Casio LK-40 manual Chord Root Names

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1POWER/MODE selector

2Power indicator

3VOLUME buttons

4SYNCHRO/FILL-IN button

5START/STOP button

6TEMPO buttons

7KEY LIGHT button

8STEP 1 icon

9STEP 2 icon

0STEP 3 icon

ASONG BANK icon

BDisplay

CRHYTHM icon

DTONE icon

EPART SELECT button

FTONE button

GRHYTHM button

HONE KEY PLAY buttons

ISONG BANK button

JNumber buttons

KDEMO button

L3-STEP LESSON buttons

MTRANSPOSE/TUNE operation guide

N100 RHYTHMS list

See “Rhythm List” on page A-3 for de- tails.

O100 TONES list

P100 SONG BANK list

QSpeakers

RCHORD ROOT NAMES

SPercussion instrument list

TDC 9V jack

UPHONES/OUTPUT jack

For connection of commercially avail- able headphones. Output from the speakers is automatically cut when headphones are connected.

VMIDI OUT terminal

WMIDI IN terminal

* Attachment of Score Stand

Insert the score stand into the slot at the top of the keyboard as shown in the illustration.

478B-E-011A

E-9

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Contents USER’S Guide Guía DEL Usuario FCC Warning Welcome Main FeaturesSymbols Safety PrecautionsDo not disassemble or modify the instrument AC Adaptor Do not place heavy objects on the instrument Care of Your KeyboardContents Appendix Midi Implementation ChartThree Step Lesson System Technical ReferenceRear Panel Control LocationsChord Root Names Button Quick ReferencePress the button or button Phones/Output Jack ConnectionsAccessories and Options To load batteries Power SupplyUsing batteries Important Battery InformationSpecified AC Adaptor AD-5 Using the AC AdaptorTo disable Auto Power Off and power on alert Auto Power OffPower On Alert To change tones To switch power on and offBasic Operations Example Keyboard split tonesTo change the key of the keyboard Other Useful FunctionsDigital Sampling PolyphonyTo tune the keyboard Keys and their indicatorsTo stop demo tune play Playing the demo tunesTo start demo tune play To select and play a rhythm Playing rhythmsAbout the accompaniment keyboard Using auto-accompanimentKeys Chord Type Example Using the Casio Chord systemTo play a Casio Chord auto-accompaniment Using standard fingerings To play a Fingered auto-accompaniment Using Synchro start Improvising with the preset patternsUsing fill-in rhythm Slow Play Using Three Step Lesson SystemThree Step Lesson System Easy PlayTo play a built-in Song Bank tune Three Step Lesson System Tempo SettingTwo-hand Song Bank Tune Using the Three Step Lesson System with Song Bank TunesAuto-accompaniment Song Bank Tune How the Three Step Lesson System operates in Steps 1 through To change the tone used for the melody of a Song Bank tune Turning Off Key LightingNumber of Simultaneously Lit Keys Slow Play Easy PlayNormal Play To practice the left hand part Midi Connections What is MIDI?Messages General MidiMidi Channels Effect Control Number Program ChangeLocal Control On Local Control Off Local Control Default on /GM mapping Default offTo turn on Local Control To turn off Local ControlTechnical Reference Troubleshooting478B-E-044A Polyphony SpecificationsGM Tone Map List Lista de asignaciones de sonido GM Appendix/ApéndiceTone No./Tone Name GM No Nº de sonido/Nombre de sonido Nº GM Various Rhythm List Lista de ritmosChordCharts Deacordesdigitados Fingered Cuadros ChordswithsamecomponentnotesasB 478B-E-096A 478B-E-097A 478B-E-098A 478B-E-099A 478B-E-100A 478B-E-101A Midi Implementation Chart 40-LK 42-LK XX XX XX XX XX Hon-machi 1-chome

LK-40 specifications

The Casio LK-40 is a versatile and user-friendly portable keyboard designed for beginners and aspiring musicians. Its blend of features makes it an excellent choice for those looking to learn while having fun. The keyboard includes 44 full-size touch-sensitive keys that respond to the dynamics of playing, allowing for expressive performances and improved playing technique.

One of the standout features of the LK-40 is its "Lighted Key" function. This innovative technology lights up the keys to guide users during practice, making it easier to learn new songs and improve finger placement. The keys illuminate in a sequence to indicate which ones to press, creating an interactive learning experience that makes practice sessions more engaging.

The LK-40 includes 100 built-in tones and 50 rhythm patterns, providing a wide range of sounds for musical exploration. From pianos to strings, and from brass to percussion, the variety of tones enables users to experiment with different musical styles, making it suitable for genres ranging from classical to pop. The rhythm patterns can be combined with various tones, giving users the ability to create complex arrangements with ease.

To further enhance creativity, the keyboard features a built-in song bank with 10 demo songs. These tracks not only serve as entertaining pieces to listen to but also act as practice material for learners. Users can play along, helping to develop timing and coordination skills.

The LK-40 also supports a MIDI output, allowing it to connect to other MIDI-compatible devices, such as computers and synthesizers. This capability opens up new avenues for music production and performance, enabling users to record their songs or use software instruments.

Additionally, the Casio LK-40 is equipped with a headphone output, ensuring users can practice quietly without disturbing others. The built-in speakers deliver quality sound output, making it suitable for both practice and casual performances.

In summary, the Casio LK-40 is an excellent keyboard for beginners, boasting lighted keys, diverse tones, built-in rhythms, and user-friendly features. Its compact design and MIDI capabilities further enhance its versatility, making it a perfect companion for learning, practice, and creative expression in music.
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