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Yamaha CVP208M Owner's Manual

Yamaha CVP208M Owner's Manual (180 pages)

Yamaha Clavinova Owner's Manual

Brand: Yamaha | Category: Musical Instrument | Size: 9.53 MB

Table of Contents

Introduction

2
- Special Message Section
  2
- Precautions
  3
- About this Owner's Manual and Data List
  5
- Accessories
  6
- Handling the Floppy Disk Drive (FDD) and Floppy Disk
  6
- About the Display Messages
  8
- Maintenance
  8
- Table of Contents
  9
- Application Index
  12
  - Cvp-210/208
    13
- What Can You Do with the Clavinova
  14
  - Music Finder
    15
  - Usb Terminal
    15
  - Organ Flutes
    15
- Setting up the Clavinova
  16
  - Music Rest
    16
  - Sheet Music Braces
    16
  - Turning the Power on
    17
  - Using Headphones
    17
  - Setting the Volume
    17
- Panel Controls and Terminals
  18
Quick Guide

20
- Playing the Demos
  20
- Song Playback
  21
  - Playback of Songs
    21
- Playing Voices
  25
- Playing Styles
  28
  - Playing a Style
    28
  - Style Sections
    30
  - One Touch Setting
    32
- Music Finder
  33
  - Using the Music Finder
    33
  - Searching the Music Finder Records
    34
- Playing and Practicing with the Songs
  36
  - Playing Along with the Clavinova
    36
  - Recording
    37
  - Mastering Your Favorite Songs
    38
Basic Operations - Organizing Your Data

39
- Contents Shown in the Main Display
  39
- Open/Save Display
  40
  - Current Memory
    43
  - Floppy Disk Drive
    43
  - User Drive
    43
- Selecting Files and Folders
  44
- File/Folder-Related Operations
  45
  - Naming Files/Folders
    45
  - Moving Files/Folders
    46
  - Copying Files/Folders
    47
  - Deleting Files/Folders
    47
  - Saving Files
    48
  - Organizing Files by Creating a New Folder
    48
  - Displaying Upper Level Pages
    48
  - Entering Characters and Changing Icons
    48
  - Entering Numbers
    49
  - Entering Characters
    49
  - Converting into Kanji (Japanese Language)
    49
- Using the [DATA ENTRY] Dial
  50
  - Changing the Icon
    50
  - Adjusting Values
    50
- Direct Access - Instant Selection of Displays
  51
- Direct Access Chart
  52
- Help Messages
  53
- Using the Metronome
  54
- Adjusting the Tempo
  54
  - Tap Tempo
    55
  - Tempo Indications — Main Display
    55
Reference

56
Playing the Demos

56
Voices

58
Styles

63
Song Playback

77
Saving and Recalling Custom Panel Setups - Registration Memory

88
- Registering Panel Setups - Registration Memory
  88
  - Saving Your Registration Memory Setups
    89
- Recalling a Registration Memory Setup
  90
  - Recalling the Registered Settings
    90
  - Selecting the Freeze Settings
    90
Editing Voices - Sound Creator

91
- Operation
  91
- SOUND CREATOR Parameters (Natural/Regular Voices)
  92
- Organ Flutes
  96
- Operation
  96
Recording Your Performances and Creating Songs - Song Creator

97
- About Song Recording
  97
- Realtime Recording
  97
- Quick Recording
  98
- Multi Recording
  99
- Recording Individual Notes - Step Record
  101
- Select the Recording Options: Starting, Stopping, Punching In/Out - Rec Mode
  106
- Editing a Recorded Song
  107
  - Editing Channel-Related Parameters - Channel
    107
    
    Channel Transpose
    109
    
    Set up
    109
  - Editing Note Events - 1 - 16
    110
  - Editing Chord Events - CHD
    111
  - Editing System Events - SYS/EX. (System Exclusive)
    111
  - Inputting and Editing Lyrics
    112
  - Customizing the Event List - Filter
    112
Creating Accompaniment Styles - Style Creator

113
- About Creating Accompaniment Styles
  113
- Style File Format
  114
- Operation
  114
- Realtime Recording - Basic
  115
- Step Recording
  116
- Assembling an Accompaniment Style -Assembly
  117
- Edit the Created Accompaniment Style
  118
  - Change the Rhythmic Feel - Groove and Dynamics
    118
  - Editing the Channel Data
    120
  - Velocity Change
    120
  - Remove Event
    120
  - Making Style File Format Settings - Parameter
    121
    
    Source Root/Chord
    121
    
    Rtr (Retrigger Rule)
    122
Adjust the Volume Balance and Changing Voices - Mixing Console

123
- Operation
  123
- Setting the Level Balance and Voice - Volume/Voice
  124
- Changing the Tone of the Voice - Filter
  125
- Changing Pitch-Related Settings - Tune
  125
- Adjusting the Effects
  126
  - Effect Block
    127
- Adjusting the Sound to Match the Performance Environment - EQ
  128
  - Effect Structure
    129
Using a Microphone - MIC

131
- Selecting a Vocal Harmony Type
  131
  - Operation
    133
  - Adjusting the Vocal Harmony Settings and Microphone Effects - OVERALL SETTING
    133
- Making Settings for the Vocal Harmony and Microphone - MICROPHONE SETTING
  133
  - Vocal Harmony Control
    134
  - Setting the Microphone Volume and Related Effects - TALK SETTING
    135
Making Global and Other Important Settings - Function

136
Using Your Clavinova with Other Devices

155
- Using the Headphones (PHONES Jacks)
  155
- Connecting the Microphone or Guitar (MIC./LINE in Jack)
  155
- Connecting Audio & Video Devices
  156
- Using the Pedal (Footswitch) or Foot Controller (AUX PEDAL Jack)
  157
- Connecting External MIDI Devices (MIDI Terminals)
  157
- Connecting a Computer (USB Terminal, MIDI Terminal)
  157
- Using the MIDI Terminals
  158
- What's MIDI
  159
- Channel Messages
  160
- Example Keyboard Data
  160
- What You Can Do with MIDI
  161
- MIDI Channels
  161
- System Messages
  161
- MIDI Data Compatibility
  162
  - Disk Format
    162
  - Sequence Format
    162
    
    Smf (Standard MIDI File)
    162
    
    Style File
    162
  - Voice Allocation Format
    163
CVP-210/208: Keyboard Stand Assembly

164
Troubleshooting

166
Specifications

168
- Appendix
  
  170
Index

170
- Important Safety Instructions
  177

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