Yamaha Electone D-85 Bedienungsanleitung

163

Welcome

the

YAMAHA

world

music.

You

are

now

member

the

select

group

proud

YAMAHAELECTONE.

owners.

are

confident

that

your

selection

the

D-85

Electone

organ

marks

the

beginning

lifelong

partnership

musical

creativity.

Please

read

this

manual

carefully

familiarize

yourself

with

all

the

unique

features

this

instrument

and

thus

realize

the

Electone

organ’s

full

potential.

This

manual

has

been

carefully

prepared

order

that

you

may

become

acquaint-

with

the

various

functions

and

effects

found

your

New

YAMAHAELECTONE.

Many

these

functions

are

totally

new

and

many

interact

with

each

other.

Improper

operation

lack

knowledge

relating

how

function

works

when

the

unit

functioning

designed

not

covered

the

manufacturer’s

warranty.

Please

study

the

manual

carefully

(especially

pages

and

31)

before

you

request

that

service

technician

check

the

unit.

Contents

Cautions

(To

Read

before

You

Start

Playing).

Your

YAMAHA

D-85

Electone

Organ

.......

Keyboards

and

Pedals

........--

20+

sees

Preparing

Play

.......

een

Setting

the

Tone

Levers

.......

eee

eres

Solo

Keyboard...

.........

WEN

Effects

and

Functions

..................

How

Use

the

Auto

Rhythm

Functions

.....

Digital

Display...

2.0...

Rhythm

Sequence

Programmer

........-.---

Rhythmic

Chords

........

leen

Auto

Bass/Chord

.......

llle

Auto

Arpeggio

....

lee

Symphonic

Chorus

and

Tremolo

...........

Coupler,

Foot

Switch,

Reverb

and

Sustain

Controls

........

eee

Obtain

Maximum

Enjoyment

from

Your

D:85:

Lee

mee

edle

seca

“eta.

rapa

fod

Trouble

Shootings

........

Specifications

....

see

Cautions

(To

Read

before

You

Start

Playing)

Always

treat

your

Electone

Organ

with

the

same

care

you

would

any

fine

musical

instrument.

The

follow-

ing

points

are

suggested

ensure

the

best

perform-

ance

the

Electone

Organ.

Check

for

correct

power

voltage.

Consult

your

Yamaha

serviceman

regarding

any

changes.

the

British-Standard

model,

information

provided

'Specifications'

the

last

page.

Your

Electone

contains

user

serviceable

components.

Refer

all

service

qualified

service

technicians

only.

Always

turn

the

power

switch

OFF

after

play-

ing.

This

Electone

Organ

sliding

lid

contains

switch.

Even

you

forget

turn

off

the

power

switch,

just

the

lid

and

the

power

automati-

cally

switched

off.

Clean

the

Electone

Organ

cabinet

with

damp

cloth

containing

neutral

cleaning

agent.

Use

only

soft

and

dry

cloth

the

keyboards.

Never

use

paint

thinner,

alcohol

other

chemicals

either

the

keys

the

cabinet.

Keep

the

Electone

Organ

position

away

from

direct

sunlight,

excess

humidity

and

heat

protect

the

cabinet

finish.

not

hit

scratch

the

cabinet

with

hard

object.

not

set

heavy

objects

the

rolltop

fall-

board.

The

finish

your

Electone

Organ

may

under-

chemical

reaction

placed

direct

contact

with

polyvinyl

products.

not

set

vinyl

items

the

surface

use

polyvinyl

material

cover

the

organ

for

any

extended

period

time.

Your

YAMAHA

D-85

Electone

Organ

SPECIAL

-——

UPPER

KEYBOARD,

CUSTOM-

VIBRATO

——,

PRESET

ENSEMBLE

AUTO

ARPEGGIO

PRESETS

TONE

LEVERS

Voices

LOWER

KEYBOARD

ATTACK

TONE

LEVERS

BRILLIANCE

————PEDAL

TONE

LEVERS

AUTO

BASS

—

CHORD

SECTION

——

MASTER

VOLUME

RHYTHM

SEQUENCE

——

PROGRAMMER

SOLO

KEYBOARD

SECTION

—

——

RHYTHMIC

CHORD

SOLO

KEYBOARD

—

UPPER

KEYBOARD

AUTO

RHYTHM

SECTION

POWER

SWITCH

VARIATION

S—

TREMOLO

SPEED

BREAK

VARIATION

S————

—

COUPLER

SYMPHONIC

CHORUS

—

——

—

REVERB

SECTION

FOOT

SWITCH

TREMOLO

SECTION

SELECTOR

SUSTAIN

DIGITAL

DISPLAY——

U&L

ORCHESTRA

RESPONSE

SYNC.START

N—

U&L

FLUTE

RESPONSE

MANUAL

BALANCE

——

PEDALS—/

LOWER

KEYBOARD

—

FOOT

SWITCH

EXPRESSION

PEDAL

Specifications

subject

change

without

notice.

Cabinet

shown

model.

D-85-1,

Keyboards

and

Pedals

SOLO

KEYBOARD

(MELODY)

Mul

blah

UPPER

KEYBOARD

(MELODY)

LOWER

KEYBOARD

(ACCOM-

PANIMENT)

MIDDLE

Pease

TEPC

LER

EPRECE

ELE

PPE

PEPE

bre

inn

SER

(BASS)

CDEFGABC

ULL EEG

Keyboards

This

Electones

Organ

has

three

sets

keys,

the

solo

keyboard,

upper

keyboard,

lower

keyboard,

set

pedals.

Solo

Upper

Keyboard

keys

octaves)

keys

octaves)

Lower

Keyboard

keys

octaves)

Pedals

keys

octave)

The

solo

and

upper

keyboards

are

for

the

melody

played

with

the

right

hand,

the

lower

keyboard

for

chords

with

the

left

hand

and

the

pedals

are

for

producing

bass

notes

with

the

left

foot.

Solo

keyboard:

Even

when

number

keys

have

been

depressed

simultaneously,

the

highest

note

key

depressed

will

have

priority

(the

key

the

right

sounds).

notes

can

sounded

simultaneously.

Upper

keyboard:

Lower

keyboard:

notes

and

auto

arpeggio

notes

can

sounded

simulta-

neously.

Pedals:

Even

when

number

keys

have

been

stepped

simultaneously,

the

highest

note

key

depressed

will

have

priority

(the

key

the

right

sounds).

Preparing

play

First,

have

making

the

sound

the

flute

the

upper

keyboard.

Set

all

the

tone

levers,

push

switches,

tablets

and

sliding

controls

the

OFF

normal

position,

illustrated

the

figure.

MIN

Rotate

the

MASTER

VOLUME

control

the

MAX

Push

down

the

white

flute

8“

lever

which

the

seventh

right

(clockwise).

from

the

left.

This

control

sets

the

maximum

sound

level

that

will

available

from

the

organ.

Plug

the

cord

into

the

Turn

the

power

switch.

The

lamp

now

power

outlet.

lights.

Note:

takes

about

seconds

for

the

lamp

light

after

the

power

has

been

switched

on.

This

normal

design

function.

Use

your

right

foot

depress

the

Can

you

hear

the

sound?

expression

pedal

slightly.

you

can’t

hear

any

sound,

refer

page

30.

You

will

note

that

the

farther

you

Depress

the

keys

the

upper

push

the

pedal

down,

the

louder

keyboard

with

your

fingers.

the

sound

becomes.

yay

hae,

oar

w e

d 3

org

rere

PEE

ETE

EFE

BL gl

OCH

EER

SULT

ULE

EEG

Papa

Setting

the

Tone

Levers

The

tone

levers

are

located

the

very

top.

They

are

used

produce

the

tone

color

your

preference.

The

sound

level

can

adjusted

required

with

these

tone

levers

and

facilitate

adjustment,

each

lever

has

three

click-stop

positions.

You

can

add

greater

expression

tunes

combining

number

these

levers,

rather

than

producing

tone

color

with

just

one

lever.

Try

out

number

combinations

and

see

for

yourself.

NOSOUND

-1

-3

MAX

What's

16’,

8',

4’...

all

about?

16’,

8',

4’

and

indicate

musical

intervals.

The

Electone’s

musical

scale

based

8“

tone

which

corresponds

the

musical

intervals

the

score.

16’

the

tone

one

octave

below

8’.

the

tone

one

octave

above

8’.

(Refer

page

16"

octave

Footage

Actual

sound

Example

use

16’

Notes

one

octave

below

This

enriches

the

sound.

Upper,

lower

keyboard

Interval

identical

that

depressed

Basic

sound.

keyboards

the

keyboard

Note

one

octave

above

Notes

tones

above

these

depressed

This

adds

brightness.

This

adds

brightness,

force.

keyboard

One

octave

and

tones

above

Interval

identical

that

depressed

This

makes

the

sound

harsher.

Basic

fundamental

sound.

One

octave

above

This

adds

pitch

definition,

brightness

and

faster,

forceful

attack

characteristic.

addition,

the

2’

stop

provides

notes

two

octaves

above

the

basis

8’

range

and

the

stop

provides

notes

three

octaves

above.

indicated

the

above

table,

the

16’

note

corresponds

the

musical

interval

the

score

for

the

pedal

key-

board.

For

instance,

when

16',

and

are

struck

simultaneously,

three

notes,

each

different

octave,

will

sounded

the

same

time

despite

the

fact

that

only

one

key

depressed.

(This

known

the

coupler

effect.)

You

can

give

your

music

great

deal

expression

you

use

this

effect

advantage.

Take

look

the

table

and

familiarize

yourself

with

it.

octave

Coupler

Effect

Tone

Levers

The

note

will

not

heard

the

key

held.

ATTACK

sig

iiia

aca

BRILLIANCE

LENGTH

Preset

tones

When

one

these

three

levers

operated,

the

sound

the

other

tone

levers

canceled

priority

the

right.

the

key

held

position,

the

“wah”

effect

will

not

obtained

with

the

key.

FLUTE FLUTE

tae

FLUTE

BRASS

iod

Maud

bru

QOO.

OOGOGGGOOGOGOO

Miu

UPPER

KEYBOARD

This

control

adds

brilliance

the

upper

and

lower

keyboard

tones

only.

The

solo

and

pedal

voices

will

remain

unaffected

this

control.

Make

sound

with

the

upper

keyboard

total

different

tone

colors,

listed

the

table

below,

can

produced

the

tone

levers

which

are

used

with

the

upper

keyboard.

Preset

tones

operating

one

these

three

levers,

possible

produce

preset

tone

color.

The

tone

color

resembles

that

vibraphone.

Combination

well-modulated

contemporary

jazz

type

tone

produced.

Combination

traditional,

classic

type

set

tones

produced.

Vibraphone:

Note:

When

one

these

three

levers

operated,

the

sound

the

other

tone

levers

canceled

out.

than

one

the

preset

tone

levers

are

on,

the

control

farthest

the

right

will

have

priority.

Make

sound

with

the

lower

keyboard

total

different

tone

colors,

listed

below,

can

produced

the

tone

levers

which

are

used

with

the

lower

keyboard.

UTE

8",

FLUTE

4',

FLUTE

2-2/3

IAPASON

8',

HORN

8’,

ENGLISH

HORN

8°

8',

CELLO

4",

WAH-GUF

Make:

sound

with

the

pedals

total

different

tone

colors,

listed

below,

can

produced

the

tone

levers

which

are

used

with

the

pedals.

The

pedal

sound

can

played

automatically

striking

the

Auto

Bass/Chord

(A-B-C)

buttons.

(For

details,

refer

page

20.)

ORCHESTRA

Priority

given

the

high

note.

The

string

bass

and

bass

guitar

notes

are

decay

after

being

struck.

Manual

balance

control

The

manual

balance

control

located

the

bottom

right

the

auto

rhythm

section

panel.

This

may

used

attain

balance

between

the

volume

the

upper

keyboard

and

the

volume

the

lower

key-

board.

The

sound

the

upper

key-

board

increases

when

the

con-

trol

rotated

clockwise.

The

sound

the

lower

key-

board

increases

when

the

con-

trol

rotated

counterclock-

Wise:

MANUAL

BALANCE

This

control

delays

the

application

vibrato

the

notes

being

played.

This

effect

apptied

with

the

upper

keyboard,

lower

keyboard

and

pedal

keyboard.

DELAY

DEPTH

SPEED

—

VIBRATO———

Note:

Unusually

heavy

registrations

either

manual

may

exceed

the

range

this

control.

What's

“Brilliance”

all

about?

this

lever

pulled

downward,

the

sound

takes

and

brilliance.

This

particularly

effec-

tive

with

reed

instruments

(clarinet,

tenor

saxophone,

etc.)

and

with

stringed

instruments

(violin,

viola,

etc.)

when

added

their

tone

color.

The

pedal

keys,

the

solo

keys

and

the

tremolo

are

uneffected

the

brilliance

lever.

What's

"attack

length"

all

about?

The

decay

time

the

attack

sound

becomes

longer

this

lever

pulled

down

when

you

are

playing

one

the

upper

keyboard's

attack

voices

(i.e.,

4',

2-2/3'

2").

FATE

eg eg

LOWER

KEYBOARD

the

key

held

down,

the

sound

any

successive

keys

played

will

not

heard.

When

rhythm

introduced

and

the

key

depressed,

ENGLISH

Eod

BASS BASS

TUBA

ORCHESTRA

———

What's

"vibrato"'

all

about?

This

effect

which

makes

the

sound

vibrate

moving

the

pitch

the

sound

fraction.

With

stringed

instruments,

this

rapid

regular

fluctuation

can

produced

the

fingers

and

with

wind

in-

struments

the

lips.

The

vibrato

function

allows

the

Electone

Organ

yield

exactly

the

same

effect.

fact,

this

Electone

organ

can

produce

two

types

vibrato

effect

with

the

delay

and

depth

levers.

(1)

Ordinary

vibrato

The

vibrato

effect

produced

pulling

the

depth

lever

down.

The

variation

the

sound

can

controlled

with

this

lever.

There

will

vibrato

effect unless

the

depth

lever

pulled

down.

Ihe

speed

the

vibrato

can

controlled

with

the

speed

lever.

this

lever

pulled

down,

the

vibrato

speed

increases.

—

——

PEDALS

the

“wah”

effect

produced

synchronization

with

the

rhythm

while

the

key

kept

depressed.

STRING

BASS

GUITAR

ROG

QOOOOOOO

QUOC

This

used

adjust

the

volume

all

the

from

the

Electone

Organ.

MASTER

VOLUME

(2)

Delay

vibrato

When

keys

the

upper

keyboard

are

depressed,

the

vibrato

effect

produced

after

short

delay

instead

immediately.

The

delay

effect

produced

when

the

depth

lever

pulled

down,

the

delay

lever

moved

downward

and

the

keys

the

upper

keyboard

are

depressed.

The

delay

time

increases

(time

until

the

vibrato

effect

produced)

the

delay

lever

moved

downward.

The

delay

effect

produced

the

upper

key-

board

keys

affects

the

lower

keyboard

and

pedal

keyboard

vibrato.

Solo

Keyboard

[ee

control

does

not

work

when

the

lever

set

MIN.

MAX

TUNE

PORTA-

MENTO

Unless

this

switch

set

ON,

there

will

‘wah’

(or

vibrato)

effect.

MELLOW

OCT.DOWN

NORMAL

JAZ

TRUMUTE

ZGUITAR

SOLO

FUNNY

TOUCH

BRIGHT

TRANS-

POSITION

This

lever

used

align

the

pitch

the

solo

keyboard

with

the

pitch

the

upper

keyboard.

its

name

indicates,

the

solo

keyboard

contains

the

keys

for

playing

the

main

melody

tune.

particular,

features

synthesizer

system

reproduce

faithfully

the

characteristic

tone

colors

various

instruments.

effect,

this

keyboard

comes

with

number

special

functions.

What

tone

colors

can

produced

the

solo

keyboard?

total

tone

colors,

listed

below,

can

provided

with

the

solo

keyboard.

FLUTE,

TROMBONE,

TRUMPET,

SAX,

OBOE,

VIOLIN,

HARPSICHORD,

JAZZ

GUITAR,

ROCK

GUITAR,

SOLO

FUNNY,

DOUBLE

REED,

TRU-MUTE

The

solo

keyboard

monophonic

This

simply

means

that

two

keys

are

depressed

the

keyboard,

only

the

higher

(the

key

farthest

the

right)

will

sound.

Set

this

control

for

the

required

volume.

MIN

MAX

FAST

MAX

DELAY DEPTH

—

SPEED

VIBRATO

WAH

VOLUME

MODULATION

This

control

works

only

when

the

vibrato

‘wah’

effect

being

applied.

What's

the

tune

control

all

about?

This

control

used

adjust

the

musical

pitch

the

solo

keyboard

with

the

pitch

other

keyboards.

can

also

used

shift

the

pitch

the

solo

key-

board

and

those

other

keyboards.

How

use

the

tune

control

(1)

Set

the

solo

keyboard's

tone

color

FLUTE.

Set

the

portamento

and

modulation

controls

OFF

and

set

the

transposition

control

its

center

position.

(2)

Operate

the

upper

keyboard's

flute

tone

lever

only.

(3)

Hold

down

the

same

time

key

near

the

center

the

solo

keyboard

and

key

the

upper

keyboard

near

this

solo

key.

(4)

Adjust

the

solo

keyboard's

volume

control

that

the

volume

the

solo

keyboard

and

that

the

upper

keyboard

are

made

identical.

The

DELAY,

DEPTH

and

SPEED

controls

are

used

vary

the

vibrato

‘wah’

effect,

The

vibrato

and

‘wah’

effects

can

applied

simultaneously.

(5)

Adjust

the

TUNE

control

that

there

longer

and

resonance

‘beating’

sound.

What's

the

portamento

control

all

about?

Portamento

involves

the

‘carrying’

sound

and

function

which

entails

the

transition

from

one

note

another

without

any

break

the

sound.

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Yamaha YPR-6 Bedienungsanleitung

Yamaha

Yamaha MAT1 Bedienungsanleitung

Yamaha

Yamaha Horn 2440630 Kurzanleitung

Yamaha

Yamaha Clavinova CLP-115 Benutzerhandbuch

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Yamaha SY55 Betriebsanleitung

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Yamaha P-300 Service-Handbuch

Yamaha

Yamaha PortaTone PSR-350 Bedienungsanleitung

Yamaha

Yamaha PCY130 Bedienungsanleitung

Yamaha

Yamaha Venova YVS-100 Bedienungsanleitung

Yamaha

Yamaha Portable Grand DGX-640 Service-Handbuch

Yamaha

Yamaha EV-204 Bedienungsanleitung

Yamaha

Yamaha YPP-15 Bedienungsanleitung

Yamaha

Yamaha RGX520FZ Series Bedienungsanleitung

Yamaha

Yamaha DTX Drums DTX502 Bedienungsanleitung

Yamaha

Yamaha 140 Bedienungsanleitung

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Kawai

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Korg

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Roland

Roland ep-97 Bedienungsanleitung

Roland

Roland LX-15 Bedienungsanleitung

Johannus

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Casio

Casio celviano ap-700 Bedienungsanleitung

Modulus

Modulus Quantum Series Bedienungsanleitung

Gear4music

Gear4music SDP-4 Bedienungsanleitung

HOMCOM

HOMCOM 390-006 Bedienungsanleitung

Xotic Guitars

Xotic Guitars ProVintage Series Bedienungsanleitung

Sadowsky

Sadowsky MetroLine Series Bedienungsanleitung

Bosendorfer

Bosendorfer CEUS Bedienungsanleitung

Gewa

Gewa UP 260 G Bedienungsanleitung

Casio

Casio TONEBANK MT-750 Bedienungsanleitung

Alesis

Alesis AHB-1 Bedienungsanleitung

Roland

Roland V-Accordion FR-1x Bedienungsanleitung

Samick

Samick DCP-12 Bedienungsanleitung

thomann

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