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Advance/Delay
Press the Sequencer Reset Fill
Supplied accessories
Setup by music style
Recording procedure
Adjust the tempo
Original Tuning
Backup
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SX-KN2400 SX-KN2600
Before use
How to replace the fuse
For United Kingdom and Republic of Ireland
Following Applies only U.S.A. and Canada
FCC Warning
QQTG0692
Placement
Important Safety Instructions
Handling the power cord
Installation location
Power source
Word about the power cord
Contents
Part
Midi
Supplied accessories
Music stand CD-ROM AC cord SD Card KN2600
Pitch Bend
Rhythm Group
Music Stylist
Auto Play Chord
Sound Group
Display
Transpose
Effect
Controls and functions KN2600
Raise or lower the key of the entire keyboard. Refer to
Getting started
Playing
See and listen to the demonstration
Add effects
Direct Play
Play back commercial song disks
Audio Play
Play back SD cards
Press the Music Stylist button to Turn it on
Effect
Press the Auto Play CHORD’s
Press the Auto Play CHORD’s OFF/ON button to turn it on
TEMPO/PROGRAM
Intro & Ending
Panel Memory 1 to
Store your panel settings
Record your performance
Play the song on the keyboard
Press the Sequencer Reset Fill
Save data on an SD card KN2600
Following data can be saved/loaded
Recall data from an SD card
Composer memory Memory
About the display
Volume balance
Normal display Home
Other PARTS/TR
Menu display
Example of menu display Program Menus
Display Hold
Setting display
TEMPO/PROGRAM
Exit
Help
Favorites
Recall a Favorites display
Right 1, Right 2, Left
Part I Sounds and effects Overview of sounds and effects
NX Sound
Part
Select a sound
Selecting sounds
Alphabet
Formance Pads Drawbar Setting
Digital Drawbar
Sound Explorer
Tremolo
Other settings
Change the sound type
Percussive Tone
Conductor
Assigning parts to the keyboard
Customized split point
Split Point
Sustain
Effects
Digital Effect
Multi Effect
Type and parameter settings
Effect Edit
Chorus
Reverb
MIC
Pitch Bend
Controller
Modulation KN2600
Transpose
Techni-chord
Type setting
Orchestrator
Style
Part II Playing the rhythm Overview of rhythm performance
Rhythm and accompaniment pattern
Rhythm and Style
Select a rhythm
Selecting rhythms
Variation
Synchronized start
Adjust the tempo
Start the rhythm
Normal start
Fill
Playing the rhythm
Intro
Count Intro
Ending
Auto Play Chord
How the Auto Play Chord works
APC Hold
Playing chords
Memory
How to use the Auto Play Chord
Press the Auto Play CHORD’s Mode but
Example of how to play a Basic One-Finger accompaniment
OFF
Press the Auto Play CHORD’s Mode but- ton to turn it on
Left Hold
Chord Finder
Break function
Select an Auto Play Chord mode
Fade
Fade In/Fade Out
Fade OUT
Fade
Fade SET
Fade OUT
Playing back the sounds
Sound Arranger
One Touch Play
Setup by music style
Music Stylist
Setup by alphabetical order
Setup by era
Press the Music Style Arranger button to turn it on
Music Style Arranger
Panel Memory
Music Style Arranger mode
Rhythm
Sound & Rhythm
Panel Memory
How to store the panel settings
Bank View
Assign a name to the bank/memory
Recall the panel setup
Next Bank
Expand
Panel Memory mode
Expand Mode Filter
Normal
Solo
Part III Performance Pads Playing phrases
Bank
Auto Setting
Copying phrases
Phrase Copy
SEQ to PAD Copy
Compile
Record a phrase
Instant
Play Setting
Chord Step Record
Synchro
Memory capacity
Sequencer features
Popular features
Part IV Sequencer Outline of the Sequencer
Range Edit
Sequencer menu
Record & Edit
Copy & Paste
Range Edit
Summary of the Sequencer menu items
Record & Edit
Copy & Paste
Left LFT
Sequencer parts
Playback
Recording procedure
Press the Sequencer Reset Fill in 1 button
Easy Record
Realtime Record
Program Menus button
Multi-track recording
Cycle Record
Sequencer Play
Adjusting the playback tempo
Medley
Cycle Play
Name
Punch Record
Song Select
Punch Record
Song Select
Auto Punch Record
Record
Step Record
Control data
Storing control data
Correcting the data
Performance data Sound data
Store a chord progression
Chord data
Correct the recorded chord progression
Track Clear
Ending Tempo changes
Store a rhythm progression
START/STOP
Count INTRO, INTRO, Fill
Track Assign
Track Assign Presets
Quantize
Quantize
Track Clear
Song Clear
Track Clear
Clear
Inserting note data
Edit
Cycle Play
Drum Edit
Drum Edit
Inserting Drums data
Track Copy
Copy and paste the recorded data
Select the function
Song Copy
Measure Copy
Track Merge
Control
Measure Erase
Measure Delete
ALL
APC to SMF Convert
Measure Insert
Start Measure
Changing the note position etc. of the recorded data
Transpose
Velocity Change
SD Audio Synchro KN2600
ADVANCE/DELAY
Rhythm components which can be stored
Part V Composer Outline of the Composer
Poser Memory
Simple recording method
Composer menu
Summary of the Composer menu items
Composer
Easy Composer
Simple recording method
Create a completely new rhythm
Prepare to record
KEY Setting
Button functions
AC1-5ACCOMP
Chord Modify Change
Part Setting
Memory button
Playback
Select the function you wish to edit
Measure Edit
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Copying individual parts
Pattern Copy
Pattern Copy
Pattern Copy
SEQ to Composer Copy
SEQ to Composer Copy
Performance
Backup
Internal memory and Disk Drive
Main parts of the Disk Drive
Playback of commercial song disks
Using commercial song disks
General Midi Level 2 GM2
About the menu
Outline of the procedure
Disk in USE
Disk in USE
Load
Loading data
Load Option
Single
Single Load
SMF Load
GM2 General Midi Level NX NX Sound
Direct Play
Composer Load
Play
Medley Play
Display during playback
Song
Song Medley
Technics Format
Saving data
Disks
Save
Save Option
Technics Format
SMF Format
Sequencer Song Save
Format
Disk management
Disk Tools
Rename
Disk Drive KN2400
Preferences
Set the automatic display when a disk is inserted
Play an SD card
Outline of the procedure
Part VII SD Card KN2600 Outline of the SD card
Management inner memory data
SD in USE
Removing the SD card
SD Menu
Folder
SD Load
Folder
Alphabet Number
Part
PREV. TEC → NX
SD-SOUND Load SMF
ALL Repeat
SD-Audio Play
Song Repeat
SD-Sound Play
Playlist
Playlist
Playlist type
Playlist Edit
User List
SD Song Medley
Medley
ALL Song
SD-SOUND SMF Format
SD-SOUND SMF Format
AT a NEW Location
AT Cursor Location
Recalling the Favorite Songs display
Create an album of your favorite songs
Favorite Songs
Songs
SD-SOUND Tools Song Delete
SD card management
SD Tools
Tech Tools Song Delete
Select Method
Set the priority of displays
SD Preferences
Erences
Performance Pads part
Part Viii Sound Outline of the Sound
Summary of the Sound menu items
Word about parts
Selecting an attribute
Chorus
Original Tuning
Reverb
Digital Effect
Attack Time
Vibrato Delay
MONO/POLY Mode
Filter Resonance
Mixer
Edit Mixer
Settings for each key
Master Tuning
Key Scaling
Sound Load Option
Original tuning
Load Option
Reverb Setting
APC Reverb Setting
Sound Load Option
Part IX Reverb & Effect Outline
Summary of the Reverb & Effect menu items
MIC Reverb & Effect
Tone Control
Main Volume
Tone Control
Summary of the Sound Edit menu items
Part X Sound Edit Outline of the Sound Edit
Easy Edit items
Easy Edit
About tones
Tone Edit
Tone Select
Tone Copy
KEY Layer
Pedal
Chord
Tone Dynamics
Velocity Layer
Pitch Envelope
Pitch Edit
KEY Shift & Detune
Keyboard Octave
Filter & Equalizer
Filter Edit
Thru
Filter Envelope
Touch & KEY Follow
Equalizer
Tude
Amplitude Edit
Filter Envelope Touch & KEY Follow
Level
Envelope Touch & KEY Follow
Envelope
Long
LFO
LFO Edit
Effect
Effect Edit
Effect
Controller
Procedure
Controller Edit
Store the new sound
Select a new sound
Part XI Control Outline of Control functions
Panel Memory Mode
Music Style Arranger Mode
Fade IN/OUT Setting
Overall Touch Sensitivity
Foot Switch OFF
Foot Controllers
EXPRESS. Pedal Total Expression
Drawbar
Disk Preferences KN2400
Favorites Setting
Language Setting
Part XII Customize Outline of Customize functions
Display Time Out
Data Protection
Midi Setting Load Option
Midi Setting Load Option
Use these settings when GM2 mode on
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Part Xiii Midi What is MIDI?
Midi terminals
Connection examples
Control Change
Midi channels
Following kinds of data can be transmitted/received
Program Change
Summary of the Midi menu items
Outline of Midi functions
Chord OFF
Setting
Right Left Part OFF Control
Bass OFF
Realtime Messages
Control Messages
Common Setting
Input/output Setting
Mode Setting
Midi Presets
Puter Connection
Storing user settings
Recalling the User settings
Computer Connection
Initial
Initialize
SWING, Ballroom & Show and Latin
About the performance data
SZ-E2 SZ-P1 Expression Pedal Foot Switch PLUG-IN feature
Separately sold options
Back panel terminals
Terminals
Phenomenon Remedy
Symptoms which appear to be signs of trouble
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Contents
Error messages
Sequencer Data
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Index
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Functions Pattern COPY, SEQ to Composer Copy
Specifications
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For U.S.A
Musical Instrument Products Limited Warranty
Memo
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