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Congratulations!

Thank

you

for

purchasing

а

Yamaha

PortaTone

PSR-41.

This

PortaTone

is

an

ultra-modern

keyboard

with

a

design

based

on

the

|

latest

digital

electronics

technology

|

To

be

sure

you

get

maximum

satisfaction,

we

suggest

you

follow

the

|

steps

in

this

manual

carefully

while

actually

playing

the

instrument

YAMAHA

PORTATONE

Owner’s

Guide

Contents

Before

playing

1

1.

Nomenclature

—

zx

-

2.

Starting

to

Play

(Orchestra

Section)

2

3.

Voice

Editing

........

=

.

.

4

4.

Using

the

Built-in

Drummer

(PCM/Stereo

Rhythm

Section)

5

5.

Creating

Original

Rhythm

Patterns

(Custom

Drummer

A

6.

Adding

Accompaniment

(Auto

Bass

Chord

Section)

8

7.

2-Track

Recording

System

(Music

Programmer)

" :

11

8.

External

Jacks

т

3

9.

Optional

Accessories

4

10.

About

MID

5

11

Taking

Care

of

Your

PortaTone

:

»

á :

:

v"

...

16

12.

Specifications

17

YAMAHA

Before

playing

Inserting

Batteries

Optional

power

adaptors

Remove

the

battery

compartment

cover

on

the

bottom

of

the

instrument

and

Household

current:

Power

Adaptor

PA-4/PA-40

is

available

for

household

insert

six

1.5V

SUM-1,

"D"

size,

R-20,

or

equivalent

a/kaline

batteries

(sold

current.

No

other

adaptor

is

usable,

so

when

you

purchase

a

power

adaptor

separately),

making

sure

that

the

polarities

are

placed

as

directed

inside

please

ensure

that

it

is

model

PA-4/PA-40.

the

compartment.

Replace

the

cover,

ensuring

that

it

locks

securely

in

place.

Car

Battery:

Car

Battery

Adaptor

CA-1

plugs

into

a

car

cigarette

lighter

socket.

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@)

Power

Switch

(9)

Rhythm

Variation

Selector

(3

Intro./Ending

Button

Q9

Melody

Record

Button

(2)

Master

Volume

Control

(9

Custom

Drummer

Function

Selectors

(8

Keyboard

Percussion

Button

Q6

Melody

Play

Button

(3)

Auto

Bass

Chord

Volume

Control

(i)

Custom

Drummer

Key

Section

19

Duet

On/Off

Switch

@)

Chord

Record

Button

(4)

Bass

&

Chord

Variation

Selectors

(2

Tempo

Controls

$9

Sustain

Selector

@8)

Chord

Play

Button

(5)

Bass

&

Chord

Voice

Selectors

(3

Rhythm

Selectors

@)

Orchestra

Bank

Selector

09

MIDI

Button

(6)

Auto

Bass

Chord

Mode

Selector

(9

Fill-in

Button

$9

Orchestra

Voice

Selectors

Q9

Pitch

Controls

(7)

Auto

Bass

Chord

Key

Section

(9

Synchro

Start

and

Start

Buttons

$3

Digital

Synthesizer

Selector

7)

Transposer

(8)

Rhythm

Volume

Control

(9

Stop

Button

@)

Voice

Data

Controllers

a

RR

ree

ete

2

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Starting

to

play

Orchestra

section

First,

try

the

sounds

in

the

Orchestra

section,

which

is

a

fundamental

part

of

this

keyboard.

BLUESSNT+

OES

NTH

тузт.

ORGAN

JAZZ

ORGAN

PIPE

ORGAN

1

MUSIC

BOX

PIPE

ORGAN

2

vIBES

Fantasy

KOTO

COSMIC

BELLS

1.

Switch

on

Fowen

Slide

the

POWER

switch

(1)

to

the

“ON”

position.

The

Power-on

light

will

then

illuminate.

2.

Adjust

the

volume

pond

Slide

the

MASTER

VOLUME

control

(2)

about

three-quarters

of

the

way

towards

Max.

to

set

the

volume

level.

3.

Choose

an

instrument

voice

First

set

the

Orchestra

Bank

selector

@)

for

the

desired

bank

of

voices

(Orchestra

Bank

selector

in

upper

position

to

select

upper

row

of

voices

labeled

in

silver

above

the

voice

selectors,

lower

position

to

select

lower

row

of

voices

labeled

in

yellow.)

Then

press

the

Orchestra

Voice

selector

@2

for

the

desired

voice

in

the

selected

bank.

*

When

you

turn

the

keyboard

ON,

the

BRASS

1

voice

will

automaticaily

be

selected

if

the

Orchestra

Bank

selector

@i)

is

set

to

the

upper

position,

and

the

BRASS

2

voice

will

be

selected

if

the

Orchestra

Bank

selector

is

set

to

the

lower

position.

Notes:

1.

Vibrato

is

automatically

applied

to

voices

which

benefit

from

application

of

this

effect.

2.

Be

sure

to

set

the

Auto

Bass

Chord

MODE

selector

(6)

to

the

OFF

position.

When

the

selector

is

set

to

the

SINGLE

FINGER

or

FINGERED

position,

the

keys

in

the

Auto

Bass

Chord

key

section

@

cannot

be

used

for

melody

playing.

4.

Try

other

voices

Make

your

selection

from

among

the

voices

in

the

ORCHESTRA

section

G2.

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—2—

ar

aa

fen

Note:

The

maximum

number

of

notes

that

can

be

played

simultaneously

(normally

twelve)

will

be

reduced

when

the

Auto

Bass

Chord,

Duet

and

Digital

Synthesizer

are

used.

The

minimum

number

of

simultaneous

notes

is

two.

Slide

the

SUSTAIN

selector

@

to

its

“1”

n

or

"2"

setting,

and

notes

will

be

sustain-

ed

after

you

lift

your

fingers

from

the

keys.

SUSTAIN

1

produces

a

short

sustain,

SUSTAIN

2

produces

a

longer

sustain.

е

Transposer

The

Transposer

6)

lets

you

adjust

the

PortaTone's

pitch

to

suit

either

a

sing-

ing

voice—so

anyone

can

sing

along

as

you

play—or

an

instrument

such

Хандан

as

a

B^

trumpet,

clarinet,

or

E^

saxo-

phone.

When

A

is

pressed,

the

pitch

rises

by

a

semitone.

When

Y

is

pressed,

the

pitch

decreases

by

a

semi-tone.

When

both

selectors

are

pressed

simultaneously,

the

normal

pitch

is

obtained.

*

Pitch

control

The

Pitch

controls

@

differ

from

the

Transposer

in

that

their

function

is

to

fine-tune

the

keyboard.

This

allows

you

to

tune

the

PSR-41

to

match

other

instruments

such

as

a

guitar.

Each

time

A

is

pressed,

the

pitch

increases

very

slightly,

up

to

a

maximum

of

50

cents

(above

the

preset

level).

Whenever

V

is

pressed,

the

pitch

drops

very

slightly,

also

to

a

maximum

of

50

cents.

Notes:

7.

If

you

hold

down

one

of

the

PITCH

or

TRANSPOSER

controls,

the

pitch

will

change

continuously.

2.

If

you

press

both

of

the

PITCH

or

TRANSPOSER

controls

together,

the

pitch

will

return

to

the

preset

level

(Аз

=

440Hz).

5.

Adding

sustain

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Voice

Editing

DIGITAL

SYNTHESIZER

As

one

of

the

PSR-41’s

special

features,

the

Digital

Synthesizer

function

allows

you

to

expand

the

32

orchestra

voices

to

total

of

100,000

different

voices.

OIGITAL

SYNTHESIZER

SPESTRUM

BALANCE

ENVELOPE

VIBRATC

OETUNE

$

Let's

create

various

voices

using

DIGITAL

SYNTHESIZER.

1.

Select

the

desired

voice

by

pressing

one

of

the

32

Orchestra

Voice

selectors

Q3.

.

Set the

Digital

Synthesizer

selector

@

to

ON.

.

Adjust

the

volume

using

the

Master

Volume

control

(2).

.

Set

each

Voice

Data

controller

(SPECTRUM,

BRILLIANCE,

ENVELOPE,

VIBRATO

and

DETUNE)

69

to

the

position

which

results

in

the

desired

sound.

PON

SPECTRUM

This

controls

the

timbre

or

tone

color-of

the

voice.

BRILLIANCE

This

determines

how

brilliant

or

mellow

the

voice

is.

ENVELOPE

Controls

the

attack

of

the

notes

(whether

the

notes

begin

sharply

or

smoothly).

VIBRATO

This

controls

the

vibrato

effect.

DETUNE

Increasing

the

DETUNE

setting

produces

a

“thicker”

multi-instrument

type

sound.

5.

Now,

let's

play

some

notes.

By

comparing

the

same

voice

in

both

the

ON

and

OFF

settings

of

the

Digital

Synthesizer

Selector

@,

you

can

distinguish

the

difference

in

timbre.

*

The

degree

to

which

a

voice

changes

varies

with

the

selected

voice.

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a

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Be

ETE

Using

the

built-in

drummer

PCM/Stereo

rhythm

section

Now

it’s

time

to

add

a

dynamic

rhythm

accompaniment

to

your

melody.

1.

Choose

a

rhythm

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nene

Pick

the

rhythm

that

best

suits

the

music

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you're

going

to

play

and

press

the

aps

corresponding

Rhythm

selector

(3.

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When

you

turn

the

keyboard

ON,

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the

DISCO

rhythm

is

automatically

кос

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2.

Start

the

rhythm

After

selecting

a

rhythm,

press

the

START

selector

(19.

*

Synchro

Start

Use

the

SYNCHRO

START

button

(

if

you

want

the

rhythm

to

begin

from

the

moment

you

first

press

a

key.

Any

of

the

19

keys

(up

to

F*,)

beginning

al

tne

lent

of

the

keyboard

(Auto

Bass

Chord

key

section

(2)

will

activate

the

rhythm.

*

Intro./Ending

Instead

of

using

START,

you

can

have

the

rhythm

begin

by

using

the

INTRO./ENDING

button

@7.

When

this

selector

is

pressed,

the

rhythm

will

start

after

a

two-bar

intro-phrase.

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tees

3.

Adjustments

*

Volume

The

Rhythm

VOLUME

control

ана

а

lets

you

adjust

the

rhythm

volume

in

relation

to

the

melody

volume.

*

Tempo

ve

Use

the

TEMPO

controls

(2

to

adjust

=

the

speed

of

the

rhythm.

=

*

Variation

E

©

The

Rhythm

VARIATION

selector

@

>

gives

a

choice

of

five

patterns

for

Lt

each

rhythm.

4.

Making

use

of

the

Tempo

Light

The

Tempo

Light

functions

as

a

visual

metronome,

making

it

simple

for

you

to

confirm

the

rhythm

tempo.

It

flashes

indicating

tempo

when

the

rhythm

is

running

and

also

when

the

SYNCHRO

START

button

(9

has

been

pressed

but

you

have

not

yet

started

the

rhythm

by

pressing

a

key.

5.

Adding

fill-ins

If

you

tap

the

FILL-IN

button

(2,

the

ENDS

rhythm

being

played

will

be

replaced

with

a

1-bar

drum

solo.

€

if

you

press

the

FILL-IN

button

before

starting

to

play,

the

rhythm

will

start

after

a

1-bar

drum

solo.

6.

Using

the

INTRO./ENDING

button

for

your

musical

finale

If

you

press

the

INTRO./ENDING

button

@

when

the

rhythm

is

on,

the

rhythm

will

stop

automatically

after

playing

а

two-bar

ending

phrase.

If

you

wish

to

stop

the

rhythm

immediately,

press

the

STOP

button

11.

Keyboard

Percussion

Press

the

KEYBOARD

PERCUSSION

button

(à,

and

you

can

enjoy

playing

like

a

drummer

by

tapping

the

Custom

Drummer

keys

(17)

with

your

fingers.

Twenty-five

PCM

digital

percussion

sounds

are

assigned

to

the

keys.

The

different

kinds

of

percussion

instrument

sounds

are

indicated

by

symbols

next

to

the

relevant

keys.

(When

the

Keyboard

Percussion

feature

is

engaged,

the

Tempo

Light

will

come

on).

If

you

turn

KEYBOARD

PERCUSSION

ON

while

a

rhythm

pattern

is

playing,

the

rhythm

pattern

will

stop

(leaving

bass

and/or

chord

backing

when

using

the

Auto

Bass

Chord

function

described

in

item

7)

so

you

can

play

your

own

rhythm

on the

Custom

Drummer

keys.

Press

the

KEYBOARD

PERCUSSION

button

(8)

a

second

time

to

exit

the

Keyboard

percussion

mode.

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PERCUSSION

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5

аа

Creating

original

rhythm

patterns

Custom

Drummer

The

PSR-41

has

80

preset

rhythm

patterns

(including

variations).

Apart

from

the

preset

patterns,

you

can

also

create

original

ones

of

your

own

using

Custom

Drummer

10.

\

Programming

a

rhythm

pattern

Create

your

own

version

of

the

8

Beat

custom

rhythm.

E

1.

First

of

all,

choose

a

basic

rhythm

pattern

from

among

the

preset

rhythms.

As

an

example,

select

POPS.

2.

Press

the

PROGRAM

selector.

You

are

now

ready

to

input.

Try

writing

the

following

rhythm

patterns:

BASS

DRUM

4»4—

DO

ww?

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|

SNARE

DRUM

g

J

tlo

J»

fie,

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HI-HAT

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>

3.

Press

the

CLEAR

selector

and

the

BRUMMER

preset

POPS

is

cancelled,

leaving

only

the

sound

of

the

beat

count.

4.

Input

the

bass

drum

pattern

by

tapping

the

key

indicated

by

the

9

figure.

5.

The

same

procedure

is

required

for

inputting

snare

drum,

closed

hi-hat,

and

open

hi-hat.

You

can

add

an

accent

(slightly

higher

volume

level)

to

the

timing

you

want

by

tapping

the

>

key

(В.).

6.

If

you

make

an

error,

cancel

it

by

pressing

the

relevant

percussion

key

together

with

the

CANCEL

key

(C;).

The

input

that

percussion

instrument

again.

CANCEL

Key

7.

When

your

original

pattern

is

completed,

press

the

STOP

button

(6

or

PROGRAM

button

again.

*

In

procedure

3,

if

you

do

not

want

to

erase

all

of

the

percussion

sounds,

you

can

use

the

CANCEL

key

(C,)

and

individual

percussion

keys

to

Selectively

erase.

8.

Now,

playback

what

you

have

programmed

by

pressing

the

PLAY

selector.

Try

other

rhythm

patterns

as

shown

below:

MARCHING

DRUM

(set

to

MARCH/POLKA)

SNARE

DRUM

ГЭД

2,7

FRO

OPEN

HI-HAT

==

=

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fe

hy

Notes:

1.

When

you

play

back

a

customized

rhythm,

the

Auto

Bass

Chord

feature

can

be

used

in

the

same

way

as

with

a

preset

rhythm.

2.

The

total

number

of

percussion

voices

that

can

be

used

for

one

pattern

amounts

to

8.

3.

When

the

power

is

OFF,

the

data

that

you

input

will

be

erased

automatically.

6

aC

ms

SEMEN

Adding

accompaniment

AUTO

BASS

CHORD

Auto

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Chord

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The

Auto

Bass

Chord

section

is

an

automatic

accompaniment

feature.

it

the

MODE

selector

©

is

set

to

OFF,

the

Auto

Bass

Chord

system

does

not

unction.

With

the

SINGLE

FINGER

position

selected,

you

can

play

chords

plus

bass

notes

with

just

one

finger

when

you

press

any

of

the

keys

in

the

Auto

Bass

Chord

key

section

(2).

The

FINGERED

position

is

suitable

for

you

if

you

already

know

how

to

play

chords

since

it

lets

you

play

your

own

chords

and

still

get

the

bass

accompaniment.

For

one-fingered

accompaniment

1.

Slide

the

selector

to

the

SINGLE

FINGER

position.

2.

Select

a

rhythm

Choose

the

rhythm

you

want

then

press

the

SYNCHRO

START

or

START

button

@®.

(Don't

forget

to

do

this

whenever

you

use

the

Auto

Bass

Chord

feature).

3.

Press

a

key

Press

one

of

the

19

keys

in

the

Auto

Bass

Chord

key

section

(7)

on

the

left

side

of

the

keyboard.

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Auto

Bass

Chord

key

section

You

will

hear

the

corresponding

chord

with

bass

and

rhythm

accompaniment.

For

instance,

when

you

press

“С,”

you'll

obtain

a

C

major

chord

that

plays

along

with

the

bass

and

rhythm.

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G

F

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4.

Set

the

volume

Adjust

the

volume

to

suit

the

overall

level

using

the

Auto

Bass

Chord

VOLUME

control

(3).

5.

Set

the

tempo

Set

the

tempo

you

want

using

the

TEMPO

controls

(2

in

the

Rhythm

section.

6.

Select

a

variation

combination

Using

the

BASS

and

CHORD

VARIATION

selectors

(2),

choose

the

bass

and

chord

pattern

combination

most

suitable

for

the

kind

of

music

you

want

to

play.

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Moving

the

CHORD

VARIATION

selector

to

position

No.

8

cancels

the

chord

accompaniment,

leaving

only

the

bass

line

and

percussion.

You

can

then

play

your

own

chords

in

the

normal

way.

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7.

Select

the

bass

and

chord

voices

Enjoy

selecting

different

bass

and

chord

voices

using

the

BASS

and

CHORD

VOICE

selectors

©)

to

suit

the

music.

8.

To

stop

the

Auto

Bass

Chord

accompaniment

Press

the

STOP

button

in

the

Rhythm

section.

Obtaining

minor,

seventh,

and

minor

seventh

chords

in

Single

Finger

mode.

*

To

get

e

minor

chord

depress

the

C

key

together

with

the

next

black

key

to

the

left.

©

To

get

a

C

seventh

chord

depress

the

C

key

together

with

the

next

white

key

to

the

left.

*

To

get

a

C

minor

seventh

chord,

simply

press

the

C

key

together

with

the

black

key

and

white

key

to

the

left.

Cm

C,

Cm,

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For

automatic

accompaniment

based

on

three-note

or

four-note

chords

1.

Slide

the

selector

to

the

FINGERED

position.

2.

When

a

combination

of

keys

located

in

the

Auto

Bass

Chord

key

section

(7)

is

pressed,

the

resulting

chord

will

be

played

together

with

the

automatic

accompaniment

consisting

of

the

bass

line

and

the

selected

rhythm.

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chord

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chord

F

chord

Note:

The

chord

accompaniment

selected

by

chord

variation

selectors

6

and

7

include

arpeggio

patterns.

The

arpeggio

patterns

are

only

produced,

however,

when

major,

minor,

dominant

seventh

or

minor

seventh

chords

are

played.

*

Adding

harmony

to

the

melody

(DUET)

This

function

works

together

with

the

SINGLE

FINGER

or

FINGERED

г

feature

in

the

Auto

Bass

Chord

ВМ

section.

Slide

the

DUET

on/off

switch

to

ON,

and

a

harmonizing

note

(taken

from

your

left

hand

chord)

will

be

added

to

each

melody

note

you

play.

Advanced

course

1:

Manual

Bass

accompaniment

1.

Slide

the

MODE

selector

©

to

the

MANUAL

BASS

position.

2.

Play

your

own

bass

line

using

the

keys

in

the

Auto

Bass

Chord

key

section

(7).

Note:

You

can

play

only

one

note

at

a

time

in

the

Auto

Bass

Chord

key

section

when

using

this

function.

Advanced

course

2:

Keyboard

split

If

you

set

the

Auto

Bass

Chord

MODE

selector

(6)

to

the

KEYBOARD

SPLIT

position,

the

auto

accompaniment

will

be

cancelled,

enabling

you

to

play

the

19

keys

in

the

Auto

Bass

Chord

key

section

using

any

of

the

CHORD

voices.

This

means

that

you

can

play

with

different

voices

for

your

left

and

right

hands.

Choose

the

left-hand

voice

by

means

of

the

CHORD

VOICE

selector

(5).

Note:

You

can

play

up

to

four

notes

at

the

same

time

in

the

Auto

Bass

Chord

key

section

when

using

this

function.

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About

the

Music

Programmer

With

this

feature

you

can

have

the

keyboard

store

the

chords

and

melody

that

you

play

in

its

memory.

Then

you

can

have

them

played

back

in

any

tempo

you

like.

The

main

advantages

are:

1.

After

storing

the

chord

progression

and

rhythm

pattern

in

the

memory,

you

can

have

them

played

back

automatically

to

accompany

you

while

you

concentrate

on

practicing

your

melody

performances

or

improvisations.

2.

Besides

having

the

above

benefit,

the

PSR-41

lets

you

store

a

melody

line

independently

as

in

a

2-track

recording

studio.

The

two

tracks

can

then

be

played

back

together,

making

possible

a

truly

professional

sound.

€

Memorized

data

is

automatically

cleared

and

replaced

by

new

data

when

music

is

played

with

the

Record

mode

selected.

e

The

following

data

are

not

memorized:

Volume,

Tempo,

Transposer,

Pitch,

MIDI

Mode,

Custom

Drummer,

Keyboard

Percussion

and

Expression

Pedal.

Note:

When

the

power

is

OFF,

the

data

that

you

input

will

be

erased

automatically.

This

owner's

guide

shows

how

to

use

the

memory

system

using

“Greensleeves”

as

an

example.

Step

1

Chord

Programming

A.

Chord

recording

1.

Depress

the

CHORD

RECORD

button

@

in

the

Music

Programmer

section.

RUE

par

2.

Try

storing

the

accompaniment

for

“Greensleeves”.

First,

select

WALTZ

in

the

Rhythm

section,

and

then

play

the

following

chord

sequence

together

with

the

rhythm:

(using

the

Auto

Bass

Chord

key

section

(7)

Am

—

D

—

G

—

Em

—

Am

—

E;

—

Am

—

Am

D

G

Em

E

Am

Single

Finger

4

Н

О

Chord

i

Fingered

|

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Chord

Н

imm

ии

ш

Note:

The

accompaniment

can

be

played

using

either

the

Single

Finger

or

Fingered

mode

of

the

Auto

Bass

Chord

section.

However,

the

Single

Finger

mode

is

automatically

engaged

when

you

press

the

CHORD

RECORD

button

@

except

when

using

the

Fingered

mode

beforehand

(see

page

9

for

instructions

on

Single

Finger

and

for

Fingered).

3.

When

all

of

the

chords

have

been

programmed,

press

the

STOP

button

or

CHORD

RECORD

button

@)

again.

The

accompaniment

has

now

been

stored

in

the

memory.

B.

Chord

playback

The

memorized

accompaniment

can

be

played

back,

unless

you

cancel

the

memory

contents

by

inputting

a

different

chord

sequence.

mST

р

1.

Press

the

CHORD

PLAY

button

@.

кез

кч

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PROGRAMMER

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2.

То

start

playback,

press

the

START

botton

@

or

any

key

on

the

keyboard.

Costar

3.

Try

playing

the

melody

of

“Greensleeves”

to

the

accompaniment

playback

(see

below).

4.

Playback

can

be

stopped

at

any

time

by

pressing

the

STOP

button

11.

Step

2

Programming

of

melody

A.

Melody

recording

Music

PROGRAMMER

With

the

accompaniment

of

“Огееп-

само,

sleeves"

stored

in

the

memory,

you

сап

Е

now

record

the

melody.

1.

Press

the

MELODY

RECORD

button

О.

pay

Q5

келел

.

If

you

want

to

listen

to

the

stored

accompaniment

while

you

play

the

melody,

also

press

the

CHORD

PLAY

button

@.

2.

Select

the

voice

you

want

using

the

Orchestra

voice

selectors.

As

an

example,

select

the

FLUTE

voice.

3.

Play

the

melody.

Since

recording

begins

as

soon

as

the

melody

is

started,

you

are

free

to

commence

playing

when

the

timing

feels

right

for

you.

Melody

ааа

Argi

НЫ

Н

4.

When

you

have

finished

playing

the

melody,

Press

the

STOP

button

48

or

MELODY

RECORD

button

@)

again.

Note:

When

the

Music

Programmer

is

used,

the

Orchestra

becomes

four-note

polyphonic

at

maximum.

However

if

you

use

DUET

or

the

DIGITAL

SYNTHESIZER,

the

number

of

notes

audible

at

one

ime

decreases.

42

B.

Music

playback

MUSIC

PROGRAMMER

Now

you

can

simultaneously

play

back

mue

the

memorized

accompaniment

and

oe

аан

melody

for

“Greensleeves”.

1.

Press

the

MELODY

PLAY

button

зе

and

CHORD

PLAY

button

@.

ER,

Сз

а

2.

Tap

the

START

button

@®,

any

key

on

the

keyboard

or

the

INTRO./ENDING

button

@

to

start

playback.

The

music

you

can

hear

would

have

been

impossible

without

the

aid

of

the

Music

Programmer.

START

Notes:

1.

The

voices

and

rhythm

can

be

changed

if

desired.

However,

it

is

not

recommended

to

change

from

the

Waltz

rhythm

which

has

a

3/4

measure

to

a

rhythm

with

a

4/4

measure.

2.

Playback

can

be

stopped

at

any

time

by

pressing

the

STOP

button

®©.

Capacity

of

Music

Programmer

ө

About

100

chord

changes

and

240

melody

notes

can

be

recorded.

*

If

complicated

chords

are

recorded

by

using

Fingered

Chord,

the

chord

recording

capacity

will

be

reduced.

ө

If

the

number

of

chords

or

melody

notes

exceeds

the

memory

capacity,

recording

will

stop

automatically.

External

jacks

Several

jacks

are

provided

at

the

back

of

the

keyboard

for

connecting

a

variety

of

optional

accessories.

There

is

also

a

—$9—-

headphone

jack

at

the

front.

5

R

+

EXP.

PEDAL

AUX.

Ойт

ОС

(9-12V)

IN

A.

External

power

source

jack

(DC

9-12V

IN)

*

AC

power

Connect

the

optional

AC

Power

Adaptor

PA-4/PA-40

to

the

DC

9-12V

IN

jack.

*

Car

battery

The

Car

Battery

Adaptor

CA-1

plugs

into

the

DC

9-12V

IN

jack

and

a

cigarette

lighter

socket.

B.

Aux

Out

jacks

(L

&

R)

You

can

channel

sound

through

your

stereo

system

using

these

jacks.

Use

the

optional

connecting

cord

PSC-3.

*

Impedance:

6000

e

Output

level:

—7+3dBm

(7

notes

sounding

simultaneously

at

maximum

volume

with

Jazz

Organ

voice)

Note:

These

jacks

were

designed

to

accommodate

the

most

commonly

used

impedances.

Significant

deviation

from

these

specifications

will

result

in

inadequate

drive,

distortion,

noise,

and

poor

performance

in

general.

C.

Expression

pedal

jack

The

EXP.PEDAL

jack

is

for

connecting

the

Expression

Pedal

EP-1,

which

lets

you

control

the

overall

volume

level

using

your

foot.

D.

Headphone

Jack

(Below

left

end

of

keyboard.)

Connect

a

set

of

headphones

to

this

jack

and

you

can

practice

without

disturbing

others.

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E.

MIDI

Jacks

(IN

&

OUT)

Refer

to

page

15

for

details

concerning

MIDI.

n

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Optional

accessories

*

AC

Power

Adaptor

(PA-4/PA-40)

Transforms

AC

voltage

to

DC

voltage.

*

Car

Battery

Adaptor

(CA-1)

Enables

you

to

provide

power

to

the

instrument

from

a

car

battery

using

the

cigarette

lighter

socket.

€

Soft

Carrying

Case

(SCC-12)

For

convenient

transportation.

*

Headphones

(HPE-3/5)

Specially

designed

lightweight

dynamic

headphones

with

extra-soft

ear

pads.

*

Connecting

Cable

(PSC-3)

For

connecting

the

keyboard

to

a

stereo

hi-fi

system

or

cassette

tape

deck.

*

Keyboard

Stand

(L-2/4)

*

Expression

Pedal

(EP-1)

Lets

you

add

more

feeling

to

music

by

enabling

subtle

control

of

the

overall

volume

level.

е

Bench

(BC-6)

Some

optional

accessories

may

not

be

available

in

every

region.

4

15

About

MIDI

MIDI

is

an

acronym

standing

for

Musical

Instrument

Digital

Interface,

which

is

a

standard

interface

for

communication

between

keyboards

and

other

music

devices.

The

PortaTone

PSR-41

is

equipped

with

MIDI

jacks

(IN

and

OUT),

enabling

connection

of

the

PortaTone

to

another

keyboard

equipped

with

MIDI

jacks

or

an

expander

module,

for

synchronized

performances.

(Example)

l

MIDI

OUT

Y

MIDI

IN

PSR-41

Another

keyboard

equipped

with

MIDI

jacks

*

When

the

power

is

turned

on,

the

mode

is:

LOCAL

ON,

OMNI

ON,

POLY.

*

Data

to

be

sent/received

in

normal

mode

e

Key

ON/OFF

•

Orchestra

voice

change

e

Orchestra

sustain

*

MIDI

Functions

The

PSR-41

is

equipped

with

6

MIDI

functions.

These

functions

are

selected

by

pressing

the

Orchestra

Voice

Selector

shown

in

the

table

below

while

pressing

the

MIDI

button

Q3.

Table

of

MIDI

Functions

To

select

MIDI

functions,

press

the

appropriate

Orchestra.

Voice

selector

(as

shown

below)

while

holding

the

MIDI

button.

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Selecting

MIDI

Channels

While

holding

the

MIDI

button

@,

press

BRASS

1/BRASS

2

(send

channel)

or

SAXIHORN

(receive

channel)

and

then

press

one

of

the

black

or

white

keys

on

the

left

of

the

keyboard

to

designate

the

channel

(CH1

through

CH16

from

left).

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16

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key

from

the

left

Note:

The

OMNI

ON

Mode

is

selected

by

pressing

the

17th

key

from

the

left

while

pressing

the

MIDI

button

G3.

3.

Split

Send

Mode

When

this

mode

is

selected,

only

the

Key

On

data

for

keys

to

the

left

of

the

split

point

(w)

is

sent

on

the

designated

channel

(fixed

at

CH2)

when

SINGLE

FINGER,

FINGERED,

MANUAL

BASS,

or

KEYBOARD

SPLIT

mode

is

selected.

4.

Program

Change

Off

This

is

used

to

cancel

the

sending

and

reception

of

voice

select

and

rhythm

select

information

(program

changes)

from

an

external

device.

5.

MIDI

Clock

Select

This

is

used

for

synchronization

with

the

timing

clock

of

an

external

device.

6.

Local

Off

This

is

used

to

cancel

the

melody

sounds

of

the

PSR-41.

(Rhythm

and

Auto

Bass

Chord

cannot

be

turned

off.

The

Rhythm

and

Auto

Bass

Chord

sounds

can

be

eliminated

by

setting

their

volumes

to

MIN.)

Taking

care

of

your

PortaTone

Your

PortaTone

will

remain

in

excellent

playing

condition

if

care

is

taken

concerning

the

following.

1.

When

you

use

AC

power,

be

sure

to

use

the

optional

AC

Power

PA-4/

PA-40

adaptor.

Before

use,

read

the

adaptor

instructions

carefully.

In

particular,

please

note

that

in

some

cases

the

PA-4/PA-40

is

provided

with

a

voltage

selector,

so

confirm

that

this

selector

is

correctly

set.

2.

The

optional

car

battery

adaptor

CA-1

is

only

for

use

with

a

negative

ground

12V

battery.

Ensure

that

this

is

the

case

before

connecting

the

adaptor.

3.

Connections

made

between

the

PortaTone

and

any

other

device

should

be

made

with

both

units

turned

off.

4.

Do

not

set

the

MASTER

VOLUME

at

MAX

when

you

connect

the

PortaTone

to

a

stereo

system.

Use

the

stereo

system's

volume

control

to

adjust

the

sound

level.