User manual GEM WK1000

[. . . ] DIGITAL KEYBOARDS owners manual wk1000 ·English SPECIAL MESSAGES ALARM SYMBOLS: Generalmusic electronics products could present labels similar to that displayed in this section. Please follow accurately the precautions descripted in the safety instructions. The exclamation mark within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert. The lightning flash with arrowhead symbol, within an equilateral triangle, is intended to alert the user to the presence of uninsulated "dangerous voltage" within the product's enclosure that may be of sufficient magnitude to constitute a risk of electric shock to persons. IMPORTANT NOTE: To reduce the risk related to the correct and normal use of the instrument, all Generalmusic products are accuralety tested in a safety laboratory. DO NOT modify the present unit, the safety standard and the correct instrument operativity could be compromised, and as a further consequence the warranty will be invalidated. IMPORTANT SAFETY AND INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS INSTRUCTION PERTAINING TO A RISK OF FIRE, ELECTRIC SHOCK, OR INJURY TO PERSONS. WARNING! When using electric products, basic precautions should always be followed, including the following: 1. [. . . ] Jazz Adds two notes above the note played by the right hand, at intervals of a fourth and a minor seventh. Rock : creates a three note chord consisting of the melody note, a fifth interval and an octave interval (e. g. No left hand chord required Rock: Creates a three note chord consisting of the melody note, a fifth interval and an octave interval (e. g. No left hand chord required. Styles Page31 owners manual REV/CHO WK1 can process the sounds thanks to two built-in multieffect devices that affect the sections independently. It is possible to set the effect processor to active (Led ON) or non active (Led OFF) mode. wk1000 To modify Reverb or the Chorus and their Send, keep the REV/CHO key pressed for at least one second. The parameter that can be modified starts blinking. PAGE The Multieffect page will appear on the LCD display. REV:HALL 2 CHO:CHO2 2 VOL=100 VOL=100 PAGE CURSOR Use the CURSOR key to move among the various parameters. When each effect is displayed, the relative general volume is indicated. Use the TEMPO/DATA buttons to modify the effects. Page32 Styles owners manual DISK wk1000 The floppy disks provides you the possibility to create an extensive library of Sounds, Samples, Performances, Styles, Songs e Song Styles, that can be loaded to wk1000 RAM at any time. This chapter is an introduction to the concepts of File, Floppy Disks and RAM memory. You will learn about the main access functions to a Disk and how to load and save Songs, Styles, Performances, Samples, MIDI Files and all the other formats that are compatible with wk1000. FLOPPY DISK RECOGNIZED FORMATS wk1000 accepts 3, 5" HD and DD floppy disks. These are the most commonly used types and can be purchased at any computer shops. wk1000 can read files in GMX, WK, PK, MIDI FILE, MS-DOS, Generalmusic CD series formats. wk1000 cannot read Songs, Styles and Samples in formats of non- Generalmusic instruments. The exclusive format of musical instruments adopted by a manufacturer is proprietary and not compatible with the format of instruments of other makes. To exchange Songs with other instruments it is necessary to save the Song as a MidiFile to a MS-DOS formatted disk. Files identify Songs, Song Styles, Performances, Styles or Samples. FILE TYPES AND EXTENSIONS The types of file used when working with a disk are identified by a name (which appears in the 8- digit display area) and an extension (shown in the 3-digit display area) which specifies the type of file. In file types that include SONGS in PK, WK, STYLES and ALL formats, the extension is not displayed. The extensions of all other recognized file types are listed in the paragraph explaining the LOAD functions. ACCESS TO DISK Any operation involving files can be effected using the functions given in the DISK mode pages, through the FLOPPY DISK function button. The main functions are divided into 4 groups: 1 2 3 4 LOAD SAVE DELETE Load data to RAM from a Floppy Disk Saves RAM data to a Floppy Disk Cancels single Files from a Floppy Disk FORMAT Formatting procedure and cancellation of the contents of a Floppy Disk. PAGE The display shows when Floppy Disk mode is active: if a Floppy Disk containing MidiFiles or Songs is inserted and the FLOPPY DISK key is pressed, DIRECT page e shown. Once the DISK has been pressed to execute a LOAD or SAVE command, as soon as the Disk Drive completes the operation the display is automatically restored to DIRECT mode, that is the first page of the Disk page. Do not extract the Floppy Disk during this time otherwise the data could be damaged or lost the disk Page33 owners manual WHAT IS A MIDI FILE? wk1000 MIDI means Musical Instruments Digital Interface. A Standard MIDI File (SMF) is a format created to maintain data compatibility among different devices complying to the SMF format. [. . . ] The different instrument memory sections: performance (PFM), sequencer (SEQ) or ALL can be indepenently restored. Press TEMPO/DATA to select the memory area to inizialize and twice the ENTER button. OPERATING SYTEM RELEASE DATE: EL XX_XX_XX The last page of the MIDI/GENERAL menu shows the date of the latest operating release system installed on board. Press ESCAPE to exit the current mode. Page60 the midi/general mode owners manual wk1000 wk1000 appendix Appendix Page61 owners manual WK1000 SOUND DATABASE Group Progr. BANK 1 wk1000 BANK 2 MSB=1 PianoMk1 PianoW2 E. G. Piano12 DetPiano2 ThinRhodx2 E. Piano32 Harpsich22 SynClav CelestaPlk2 GlockVibes2 WineGls12 Vibes2 Marimba2 Xylophone2 SoftBell2 BarChimes 16'1'Draw2 16'8'5'Drw SwOrgan* Church22 PipeOrgan2 Accord1 Blusette Cassotto SoloGtr 12StlGtr OctJzGtr2 ElGuitar1 Muted2 WhaGtr1 FuzzGtr SlowHarmx2 AcoustcBs2 Dyn. Fingrd* Dyn. Bass2* AcidBass1 Dyn. Bass3* WXBass2 SynBass3 SynBass4 SlowViolin BowedViola SlowCello BowedBass OctTremolo2 OctPizz2 HarpDelay2 TimpaniEFX2 StereoStrg2 StrgOrch2 SynStrg32 SynStrg42 VoiceUuh2 VoiceAah2 SkatVoices* Rave2 FlugelAttk Trombone3 ShortTuba MutedTrp2 Dyn. FrHorn* Brass22 SynBras22 SlowHorn2 BANK 3 MSB=2 PickPiano2 Pianoctave2 E. G. Piano22 Western2 E. Piano4 E. Piano5 Harpsich3 WowClav ToyPiano2 GlockChoir2 MusicBell SynVibes Mallet XyloTribal2 Oohlalaa Climbing2 Organ1WX2 JazzOrgan32 SynOrg12 Organ3WX2 Organ42 Accord22 WestHarmon OrganLfo2 VocalGtr2 SteelGtr1 Hawaiian ChorusGtr2 Dyn. Muted* 5thOverdr2 HeavyGt2 HarmGtr32 AcousticBs3 Dyn. Bass1* PckBass22 Flanged SlapSynBs2 StopBass TecknoBass2 RaveBass2 ViolinOrch2 ViolaPad2 CelloEns2 Staccato Plectra EchoPizz Spacehar2 Dyn. Orch I'I* StrgGlock2 St. SlwStrg SynStrg52 Strings3 SlowUuh SlowAah2 Vocoder2 Dyn. St. Hit FlugelHorn WowTromb2 WowTuba Dyn. MtTrp* TotoHorns2 BrassRips SyntHorn2 AttkHorn2 Sample BANK MSB=5 USER SAMPLE1 USER SAMPLE2 USER SAMPLE3 USER SAMPLE4 USER SAMPLE5 USER SAMPLE6 USER SAMPLE7 USER SAMPLE8 BANK 4 MSB=6 DetuneEP1 2 DetuneEP2 2 CpHarpsy 2 ChurcBel 2 DetnOrg1 2 DetnOrg2 2 ChurOrg2 2 ItAccord Ukulele 12StGuit 2 Mandolin HawGuitr ChoGuitr2 FnkGuitr FbkGuitr GuitarFb S. Bass3 S. Bass4 2 Orchestr 2 S. Strng3 2 BrassTr2 2 S. Brass3 2 S. Brass4 2 TaisKoto 2 Castanet ConcerBd MeloTom2 808_Tom GtCutNse StrnSlap Rain 2 Thunder Wind Stream Bubble 2 Dog Horse Telephon DoorCrak Door Scratch WdChimes CarEngin Car Stop 2 Car Pass 2 CarCrash Siren Train Jetplane 2 Starship 2 BurstNse 2 Laughing 2 Screamin 2 Punch Heart Bt FootStep MachiGun LaserGun 2 Explosion 2 Rhodes70 Rhodes DeepBass MuteDist OvrMtGtr Appendix MSB=0 PIANO 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 CHROMATIC 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 ORGAN 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 GUITAR 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 BASS 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 STRINGS 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 ENSEMBLE 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 BRASS 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 Page62 Trumpet Trombone Tuba MutedTrp1 FrenchHorn BigBrass SynBrass12 SynBrass22 Strings SlwStrings SynStrg1 SynStrg2 Choir VoxOoh SynVox OrchHits2 Violin Viola Cello Contrabass TremoloStr Pizzicato Harp Timpani AcoustcBs1 FingBass PickBass Fretless SlapBass1 SlapBass2 SynBass1 SynBass2 NylonGtr SteelGtr JazzGtr1 CleanGtr MutedGtr OverdrGt DistGtr HarmonxGtr Organ1 2 Organ2 Organ3 ChurchOrg1 ReedOrgan Accordeo Harmonica Bandoneon Celesta2 Glockenspl MusicBox Vibraphone Marimba Xylophone TubularBel Santur GPiano 1 Piano2 Piano3 HonkyTonk 2 E. Piano1* E. Piano2* Harpsichor Clavinet owners manual WK1000 SOUND DATABASE Group REED 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 PIPE 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 SYN LEAD 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 SYN PAD 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 SYN SFX 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103 ETHNIC 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 PERCUSSIVE 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 SFX 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 GtFretNois BreathNois Seashore2 Bird Telephone1 Helicopter2 Applause GunShot Gtr. WhaWha Zapp Key TickTack Scratch1 Telephone2 SynPerc32 HeartBeat Explosion2 GtrNoise Click Drop Water Door Clackson2 PickScrape Bomb TinkleBell2 Agogo SteelDrums2 Woodblock Taiko Melo. Tom1 SynthDrum ReverseCym Dk_Stand. 1D Dk_RoomD Dk_PowerD Dk_Elect. D Dk_HouseD Dk_Jazz1D Dk_BrushD Dk_OrchD Dk_Stand. 2D Dk_WSD Dk_Std. 1WXD Dk_DanceD Dk_TechnoD Dk_Jazz2D Dk_M1D Dk_SY77D Sitar Banjo Shamisen Koto Kalimba Bagpipe Fiddle Shanai SitarDet2 BanjoOct2 ShamSitar2 Kanoun2 ShrtKalimb BagpipeEns2 Hukin BacktoWS2 SynSitar2 EthnicGtr2 SynSham TrpClarin SaxTrumpt BrassEns2 FiddleBell2 VoiceSpect IceRain2 Soundtrack2 Crystal Atmosphere2 Brightness Goblin EchoDrops StarTheme2 Noiseres MoonWind2 Wind2 Arp26000 WithGas2 Resonance2 Synthex12 StarTheme22 BigRoom Slope2 SynLead22 GlockAthm2 PopUp2 NoGravity2 Synthex22 PowerBad2 Fantasia2 WarmPad Polysynth2 SpaceVoice BowedGlass2 MetalPad2 HaloPad2 SweepPad NewAge2 Obx12 Fantasy22 VocBells2 Prophet12 Bright22 Slave2 Machiner2 PPG2 AnlgPad2 Fantasy32 Angels2 Prophet22 Analogic2 Atmosphere2 Decay32 SquareWave2 SawWave SynCalliop2 ChiffLead2 Charang SoloVox 5thSaw BassLead Pulse12 ObxFilter2 Azimut2 Chopper2 Jump2 FiltRes12 Wave2Decay12 Obx22 Pulse22 Lyle2 SynLead12 Digital2 SoundTrk2 FiltRes22 Decay22 Obx32 SoftSax Flute Piccolo JazzFlute Recorder2 PanFlute BottleBlow Shakuhachi2 Whistle Ocarina HardFlute12 Dyn. Flute1* HardFlute22 PanFlute2 BottleNois Shakupad2 Whistle1WX OcarinaPan2 HardFlt22 DynHiFlute2 Bubbler Dyn. Pan Tube ShakuVoice2 Whistle3WX2 OcarinaSyn2 Soprano AltoSax TenorSax BaritonSax Oboe Oboe EnglisHorn2 Bassoon Clarinet Soprano2 SaxNoise2 OctaveSax2 BaritDet2 Chiff2 EngHorn22 Bassoon2 ClarSolo SoprFilter SoftFilt TenFilter BariFilter OboeFilter HornFilter BassoonFlt ClarFilter StrnStkt SynOrch TijnTpt DarkSax TenrGrwl Phat Piano1 Musette Progr. [. . . ]