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IBM PS1500 User Guide, Modifying The Parameter Values, Modifying parameters with the DIAL

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MODIFYING THE PARAMETER VALUES

Data Entry

MODIFYING THE PARAMETER VALUES

The value or status of a selected parameter can be changed with the Dial. For On/Off situations, the corresponding Function button toggles be- tween the two states. In many situations, the Slid- ers F1…F8 can be used to change parameter values without having to select the parameter beforehand. In Edit situations, the bottom LED indicator of the Sliders F1…F8 turns on to shows that the Sliders are enabled as Data Entry devic- es.

Modifying parameters with the DIAL

Change the values of the selected parameter by rotating the DIAL. In normal playing conditions, the DIAL is active for real time Tempo changes, while in Edit situations, it enters data continually: clockwise rotation increases while counter-clock- wise rotation decreases.

Modifying On/Off parameters with the Function button

If the parameter is an On/Off function, toggle between the two states with the corresponding Function button after selecting the parameter.

For example, the Local Off parameter setting of the tracks in the page shown opposite can be toggled between ON and OFF by pressing the corresponding Function button repeatedly.

Modifying parameters with the Sliders

In most Edit situations, the Sliders F1…F8 acti- vate as data entry devices for the parameters that correspond to the function buttons F1…F8.

In such cases, the Sliders intervene directly on the corresponding parameter without having to select the parameter beforehand.

1/2 MIDI CHANNEL: [CHANNEL]

[Tk08]

10 02 03 04 05 06 07 08

MIDI: MIDI Channel page. Assign a different MIDI channel to the selected track using the DIAL.

4/5 GENERAL: [PEDAL 1]

P1=Soft P2=Sosten P3=Damper

Edit General Pedal page: Pedal 1 functions selected with the Dial

1/1 MIDI:SECTION LOCAL (On/Off)						On	[Tk08]
On	On	On	On	On	On	On		On
F1	F2	F3	F4	F5	F6		F7	F8

	MIDI: Section Local Off page	ON	Off
	showing On/Off parameters

2/2 MIXER:PAN						[Tk08]
C=00 C=00 C=00 Mute L=24 C=00 R=31 C=00
			ACCOMPANIMENT
DRUMS	BASS	ACCOMP.1	ACCOMP.2	ACCOMP. 3	LOWER	UPPER 2	UPPER 1
							MAX
							MIN
F1	F2	F3	F4	F5	F6	F7	F8

MIXER: Pan page. Use the sliders to change the pan settings without selecting the corresponding parameter

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IBM PS1500 owner manual User Guide, Modifying The Parameter Values, Modifying parameters with the DIAL, Data Entry

Contents

Cod U.S.EnglishSAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONSFEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION Stock Code USER GUIDE ContentsContents 5 The Styles ii Contents4 Sounds & Presets 6 DiskREFERENCE GUIDE ContentsRegulating the Mic/Line signal iv ContentsAPPENDIX Play all Songs 20. RestoreMULTIMEDIA FACILITIES How to use the manualCONGRATULATIONS IntroductionSPECIFICATIONS ii IntroductionSampling Updateable Operating System OS from floppy diskIntroduction KaraokeIMPORTANT INFORMATION iv IntroductionIMPORTANT PRELIMINARY NOTES SYSTEM RESETHOLD Introductionvi Introduction 7. Songs & MIDI Files 8 Song/Styles 4 Sounds & Presets 5 Styles 6. Disk1 Guick Guide 2 Layouts 3 Basic concepts 9 Digital Effects 10 MIDIUser Guide GENERAL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONSQuick guide POWER UP AND GET TO KNOW THE BASICS1 Quick Guide 1 2 User Guide THE INITIAL STATUS DEFAULTADJUSTING THE GENERAL VOLUME 1.Press SINGLE TOUCH PLAY PLAY WITH AUTO ACCOMPANIMENT STYLESQuick guide 3.Select a Style14 User Guide 5.Play a different chordQuick guide Demo StyleLISTEN TO THE DEMO STYLES Demo Style3.Select a Song by rotating the DIAL Multimedia16 User Guide MultimediaMultimedia Quick guide8.Press TEXT in the Song Edit section SONG EDIT1.Press the GRAND PIANO button 18 User GuideSELECTING INSTRUMENT SOUNDS 2.Press a SOUND GROUPS buttonSelecting instrument sounds Quick guide4.Repeat step 2 and listen to other Sounds 110 User Guide 2.Select the Preset called “GrandP”SELECTING THE PROGRAMMABLE PRE- SETS 3.Play on the keyboard5.Press the LOWER activator Quick guide4.Press the UPPER 2 activator Observations112 User Guide 2.Select the setting requiredPLAY THE PROGRAMMABLE PADS CHANGE THE TOUCH SENSITIVITYPLAY WITH EFFECTS OR BYPASS THEM Quick guide2.Press a deactivated button BypassSOFT SOSTENUTO DAMPER PLAY WITH HEADPHONESPLAY WITH THE PEDALS 114 User GuideQuick guide 2.Press the PAGE+/BANK button once1 16 User Guide Clear the keyboard transpose settingTRANSPOSE THE INSTRUMENT SEMI- TONES 2.Press PLAY ALL SONGS Play All SongsQuick guide Play all Songs1 18 User Guide Song Play - Direct from Diska b a 2.Press the DISK buttonQuick guide Recording a Song/Style Recording a Song/Style120 User Guide 6.Start playing after the one bar lead Quick guide4.Press RECORD in the Sequencer Recording a Song/Style 1 22 User GuideSave the Song/Style to disk BUTTONS WITHOUT LEDS 2 Front & Rear PanelBUTTONS WITH LEDS Front & Rear panelFront panel powerkeyboardalphanumeric configuration Stereo Headphones control panelFront & Rear panel Control panelleft section VOLUMEControl panel central section24 User Guide PROGRAMMABLE PRESETS Control panel right sectionFront & Rear panel SOUND GROUPS26 User Guide 1. VOLUME SLIDERSFront Panel buttons & controls 2. ACCOMPANIMENT SLIDERS11. PAGE+/BANK+, PAGE-/BANK Front & Rear panel10. DISPLAY CONTRAST 12. THE DISPLAY28 User Guide 28. PROGRAMMABLE PRESETS30. STORE PRESET 23. SOUND GROUPSFront & Rear panel Rear PanelRear Panel model with Speakers box 2. COMPUTER 2 10 User Guide1. AUDIO/VIDEO INTERFACE 3. MIDI3 Basic concepts STYLE/PRESET MODEPLAY MODES STYLE/PRESET, SONG/ STYLE & SONG Basic conceptsSONG/STYLE MODE Style lockSingle Touch Play 32 User GuideProgrammable Presets Real Time PRESETSGrand Piano preset SONG MODESong Preset Style PresetSong/Style Preset The Presets via MIDI?Basic concepts TRACKSSOUNDS Rom-SoundEDIT MODES 3 6 User GuideOUTPUT POWER SUPPLYConnections PEDALSCOMPUTER Right/M, Left + VolumeINPUT 3 8 User GuideAUDIO/VIDEO INTERFACE HEADPHONESSPEAKERS Basic conceptsThe main display The Display3 10 User Guide Selection windowsThe Display RECORD WINDOWSBasic concepts USER MESSAGES AND WARNINGS EDIT PAGES312 User Guide The DisplayBasic concepts 3 Data EntryNAVIGATING Data EntryModifying parameters with the DIAL 314 User GuideMODIFYING THE PARAMETER VALUES Modifying parameters with the SlidersBasic concepts INSERTING ALPHANUMERIC DATAInserting measures ENTER/ESCAPE3 16 User Guide THE SOUNDS AND TRACKS 4 Sounds & PresetsSounds & Presets FULL MODE4 2 User Guide KEYBOARD ACTIVATORSWAYS OF SELECTING SOUNDS Keyboard Activators1.Press one of the SELECT buttons Sounds & Presets 4Selecting Single Sounds Assign a Sound to a keyboard track44 User Guide 5.Play on the keyboardSelecting Single Sounds Sounds & PresetsAssigning a Sound to the GRAND PIANO preset Selecting Presets Selecting Presets46 User Guide USE PAGE+/BANK+ AND PAGE-/BANK TO SELECT THE PRESETSSounds & Presets 1.Press PAGE+/BANK+ select the next Preset48 User Guide THE GRAND PIANO PRESETSelect Grand Piano in Preset mode Select Grand Piano in Style mode1.Press DISPLAY HOLD Sounds & Presets2/3/4 3.Select an itemHOW THE SOUNDS ARE ARRANGED How to Program Presets4 10 User Guide Programming the PresetsASSIGNING SOUNDS TO TRACKS Sounds & Presets1.Press PRESET in the EDIT section 3.Press a SOUND GROUPS buttonAssigning Sounds to tracks 412 User GuideSTORE 6 PRESET The new situation is permanently memorizedTo change the status of the keyboard tracks Sounds & PresetsCHANGING THE TRACK STATUS Changing the Track statusChanging the Track status 414 User GuideThe Song/Style tracks correspond to tracks The Song tracks correspond to tracks1.Press and hold EASY PLAY/SPLIT Sounds & PresetsCHANGING THE KEYBOARD MODE display shows an appropriate timeout warn 4 16 User Guide4.Press ESCAPE to close the window Each Preset can store a different configuraSounds & Presets Lock the mixer setting for all Presets1.Press PRESET in the EDIT section 4 18 User GuideTRANSPOSING THE TRACKS BY SEMITONES 5.Escape «Edit Preset» by pressing ESCAPEHow to Store Presets Sounds & Presets4 20 User Guide 1.Press STORE PRESETSAVING CHANGES TO THE CURRENT PRE- SET Store PresetStore Preset Sounds & Presets1.Press STORE PRESET 3.Press ENTER to confirm, or ESCAPE to cancel4 22 User Guide CHANGE THE NAME OF A PRESET1.Press PRESET. in the EDIT section Store PresetRestore Preset RESTORING THE ORIGINAL PRESET SET- TINGSSounds & Presets The display shows “Restore Original Preset”4 24 User Guide THE STYLE DISPLAY 5 The StylesABOUT PS1500 STYLES StylesSelecting Styles Selecting Styles52 User Guide 1.Turn off SINGLE TOUCH PLAY Select Presets to recall StylesStyles 5 4 User Guide SELECT A STYLE WITH THE PROGRAM- MABLE PRESETS3.Select a Preset 1.Deactivate STYLE LOCKTo view the Accompaniment tracks The Accompaniment tracksStyles Auto Accompaniment tracksKEY START/CONTINUE The Style ControlsSTART/STOP 5 6 User GuideENDING To vary the TempoINTRO THE DIAL TEMPOFILL , FILL, FILL /TAP TEMPO Variation, Fill, Style LockVARIATION 1,2,3,4 STYLE LOCKPIANO STYLE The Accompaniment sectionEASY PLAY / SPLIT StylesLOWER MEMORY MEMORYMIXER LOCK TEMPO LOCKC dim One Finger ChordsC major C maj71.Press and hold PIANO STYLE MODIFYING THE CHORD RECOGNITION MODES512 User Guide Modifying the Chord Recognition modeChanging the Split Point CHANGING THE SPLIT POINTStyles 5 14 User Guide SINGLE TOUCH PLAYHARMONY On/Off1.Press HARMONY TYPE How to select a Harmony Type optionStyles 1.Activate SINGLE TOUCH PLAY SELECTING PROGRAMMABLE PRESETS DURING STYLE PLAY516 User Guide 2.Activate STYLE LOCK6. Play freely 8.Select other Programmable PresetsStyles 518 User Guide Examples Selecting Presets during Style play1.Select a Style MUTE ONE OR MORE ACCOMPANIMENT TRACKSStyles 2.Deactivate tracks 3, 4 and1.Select a Style CHANGING STYLE WITHOUT STOPPING THE ACCOMPANIMENT5 20 User Guide FILL6.Play freely with the new Style Styles4. Play normally 7.Press FILL, INTRO or ENDING522 User Guide Tempo SAVE THE TEMPO TO A PRESET4.Press STORE PRESET to save the Preset StylesRestore Preset 5 24 User GuideRESTORING THE ORIGINAL PRESET SET- TINGS The display shows “Restore Original Preset”