Yamaha Electone DK-40B Series Bedienungsanleitung

Welcome

the

Yamaha

world

music.

are

sure

your

selection

Yamaha

Electone

was

wise

one,

and

want

you

know

that

will

everything

possible

help

you

derive

lifetime

enjoyment

from

this

fine

musical

instrument.

Please

read

this

manual

carefully

sure

you

are

familiar

with

each

the

Electone’s

features

and

their

expressive

possibilities.

that

way

you

and

your

Electone

can

become

lifelong

partners

musical

creativity.

Contents

Care

Your

Electone

This

Your

Electone

Keyboard.

....

Solo

Manual

Tone

Levers

Upper

Preset

Tones

Portamento

Effect

Levers

Effect

Controls

and

Selectors

Sound

Motion

Tremolo.

Auto

Rhythm

Section

Auto

Bass/Chord

Section

......

Fully

Enjoy

Your

Electone......

not

Alarmed

Specifications

Care

Your

Electone

general,

treat

your

Electone

with

the

same

care

you

would

any

fine

musical

instrument.

The

following

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

joints.

N7V MAN

240V

Never

touch

the

inside

parts

yourself.

not

hit

scratch

the

cabinet

with

hard

object.

Always

shut

off

the

power

after

playing.

open

the

fallboard

grasp

the

front

lip

with

both

hands

and

slide

gently.

Never

pull

directly

upwards.

not

place

anything

OFF

heavy

the

fallboard.

Clean

keys,

etc,

with

damp

cloth

only.

Never

use

solvents

such

gasoline;

they

will

damage

the

finish.

PAGE

This

Your

Electone

Portamento

Section

Auto

Rhythm

Section

Auto

Bass/Chord

Section

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Effect

Controls

QOQ.

Switch

Selectors

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Power

Switch

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Tremolo

Selectors

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Expression

Pedal

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Foot

Switch

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Upper

Effect

Selectors

Voice

Selectors

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Keyboards

The

DK-40B

has

five

keyboards.

The

upper

four

are

called

“manuals”

(“solo”,

‘‘portamento”,

"upper"

and

“‘lower’’),

and

the

bottom,

for

the

feet,

the.

"pedals."

Upper

Manual

octaves

Lower

Manual

octaves

Pedals

octave

Ci~

Solo

Manual

octaves

Portamento

octaves

The

Electone

designed

permit

playing

the

melody

the

upper

manual

with

one

hand,

the

chords

the

lower

manual

with

the

other,

and

bass

notes

the

pedals

with

either

foot.

For

special

selections

the

solo

manual

can

used

provide

melodic

line

with

its

own

exciting

voices.

Use

the

portamento

manual

create

range

unique

sounds,

pressing

sliding

your

finger(s)

and

down.

All

keys

and

pedals

are

arranged

the

traditional

keyboard

method:

two

black

keys,

three

black

keys.

Each

white

key

has

name

(from

B),

and

the

blacks

are

sharps

flats.

“Cis

always

the

white

key

just

below

the

left

black

key

the

two-black-key

group.

Any

complete

set

seven

white

keys

and

five

black

keys

called

“octave”.

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PEDALS

UPPER

MANUAL

LOWER

MANUAL

Solo

Manual

SAXOPHONE

CLARINET

TRMPET

VIOLIN

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All

four

Solo

voices

have

been

specially

designed

for

brilliant

realism.

Each

voice

set

via

its

selector

tablet

the

left

the

Solo

manual.

Note:

The

four

voice

tabs,

i.e.,

Violin,

Clarinet,

Trumpet

and

Saxophone,

control

voices

which

purposely

cannot

produce

chords;

two

keys

are

pressed

simultaneously,

only

the

higher

will

sound.

Please

also

note

that

solo

voices

cannot

combined.

two

voice

selector

tabs

are

pressed,

the

one

the

right

takes

precedence.

TOUCH

VIBRATO

This

world-famous

Yamaha

exclusive

gives

the

organist

the

same

expressive

fingertip

vibrato

enjoyed

the

violinist.

With

this

effect,

vibrato

can

applied

any

solo

note

the

lateral

vibration

the

hand,

and

its

speed

will

correspond

exactly

the

hand's

vibration.

FUZZ

Fuzz

frequently

used

the

electric

guitar.

This

Fuzz

effect

affects

each

tone

the

Solo

manual

switching

the

Fuzz

selector

“ON.”

ATTACK

WAH-WAH

Works

Upper

manual

wah-wah

for

solo

tones.

Note:

When

Attack

Wah-Wah

and

Fuzz

are

both

set,

the

former

will

have

precedence.

Touch

Vibrato

and

Attack

Wah-Wah

can

used

simultaneously.

SOLO

VOLUME

CONTROL

This

permits

variety

manual

balance

settings.

Portamento

Manual

Tone

Levers

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EFFECT)

The

Portamento

manual

produces

continuous

pitch

shifts

just

those

produced

when

the

finger

slides

and

down

violin

string.

The

octave

range

becomes

higher

toward

the

right.

There

are

four

Portamento

voice

selector

tabs

and

except

for

the

Astro

tab

they

can

all

combined

with

each

other.

the

Astro

tab

set

cancels

all

the

others.

PORTAMENTO

VOLUME

CONTROL

This

permits

separate

volume

control.

the

panel

above

the

solo

manual

and

selectors

series

tone

levers

which

control

the

voices

(instrument

sounds)

which

will

heard

when

the

keys

are

depressed,

well

many

the

effects.

They

are

divided

into

groups

for

upper,

lower

and

pedals,

that

different

registrations

can

set

for

each.

Upper

Manual

Levers

voices

Lower

Manual

Levers

voices

Pedal

Levers

voices

PITCHES

FOOTAGES

The

DK-40B

has

five

different

pitch

levels,

indicated

the

numbers

16’,

8’,

5%’,

4’

and

22",

These

are

standard

musical

abbreviations

showing

the

tone’s

pitch

relation

the

fundamental

(written

note).

8’

tone

will

sound

just

has

been

written.

the

numbers

increase,

the

tones

lower.

16’

tone

(meaning

that

the

wave

length

the

vibrations

are

twice

long

8’,

half

fast)

will

provide

tone

exactly

one

octave

lower

than

the

written

note.

Similarly,

5%’

tones

are

fifth

higher

than

the

written

note,

4’

tones

one

octave

higher,

and

2*5'

tones

one

octave

and

fifth

above

the

fundamental.

Tones

octave

intervals

from

the

written

notes

are

"consonant

harmonics,"

while

all

others

are

‘‘dissonant.”

Upper

Preset

Tones

the

left

the

lower

manual

are

eight

Upper

Preset

Tone

selectors

(seven

tones

plus

Cancel).

These

on/off

switches

are

special

tonal

blends

that

most

closely

resemble

the

instruments

they

name

(Accordion,

Piano,

Hawaiian

Guitar,

Banjo)

well

three

special

preset

combinations.

Since

these

buttons

are

factory

preset,

they

automatically

cancel!

all

other

upper

manual

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

Accordion,

Piano,

Hawaiian

Guitar

and

Banjo

preset

selectors.

ORGAN

PRESET

ENSEMBLE

This

lever

controls

the

effect

which

adds

the

upper

tone

the

upper

preset

tone.

(Accordion,

Piano,

Hawaiian

Guitar,

Banjo)

Effect

Control

Levers

different

effects

which

and

variety

total

variations

the

Electone’s

voices.

Each

lever

works

the

same

way

the

tone

levers,

with

both

infinitely-variable

continuous

control

and

click-stop

settings.

Brilliance

With

this

single,

continuously-variable

control

you

can

pinpoint

the

degree

overall

softness

clarity

desired

for

any

mood

music.

Vibrato,

Vibrato

Speed

Vibrato

emotional

wavering

applied

tone

most

noticeable

the

trembling

left

hand

violinists

and

cellists.

can

add

great

deal

the

emotional

depth

passage,

especially

string

voices.

The

Vibrato

lever

provides

continuous

adjustment

this

effect’s

depth,

while

Vibrato

Speed

lets

you

continuously

set

the

vibration

speed.

Repeat

Speed

Cuts

and

repeats

each

note

just

the

double-strumming

effect

mandolin.

The

lever

provides

continuous

speed

adjustment

create

full

variety

different

moods.

Affects

upper

manual

notes

only.

Upper

Percussive

Changing

the

beginning

some

all

notes

can

wonders

for

lively

selections.

Your

Electone’s

percussive

effects

provide

subtle

but

important

shading

the

moment

each

note

heard.

The

special

popping

4’

and

224"

percussive

drive

can

smoothly

blended

into

all

upper

manual

tones

with

two

variable

levers,

and

separate

lever

regulates

the

length

decay

for

this

effect.

With

percussive,

use

staccato

fingering.

Each

note

should

played

cleanly;

slurred

notes

will

diminish

the

percussive

impact.

Note:

Upper

Percussive

4’

set

the

same

time

Upper

Sustain,

sound

will

heard.

Percussion

BRUSH

LOWER

CYMBAL,

PEDAL

CYMBAL

Provide

lively

brush

(hissing

snare

drum

brush)

and

cymbal

percussion

sounds

with

each

lower

manual

pedal

note.

Attack

Wah-Wah

Provides

spicy

wah-wah

sound

the

beginning

every

upper

manual

tone.

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