Program Change Number Mapping, Rhythm Style List | Kawai CE200

8. APPENDICES

PROGRAM CHANGE NUMBER MAPPING

				Multi-Timbral mode
Sound Button		Sound Name	Off, On 1			On 2
Sound Button		Sound Name	Off, On 1			On 2
			Prog #	Bank MSB		Bank LSB		Prog #
			Prog #	Bank MSB		Bank LSB		Prog #

PIANO	1	Concert Grand	1	121		0		1

	2	Studio Grand	2	121		1		1
	3	Mellow Grand	3	121		2		1

ELECTRIC PIANO	1	Classic E.Piano	4	121		0		5
	2	Modern E.P.	5	121		0		6
DRAWBAR	1	Jazz Organ	6	121		0		18

	2	Drawbar Organ	7	121		0		17
CHURCH ORGAN	1	Church Organ	8	121		0		20
	2	Diapason	9	95		7		20

STRINGS	1	String Ensemble	10	121		0		49
	2	Slow Strings	11	95		1		45
HARPSI & MALLETS	1	Harpsichord	12	121		0		7

	2	Harpsichord Oct	13	121		1		7
	3	Vibraphone	14	121		0		12
CHOIR & PAD	1	Choir	15	121		0		53

	2	New Age Pad	16	121		0		89
	3	Atmosphere	17	121		0		100
BASS & GUITAR	1	Wood Bass	18	121		0		33

	2	Electric Bass	19	121		0		34
	3	Finger Nylon Gt.	20	95		4		25

RHYTHM STYLE LIST

		1.	8 Beat 1	11.	Ballad 2	21.	Waltz
		2.	8 Beat 2	12.	Light Ride 1	22.	Motown 1

		3.	16 Beat 1	13.	Light Ride 2	23.	Motown 2

		4.	16 Beat 2	14.	Smooth Beat	24.	Ride Swing

		5.	16 Beat 3	15.	Slow Jam	25.	H.H. Swing

		6.	Ride Beat 1	16.	Funky Beat	26.	Jazz Waltz

		7.	Ride Beat 2	17.	Disco	27.	H.H. Bossa Nova

	Appendices	8.	Rock Beat	18.	8 Shuffle	28.	Mambo

		9.	Surf Rock	19.	Triplet	29.	Light Samba
		9.	Surf Rock	19.	Triplet	29.	Light Samba

		10.	Ballad 1	20.	Triplet Ballad	30.	Surdo Samba

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Kawai CE200 manual Program Change Number Mapping, Rhythm Style List

Contents

CE200 Page Important Safety Instructions Indicates a potential hazard that could result in injury Instruction for AC power cord U.K Declaration of Conformity Parts Provided Thank YOU for Purchasing a Kawai Digital PianoRead ME First Side Panel a Pcs Back Board B Pedal Board C Bottom View Pedal Unit Fasten the main unit and the stand with four screws D Attaching the Headphone Hook Piano Music Jacks Supplying AC Power Assembling the Stand Playing the Piano Turning on the powerAdjust the volume level Pedals Selecting Another Preset Sound Playing with More SoundsPress the Sound Select button under the name About Polyphony Value Buttons Selecting Split Sounds Entering Four Hands ModeFour Hands Mode Changing the Split Point Changing Split Point Exiting Four Hands ModeSelecting Sounds in Four Hands Mode Octave Shift for the Lower Section To ADD Reverb To ADD Other Effects Mellow VoicingNormal Dynamic Rhythm Metronome Starting the MetronomeChanging the Time Signature Metronome Adjusting the Metronome Volume Recorded Information Basics of the RecorderTWO-TRACK THREE-SONG Recorder Sound selection Pedal movements Recording Capacity Recording Another SongRecording REC Button Recorder and Metronome Press the PLAY/STOP button when you are finished recording Recording a Second Part Playing Back a Song PLAY/STOP Button Status of Song and PartPlaying Back the Parts Separately Press the PLAY/STOP button again to stop play back Erasing a Song Usingthe PLAY/STOP Buttonto Start RecordingErasing ALL the Songs Start flashing Piano Music Selecting the Touch Sensitivity Touch Button User Touch Transposing the Piano Transpose Button User Memory / Factory Reset TuningMulti Timbral Mode Brilliance Damper Resonance TuningBrilliance Use the Value buttons to raise or lower the pitch String Resonance Press the Piano button while holding down the TouchAbout String Resonance Temperament Brief Explanation of TemperamentsEqual Temperament Piano only Werckmeister III Temperament Kirnberger III Temperament Pythagorean TemperamentMeantone Temperament Equal Temperament Flat KEY Signature of Temperament Lower Octave Shift Local Control ON/OFF Midi ChannelSending Program Change Numbers Use the Value buttons to change the channel number Multi-Timbral On On1 and On2 MULTI-TIMBRAL Mode ON/OFFTransmit Program Change ON/OFF Multi-Timbral Off Then use the Value buttons to turn them on and off Channel MuteLower Pedal ON/OFF Can not be selected Layer Octave Shift Layer DynamicsLayer Octave Shift can be set between -2 to Factory Reset User Memory / Factory ResetFollowing settings can be saved Damper Hold Function Buttons Midi Jacks What is MIDI?Understanding Midi Midi Channel Bass Changing Transmitting Channel Using the CE200 Piano AS ControllerMidi Connection Electric Piano button while holding down the Touch Audio Connection Now You’re ready to playProgram Change Local Control Buttons Using the CE200 Piano AS a MULTI-TIMBRAL Sound Module MULTI-TIMBRAL Mode Using Midi About a USB Driver Windows XP / Me usersWindows 2000 / 98SE users Macintosh OS X users Users of Macintosh OS9 or earlier Line OUT Jacks Bottom View Jacks Program Change Number Mapping Rhythm Style List Piano Music List Front Panel Sound Demo Song List Specifications Midi Exclusive Data Format Midi Implementation Chart Kawai Digital Piano Model CE200 Eng