MSB LSB Bass | Kawai CP117 specs

			Bank					Bank					Bank
Category	Sound Name	Prog	MSB	LSB	Category	Sound Name	Prog	MSB	LSB	Category	Sound Name	Prog	MSB	LSB
BASS	Acoustic Bass	33	95	2	SYNTH	Classic Synth	82	121	0	SPECIALTY	Strumming Ac Gtr	26	121	0
	Electric Bass	34	95	1		Classic Synth 2	82	121	1		Strumming Ac Gtr 2	25	121	0
	Finger Bass	34	121	0		Square	81	121	0		Picking Ac Gtr	25	121	0
	Pick Bass	35	121	0		Sine	81	121	2		Picking Ac Gtr 2	26	121	0
	Fretless Bass	36	121	0		Chiff	84	121	0		Mandolin	26	121	2
	Ac Bass & Ride	33	95	1		Bass & Lead	88	121	0		Banjo	106	121	0
	Slap Bass	37	121	0		Wire Lead	85	121	1		Picking Banjo	106	121	0
	Synth Bass	39	121	0		Crystal	99	121	0		Harmonica	23	121	0
	Synth Bass 2	40	121	0		Rain Pad	97	121	0		Whistle	79	121	0
	Attack Bass	40	121	3		Analog Brass	63	121	2		Strumming Elec Gtr	28	121	2
	Acoustic Bass 2	33	121	0		Classic Synth 3	82	121	3		Picking Elec Gtr	27	121	0
	Finger Slap Bass	34	121	1		Fifth	87	121	0		Pick/Strum Gtr	26	121	1
	Warm Synth Bass	39	121	1		Square 2	81	121	1		Pick/Strum Gtr 2	26	121	0
	Clavi Bass	39	121	3		Sequenced Analog	82	121	4		Strumming Mandolin	26	121	2
	Hammer Bass	39	121	4		Charang	85	121	0		Strumming Banjo	106	121	0
	Elec Bass & Ride	34	95	2		Lead	82	121	2		Blues Harmonica	23	95	2
	Slap Bass 2	38	121	0		Soft Wire Lead	88	121	1		Wah Harmonica	23	95	1
	Synth Bass 3	39	121	2		Echo Bell	103	121	1		Wah Harmonica 2	23	95	3
	Synth Bass 4	40	121	1		Caliope	83	121	0		Fiddle	111	121	0
	Rubber Bass	40	121	2		Analog Brass 2	64	121	2		Slow Fiddle	111	95	1
	Octave Fretless	36	95	1		Multi Sweep	96	95	1		Accordion	22	121	1
	Poly Synth Bass	39	95	1		Warm Sweep	96	95	2		French Accordion	22	121	0
	Clavi Bass 2	39	95	2		Bowed 2	93	95	1		Tango Accordion	24	121	0
	Ac Bass & Piano	33	95	3		Saw Pad	82	95	3		French Accordion 2	22	95	1
	Elec Bass & Piano	34	95	3		Big Saw	82	95	1		Accordion 2	22	95	2
	Acoustic Bass 3	33	95	4		Octave Saw	82	95	2		Celtic Harp	47	121	1
	Acoustic Bass 4	33	95	5		Clean Square	81	95	1		Dulcimer	16	121	0
						Square Lead	81	95	3		Mellow Mandolin	26	95	4
						Analog Brass 3	64	95	1		Whistlers	79	95	1
						Square Comp	89	95	5		Shakuhachi	78	121	0
						Square Pad	81	95	2		Sitar	105	121	0
						Goblin	102	121	0		Blown Bottle	77	121	0
											Koto	108	121	0
											Kalimba	109	121	0
											Ocarina	80	121	0
											Shamisen	107	121	0
											Sitar 2	105	121	1
											Shanai	112	121	0
											Taisho Koto	108	121	1
											Bag Pipe	110	121	0
											Euro Hit	56	121	3
											Bass Hit Plus	56	121	1

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Kawai CP117 manual MSB LSB Bass

Contents

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