Yamaha Electone B-40 Bedienungsanleitung

Welcome

the

YAMAHA

world

music!

We,

YAMAHA,

wish

thank

you

for

selecting

the

Elec-

tone

Organ

B-40.

feel

sure

that

you

will

realize

many

happy

years

playing

enjoyment

with

this

instrument.

Piease

read

this

manual

carefully

sure

you

are

familiar

with

each

the

Electone

Organ’s

features

and

their

expressive

possibilities.

that

way

you

and

your

Electone

Organ

can

become

lifelong

partners

musical

creativity.

Contents

Read

the

following

before

playing

This

the

B-40

Keyboards

Tone

Levers,

Upper

Preset

Tones

(ORGAN

PRESET

ENSEMBLE)

Vibrato,

(DEPTH,

DELAY

VIBRATO),

Reverb

Glide,

Manual

Balance,

Pedal

Sustain,

Expression

Pedal,

Master

Volume

Tremolo

Auto

Rhythm

Section

Auto

Bass/Chord

Fun

Blocks

Bass

Variation

Fully

Enjoy

Your

Electone

not

out

order

Specifications

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Read

the

following

before

playing

general,

treat

your

Electone

with

the

same

care

you

would

any

fine

musical

instrument.

The

follow-

ing

points

are

suggested

for

optimum

enjoyment.

Use

only

proper

line

voltage.

Consult

your

Shield

the

cabinet

from

direct

sunlight,

hu-

Yamaha

serviceman

for

changes.

midity

and

heat

protect

the

finish

and

British-Standard

Model,

its

information

joints.

‘Specifications’

the

last

page.

not

hit

scratch

the

cabinet

with

hard

object.

open

the

fallboard

grasp

the

front

lip

with

both

hands

and

slide

gently.

Never

pull

directly

upwards.

not

place

anything

Always

shut

off

the

power

after

playing.

heavy

the

fallboard.

Clean

keys,

etc.,

with

damp

cloth

only.

Never

use

solvents

such

benzene;

they

will

damage

the

finish.

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This

the

B-40

Vibrate

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Auto

Rhythm

Section

РЕ,

Upper

Keyboard

Tone

Levers

РА

Auto

Bass/Chord

Fun

Blo

Bass

Varlation

Lower

Keyboard

Tone

Lavers

Pedal

Sustain

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Pedal

Tone

Lever

Р*

Manual

Balance

КӘ,

Tremolo

Ра

Pedals

While

reading

the

manual,

keep

this

раде

open

for

reference,

Pal

Upper

Preset

Tones

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Preset

Ensembla

РА

АТ

Keyboard

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Master

Woburn

Power

Switch

„(у

Tremola

Speed

Foot

Switch

Selectors

Power

Indicator

РА

Lower

Keyboard

“ЄЗ

Expression

Pedal

РА

Reverh

Pag

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Switch

Cochran

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Keyboards

This

Electone

has

three

keyboards.

They

have

keys

and

octaves

follows:

Upper

Keyboard

keys

(374

octaves)

Lower

Keyboard

keys

(374

octaves)

Pedals

keys

octave)

This

Electone

designed

permit

playing

the

melody

the

upper

keyboard

with

the

right

hand,

the

chords

the

lower

keybaord

with

the

left

hand,

and

bass

notes

the

pedals

with

the

left

foot.

All

keys

are

arranged

the

keyboard

method

layout

shown

below.

Each

white

key

has

name

(from

B),

and

the

blacks

are

sharps

flats.

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UPPER

KEYBOARD

MELODY

LOWER

KEYBOARD

CHORD

MIDDLE

Note:

should

noted

that

precedence

the

higher

note

two

keys

are

pressed

simultaneously.

This

assures

tonal

clarity.

Tee,

wie

(full

effect

"Є

Tone

Levers

the

left

the

upper

and

lower

keyboard

are

series

tone

levers

which

control

the

Electone

voices

that

will

sound

when

the

keys

are

depressed.

They

are

divided

into

groups

for

upper,

lower

and

pedals,

that

different

regis-

trations

can

set

for

each.

Upper

Keyboard's

Levers

voices

Lower

Keyboard's

Levers

voices

Pedal

Lever

voice

Each

lever

provides

two

methods

control.

One

continuously

moving

the

lever

from

off

full,

achieve

the

exact

setting

for

that

tone,

and

thus

balancing

the

overall

tone

setting

with

perfect

precision.

Each

lever

also

has

two

easy-to-feel

click

stops,

1/3

and

2/3

positions.

This

lets

you

refind

any

setting

with

mathematical

precision

and

guesswork

matter

seconds.

PITCHES

FOOTAGES

The

B-40

has

three

different

pitch

levels,

indicated

the

numbers

16',

and

4'.

These

are

standard

organ

abbrevi-

ations

showing

the

tone's

pitch

relation

the

funda-

mental

(written

note).

tone

will

sound

just

has

been

written.

16'

tone

will

provide

tone

exactly

one

octave

lower

than

the

written

note.

Similary,

4’

tones

are

one

octave

higher

than

the

written

note.

Upper

Preset

Tones

the

panel

above

the

upper

keyboard

are

six

Upper

Preset

Tone

selectors

(four

tones

plus

Cancel

and

Organ

Preset

Ensemble).

These

on/off

switches

are

special

tonal

blends

that

most

closely

resemble

the

instruments

they

are

named

(Accordion,

Piano,

Country

Guitar,

Banjo).

Since

these

buttons

are

factory

preset,

the

automatically

cancel

all

other

upper

keyboard's

tone

lever

settings,

This

lets

you

switch

back

and

forth.

addition,

precedence

the

right.

This

means

that

two

buttons

are

pressed,

the

one

the

right

will

take

effect.

switch

from

one

button

another

not

necessary

first

press

the

cancel

button.

Note:

Upper

Sustain control

lever

does

not

work

with

the

Accor-

dion,

Piano,

Country

Guitar

and

Banjo

preset

selectors.

ORGAN

PRESET

ENSEMBLE

This

push

button

controls

the

effect

which

adds

the

upper

tone

lever

the

upper

preset

tone

(Accordion,

Piano,

Country

Guitar,

Banjo).

“Ө

Expression

Pedal

Vibrato

waving

the

tone.

You

will

see

violin

and

cello

players

use

freely

oscillating

motion

the

left

hand.

increases

the

emotional

quality

the

violin

tone.

DEPTH

The

Vibrato

effect

obtainable

moving

the

lever

you.

provides

continuous

adjustment

the

vibrato

depth.

DELAY

VIBRATO

(Upper

Keyboard)

When

this

lever

turned

on,

the

vibrato

will

gradually

introduce

itself

few

moments

after

the

key

pressed.

Reverb

The

reverberation

effect,

which

makes

your

playing

sound

full

and

rich

you

were

playing

large

hall,

can

adjusted

continuously

and

smoothly

suit

your

taste.

Glide

(FOOT

SWITCH

SELECTORS)

While

the

foot

switch

pushed

when

the

Glide

selector

on,

pitch

will

lowered

one

half

tone.

Manual

Balance

This

control

governs

the

relative

strength

the

upper

and

lower

keyboards.

normally

left

the

center

pisition,

but

can

shifted

stress

the

melody

accompaniment

selection

passage.

This

control

can

also

used

compensate

for

higher

number

total

tone

lever

settings

(which

would

ordinari-

result

higher

volume)

one

the

two

keyboards.

Pedal

Sustain

This

control

provides

continuous

adjustment

the

sustain

effect

the

pedals

and

allows

the

pedal

note

continue

sound

few

seconds

after

you

have

released

it.

Expression

Pedal

Affects

the

emotional

mood

every

passage

letting

you

vary

the

volume

continuously

with

your

right

foot.

Works

within

the

range

set

the

master

volume

control.

Master

Volume

The

master

volume

control

adjusts

the

overall

volume

the

whole

organ

function,

including

the

Electone

voices

and

rhythm

section

voices.

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Tremolo

successfully

incorporating

the

essential

sound

quality

the

Yamaha

rotary

speaker,

this

new

effect

achieved

solely

through

special

electronic

circuitry,

adding

full,

rich

musical

expression

your

music.

Electronic

Tremolo

available

two

speeds.

Use

SLOW

for

stately,

liturgical

selections,

FAST

for

popular

numbers.

TREMOLO

SPEED

Works

Upper,

Lower

both

Keyboards,

according

which

the

three

tablets

you

choose.

The

Tremolo

complemented

continuous

tremolo

speed

control

knob.

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LOWER,

UPPER

VOICE

Use

this

tablet

apply

the

Tremolo

the

upper

key-

board’s

tones.

LOWER

VOICE

Use

this

selector

apply

the

Electronic

Tremolo

the

lower

keyboard’s

tones.

The

use

upper

and

lower

tablets

together

will

apply

the

Tremolo

the

whole

organ.

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SPEED

Combined

with

either

both

the

above

tablets,

this

tablet

determines

the

speed

the

Tremolo.

Set

FAST

for

(tremolo

effect),

SLOW

for

(chorus

effect).

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то

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Auto

Rhythm

Section

This

section

provides

catchy

rhythms,

each

one

produced

simple

button.

You

can

also

create

rhythm

variations

with

the

variation

button.

addition

combined

volume

and

balance

knob,

tempo

control

and

tempo

indicator

light,

there

are

two

other

switches:

ordinary

Start

and

the

Yamaha

Synchro-Start

which

begines

the

rhythm

accompaniment

the

first

beat

measure,

when

the

first

lower

keyboard

pedal

note

depressed.

The

special

expression

pedal

foot

switch

lets

you

cut

and

restart

the

rhythm

any

point

during

play.

RHYTHM

START

For

instant

rhythm

the

beginning

selection,

push

the

rhythm

selector

desired,

then

flick

the

Start

switch

on.

SYNCHRO-START

Select

the

rhythm

switch

the

Synchro-Start

and

begin

play

once

you

have

the

beat

established.

The

rhythm

will

begin

soon

you

strike

lower

keyboard

pedal

note.

This

switch

permits

you

lead

with

rhythm

free

melody

first

desired.

You

can

switch

off

the

Auto

Rhythm

with

the

foot

switch.

When

you

wish

continue

hearing

the

Auto

Rhythm,

sure

switch

with

the

foot

switch.

RHYTHM

STOP

(FOOT

SWITCH

SELECTORS)

This

tablet

activates

click-switch

located

the

left

side

the

expression

pedal.

When

the

tablet

and

the

rhythm

section

operating,

touch

the

foot

switch

once

and

the

rhythm

automatically

stops.

Touch

again

switch

back

on.

Note:

The

tablet

controls

the

foot

switch.

the

rhythm

has

been

cut

the

switch

and

one

the

rhythm

start

switches

still

on,

Expression

Pedal

cancelling

the

tablet

will

erase

the

effect

the

foot

switch

- -

other

words,

the

rhythm

will

back

again.

ON/OFF

Foot

Switch

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