Pedal Setting, Panel Memory Mode | Technics SX-PR54/M manual

Part IX	Control
Outline of Control
functions	FADE	RHYTHM GROUP	SOUND GROUP
functions	DEMO		PANEL MEMORY
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Various settings related to the operation of this instrument are adjusted with the CONTROL functions.

1.Press the PROGRAM MENUS button to turn it on.

PROGRAM

MENUS

• The display looks similar to the following.

3.Select a function.

INITIAL

Return the settings and memories to the factory-preset status. (Refer to page 133.)

PEDAL SETTING

Various functions can be assigned to the soft pedal.

Control

2.Select CONTROL.

• The display looks similar to the following.

PANEL MEMORY MODE

Define which panel settings are stored when the PANEL MEMORY is used. (Refer to page 53.)

MUSIC STYLE ARRANGER MODE

Define which panel settings change by press- ing a FILL IN button when the MUSIC STYLE ARRANGER is used. (Refer to page 51.)

FADE IN/OUT SETTING

Settings related to the FADE IN/FADE OUT. (Refer to page 48.)

4.Follow the procedure to adjust the settings.

•While you are adjusting the settings, when the TEMPO/PROGRAM indicator is lit, it indicates that the TEMPO/PROGRAM is available for setting the current function.

5.When you have finished setting the functions, press the PROGRAM MENUS button to turn it off.

Pedal Setting

By assigning one of the many programmable functions to the soft pedal, you can then control the function during your performance just by pressing the pedal.

1. On the CONTROL MENU display, select	• The display looks similar to the following.
PEDAL SETTING.

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Technics SX-PR54/M operating instructions Pedal Setting, Panel Memory Mode, Music Style Arranger Mode, Fade IN/OUT Setting

Contents

SX-PR54/M Remove the connector cover How to replace the fuseBefore use Replace the fuse and close or attach the fuse cover FCC Warning This Unit is Intended for USE in Tropical Climates QQTG0701 QQTG0701 Important Safety Instructions Placement Installation location Power sourceWord about the power cord Handling the power cord Contents Supplied accessories Please check the supplied accessoriesMusic stand CD-ROM AC cord Controls and functions Piano StylistRhythm Group Fade IN/OUT Display FavoritesSequencer Record and play back your performance. Refer to Conductor Getting started Keyboard coverMusic Stand Play anywhere on the keyboard Playing the pianoIt on Select the desired type of piano sound Progressive Pianist Press the Progressive Pianist buttonProgressive Pianist button again See and listen to the demonstration Select a sound Sound Group or Piano Select the registration for a music style Press the Piano Stylist button to turn it onPress the Piano Styles button Use the GENRE/ERA/ALPHABET Button to select a style Automatic panel settings Intro & Ending 1 or 2 button Basic functions Record your performance Sequencer Press the Sequencer Reset Fill Play the song on the keyboard1 button Store your panel settings Panel Memory 1 to Save data on a floppy disk SaveSpecify a file number to save to Press the Save button Following data can be saved/loaded Load rhythm data from a Technics pattern disk Play back commercial song disks Direct PlayUse a the buttons below the display to select a song Press the Start button Volume balance About the displayNormal display Home Setting display Menu displayTEMPO/PROGRAM Exit Display Hold ContrastHelp Tion you wish to read Favorites Recall a Favorites display Part I Sounds and effects Overview of sounds NX SoundPart Select a sound Drawbar Setting Digital DrawbarSound Explorer Alphabet Other settings TremoloAbout foot marks Conductor RightLeft Pedals Split PointString resonance Adjust keyboard touch response Touch SensitivityPress the Program Menus button to turn it on Select Touch Sensitivity Type and parameter settings EffectsDigital Effect Multi Effect Reverb ChorusBrilliance MIC Reverb & Effect Type setting Press and hold the TECHNI-CHORDbutton For a few secondsUse the , , , buttons to select the har Mony style Orchestrator Part II Playing the rhythm Overview of rhythm performance Selecting rhythmsRhythm and accompaniment pattern Rhythm and Style Metronome Start the rhythmVariation Ronome Mode setting IntroCount Intro Fill Auto Play Chord EndingHow the Auto Play Chord works Playing chords How to use the Auto Play Chord APC Hold APC Volume Left HoldMemory On Bass Press the Auto Play CHORD’s Mode but- ton to turn it on Select an Auto Play Chord modeChord Finder Break function Fade In/Fade Out FadeFade OUT Fade SET Sound Arranger One Touch PlayPlaying back the sounds Repeat steps 3 and 4 for the other parts as Desired Piano Styles Ensemble StylesPress the Piano Styles button Use the Group button the select a style Music Style Arranger mode Select a rhythm patternPress the Music Style Arranger button to turn it on How to store the panel settings Assign a name to the bank/memoryBank View Recall the panel setup Panel Memory modeExpand Mode Filter Normal Sequencer features Popular featuresPart III Sequencer Outline of the Sequencer Memory capacity Sequencer menu Record & EditCopy & Paste Range Edit Summary of the Sequencer menu items Record & EditCopy & Paste Range Edit Sequencer parts Left LFT Recording procedure Press the Sequencer Reset Fill in 1 buttonEasy Record Playback Use the TEMPO/PROGRAM to adjust Recording tempo Realtime Record Cycle Record Program Menus button Multi-track recording Adjusting the playback tempo Sequencer PlayIf you want to playback a song starting from a Number Sequencer Volume Cycle PlayMedley Specify the order of songs in the medley Naming Panel WriteUse the buttons below the display to assign a Name Write Song Select Punch RecordSong Select Use the Song Select and buttons to Select a song Step Record Auto Punch RecordPunch-in measure Correct the performance Use the Meas ∧ and ∨ buttons to select Measure RestERS BAL Store a chord progression Example of storing a chord progression Record Correct the recorded chord progression Store a rhythm progression Track ClearSTART/STOP Rhythm Variation Count INTRO, INTRO, Fill Ending Track Assign Presets Track Assign Quantize Quantize Song Clear Track ClearClear Track Clear Repeat steps 4 to 6 to continue editing Inserting note data Drum Edit Cycle PlayDrum Edit Copy and paste the recorded data Select the functionSong Copy Track Copy Track Merge Measure CopyMeasure Erase Measure Insert Measure Delete Changing the note position etc. of the recorded data APC to SMF ConvertUse the APC ∧ and ∨ buttons to select Use the TR and buttons to select Track you wish to convert ADVANCE/DELAY Velocity ChangeTranspose Part IV Composer Outline of the Composer Rhythm components which can be storedComposer menu Select Composer Simple recording method Summary of the Composer menu itemsComposer Simple recording method Create a completely new rhythm Prepare to record KEY Setting AC1-5ACCOMPButton functions Part Setting Chord Modify Change Playback While you are recording, press the Step Record button Measure Edit Select the function you wish to editPart Pattern Copy Pattern CopyPattern Copy SEQ to Composer Copy Copying individual partsUse the page ∧ and ∨ buttons to select 2/2 Copying to. Refer to Backup Part V Disk Drive Outline of the Disk Drive functionInternal memory and Disk Drive Main parts of the Disk Drive Using commercial song disks Playback of commercial song disksGeneral Midi Level 2 GM2 Outline of the procedure Disk in USEDisk in USE About the menu Loading data LoadLoad Option Single Load SMF Load Composer Load Adjusting the playback tempo Display during playback Direct PlayPlay GM2 General Midi Level NX NX Sound Song Medley Medley PlaySelect the order of files in the medley Sngs Songs 1 to 10 from each Song are played in a medley Saving data DisksSave Technics Format Save Option SMF FormatSequencer Song Save Select a function and follow the procedure to Execute it Disk managementDisk Tools Rename Set the automatic display when a disk is inserted Preferences Part VI Sound Outline of the Sound Word about partsSummary of the Sound menu items Selecting an attribute Original Tuning Vibrato DelayMONO/POLY Mode EQ LOW Mixer Edit Mixer Master Tuning Settings for each keyOriginal tuning Key Scaling APC Reverb Setting Reverb SettingSound Load Option Load Option Tone Control Summary of the Reverb & Effect menu items Part Viii Sound Edit Outline of the Sound Edit Select Sound EditSummary of the Sound Edit menu items Easy Edit Tone EditAbout tones Easy Edit items Tone Select KEY LayerTone Copy Tone Dynamics Velocity LayerRepeat steps 2 to 4 for the other tones, as Desired Range Pitch Edit KEY Shift & DetunePitch Envelope Touch & KEY Follow Pitch Envelope Filter Edit Filter & EqualizerTouch & KEY Follow Equalizer Filter Envelope Filter Envelope Touch & KEY Follow Amplitude Edit LevelEnvelope Envelope Touch & KEY Follow LFO Edit LFO Effect Edit Controller EditEffect Controller Procedure EnableDisable Store the new sound Pedal Setting Pedal SettingPanel Memory Mode Music Style Arranger Mode Drawbar Favorites Setting Language SettingPart X Customize Outline of Customize functions Disk Preferences Display Time Out Midi Setting Load Option Use these settings when GM2 mode onData Protection Load Midi Parameters? From Registration file Part XI Midi What is MIDI? Midi terminalsConnection examples Midi channels Summary of the Midi menu items Right Left Part OFFPart Control OFF OFF Bass Control Messages Realtime Messages Common Setting Mode Setting Input/output Setting Midi Presets Storing user settingsRecalling the User settings Auto Octave Shift Output Use the ∧ and ∨ buttons to select a mode Computer ConnectionPuter Connection Interface Power on settings InitializeInitial AUX Line OUTUSB Midi Assembly Symptoms which appear to be signs of trouble Phenomenon Remedy 137 Error messages ContentsSequencer Data Because the computer port switch is Set to MIDI. Please turn the power offSet the switch to the desired setting Turn the power back on Index 140 Specifications Functions Easy COMPOSER, Pattern CopySEQ to Composer COPY, Load Single Composer 142 Outline of Midi functions Following kinds of data can be transmitted/receivedProgram Change Control Change Musical Instrument Products Limited Warranty For U.S.A Se0503S0