Medeli MC-49 Bedienungsanleitung

ONEKEY

MELODY GUIDE

MELODY OFF

RECORD

PLAY

SUSTAIN

O.T.S.

NORMAL

S.F.

FINGERED

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Thank you for purchasing this electronic keyboard. In order to obtain maximum performance

and enjoyment from the keyboard, please follow the steps outlined in this manual while actually

trying out its features. We are sure you will enjoy it and discover the limited possibility of your new

keyboard.

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1. NORMAL

2. S. FINGER

3. FINGERED

4. CHORD

5. VOLUME

6. VOICE/STYLE/SONG NUMBER

7. TEMPO

8. METRONOME/BEAT

9. LOW NOTES SCORE

10. HIGH NOTES SCORE

11. KEYBOARD

12. ONE KEY

13. MELODY GUIDE

14. MELODY OFF

15. SUSTAIN

16. O.T.S.

17. RECORD

18. PLAY

POWER

VOLUME

X'POSER +/-

TEMPO +/-

LCD

DEMO/LEARN/SUSTAIN/BEAT

METRONOME

NUMERIC KEYPAD

START/STOP

SYNC/FILL-IN

CHORD

RECORD

PLAY

MIDI

SONG

STYLE

VOICE

O.T.S

PERCUSSION

Preparation

Avoid placing the unit in areas that are

subject to excessivehumidity or heat.

Avoid locationsin whichthe unitis likely

to be exposed to excessive dust or

moisture.

Do not place any heavy objects on the

unit, and subject it to strong physical

shock.

Never use chemicals such as benzine

or thinnerto cleanthe unit.

Take Care of Your Unit

Power Supply

Using Batteries

6 pieces of C size (SUM-2 or R-14) or

equivalent alkaline batteries must first be

installed into the battery compartment.

Caution:

Do not mixold and newbatteries.

Always use the same types of

batteries.

Always make sure to remove the

batteries from the unit when not using

for anextended periodof time.

Using Power Adapter

An AC adaptor is required when use

household current.The adaptorshall be

9-12V DC output, 500MA, center positive

type. Besure toturn offthe unitbefore you

connect theadapter into AC outlet and the

cord into the unit. This will automatically

cut offthe batterypower supply.

You can power the unit either by batte-

ries or an power adaptor (both are not

Included ). Follow the instruction descri-

bed below.

Open the battery compartment cover

located on bottom cabinet of the unit.

Insert the batteries, being careful to

follow the polarity markings on the

Replace the compartment cover,

making surethat itlocks firmly in place.

AC Adapter

AC Outlet

The adaptor may become warm when

it is being used. This is normal and

does not indicatedany problem.

Be sure to unplug the adaptor from the

power source when you are not using

the unit.

Never usea powersupply thatdoes not

match that specified for the

instruments.

Importance

Use Phone

Or Connect an Amplifier

A headphone can be plugged into

HEADPHONE jack located on the rear of

the unit.

The internal speaker system will be

automatically shut off when a headphone

is plugged intothe jack.

Play the Keyboard

Plug anaudio cordinto PHONEjack. Then

plug the otherend of thecord into LINEIN

or AUX IN of the amplifier.

Toturn on thekeyboard, set POWERto

Note: To remind you to save power

during operation, the keyboard auto-

matically sounds a voice about every

5 minutes if you do not press a key.

Adjust the volume to desire level.Re-

peatedly press volume up or volume

down to increase or decrease the

volume. The keyboard's volume

ranges from 0 (no sound) to 10

(maximum), and the current volume

level appears on the display.

ON. The display lights.

Playing the Demo Song

You can listen to any of the 50 songs

listed at the right of the panel.

Press SONG. The display appears

SONG and the number of the current

song.

Note: The keyboard always selects the

tune "Canon"(No. 01)each time you

turn iton.

Choose a song from the SONGS list

and enter its two-digit number on the

keypad.

Or, you can press -or +to move to

the Next higher or lower numbered

song.

Press START/STOP to start playing

the song.

Tochange the tempo, repeatedly press

TEMPO UP or TEMPO DOWN. The

current tempo settingappears.

To select a different song, repeat

step 2. To stop, press START/STOP.

a "score" to show you the notes that

are playing (centerof the display)

a "keyboard"to showyou thefingering

and which keys are pressed (bottom

of the display)

The black dots next to the song

number show the beat count in the

measure.

The chord name (top left of the

display.

Using DEMO

To play demo song one by one (in order

from the selected starting point),press

DEMO. To stop the demo, press DEMO

again.

Your keyboard can sound like 50 different

musical instruments. The name and two-

digit number for each preset voice is

listed on voices list on the keyboard's

top panel.

Note: The keyboards has 8-note

(maximum) polyphonic sound. This

means that you can play up to 8 different

notes at the same time with most of the

keyboard's preset voices.

Selecting/Playing

a Preset Voice

Selecting/Playing a Preset

Voice

1. Press VOICE. VOICE and the current

voice's number appears.

Note: Each time you turn the key-

board on, it automatically selects

the voice Grand PIANO (No. 01).

To play a different voice, choose a

preset voice from the VOICES list

and enter its two-digit number on

the number button. As you press the

buttons, the selected digits appear.

For example, to select VIBRAPHONE

(No. 06), press "0" and "6" , the style

"06" appears.

Or, you can use + or - to move to

the next higher or lower numbered

voice.

Play the keyboard to hear the

selected voice.

To select a different voice, repeat

Steps 1 and 2.

Press STYLE. STYLE and the

current style's number appear.

Note: Each time you turn on the

keyboard, it automatically selects

the style DISCO 1(No. 01).

To select a different style, choose an

auto-style from the STYLES list and

enter its two-digit number on the

number button. Or, repeatedly press

+ or - to move to the next higher or

lower numbered style. For example,

press 03 to select D ANCE (No. 03),

press "0" and "3" , the style 03

appears.

Your keyboard has 30 preset auto-styles

that provide asteady beat for your music.

The name and two-digit number of each

preset auto-style is listed on the styles

list on the keyboard's top panel.

Selecting/Playing

a Auto-Style.

Press START/STOP to start the

selected Auto-Style.

To change the tempo, repeatedly

press TEMPO + or TEMPO -. The

current tempo setting appears.

Notes:

To select a different style, repeat

steps 1 and 2.

Tostop the auto-style, press START

/STOP again.

Using SYNC

This feature lets you synchronize the

start of an auto-style with the beginning

of your music.

After you select and enter an auto-

style, press SYNC/FILL-IN. The black

dots below the tempo and the

metronome flash show the keyboard is

in a standby mode.

Begin playing the keyboard. The key-

board automatically begins to play the

style when you press any key.

This feature lets insert a short (1- to 2-

measure) variation in the beat pattern

of a selected auto-style.

Simply press SYNC/FILL-IN while the

auto-style is playing. The keyboard

inserts a variation, then the original

style automatically resumes at the end of

the current measure. Or to insert a

longer variation, hold down SYNC/FILL-

IN. The keyboard plays the variation

until you release SYNC/FILL-IN.

You can adjust the tempo to play

an auto-style from 40 to 240

beats per minute.

To reset the tempo to its default

(original) speed, press TEMPO +

and TEMPO - at the same time.

Using FILL-IN

Using Auto

Accompaniment

The 19 keys on the left side of the

keyboard with note labels above them

are called accompaniment keys. The

accompaniment keys you press

determine the type of chord that plays.

You can set the keyboard to play with

no accompaniment or two different types

of auto accompaniment using the

accompaniment keys.

Normal - normal mode. Chords are

turned off in this mode (but you

can select voice and style).

S.Finger - single fingering mode.

This mode lets you play chords on

the accompaniment keys using

standard chord formations (see

"Single Fingering").

Fingered - standard fingering mode.

This mode lets you play chords on

the accompaniment keys using

chord formations of from three or

more notes. The chord name

appears on the display. The number

of keys you press determines the

type of chord that plays.

Begin the accompaniment at the

desired interval by pressing the

To play a melody along with the

accompaniment, press any key(s)

to the right.

Adjust TEMPO and VOLUME to the

desired level.

To change chords without inter-

rupting the style, simply press the

auto accompaniment key(s) required

to form the new chord. The name of

the chord appears. To stop auto

accompaniment but not the auto-

style, repeatedly press CHORD until

the black dot appears next to

NORMAL on the display. Or, to stop

auto accompaniment and the auto-

style, press START/STOP.

Single Fingering

Note: Your keyboard defaults to the

normal mode. Follow the steps under

"Single Fingering" or "Stand Fingering"

to set it to an accompaniment mode.

Repeatedly press CHORD until a

black dot appears next to S.FINGER

on the left side of the display.

Press STYLE.

Enter a two-digit auto-style number.

To start the auto-style before the

auto accompaniment, press START/

STOP. Or, to synchronize the start of

the selected auto-rhythm with your

accompaniment, press SYNC/FILL

IN.

desired accompaniment key(s).

The standard fingering method uses

standard formations of three or more

notes, and lets the experienced musician

play a wider variety of accompaniment

chords.

Follow these steps to start standard

fingering auto accompaniment.

Standard Fingering

Repeatedly press CHORD until a

black dot appears next to FINGER-

ED on the left side of the display.

Follow the step 2-8 as Single

Fingering.

Learning To Play

Your keyboard's learning feature let

beginning keyboard players easily learn

and play a prerecorded tune. You can

select any ofthe following modes:

ONE KEY - in this mode, press

START/STOP and any key to play

accompaniment and a melody note.

The note appears.

MELODY GUIDE - in this mode, the

melody does not play until you play a

correct note. The next note of the

song appears.

MELODY OFF -in this mode, you can

play melody with accompaniment.

Follow these steps to set the learning

mode.

Press SONG, then repeatedly press

LEARNING until blackdots appear next

to ONE KEY on the right side of the

display.

Select a song from the SONGS list

and enter its two-digit number.

Press START/STOP. The keyboard

plays the first note of the tune you

selected and the note appears.

Press the corresponding key on the

keyboard to continue learning. The

next note you need to press appears.

The song will continue to play even if

you press the wrong key.

To stop learning, press START/STOP

again or press LEARNING. lf you

If you want to play the tune with

accompaniment in the learning mode,

repeatedly press LEARNING until a

black dot appears next toMELODY OFF.

lf you want to quit the learning mode.

Repeatedly press LEARNING until the

black dot appears next to NORMAL.

Using the Metronome

Using Beat

To turn on the keyboard's metronome,

press voice or style, then press METRO.

The metronome's bar swings along with

the tempo you selected, and the

corresponding beat appears. Press

METRO again to turn the metronome off.

When the metronome is on, repeatedly

press BEAT until you hear the desired

beat to adjust it . 9 beats (00.02-09) are

available and can be selected cyclically.

The beat number you selected appears.

Special Features

Recording

Using One-Touch Setting

Your keyboard's one-touch setting fea-

ture lets you automatically play a preset

voice to match a selected auto-style you

changed.

Follow these stepsto activate one-touch

setting.

Press STYLE.

You can record a sequence of notes upto

37 notes in length.

Press RECORD to start recording.

RECORD appears.

Play the notesyou want torecord.

Press PLAY to play the notes you re-

corded.PLAYappears.

Toturn off recording, press RECORD

again ,RECORD disappears.

Note: If the keyboard loses power, re-

cording isturned offand anyrecording you

madeis erased.

pressed LEARNING, a black dot ap-

pears next to MELODY GUIDE and a

note appears. Press the correct key

to continue learning.The song doesn't

play until you press the correct key.

Enter a two-digit auto-style number.

Press O.T.S., O.T.S. appears

Press VOICE. The preset voice that

matches the selected auto-style

appears.

To quit one-touch setting, press O.T.S.,

O.T.S. Disappears.

Using Sustain

For added flexibility and control as you

make music, you can set the keyboard,

so it sustain sound.

To sustain notes you play, press SUS-

TAI N.SUSTAIN appears and the key-

board sustains the played note until you

release SUSTAIN. Press SUSTAIN again

to turn off sustain.

Percussion Pads

Using a Percussion Pad

Your keyboard's percussion pads put the

sound of 5 different percussion instru-

ments (bass drum, snare drum, hi-hat

open, high tom-tom, and hi-hat close) at

To play a percussion pad sound, simply

press the desired pad at any time. The

keyboard plays the selected percussion

sound once each time you press the pad.

your finger tips.

Assigning a Percussion

Pad Sound

You can assign any of the available per-

cussion sounds onto any of the percus-

sion pads.This letsyou quicklyselect and

play any percussion sound that the

keyboard canmake.

Note: The keyboardclears anysound you

assign to a percussion pad each time you

turn it off.

Press VOICE then enter 5 0 on the

keyboard.

Select the voice you want by pressing

any of the 16 white keys in the middle

of the keyboard until you hear the

When you hear the voice you want to

record, hold down the percussion pad

you want to assign the sound to and

Play the percussion pad to hear as-

signed voice.

Transposing

The keyboard automatically selects the

key of middle C each time you turn it on.

For added flexibility, you can transpose

(change) The keyboard's key using as

many as 12 steps (+6--6).You can adjust

the transposition freely by pressing the

X'POSER buttons.

To transpose the keyboard's key, press

X'POSER + to raise a chromatic scale.

Or X'POSER -to decrease a chromatic.

To reset the keyboard's key to its default,

press X'POSER + and X'POSER - at the

same time.

press the white key.

sound you want.

Follow thesesteps torecord andplay a

percussion pad sound.

Using MIDI

MIDI (Musical Instrument Digital Inter-

face) is a world-standard digital com-

munications interface/language that

allows multiple electronic instruments,

computers, and other relates device to

communicate with each other within a

connected.

The MIDI IN port receives MIDI data from

an external MIDI device. The MIDI OUT

port transmits MIDI data to an external

MIDI device. The instruments communi-

cate with each other by sending

'messages' or MIDI data. The sending

instrument usually assigns the data to one

of the sixteen MIDI channels, then

transmits it over the MIDI cable. The cable

itself, however, is not divided up into

sixteen channels, just as with a television

set that receives programs on different

channels, it is up to the receiving instru-

ment to'tune into'the properMIDI channel.

If the sending and receiving channels on

the respective instruments do not match,

the receiving instrument may not un-

derstand orrespond tothe onesending.

Specification

Switch offboth keyboardand PC.

Connect the keyboard and PC with a

MIDI adaptor (one end with 5-pin plug

and the otherend with 15-pinplug).

Switch on bothkeyboard and PC.Make

sure to minimize the volume setting by

pressing theVOLUME -.

To select your desired channel (01-

16)which shown on the LCD display,

press the MIDI button on keyboard.

You can play the keyboard by pressing

the black & white keys. Then, you can

hear the music you play from the

speakers ofyour PC.

Connecting with PC

(Personal Computer)

MIDI Cable

Sound Card

with MIDI port

Joy stick/MIDI port

Plug MIDI cableinto this

port on thesound card

Computer

(rear view)

MIDI OUT port

Plug MIDI Cable

into this port

Your PC should be equipped with a

sound card, a pair of speakers & in-

stalled MIDIsoftware.

No information of auto-style, pre-re-

corded songs, sustain and transpose

could besent asMIDI data.

For twoMIDI instrumentsto communicate,

they must beconnected by MIDIcables. In

a basic example, the MIDI OUT terminals

of thiskeyboard could be connectedto the

MIDI OUT and terminals of a sequencer,

allowing you to record and play back

performance datafrom thiskeyboard.

Note:

Connecting with

(External device)

Number of keys.................................................................................................

Polyphonic Sound...............................................................................

Preset Voices....................................................................................................

Auto-Styles........................................................................................................

Prerecorded Songs............................................................................................

Effect.....................................................................................................

Style Controls.........................................................

Power Sources..................................................................

Dimensions (HxWxD).......................................................................

Weight (Without Batteries)..............................................................................

8-note(Max.)

Transpose

TEMPO, FILL-IN, START/STOP

DC 9V Adaptor

6 x 'C size' batteries

795x315x120(mm)

3.6kg

Specifications and designs are subject to change without notice.

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