 147
❍ Assignable Functions 148
What’s the Bend Range? 148
Changing the settings for 149
Score screen 149
Marker and the Count Sound 150
Adjusting the Standard Pitch 151
(Master Tuning) 151
Changing the Type of Reverb 151
Changing the Type of Chorus 152
Changing the Bend Range 152
Changing the Screen Settings 153
Changing the Screen Message 153
When the Power Is Turned On 153
(Opening Message) 153
Maintaining Settings After 154
(Memory Backup) 154
Restoring the Factory 154
Settings (Factory Reset) 154
Connecting MIDI Devices 156
What’s MIDI? 156
MIDI Out Connector 156
MIDI In Connector 156
MIDI Settings 157
(Program Change/ 158
Synchronizing with 159
Connected MIDI Devices 159
MIDI Ensemble 159
Connecting to Audio 160
Equipment 160
Connecting a Computer 161
Trouble Shooting 162
Indication: Error.43 165
Indication: Error.51 165
Indication: Error.41 165
Indication: Error.42 165
Tone List 166
Appendices 167
[Voice/GS] 168
Drum/SFX Set List 170
Music Style List 175
Rhythm Pattern List 177
Chord List 178
Effects List 180
Demo Song List 181
Data Disk Song List 182
SMF with Lyrics 183
General MIDI 183
General MIDI 2 183
GS Format 183
Glossary 184
Tuning Curves 185
DIGITAL PIANO 186
Model KF-90 186
Date : Mar. 1, 2000 186
Version : 1.00 186
MIDI Implementation Chart 186
Main Specifications 187
Information 194
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 195
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS 195

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