Yamaha piano guide

CHAPTER 6: Other Settings

Vocal Harmony	Vocal Harmony
Type	Mode

Jazz Closed Cho	Vocoder

Jazz Women Cho	Vocoder

Ladies Quartet	Vocoder

Sing B+G	Vocoder

Barber shop	Vocoder

Jazz Mixed Cho	Vocoder

Dream Girls	Vocoder

Sing the Bass	Chromatic

Falsetto Duet	Vocoder

Falsetto Trio	Vocoder

Falsetto Dia	Vocoder

Fal A Capella	Vocoder

Falsetto Jazz	Vocoder

2 Unison Low	Vocoder

3 Unison Low	Vocoder

Diatonic Jazz	Vocoder

Diatonic Girl	Vocoder

A Capella Dia	Vocoder

Chordal XG	Vocoder

Karaoke Auto	Vocoder

Karaoke Mode	Vocoder

Karaoke Girl	Vocoder

Karaoke Pitch	Vocoder

2 Unison High	Vocoder

3 Unison High	Vocoder

Vocoder Auto Upper	Vocoder

Vocoder Auto Lower	Vocoder

DetuneXG	Detune

VocoderXG	Vocoder

Vocoder Mode Upper	Vocoder

Vocoder Mode Lower	Vocoder

Vocoder Girl Upper	Vocoder

Vocoder Girl Lower	Vocoder

Vocoder PitchUpper	Vocoder

Vocoder PitchLower	Vocoder

Vocal Harmony	Vocal Harmony
Type	Mode

ChromaticXG	Chromatic

Voice & Inst	Vocoder

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Yamaha piano manual Vocal Harmony Type Mode ChromaticXG Voice & Inst Vocoder

piano specifications

Yamaha pianos are renowned for their exceptional quality, rich sound, and innovative technologies, making them a popular choice among musicians and music enthusiasts. With a history dating back to 1887, Yamaha has continually evolved its piano designs to meet the needs of players across genres and skill levels.

One of the main features that sets Yamaha pianos apart is their diverse range of models, which includes acoustic, digital, and hybrid pianos. Acoustic pianos, such as the popular C-series grand pianos, are constructed with high-quality woods and materials, providing a traditional playing experience characterized by a rich tonal palette and impressive resonance. The YDP series of digital pianos incorporates advanced features while maintaining a traditional aesthetic, making them ideal for home use.

Yamaha's dedication to innovation is evident in its digital pianos, which boast cutting-edge technology. The Real Grand Expression (RGE) technology in premium models ensures an authentic touch and sound experience, closely mimicking that of an acoustic piano. The Graded Hammer Standard (GHS) action emulates the heavier touch of lower keys and lighter touch in higher keys, allowing players to develop proper finger technique.

Another notable technology found in Yamaha pianos is the Intelligent Acoustic Control (IAC), which optimizes sound output at various volume levels. This feature ensures that the piano sounds full and balanced whether played quietly or at concert levels. Additionally, the Acoustic Optimizer improves sound projection and tonal clarity, delivering a more immersive playing experience.

For those who seek an interactive learning experience, Yamaha integrates educational features in its digital models. The Smart Chord and Smart Pianist app allows users to explore new songs and practice effectively, making it easier for beginners to learn and understand music theory.

Yamaha pianos are also designed with durability and craftsmanship in mind. The use of premium materials and precise manufacturing processes ensures that each instrument not only sounds incredible but is built to last. This commitment to quality and performance makes Yamaha pianos a trusted choice for aspiring musicians and seasoned professionals alike.

Ultimately, whether you’re looking for an elegant acoustic instrument or a technologically advanced digital piano, Yamaha offers a wide selection that meets the needs of every player, combining tradition with innovation to create instruments that inspire creativity and passion for music.

Contents

Page Important Notice For the United Kingdom Special Message Section Important Safety Instructions Statements Regarding the Wireless LAN Card FCC Information U.S.A English Trademarks & Copyrights Introduction Important Precautions Iii Handling Rechargeable BatteryInterference Table of Contents Troubleshooting Other SettingsError Messages Screen Transition Diagrams Items Supplied with the Disklavier Getting StartedNames of Parts and Their Functions Media Center Getting Started Eject button Front Output jacks Center Getting Started Left side Power Supply Unit Central Signal Processor Getting Started Right side Pocket Controller Charge indicator amber Getting Started Rear Cradle Monitor Speakers LINE1/2 volume controls Screw the supplied screws into the nuts Setting Up the DisklavierInstalling the Media Center Screw the thumbscrews to secure the Monitor Speaker Installing the Monitor Speaker for the Mark IV Series onlyAttach the hanger to the bottom Monitor speaker Left Right Wiring the Disklavier Sensor Preparing the Pocket Controller Put the rechargeable battery into the battery compartment Setting up the Current Date and Time Initial Settings of the Pocket ControllerCalibrating the Touch Screen Tap on Date/Time in the PRC Menu screen Rebooting the Pocket Controller 10Reboot the Pocket ControllerAdding Your City to the Time Zone Drop Down List To correct the city selection, tap on Pairing the Pocket Controller and the Disklavier Resetting the Pocket Controller Handling Floppy Disks Basic Precautions for Using Floppy Disks and CDsWrite Protection Description of the Task Bar Available File Format Structure of Data Removable Media Getting Started To cancel the transposition, set the value to Song Playback FeaturesChanging the Playback Tempo Playing Back Songs in a Different Key Transposition Repeating Song Playback To cancel repeat mode, tap on in stepRepeating a Specific Section of a Song A-B Repeat Tap on Song screen Tap on the desired repeat mode, Then on To clear the registered point, tap on Playing Back Only Desired Piano PartTap on at the end of the section you want to repeat point B Utilizing the Play Lists Tap on the desired part to change its setting play or muteTap on to clear the Balance control screen Adding the Desired Song to the Play Lists Temporarily Changing the Voice of a Track To cancel this operation, tap onTap on After the completion Message appears Playing Back the Desired Songs in the Desired Order Tap on the desired voice name Tap on Voice Tapscreen.on once on the Song Editing TracksMix/Move/Copy Track Tap on the desired edit track option Button Transpose Track Delete Track Checking the Song Information Song-Info Screen Tap on / to adjust the transposition value, and then tap onChecking and Modifying the Song Information Modify the information Checking and Modifying the Song Information Song-Tag screen Entering Characters Tap on the title of the desired option Presetting Playback Control Options for Each Song Key notation SmartKey PlaybackFollow and play the prompt key Selecting the Part to Be Guided Video Synchronized Playback Tap on / to adjust the value of the desired option Piano Playing FeaturesPlaying the Disklavier along with the Internal Metronome Tap on in the Main screen Tapmetronome.onto start To complete Adding Expressive Effect to Your PlayTappart.on the voice name of the desired Setting up Harmony Mode Adding Chords to a Melody Line Harmony Mode Tap on in the Main screen Then on Playing the Disklavier in Harmony ModeApplying Reverb Effects to the Digital Piano Recording a New Song RecordingPress to stop recording To play back the recorded song, press Titling a Song at the Start of Recording Quick RecordingPress REC on the Media Center Press User to start recording Video Synchronized Recording Setting Up the Camcorder and the DisklavierPress to start, and then immediately pause recording Hook up a camcorder to the I/O Center Tap on to turn the video synchronization on To cancel the adjustment, pressPressvalue. select button to set Starting Video Synchronized Recording Recording Ensemble Parts CD Synchronized RecordingStart playing the Disklavier Press to stop recording Ensemble Part Recording and Track Structure Tapvoice.on Voice, and then the desired To cancel recording, tap onTap on the track number to be overwritten in the track list Part Overdubbing an ExistingTap on Twice Overdubbing a Piano Part Overwriting a Part on an Existing Song To cancel recording, tap on EnglishMaking a New Recording Quantize Function To cancel Quantize function, select OFF Tap on / of Tempo to adjust the tempo Changing the Default TempoTime Mode Metronome Mode Creating an Album in the Library Creating a Song LibraryTo clear the Function Menu screen, tap on To name the new album, see Making Copies of Songs or Albums Renaming an AlbumCopy the selected song or album Copying a Song SEQ Piano1 format conversion Copying an Album Rearranging the Order of Songs/Albums To cancel deletion, tap onDeleting Songs or Albums Using Timer Play Other SettingsSkipping the Blank Part at the Beginning of a Song Inactivating the Key Movement During Playback 10Tap on to complete the setting Taplist. on the desired row in the timerTo delete all timer program settings, tap Tap on Day, and then press to select the desired day To cancel tuning, tap on Tuning the Tone Generator MasterTune 11Tap on to clear the Vocal Harmony screen 10Tap on to activate Vocal Harmony modeTaptype.on the desired vocal harmony Setting Up the Disklavier for Foot Controls/Switches Preparing for Use of Foot Controls/SwitchesConnect a foot control/switch to the Foot CNTRL1/2 jack Select the detailed setting Operating an Optional Foot Switch FC4/FC5 Tap on to complete the settingWhen Pitch Bend is selected When Play/Stop is selected for Function Output+PianoTG Hooking Up AV EquipmentAnalog MIDI-YM Hook up a TV or a monitor display to the I/O Center Lyric ScreenDigital Out Changing the Background Picture of the Lyric Screen Converting Midi Data to a Standard Form Strip XPStart playback of a song with lyrics on the Disklavier Making Backups Making Backups and Restoring the Song LibraryRestoring the Song Library Tap on After the completion Message appears, and then Formatting a Floppy Disk Restoring the Contents in the Demo AlbumMaking an Install Floppy Disk Tap on To start resetting Resetting the DisklavierAssigning a Specific Function to the ONE Touch Button Diagnosing the Disklavier Instrument Voice Name Group Piano Voice List Group Name Voice Voice Name Number Ensemble Part Playback Voice List XG-Marimba Other Settings Brass Group Name Voice Voice Name Number Effects 399 XG-HollwRls Synth 433 XG-Banjo SFX Voice English Continue to next Drum Voice ListVocal Harmony Type List Vocal Harmony Type Mode ChromaticXG Voice & Inst Vocoder Hooking Up a Midi Device Hooking Up a Midi Device Delay Setting Up the Disklavier for Midi Data Reception MidiPort Piano Rcv Ch Part Esbl Out Transmit Local Out ChSplit Trans L Troubleshooting Disklavier does not read a CD-R/-RW Disklavier does not recognize an USB flash memorySome notes drop out during playback PianoSmart playback cannot be performed Situation Error Messages Description Error Messages Main screens Screen Transition Diagrams Rec screens English Song screens Song playback option buttons English Setup menu screens Setup option screens English Glossary Sound Muting Mode Quiet Mode TG Master TuneReverb Tone Generator General Specifications Specifications Features Specifications are subject to change without prior notice Appendix Preamble AppendixPage Continue to next Appendix No Warranty Continue to next Page Continue to next Appendix Page Appendix Continue to next Notification Continue to next Appendix Page Appendix