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USER'S MANUAL - Bas van den Broek

1. 15 2d LEVEL THE NOTES OF THE MELODY 15 3 LEVEL THE SONG MELODY 16 Ath LEVEL THE SONG CHORDS 16 sth EVEL ACCOMPANIMENT WITH ORCHESTRA 16 STRIP WITH NUMBERS AND LETTERS 16 15 FUNCTIONS 17 30 39 ACCOMPANIMENT FUNCTIONS 17 40 41 PORTAMENTO 18 45 48 18 50 58 REVERBER 18 60 68 CHORUS 18 TOUCH SENSITIVITY LEVELS 70 74 TOUCH SET 18 75 79 PROGRAM 18 80 86 MIDIFUNCTIONS 19 SOME TV ADJUSTMENTS 87 89 SET TV 19 MANUAL RHYTHM INSTRUMENTS 90 98 DRUM SET BANK 19 16 USB FLASH DRIVE 20 COPYING FILES FROM PC HARD DISK TO USB FLASH DRIVE 20 HOWTO USEIT n 20 EXCLUDING THE MELODY ns 20 CONTINUOUS PLAYING OF MIDIFILES 20 LIST OF USB FLASH DRIVE FILES AND FOLDERS ON TV 20 21 HOW TO FIND THE MIDI FILES aana 21 MESSAGES ON THE DISPLAY
2. File N B The musical sequences memorised in the USB Flash Drive go from Seq00 Sound Recor to Seq99 The number is assigned automatically All of the sequences from Seq00 to Seq99 are automatically stored in the folder li and stay memorised even when the instrument turns off or the USB Flash Drive is removed The folder Pli i cuni 15 created automatically with the first SAVE The sequences from Seq00 to Seq99 are midi files and can be managed on the PC with the most widespread musical programs N B If the USB Flash Drive is not inserted pressing SAVE the display will read LIE FE CFE It is therefore not possible to save the recording If no recording has been done and you press SAVE the display will read Liz zia The USB Flash Drive cannot be inserted and removed with the instrument on as well How to recall a musical sequence already saved on a USB Flash Drive 1 Insert a USB Flash Drive in the relevant socket USB TO DEVICE in the back of the instrument 2 With the controls UP and DOWN W view the name of the folder ariy on the display and press ENTER HH the display reads L cmding 3 With UP and DOWN W select the desired sequence i e Seq00 Seq01 Seq02 etc Then press to listen to the sequence The display reads and then and Play on the top right To pause the sequence that is playin
3. 21 17 KARAOKE 2 18 CONNECTION TO A TELEVISION 22 VIDEO CONNECTION 22 AUDIO CONNECTION 22 19 SYNTH SOUNDS SECTION 23 THE FARFISA SYNTH SOUND MAKER PROGRAM 23 HOW TO DOWNLOAD THE FARFISA SYNTH SOUND MAKER PROGRAM 23 THE ENTRIES AT THE TOP LEFT MIDI OUT ZOOM AND HELP 23 FOF assess sas rn rr ir 23 MASTER VOLUME 23 PRESET SECTION eee eee eee eee eea 24 OSCILLATOR SECTIONS 1 AND 2 24 GENERAL PARAMETERS SECTION 25 HOW TO PROGRAM A SOUND 25 20 TROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDE 26 21 MAINTENANCE AND REMARKS 26 22 CONNECTION TO A PERSONAL COMPUTER 27 23 FREE MUSICAL SOFTWARE DOWNLOADABLE FROM INTERNET 28 24 STYLESLIST 29 25 SOUNDS LIST l ronda aa 30 26 TABLE OF SONGS 32 27 DRUM SET TABLE Midi Channel 10 34 28 MIDI IMPLEMENTATION CHART 36 GUARANTEE 40 S p A
4. three keys a dominant 7th chord and A WB WD WE F WG A tB 45B w ME F amp AG AA BAB 0 ELE F 8G HA B A B Wi sD E F 4 5G 4B J 7 four keys a diminished chord You can enable it with the EASY FREE CHORD but ton the display shows Easy Chord The fundamental note of the chord the most impor tant one and the one that gives the name to the chord is represented by the key pressed on the far left For example by pressing simultaneously C D and E you will get a C7 dominant chord SEVENTH CHORD Transposition of keys TRANSPOSER The TRANSPOSER controls shift the whole keyboard tonality by 12 es Ar arz semitones By pressing one of the two buttons the display temporarily shows the cur rent value The TRANSPOSER variation is always indicated on the display by the lt Tr Tr gt signs By simultaneously pressing the buttons of TRANSPOSER dard 00 value The Piano With the PIANO button the PIANO sound and the chord identifier will be immediately enabled on the whole keyboard The Sustain Pedal PEDAL SWITCH A normally open pedal button can be connected to the PEDAL SWITCH socket It is used to lengthen the sound of the notes T am Por Y cux PHONES MIKE Cam m La POS A 10 THE STYLES Rhythmic style selection The keyboard has 125 rhythmic styles enriched by automatic accompaniments
5. Using rechargeable batteries 1 2V does not guarantee the best contrast level on the display p ADVICE ON USING THE BATTERIES Take worn batteries out e Recharge only rechargeable batteries and always in the presence of an adult Avoid using batteries of different types at the same time Do not use combinations of new and worn batteries Do not shortcircuit the power supply terminals Do not expose the batteries to heat sources INSTRUMENT IDENTIFICATION Always quote the serial number on the bottom of the keybo ard in any correspondence BONTEMPI S p A v TK 89 VIALE DON BOSCO 35 62018 POTENZA PICENA MC RATING 12V 14W ITALY SER N G2858001 WASTE DISPOSAL STANDARDS For information regarding the disposal of the items mentio ned here below please refer to Council Administration office regarding specialised waste collection centres 1 DISPOSAL OF BATTERIES KY Protect the environment by disposing of Quy batteries in the special containers provided for this use 2 PACKAGING DISPOSAL Take the paper cardboard and corrugated board to the appropriate waste collection centres Plastic material must be placed in the relevant collection containers The symbols indicating the various types of plastic are eS S s GS s SS PET PE PVC PP Key for the different types of plastic materials PET Polyethylene terephtalate PE Polyethylene code 02 for PE HD 0
6. MAMBO REGGAE BOLERO CUMBIA GUARACHA BACHATA CALYPSO LAMBADA MACARENA 7 8LAZ BOLORO ISTSOKAK SOPAR 8 BEAT 16 BEAT BALLAD ROMANTIC SWING BLUES ROCK N ROLL BOSSANOVA DJ GARAGE DJ HIP HOP DJ PROGRESSIVE DJ TECHNO DJ TRIBE SLOW ROCK 3 OLD TIME CLARINET JUG BIG BAND SUN ROCK 5 MARCH HAWAIAN RHUMBA 3 POLISH WALTZ STELLE GOSPEL XMAS WALTZ NAPOLI 1 NAPOLI 2 NAPOLI 3 CAN CAN SLOW WALTZ 3 SLOW WALTZ 4 ROMANZE JINGLE BELLS SILENT NIGHT RANCHERO XMAS TREE MINUETTO JOY TO THE WORLD FAMILY SOUNDS LIST GRAND PIANO BRIGHT PIANO EL GRD PIANO HONKY TONK EL PIANO 1 EL PIANO 2 PIANO 001 008 CHROM PERCUSSION 009 016 ORGAN 017 024 GUITAR 025 032 BASS 033 040 STRINGS 041 048 ENSEMBLE 049 056 ENSEMBLE 049 056 HARPSICHORD REED ORGAN ACCORDION HARMONICA TANGO ACCORD NYLON GUITAR STEEL GUITAR JAZZ GUITAR CLEAN GUITAR MUTED GUITAR OVERDR GUITAR DISTORT GUITAR HARMON GUITAR ACOUSTIC BASS FINGER BASS PICKED BASS FRETLESS BASS SLAP BASS 1 SLAP BASS 2 SYNTH BASS 1 SYNTH BASS 2 VIOLIN VIOLA CELLO CONTRABASS TREMOLO STR PIZZICATO STR HARP TIMPANI STRINGS ENSEMBLE 1 STRINGS ENSEMBLE 2 SYNTH STRINGS 1 SYNTH STRINGS 2 SYNTH LEAD 081 088 SYNTH PAD 089 096 SYNTH EFFECTS 097 104 CLAVINET BRASS CELESTA 057 064 GLOCKENSPIEL MUSIC BOX VIBRAPHONE MARIMBA XYLOPHONE TUBULAR BELLS DULCIMER REE
7. sa TK 89 AN 4 EN MANUALE DI ISTRUZIONI M ra FARFISA USB connecting cable User s manual oa to a PC VIDEO cable for Adaptor connection to TV ADS 1223 Music book Music stand Insert the music stand in the special holes located on the backside of the keyboard TT TR Power supply This electronic keyboard can function with mains or battery Mains supply The instrument can be supplied by the AC DC ADS 1223 12V 2 254 positive central adapter conforms to national and international safety regulations covering electri cal appliances INPUT PEDAL switch PE 12V RECOMMENDATIONS The socket 1 for the adapter plug must be easily accessible Inserting the plug into the socket at the back of the instrument automatically cuts off supply from the batteries Ensure that the adapter is sufficiently ventilated and that the ventilation slits are not covered with objects such as newpapers tablecloths curtains etc Do not expose the adapter to drops or splashes of water WARNING All batteries or transformers with safety insulation must be checked regularly for faults in cable wire or plug insulation or other parts Battery supply This instrument works with 8 x 1 5V IEC R14 C batteries not supplied which are inserted in the housing at the bottom To open press on the part of the lid mar ked OPEN Fit the batteries as shown at the bottom of the housing
8. 032 PERCUSSIVE GFIEEFID SOUND EFFECTS STAGE SOUNDS FM SOUNDS DRUM SET SOUNDS Example for NYLON GUITAR type in number 025 0 2 5 with the SELECT keyboard If the display shows Lijz amp this means an incorrect number has been typed in Sounds can be selected also by using the SELECT buttons IMPORTANT With some sounds you might notice a slight difference of volume or sound quality when playing them in different areas of the keyboard This is an inevitable consequence of multiple sampling and not a technical problem Dual With the DUAL control you can mix two sounds and create thousands of com MA MM m P TAHE binations To mix press DUAL the display shows SoundMix1 select a sound and press the SOUND button the display shows SoundMix2 select the second sound that will be mixed with the first one To select other sounds keep using the SOLIND button To return to just one sound press the DUAL button again the display shows Sound To change the volume of the two sounds to use the buttons of VOLUME SECTION and to select the first or second sound keep SOUND button pressed The display visualises arial or ard Lied LU 30 39 ACCOMP FUNCTIONS Sounds on the left hand side LOWER The sounds for the ACCOMPANIMENT when the rhythm is not playing can be ves i0 46 CHORUS selected by entering 30 Select Lower an
9. Cin or rito T ott Normally 84 Info TV On is active N B For quicker management of reading SMF it is recommended not to save too many files per folder The names of files longer than 50 characters or with special accents are not recognised It is therefore recommended to rename them with a Personal Computer ATTENTION Do not frequently turn the USB memory device on and off Do not connect and disconnect the cable too often to avoid pos sible blocking of the instrument DO NOT disconnect the USB cable DO NOT remove the support from the device and DO NOT turn off either of the two devices while the instrument is accessing data for example during saving and elimination operations Otherwise the data of one of the two devices could be damaged ATTENTION Some USB memory devices could require more power than that which is supplied by the instrument and therefore could set off the overloading protection function making it impossible to use the device To restore normalfunctioning remove the USB device from the USB TO DEVICE port turn off the instrument and then turn it back on Some devices such as a USB Hard Disk are not supported as they absorb too much power Do not connect them Data protection write protection switch Some USB Flash Drive memory devices are equipped with a write protection switch In order to prevent accidental cancellation of important data saved in the USB Flash Drive memory turn the write protection switch on th
10. ENSEMBLE D BRASS P REED SYNTH PAD iB WIND SYNTH EFFECTS B SYNIHLEAD ioe 112 ETHNIC PERCUSSIVE 121 gt 128 1 SOUND EFFECTS 3 STAGE SOUNDS FM SOUNDS 4 DRUM SET 201 21 amp The FARFISA Synth Sound Maker program How to download the FARFISA Synth Sound Maker program from the website www farfisa eu Enter the site www farfisa eu Point the mouse on Keyboards and click TK 89 Go to the list Main Features and click 16 Synth Sounds editable by computer interface Then click Download Synth Sound Maker and follow the instructions to download the program and to install it on the PC Windows XP Vista Windows 7 operative systems Connect the TK 89 keyboard to the PC using the provided USB cable First turn on the keyboard and then open FARFISA Synth Sound Maker The PC will display the following mask OSCILLATOR 1 VOLUME Sawtoolh 0 7 Octave Y Semitone AMPLITUDE ENVELOPE A ATTACK DECAY 5UST RELEASE FILTER f 3 fre x CUT OFF RESONANCE VIBRATO FILTER ENVELOPE fr ft m ATTACK DECAY SUST RELEASE OSCILLATOR 2 e VOLUME Sawtoolh T Octave 0 Semilone AMPLITUDE ENVELOPE C mas ATTACK DECAY SUST RELEASE FILTER CUT OFF RESONANCE VIBRATO FILTER ENVELOPE f r ATTACK DECAY SUST RELEASE GENERAL PARAMETERS REVERB Hall 453 f T Pi sn AMOUN
11. 9 CLASSICAL METHOD CHORDS FREE CHORD 10 SIMPLIFIED METHOD CHORDS EASY CHORD 10 TRANSPOSITION OF KEYS TRANSPOSER 10 THE 10 THE SUSTAIN PEDAL 10 a 11 STYLE SELECTION di A 11 TEMO sanee O i 11 ACCOMPANIMENT VOLUME 11 METRONOME A FR 11 uu 11 ARRANGER A B uras sean EU MINE RE 11 ARRANGER LARGE 11 zw PLA ran E E 11 INTRO A 12 ENORI c 12 ance PAUSE ROM RE au 12 21597 WO 12 BREAK E rm 12 O on bba ib bb Sett mi been 12 METRONOME 12 11 SONGS 13 SONG VOLUME ue a A 13 12 5 13 13 5 14 HOW TO RECORD A MUSICAL SEQUENCE 14 HOW TO SAVE THE RECORDING ON A USB FLASH DRIVE 14 HOW TO RECALL A SEQUENCE FROM A USB FLASH DRIVE 14 HOW TO DELETE A SEQUENCE FROM A USB FLASH DRIVE 14 14 LESSONS TO LEARN RIGHT AWAY MAESTRO LESSONS 15 DISPLAY DIRECTIONS 15 15t LEVEL TEMPO OF THE
12. default 04H GS F7H SYSEX 41H 00H 42H 12H 40H 01H 32H vv xx Reverb Pre LPF 0 to 7 default GS F7H a GS S S F7H SYSEX FOH 41H 00H 42H 12 40H 01H 35H vv xx Reverb delay feedback Only if reverb number 6 or 7 delays F7H SYSEX FOH 41H 00H 42H 12H 40H 01H 38H vv xx Chorus type vv 0 to 7 default 02H SYSEX FOH 41H 00H 42H 12H 40H 01H 33H vv xx Reverb master level default 64 F7H j G N G Chorus 01H Chorus2 02H Chorus3 03H Chorus4 04H Feedback 05H Flanger 06H Short delay 07H FB delay SYSEX T 41H 00H 42H 12H 40H 01H 3CH vv xx G F7H GS GS GS S pl MIDI IMPLEMENTATION CHART MIDI HEX CODE DESCRIPTION MESSAGE F7H SYSEX FOH 41H 00H 42H 12H 40H 01H vv xx Chorus depth F7H SYSEX SYSEX SYSEX SYSEX SYSEX SYSEX SYSEX SYSEX SYSEX SYSEX SYSEX FOH 41H 42H 12H 40H 1pH 02H nn xx 41 00 42 12 40 1 15 FOH 41H 00H 42H 12H 40H 1pH 40H v1 v2 V12 xx F7H 41H 00H 42H 12H 40H IpH 1AH vv xx Velocity slope from 00H to 7FH default 40H F7H FOH 41H 00H 42H 12H 40H 1pH IBH vv xx 41H 00H 42H 12H 40 IpH 1 vv xx 1 Controller number 00 5FH default 10H F7H FOH 41H 42H 12H 40H 1pH 20H vv xx CC2 Controller number 00 5FH default 11H F7H FOH 41H 00H 42H 12H 40H 2pH OOH vv xx Mod pitch cont
13. reserves all rights to modify specifications of this product without notice 1 TECHNICAL CARACTERISTICS KEYBOARD 61 professional keys C C touch sensitive DYNAMICS TOUCH immediate exclusion and restoration of sensitivity to touch DYNAMICS POLYPHONY maximum 64 notes DISPLAY 80 x 40 mm LCD backlit 4 luminous CONDUCTORS BASIC SOUNDS 216 polyphonic tones MIXED SOUNDS thousands of combinations of sounds EQUALISER 4 equalization levels TRANSPOSER range 12 semitones PIANO immediate selection of the piano tone SYNTH SECTION 16 SYNTH sounds editable with Personal Computer SOUNDS FOR ACCOMPANIMENT 216 polyphonic tones EFFETTI 8 CHORUSES 8 REVERBS and SUSTAIN ECHO effect for microphone input STYLES 125 rhythms with 4 ORIENTAL 8 PIANIST 25 SONG STYLES Controls START STOP DOWN BEAT TEMPO KEY START FILL IN BREAK INTRO ENDING FADE METRONOME with immediate control MANUAL DRUM 8 rhythm percussion groups on keyboard SEQUENCER REC and PLAY to record and listen SAVE to save on USB FLASH DRIVE not included MIDI FILE MEMORY to load and reproduce midi file backing tracks from USB FLASH DRIVES KARAOKE SCREEN INTERFACE to view the texts of the songs folders and files of the USB FLASH DRIVE on a TV SCREEN not included reads the main LYRIC KAR for mats AUTOMATIC ACCOMPANIMENT Free Chord Easy Chord Arranger A and B LARGE FUNCTIONS Arranger On Off Split 19 24 Ground On Off Chord Me
14. till the end We are the champions We are the champions 18 CONNECTION TO A TELEVISION VIDEO connection Use the video cable supplied with the instrument to connect the keybo ard to a TV set as shown e Turn the TV on and do what is needed to select the video input termi nal usually Q e Turn the keyboard on yellow VIDEO connector l gt video cable included If the TV does not have a VIDEO socket yellow but only the SCART socket the user must have a SCART VIDEO INPUT adapter In this case the connection will be performed as shown in the figure SCART VIDEO INPUT adapter NOT included video cable 0 included IMPORTANT Consult the documentation attached to the TV set for information on how to configure the required settings A television normally supports NTSC or PAL as colour systems The system supported by the keyboard corresponds to the one used in the geographical area where the keyboard was purchased AUDIO connection TV AUDIO The AUDIO output AUDIO L R of the keyboard can be connected to the connectors AUDIO input of a TV or of an external amplifier through the relevant cable not included external amplification 19 SYNTH SOUNDS SECTION The SYNTH SOUNDS section includes sounds from 201 to 216 which can be programmed using the FARFISA Synth Sound Maker program uploaded on a PC To restore the original sounds type 42 Clear Synth
15. 128 STAGE SOUNDS 129 168 FAMILY SOUNDS LIST 161 HARP ENSAMBLE 162 PIZZICO 163 SAX ENSAMBLE 164 CARILLON 165 BAROQUE 166 TITANIC 167 PUFF ORGAN 168 JAZZ CLUB 169 DX ORCHESTRA 170 SYNTH BELL 171 SYNTH BRASS 172 OLD GUITAR 173 SYNTH BASS 3 174 80 S PIANO 175 THUMB BASS 176 FARFISA 177 CHINA HARP 178 ARMONIUM 179 SOLINA 180 TOY PIANO 181 SINE 182 RICE SYNTH 183 LEAD SYNTH 184 SYNTH 1 185 SYNTH2 186 HARD SYNTH 187 FM PAD 188 SYNTH HORN 199 FM EL GUITAR 190 WARM EL PIANO 191 PERCUSSION 192 GOSPEL ORCH 193 FM HARPSY 194 TB BASS 195 LITURGIC 196 ALIEN CHORUS 197 OLD PADS 198 ATMOSPHERE DRUM SET 199 STANDARD DRUM 199 200 200 POWER DRUM 201 BlG BRASS 202 TOTO BRASS 203 BRASS STRINGS 204 BlG STRINGS 205 ORGAN 1 206 ORGAN 2 207 WARM 208 ORGAN PAD 209 GHOST 210 FIVE PAD STAGE SOUNDS 129 168 FM SOUNDS 169 198 SYNTH SOUNDS 201 216 211 ACID LINE 212 APRIL 213 BIG LEAD 214 MINI LEAD 215 ANGRY LEAD 216 DEEP PASS MUSIC TK 89 BOOK SONG TITLE SONG N SONG N O SOLE MIO TORNA A SURRIENTO FUNICULI FUNICULA SANTA LUCIA HOUSE OF THE RISING SUN FUCHS DIE GANS GESTOHLEN MICHAEL ROW THE BOAT JAI PERDU LE DO TROIKA WHEN THE SAINTS SIPPIN CIDER DANNY BOY O O O O O MO gt 2 O 1 O O 2 M O CO al n I VE BEEN WORKING O I LITTLE BROWN JUG oHE WORE A YELLOW RIBBON 015 TURKEY IN STRAW MY OL
16. Power Kick1 37 C 2 Side Stick 38 D2 HQ STD1 Snare1 HQ Room Snarel Gated Snare 39 D 2 Hand Clap 40 E2 Snare Drum 2 HQ Room Snare1 HQ Power Snarel 41 F2 HQ Low Floor Tom HQ Power Low Tom2 HQ Power Low Tom2 42 2 Closed Hi Hat EXC1 43 G2 HQ High Floor Tom HQ Power Low Tom1 HQ Power Low Tom1 44 G 2 Pedal Hi Hat EXC1 45 A2 HQ Low Tom HQ Power Mid Tom2 HQ Power Mid Tom2 46 A 2 Open Hi Hat EXC1 47 B2 HQ Low Mid Tom HO Power Mid Tom1 HQ Power Mid Tom1 48 HQ Hi Mid Tom HQ Power Hi Tom2 HQ Power Hi Tom2 49 C 3 Crash Cymbal 1 50 D3 HQ High Tom HQ Power Hi Tom1 HO Power Hi Tom1 51 D 3 Ride Cymbal 1 52 Chinese Cymbal 53 Ride Bell Metronome 2 Notes Blank Same sound as Standard Set EXC Sounds with same EXC number are mutually exclusive 1 1 1 1 1 25 HQ ELECTRIC SET Drum SET 93 HQ Elec Kick2 HQ Elec Kick1 Elec SD HQ Elec Snare1 Elec Low Tom2 Elec Low Tom1 Elec Mid Tom2 Elec Mid Tom1 Elec Hi Tom2 Elec Hi Tom1 Reverse Cymbal DRUM SET TABLE MIDI CHANNEL 10 Program Change 26 Program Change 33 Program Change 41 Program Change 49 HQ TR 808 SET JAZZ SET BRUSH ORCHESTRA Drum SET 94 Drum SET 95 Drum SET 96 Drum SET 97 27 D 1 Closed Hi Hat 28 El Pedal Hi Hat 29 F1 Open Hi Hat 30 F 1 Ride Cymbal 31 Gl 32 G 1 33 Al 34 Al 35 B1 HQ 909 BD Jazz BD2 Jazz BD2 Concert BD 2 36 C2 HQ 808 BD Jazz BD1 Jazz BD1 Concert BD 1 38 D2 808
17. Snare Drum Brush Tap Concert SD 39 D 2 Brush Slap Castanets 40 E2 HQ 909 Snare Brush Swirl Concert SD 41 F2 808 Low Tom2 Timpani F 42 2 808 CHH EXC1 Timpani Ff 43 G2 808 Low Tom2 Timpani G 44 G 2 808 CHH EXC1 Timpani G 45 A2 808 Mid Tom2 Timpani A 46 A 2 808 OHH EXC1 Timpani A 47 B2 808 Mid Tom1 Timpani B 48 808 Hi Tom2 Timpani c 49 C 3 808 Cymbal Timpani c 50 D3 808 HiTom1 Timpani d 51 D 3 Timpani d 52 Timpani e 53 F3 Timpani f 57 Concert Cymbal2 59 B3 Concert Cymbal1 62 D4 808 High Conga 63 D 4 808 Mid Conga dJ YG jo jo jo jo jo ojo joj jo gt mn K ES ES sl EIP 00 lt lt A 28 MIDI IMPLEMENTATION CHART MIDI HEX CODE DESCRIPTION MESSAGE NOTE ON OnH kk vv Midi channel n 0 15 note ON kk 1 127 velocity vv 1 127 vv 0 MIDI means NOTE OFF NOTE OFF 8nH kk vv Midi channel n 0 15 note OFF kk 1 127 MIDI vv 15 don t care PITCH BEND EnH bl bh Pitch bend as specified by bhlbl 14 bits Maximum swing is 1 tone power up Can be changed using pitch bend sensitivity Center position is 00H 40H PROGRAM CnH pp Program patch change Specific action on channel 10 n 9 select CHANGE drumset Refer to sounds drumset list Drumsets can be assigned to other channels see SYSEX MIDI channel to part assign and part to GM GS rhythm allocation AFTERTOUCH
18. above all to adjust the initial volume at minimum 50 58 REVERBER Functions 50 58 Reverberation The reverberation effect allows listening to sounds as if they were reproduced in a large hall Eight different types of reverberation can be chosen typing 50 produces the Room 1 effect with 51 Room 2 with 52 Room 3 with 53 Hall 1 with 54 Hall 2 with 55 Plate with 56 Delay with 57 Pan Delay and with 58 Reverb Off the reverberation effect is completely excluded 60 68 CHORUS Functions 60 68 Chorus The chorus effects enhance the sounds of the SOUNDS section with particular modulations which a smaller or larger impact depen ding on the sound selected Eight different types of chorus can be chosen typing 60 produces the Chorus 1 effect with 61 Chorus 2 with 62 Chorus 3 with 63 Chorus 4 with 64 Feed Back with 65 Flanger with 66 Short Delay with 67 FB Delay and with 68 Chorus Off the chorus effect is excluded completely TOUCH SENSITIVITY LEVELS 70 74 TOUCH SET Functions 70 74 Touch sensitivity levels It is possible to choose among 5 dynamic levels typing code 70 enables the Very Soft level typing 71 the Soft level with 72 the Normal level with 73 the Hard level and with 74 the Heavy level Level 72 Normal is usually active 75 79 PROGRAM BANKS The keyboard is able to recall some groups of the 10 programs previously prepared by the user or inserted by th
19. and Sq uare Farlisa Synth Maker Zoom Octave To set the sound octaves 1 for lower pitches or 1 2 o 3 for higher pitches Semitone To set the semitone from 0 to 11 For higher or lower semitones move the OSCILLATOR 1 octave and then fix the desired semitone Sawtooth Y 48 AMPLITUDE To set the amplitude envelope parameters AA e The parameters are ATTACK DECAY SUSTAIN and RELEASE 0 Semitone VOLUME FILTER To set the filter parameters AMPLITUDE ENVELOPE The parameters are mS oe qe eq CUT OFF To adjust the filter cut frequency To adjust the brightness of the filter ATTACK DECAY SUST RELEASE VIBRATO To set the depth of the vibrato FILTER FILTER ENVELOBE To set the parameters of the filter envelope f x f E ATTACK to set the attack of the filter envelope DECAY to set the decay CUT OFF RESONANCE VIBRATO SUST to set sustain RELEASE to set release A NS E ATTACK DECAY SUST RELEASE OSCILLATOR 2 To set the parameters of Oscillator number 2 The parameters of oscillator 1 and 2 have the same names but are set differently They allow to obtain an infinite number of combinations p GENERAL PARAMETERS section To set the parameters of the effects REVERB and CHORUS effects The sounds created can be enhanced by adding Reverb and Chorus effects REVERB 8 different types of Reverberation can be chosen R
20. and EASYCHORD Play function 6 Indication of active automatic accompaniment 14 Pentagram with notes displayed and pattern Arranger A B A Large B Large 15 Indicates an octave higher the last 5 keys 7 Indicates PIANO function is active Mi 7 OPERATION Switch on and switch off ON OFF E Aner Oo PIANO The instrument can be turned on and off by using the ON OFF button When ms iud turned on the keyboard is set to operate with the PIANO sound the 8 Beat 1 rhythm and the song O SOLE MIO Demo Switching on the DEMO button a melody that will emphasise the characteri stics of the keyboard will play To turn off the melody press the DEMO button Volume Master To regulate the volume of the instrument you must use buttons MASTER VOLUME to turn up or MASTER VOLUME to turn down By holding the button pressed down the variation becomes continuous To restore the standard volume press both MASTER VOLUME and MASTER VOLUME buttons together 8 THE KEYBOARD It is composed of 61 touch sensitive professional keys TOUCH The keyboard can play with a more or less strong volume depending upon the pressure that is put on the keys like a traditional piano To eliminate or to insert this function press TOUCH The display visualises Tach OFF to eliminate and Fach Cini to insert the function The function is inserted when the instrument is turned on SPLIT 1 When sim
21. and the selection of two sounds PROGRAMS LOAD to select programs SAVE to save pro grams PIANO Enables PIANO tone and identification of chords across the whole keyboard LESSON Enters the 5 levels learning mode TRANSPOSER Allows pitch of notes to be changed SEQUENCER SAVE To store the recording on the USB Flash Drive SEQUENCER REC Records what is being played SEQUENCER PLAY Plays what has been recorded SELECT 0 9 and To select functions rhythm styles songs sounds and programs UP DOWN To move the cursor up or down and to select files and folders of the USB Flash Drive BACK To go back and select files and folders of the USB Flash Drive PLAY PAUSE To play or pause the midi files of the USB Flash Drive or of the Sequencer ENTER W To enter the folders or to carry out other fun ctions 5 DIRECTIONS ON KEYBOARD Letters on the left D Bb E F Gt A M B C Wb D 4 5 EG 4 b B Indicate the basic note for the name of the chord The dictionarv chord When function 39 Dictionary is enabled the display shows name and composition of chords The rhythm instruments of the MANUAL DRUM With the 199 Drum Standard or 200 Drum Power function active each key corresponds to a percussion instrument T e B Bu S Qu Ov amp BA 9 Q Bag 9 B 9 9 ea ou Sei nh D qe dh se u G 2
22. carpet Ground On Off When a rhythm is playing and FREE CHORD is active the carpet will act as a musical background for the arrangement The carpet is activated with the uw GF rial ig number 35 Ground On and deactivated with number 36 Ground Off The display reads ireren or The function is active when the instrument is turned on To adjust the volume of the musical car pet press the buttons of the VOLUME SECTION when the rhythm is playing and after having typed the number 30 Select Lower The display visualises firmada Functions 37 38 Continuous playing of songs or MIDI files Medley On Off With this function it is possible to listen to all of the songs in succession starting with the one selected It is activated by typing the number 37 Medley On and deactivated with 38 Medley Off The display reads edesin or The function is not active when the instru ment is turned on It is also possible to automatically play the MIDI files contained in a folder of the USB Flash Drive Press the LIBB control The light turns on Select a folder of the USB Flash Drive press ENTER II type 37 Medley On and press Ea Right after the Loading of the display all of the midi files of that folder will play auto matically one after the other Function 39 Chord Dictionary Dictionary The Dictionary function allows viewing on the display the name of a chord the notes that make it up on the
23. display will read Fizcorcd Ciri and Record 3 pr Record OF flashing to show that the Sequencer is on Play the song you wish to record Ge Press REE once again to stop recording The display will read Press PL A to listen to what was recorded The display will read and Play Press FLAY once again to stop Nearly 14 000 notes can be memorised When the memory is full the display reads temporarily and the indication Record disappears After a recording when PL AY is on variations made with the control panel can affect the recordings Recorded data remains in the memory as long as the keyboard is on If nothing has been recorded in the Sequencer by pressing PLAY the display reads cy teni mptu temporarily N B Sounds coming from the microphone cannot be recorded The recorded sequence can be saved on a USB Flash Drive not included How to save a recording on a USB Flash Drive 1 Insert a USB Flash Drive in the relevant socket USB TO DEVICE in the back of the instrument The control turns on 2 Press SAVE The display visualises Sawing File and then File x TO DEVICE HOST to indicate that the musical sequence has been memorised in the o es USB Flash Drive The display will then read which is the first name assigned automa tically to the musical sequence just memorised
24. for playing chords in the traditional way e Easy Chord for playing simplified chords To choose the desired mode see the LOWER paragraph 5th level Accompaniment with orchestra ACCOMP At this level the song will be played with the drums rhythm section together with the melody and you will be able to play the accompaniment Rhythm and melody will keep going so you will have to play the right chord in time or else it will be out of tune How to do it After having chosen a song select the 5th level by pressing the LESSON button and then the SELECT number 5 Use the START STOP control to start and stop the performance To start the complete accompaniment play the first chord following the directions shown on the display The display will help by showing the name of the chord the keys and the notes on the pentagram There are two ways of playing chords Free Chord for playing chords in the traditional way e Easy Chord for playing simplified chords To choose the desired mode see the LOWER paragraph Strip with numbers and letters Position the strip with numbers and letters above the keyboard as shown in the picture The numbers on the strip correspond to the keys that have to be pressed in order to play the tune of the simplified scores contained in the enclo sed Farfisa Music book anni 15 FUNCTIONS FUNCTIONS FOR ACCOMPANIMENT 30 39 FUNCTIONS Function 30 Selection of soun
25. friends par un relation ou un ami Verwandte oder Freunde parientes amigos door familieleden of vrienden da parenti amici___ L by others autres oder andere otras personas door anderen da altri In occasion of Al occasion de Zum Anlass von e En qu ocasi n Ter gelegenheid van In quale occasione Christmas N el Weihnachten Navidad St Nicolaas Kerst Natale _ 1 birthday anniversaire Geburtstag cumplea os verjaardag compleanno gt other and precisely autres occasions anderes e otras es decir andere gelegenheid altro e cio I ve seen the keyboard the first time in A t vu pour la premiere fois e ich habe die Orgel zum ersten Mal gesehen Donde la via por prime ra vez Ik heb het keyboard voor het eerst gezien in Dove l ha visto per la prima volta advertising en pubblicit in einer Werbung en publicidad e advertenties in pubblicit LI at a point of sale dans un point de vente in einem Geschaft en un punto de venta winkel in un punto vendita demonstration dans une demonstration in einem Propagandastand eines Warenhauses en demonstraci n demonstraties indimostrazione at friends relatives dans la maison d un ami d un parent im Hause von Freuden Verwandten en casa de amigos parientes bij vrienden bekenden in casa di amici parenti LI rer
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27. melody with the right keys while keeping time or else the song will sound out of tune How to do it After having chosen a song select the 3rd level by pressing the LESSON button and then the SELECT number 3 Use the START STOP control to start and stop the performance When the intro has ended try playing the melody of the song The display will help by showing notes and keys for the melody 4th level The song Chords CHORD At this level the song will be played with the rhythm section and the melody you will be able to play the accompaniment chords using the left side of the keyboard If you do not play the right chord the rhythm part will keep on going with the last chord and the melody will stop How to do it After having chosen a song select the 4th level by pressing the LESSON button and then SELECT number 4 Use the START STOP control to start and stop the performance When starting you will always have a metronome counting for you Play the first chord and then the others following the directions shown on the display If you play a wrong chord the melody will not play and if you play it at the wrong time accompani ment and melody will be out of tempo To make the first lessons easier try slowing the tempo of the song using the TEMPO and but tons The display will help by showing the name of the chord the keys and the notes on the pentagram There are two ways of playing chords Free Chord
28. pentagram and the keys needed to compose the chord It is activated by composing the number 39 the display reads Liz Ticini By pres sing a key in the first two octaves on the left you choose the main key C D E F G A or B DO RE MI FA SOL LA or SI with the relative t or P and the type of chord in the last octave on the right 7 m7 dim sus4 6 sk 9 7 40 41 Functions 40 41 Portamento The portamento creates a pitch slide between two keys It is more evident when playing keys far part It is activated by typing 40 Portamento On and deactivated with 41 Portamento Off The display reads Fa Tani or Rice fen Function 42 Resetting of SYNTH SECTION sounds Clear Synth With the FARFISA Synth Sound Maker program loaded onto the PC it is possible to change the parameters of the sounds from 201 to 216 of the SYNTH SECTION To restore the initial parameters of the SYNTH SECTION sounds type 42 Clear Synth The display reads Lir Ziqritti 45 48 EQUALIZER Allows choosing among four different equalisations suitable for different types of music There are enabled by typing Function 45 Flat excludes equalisation Function 46 Disco for disco music Function 47 Jazz for Jazz music Function 48 Classic for classical music N B When the keyboard is disconnected from an external amplification it is recommended to choose an average equalisation and
29. the number of the song you have chosen or by using the SELECT buttons The EASY PLAY control sets the melody of the song and the standard TEMPO on the keyboard 12 PROGRAMS A program is a function which allows to set some parameters on the keyboard pressing EE cu ta only two keys It is possible to store and recall the different functions of the keyboard ETD si DM by using the programs 10 memorised programs are available in the USER bank To memorise a program in the User bank 1 press SAVE PROGRAMS The display indicates zu Proa 2 press anumber from O to 9 on the SELECT keyboard 3 the display indicates Frac m zd The program is memorised in the memory area indicated by the chosen number To recall the program 1 press LOAD PROGRAMS The display indicates 1 1 Prog F 2 pressa number from 0 to 9 on the SELECT keyboard 3 the display indicates Frog caged To restore the initial programs of the User bank type 76 Clear User To recall programs previously set by the manufacturer select a number from 77 to 79 as indicated in the Program Bank paragraph in chapter 15 FUNCTIONS 13 SEQUENCER With the Sequencer section it is possible to record and then to listen to all that was played The Sequencer allows you to test the your musical learning level The musician can play the melody record it with a song and then listen to the outcome How to record a musical sequence Press the button REE The
30. trace of the melody can be excluded normally midi channel 4 To exclude the melody trace type 83 Melody Off To restore it type 82 Melody On The display reads Heloh tt oppure 11 Functions 84 85 List of USB Flash Drive files and folders on TV Info TV On Off It is possible to view the contents of the USB Flash Drive on the TV screen Type 84 Info TV On to view it on the TV screen or 85 Info TV Off to exclude viewing The display reads init T Cin or nito T ott Normally 84 Info TV On is active Function 86 Deleting files from the USB Flash Drive Delete file It is possible to cancel files from the USB Flash Drive Select the file to be deleted using the control UP DOWN W or BACK Type 86 Delete File The display will read hele teF ies and press ENTER MW to delete the file In order to abort this cancellation press any other control SOME TV ADJUSTMENTS 87 89 SET TV Functions 87 89 Set TV Some colour saturation or hue features can be adjusted on the TV To carry out these adjustments type 87 Set TV On the display reads tT itn Using the controls 4 P the display reads L Liminizri and the colour saturation can be adjusted Using the controls UP A or DOWN the display reads Hoz rici and the colour hue can be adjusted Both adjustments go from a minimum of 001 to a maximum of 060 In order to cancel colour saturation or hue adjustment type 88 Set TV Off The d
31. 109H NRPN 010AH NRPN 0120H NRPN 0121H NRPN 0163H GS 0166H BnH 63H 01H 62H 66H 06H vv Env release time modify vv 40h gt no modif GS Pitch coarse of drum instr note rr in semitones vv 40H gt no modif NRPN 1ErrH BnH 63H 1EH 62H rr 06H vv Chorus send level of drum instrument note rr GS HN MEN C ME RN Standard Sysex SYSEX FOH 41H 00H 42H 12H 40H 00H 00H dd dd Master tune default dd 00H 04H 00H 00H 100 0 to 100 0 cents dd dd xx F7H Nibblized data should be used always four bytes For example to tune to 100 0 cents sent data should be 00H 07H OEH 08H SYSEX FOH 41H 00H 42H 12H 40H 00H 04H vv xx Master volume default vv 7FH F7H SYSEX FOH 41H 00H 42H 12H 40H 00H 05H vv xx Master key shift default vv 40H no transpose G F7H SYSEX FOH 41H 00H 42H 12H 40H 00H 06H vv xx Master pan default vv 40H center F7H SYSEX FOH 41H OOH 42H 12H 40H 00H 7FH 00H GS reset xx F7H SYSEX FOH 41H 00H 42H 12H 40 01H 10H 1 vv2 Voice reserve vv3 vv4 vv5 vv6 vv7 vv8 vv9 vv10 vv11 vvl Part 10 Default vv 2 vv12 vv13 vv14 vv15 vv16 xx vv2 to vv10 Part 1 to 9 Default vv 2 vvll to vv16 Part 11 to 16 Default vv 0 Q NI GS S GS GS SYSEX FOH 41H 00H 42H 12H 40H 01H 30H vv xx Reverb type vv 0 to 7 default 04H F7H 00H Rooml 01H Room2 02H Room3 03H Halll 04 Hall2 05H Plate 06H Delay 07H Pan delay SYSEX FOH 41H 00H 42H 12H 40H 01H 31H vv xx Reverb character
32. 4 for PE LD PVC Polyvinyl chloride PP Polypropylene PS Polystyrene Polystyrene foam O Other polymers ABS Laminates etc 3 WASTE DISPOSAL OF USED ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC APPLIANCES All articles displaying this symbol on the body packaging or instruction manual of same must not x be thrown away into normal disposal bins but brou ght to specialised waste disposal centres CI Here the various materials will be divided bv cha racteristics and recvcled thus making an important contribu tion to environmental protection Microphone Connecting microphone At the front of the TK 89 there is a MIKE socket for connecting the dynamic microphone included impedance 600 Ohm Microphone volume Adjust the volume turning the LEVEL knob on the back of the keyboard near the jacks N B An excessive volume increase could cause ano malous sounds Optional accessories Metal legs Keyboard bench Dustcover for top of keyboard CV 149 A Zip up carry bag ADS 1223 CUN BA 239 A ATTENTION Use only the optional accessories specially for this keyboard Use of unauthorised accessories can entail danger of fires electrical shocks and physical injuries to persons 3 SOCKETS VIDEO Socket for connecting TV PHONES AUX OUT Socket for headphones and Hi Fi AUDIO L R RCA sockets for external audio connection output impedance 150 Ohm To play without disturbing and or being disturbed you can use a ster
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34. Can you already play an instrument Connais tu d j la musique Spielen Sie ein anderes Musikinstrument Conoce ya la m sica Kent U het notenschrift Conosce gi la musica LI yes oui ja si ja si non nein nee no Sy AN NV f aw XU XU FARFISA GB USA YOU ARE ADVISED TO RETAIN MANUFACTURER NAME AND ADDRESS IL EST RECOMMANDE DE RETENIR LE NOM ET L ADRESSE DU FABRICANT D WIR EMPFEHLEN IHNEN DEN NAMEN UND DIE ADRESSE DES HERSTELLERS AUFZUBEWAHREN NL WIJ ADVISEREN DE NAAM EN HET ADRES VAN DE FABRIKANT TE BEWAREN DK BOR GEMMES TILF LDE AF VENTUEL SENERE HENVENDELSE E ES RECOMENDABLE QUE MANTENGA EL NOMBRE Y DIRECCION DEL FABRICANTE P SAO ACONSELHADOS A MANTENER O NOME E ENDERE O DO FABRICANTE GR NA 5 SPARA TILLVERKARENS NAMN OCH ADRESS SF PYYD MME SAILYTTAMAAN MAAHANTUOJAN NIMEN JA OSDITTEN e N TA VARE EMBALLASJEN TILFELLE EN EVENTUELE SENERE HENVENDELSE TIL IMPORT REN I SI RACCOMANDA DI CONSERVARE IL NOME E L INDIRIZZO DEL PRODUTTORE BONTEMPI S p A Viale Don Bosco 35 62018 Potenza Picena MC Italy www farfisa eu e mail info farfisa eu
35. D B OO A With the functions 90 to 97 other percussion instrument groups can be selected see DRUM SET TABLE at the end of the User Manual Bending and Modulation Controls There are three buttons at the far left of the keyboard two BEND Pitch Bending and one MODUL Modulation Playing a note and pressing one of the two BEND buttons will create a pitch variation of that note This varia tion simulates the bending of a chord of an instrument such as a guitar The Modulation control performs a pitch modulation of the sound 1 Indicates the 1 2 3 4 3 8Ilndicates name of sounds TRANSPOSER is rhythm styles 45 active transposi volumes and tion high or low other functions 14 gt Lower SouhdMik12 Record Play 9 Metronome icon 2 Indicates the 4 7 KevStart c a shows beat tempo selection for the 13 T bb cri 7 10 Indicates the speed tone of the left Chord UL LI of the rhythm style side of the keybo A i Tempo Tr b of the song of the cocos MUNMEQUENENI 3 Shows the selec JU MIDI file tion of the two J U 11 61 key keyboard mixed sounds 1 17 10 9 showing notes that 4 Indication of are pressed or that Intro Ending have to be pressed if KeyStart con in MAESTRO mode trols for the rhythm style 12 Indication of Split point 19 or 24 5 Indication of enabled SEQUENCER Record or 13 Indication of the identified chord
36. D DRAWBAR ORGAN 065 072 PERCUSS ORGAN ROCK ORGAN CHURCH ORGAN WIND FAMILY SOUNDS LIST CHOIR AAHS VOICE OOHS SYNTH VOICE ORCHESTRA HIT TRUMPET TROMBONE TUBA MUTED TRUMPET FRENCH HORN BRASS SECTION SYNTH BRASS 1 SYNTH BRASS 2 SOPRANO SAX ALTO SAX TENOR SAX BARITONE SAX OBOE ENGLISH HORN BASSOON CLARINET PICCOLO FLUTE RECORDER PAN FLUTE BLOWN BOTTLE SHAKUHACHI WHISTLE OCARINA SQUARE SAWTOOTH CALLIOPE CHIFFER LEAD CHARANG LEAD VOICE FIFTHS SAW BASS LEAD NEW AGE WARM PAD POLYSYNTH SPACE VOICE BLOWED GLASS METALLIC PAD HALO PAD SWEEP PAD ICE RAIN SOUNDTRACK CRYSTAL ATMOSPHERE BRIGHTNESS GOBLINS ECHO DROPS SCI FI FAMILY SOUNDS LIST SITAR BANJO SHAMISEN KOTO KALIMBA BAG PIPE FIDDLE SHANAI ETHNIC 105 112 TINKLE BELL AGOGO STEEL DRUMS WOODBLOCK TAIKO DRUM MELODIC TOM SYNTH DRUM REVERSE CYMBAL GUITAR FRET N BREATH NOISE SEASHORE BIRD TWEET TELEPHONE RING HELICOPTER APPLAUSE GUN SHOT REAL PIANO PIANO STRINGS PIANO PAD DYN EL PIANO EL PIANO PAD GRAND ELECTRIC STAGE EL PIANO PAD EL PIANO SPACE PIANO HARPSY SYNTH FULL ORGAN BlG PERCUSSION BlG PIPE PIPE CHORUS MASTER FISA SPACE FISA STAGE ACCORDION STRINGS TREMOLO 12 STRINGS GUITAR FOLK GUITAR SPANISH GUITAR WARM GUITAR BlG SYNTH VIOLIN ENSEMBLE FAT STRINGS ORCHESTRA SWEET ORIENTAL FAT BRASS FANFARE BRASSIN ALIEN PERCUSSIVE 113 120 SOUND EFFECTS 121
37. D KENTUCKY HOME JAMAICA FAREWELL SZLA DZIEWECZKA WALTZING MATILDA OH SUSANNA MY DARLING CLEMENTINE JOHN BROWN BODY O O O O O O O O no no no 09 O cO CO NI O 09 cO O MY LORD WHAT A MORNING 024 THE CAMPTOWN RACES 025 073 p MUSIC TK 89 BOOK SONG TITLE SONG N SONG HOME ON THE RANGE DARK EYES YANKEE DOODLE RED RIVER VALLEY LIGHTLY ROW THE FARMER IN THE DELL SUM SUM SUM LONG LONG AGO LA CUCARACHA ALOHA CARIOCA ECHO AUS TIROL O WO O O O O O O O O WwW Wo Ww 0 Mm M Pw C N UO A WO M OO N 0 O CO 0 Ol CO Ol CO B CAN CAN O 03 O GIELITO LINDO KATJUSGHA ANNIE LAURIE MY BONNIE AURA LEE MEXIGAN HAT DANCE KOMM LIEBER MAI UNDER THE GHESTNUT TREE GRANDFATHER S CLOCK ARIA SULLA IV CORDA SYMPHONY N 5 ADAGIO B B B CO Ol CJ O MOZART 0P40 05 MUSIC TK 89 BOOK SONG TITLE SONG N SONG N TRAUMEREI PRIMAVERA 3 RADETZKY MARCH DANZA DELLE ORE IL BRINDISI RONDO MINUETTO ODE AN DIE FREUDE MELODIA SONATINE IN G POLOVETZIAN DANCE MINUETTO IN G CO NI NI NI NI O B 02 O CO Ol 0 no CO N ALLEGRO APPASSIONATO O CO no ANDANTE CANTATA WE WISH YOU A MERRY XMAS TU SCENDI DALLE STELLE SILENT NIGHT JINGLE BELLS ROMANZE IN F GREENSLEEVES NI NI NI O O O O O O Ol Ol O
38. FARFISA E TK 89 USER S MANUAL Guarantee card included TECHNICAL CARACTERISTICS 3 2 INTRODUCTION 3 CONTENTS OF PACKAGE 3 MUSIC gt TANDE rt 4 POWER SUPPLY reo AU a ax 4 MAINS SUPPLY o3 sen miski saite EO 4 BATTERY SUPPLY con ss e a doceo casey 4 MICROPRR ONE pae en 5 CONNECTING THE MICROPHONE 5 MICROPHONE VOLUME 5 OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES 5 3 SOCKETS uao ee e eese 5 4 6 5 DIRECTIONS ON THE 7 LE PERS THE DICTIONARY CHORDS 7 THE RHYTHM INSTRUMENTS OF THE MANUAL DRUM 7 BENDING AND MODULATION CONTROLS 1 6 THEDISPLAY 7 7 OPERATION A 8 POWER ON OFF otsus nop tbt aor v enia ee ERR PR 8 DEMONSTRATIVE SONG DEMO 8 VOLUMES mira kei duo kus Runa 8 8 THE KEYBOARD 8 TOUCH THE KEYBOARD 8 DIVISION OF THE KEYBOARD SPLIT 8 9 SOUND u a ER SU na 9 MIXED ida 9 SOUNDS ON THE LEFT HAND SIDE LOWER
39. FFH Reset to power up condition CTRL 00 BnH 00H cc Bank select Refer to sounds list No action on drumset cc 64 GS reserved for dream sound editor FARFISA BnH 01H cc MIDI BnH 05H cc MIDI BnH 06H cc MIDI BnH 07H cc MIDI BnH 0AH cc MIDI BnH 0BH cc MIDI GM BnH 40 cc MIDI BnH 41 cc MIDI BnH 42H cc MIDI CTRL 67 BnH 43H cc Soft pedal MIDI CTRL 80 BnH 50H vv Reverb program vv 00H to 07H default 04H FARFISA CTRL 81 BnH 51H vv Room 01H Room2 02H Room3 03H Halll 04H Hall2 05H Plate 06H Delay 07H Pan delay Chorus program vv 00H to 07H default 02H FARFISA 00H Chorusl 01H Chorus2 02H Chorus3 03H Chorus4 04H Feedback 05H Flanger 06H Short delay 07H FB delay BnH 5BH vv BnH 5DH vv BnH 78H 00H IDI BnH 79H 00H MIDI A IE 8 8 8 8 8 2 5151 CTRL CCl BnH ccH vvH Assignable Controller 1 cc Controller number 0 5Fh vv Control value 0 7Fh Control number ccH can be set on CCI CONTROLLER NUMBER Sys Ex 40 1x 1F The resulting effect is determined by CC1 controller function Sys Ex 40 2x 40 4A CTRL CC2 BnH ccH vvH Assignable Controller 2 cc Controller number 00h 5Fh vv control value 0 7Fh Control number can be set on CC2 CONTROLLER NUMBER Sys Ex 40 1x 20 The resulting effect is determined by CC2 controller function Sys Ex 40 2x 50 5A MIDI IMPLEMENTATION CHART MIDI HEX CODE DESCRIPTION MESSAGE RPN 0001H RPN 0002H NRPN 0108H NRPN 0
40. G ua UN ua 5 5 5 5 GS GS GS Mod lfol rate control default 40H n is don t care Rate is GS common on all channels SYSEX FOH 41H 00H 42H 12H 40H 2pH 05H vv Mod Ifol tvf depth default OH F7H SYSEX FOH 41H 00H 42H 12H 40H 2pH 06H vv xx Mod Ifol tva depth 0 100956 default OH F7H SYSEX FOH 41H 00H 42H 12H 40H 2pH 10H vv xx Bend pitch control 24 24 semitone default 42H F7H SYSEX SYSEX SYSEX SYSEX SYSEX SYSEX SYSEX mmm Bend tvf cutoff control default 2 40H Bend Amplitude control 100 100 default 40H G CAF pitch control 24 24 semitone default 40H CAF tvf cutoff control default 2 40H G F7H GS GS GS GS GS 5 MIDI CHART MIDI HEX CODE DESCRIPTION MESSAGE CAF Amplitude control 100 100 default 40H CC1 Amplitude control 100 100 default 40H CC2 Amplitude control 100 100 default 40H F7H GB GUARANTEE This guarantee is valid when it is duly completed in all parts and returned by post within 15 days of purchase directly to your local Farfisa office see Farfisa Organization in your country It is recommanded you keep the purchase receipt or invoice received so as to show in case of repair under guarantee This 24 month manufactures guarantee covers faults in materials or production Any faults must be reported directly to the retailer Farfisa will supply replacement parts free of
41. L IN Allows rhythm to be enabled by pres sing one or more keys or enables changes while rhythm is on EASY FREE CHORD To compose chords using the simpli fied way or in the traditional way FADE IN OUT Rhythm fading and growino TEMPO Sets the tempo for style performance songs or metronome INTRO Prepares musical introduction ARRANGER Selects the automatic accompaniment with A and B rhythms ARRANGER LARGE Selects the automatic accompani ment with Large rhythms ENDING Carries out an ending musical phrase when the rhythm is on START STOP Starts Stops a rhythm style or a song STYLE Selects the rhythm styles SONG Selects the pre recorded songs SOUND Selects the right hand sound or two sounds to mix together USB To select files or folders of the USB Flash Drive p FARFISA 005 033 MU ie ui CH 521 ris 089 096 OS L073 080 WIND 097 104 Bai u 081 ios 112 ie 113 120 SAID TOE EASY PLAY Depending on the style selects right hand and left hand tone the best tempo for the performance and sets the FREE CHORD setting on the keyboard In the 100 songs it selects the sound and the tempo connected to the songs FULL KEYB SPLIT Splits the keyboard between two sounds or to set just one TOUCH To enable or disable the touch sensitivity on the keyboard dynamic DUAL Allows mixing
42. T DELAY TIME CHORUS an am AMOUNT FE PORTAMENTO DELAY DEPTH EQUALIZER TIME ON OFF T MI PRESET BigBrass y 1116 Fila Change name The entries at the top left MIDI Out Zoom and Help MIDI Out to select USB Speaker if the setting is not automatic Zoom to enlarge or reduce visualisation of the mask on the PC Help indicates the version of the FARFISA Synth Sound Maker program On Off Turning on and off To activate the program click the On Off lever The LED turns on To turn it off click the On Off lever The LED turns off Master Volume To adjust the general volume turn the Master volume knob N B To adjust volume using the knob shaped controls hold the left button of the mouse at the centre ofthe knob and move the mouse up or down to increase or decrease the value highlighted with the numbers 0 to 127 Or else click with the right button of the mouse inside the internal peripheral area of the knob to obtain the immediate value ATTACK DECAY SUST RELEAS Master volume A w On Off d To listen to the sound click the keys of the keyboard displayed on the PC or on your keyboard Sound selection Point the mouse on the small triangle below the writing PRESET where initially there is the name Big Brass Click to view the list of the 16 sounds already programmed by the manufacturer Choose a sound and click the keys on the keyboard to listen
43. TYLE or SONG button and use the VOLUME SECTION button Voice in musical scores Largo Larghetto Adagio Andante Moderato Allegro Presto 200 240 Chart of general BEATS for the METRONOME The instrument contains 100 classic repertoire songs To select the songs enter a three digit number according to the SONGS list r SONGS STYLES MS ITALIAN TRADITIONAL INTERNATIONAL FOLK 065 075 i IST 033 005 084 087 Pas osa TRADNIONAL 1 PIANIST SERRE PIANO ALE 001 008 8 16 BEAT 055 _ 065 IRADIIONAL2 GUIEN DJ STYLES 045 055 CLASSIC AN 049 056 ENSEMBLE 009 014 7914 LATIN 1 L 101 125 Es ORGAN BRASS 015 023 DANCE LATIN 2 GUITAR 045 072 REED 024 032 Bye BASS WIND mama MDI Example for song 069 JINGLE BELLS press the SONG button light on type on the SELECT numerical keyboard 0 6 and 9 press the START STOP button to start or stop the musical performance Song volume To adjust the volume of a song press the keys of the EE VOLUME SECTION The display visualises with the volume value By holding the button pressed down the variation becomes continuous To restore the standard volume press toge ther buttons VOLUME SECTION and VOLUME SECTION When a song is being played you can immediately listen to other songs by entering
44. and completed by drums FAMILY STYLES LIST They are sub divided into 13 families e g 015 023 8 Im Ole board DANCE see the list at the end of the owner s manual PRA 017 RAP To select them press the STYLE button and thena3 EE st DANCE 0 8 SKA digit figure from the STYLES list EENID AMERICA 015 023 019 DISCO 70 Example to select DISCO 70 rhythm digit number 019 i oes 0 1 and 9 022 DISCO SAMBA You can also select rhythms using buttons of 0 023 HULLY GULLY SELECT To start or to stop a rhythm press the START STOP button Tempo The TEMPO buttons can be used to set the tempo of the rhythm or of a song To increase or decrease the speed of the song press the two buttons TEMPO and TEMPO By holding the button pressed down the variation becomes continuous To go back to standard rhythm press buttons TEMPO and TEMPO together Accompaniment volume To adjust the volume of the accompaniment section use the VOLUME SECTION buttons The display will show Fix with the value of the volume By holding the button pressed down the variation becomes continuous To restore the standard volume press together buttons VOLUME SECTION and VOLUME SECTION 1 kik nrc Metronome icon The metronome icon of the display shows the musical quarters and the beginning of every beat or measure When a rhythm is on function and you select a new style this latter starts at the end o
45. carried out with the Sequencer of the instrument or SMF Standard Midi Files uploaded from a Personal Computer The midi backing tracks with the abbreviation SMF Standard Midi Files can be found in the best music shops or on the Web Copying files from PC hard disk to USB Flash Drive It is possible to transfer files present on a computer hard disk onto an instru ment by copying them onto the USB Flash Drive and then connecting it to the keyboard Once the data has been copied connect the USB Flash Drive to the USB TO DEVICE port behind the instrument and reproduce the MID and KAR songs The TK 89 keyboard reads the SMF data present in the USB Flash Drive it uploads them in the internal memory and plays the backing track If an external TV is connected the texts of the song can be viewed if there are any for karaoke How to use it Insert the USB Flash Drive in the relevant socket USB TO DEVICE behind the instrument The LISE control lights up automatically and the name of the first SMF or the names of the folders containing the SMFs appear on the display N B When connecting the USB Flash Drive to the USB TO DEVICE port make sure to insert it correctly Do not try to force it the wrong way Press the control the display reads 4 caclinia while the file is uploaded in the memory The music is then played and the text of the song if present shows up on the external TV screen To adjust the VOLUME act on the contr
46. charge within the guarantee period This guarantee is invalid if the instru ment is damaged through accident negligence improper use tampering or damaged due to improper packing when being returned F GARANTIE Cette garantie est valable lorsqu elle est d ment complet e et retourn e sous enveloppe dans les 15 jours de l achat directement l adresse figurant dans la liste par pays des distributeurs Farfisa Il est recommand de garder le ticket de caisse ou facture d livr s au moment de l achat afin de les pr senter en cas de r paration sous garantie Cette garantie de 24 mois couvre les d fauts de mat riel ou de production Les vices rendant impropre le mat riel doivent tre notifi s au revendeur chez lequel ce mat riel a t achet Les pi ces d fectueuses seront r par es ou remplac es gratuitement La main d oeuvre et le transport seront la charge de l utilisateur La garantie sera d clar e non valable si l instrument est endommag pendant son transport s il y a n gligence usage impropre ou intervention personnelle ou non agr e Les pr sentes conditions de garantie ne font pas obstacles aux conditions l gales pr vues par les articles 1641 et suivants du code civil D GARANTIE Die Garantie ist nur dann g ltig wenn die Garantiekarte in allen Teilen ordnungsgem ausgef llt und innerhalb von 14 Tagen per Post direkt an die zust ndige Farfisa Filiale eingesandt wird Es wird empfohlen den Kaufbeleg a
47. d for left hand Select Lower The selection of sounds for accompaniment when rhythm is stopped is obtained by writing 001 008 30 Select Lower and then the number relative to the SOUNDS list To adjust the volume of the accompaniment section press the buttons VOLUME SECTION TA ri The display reads and the value of the volume By keeping the button pressed the variation becomes continuous A To restore the standard volume press the buttons and of the VOLUME SECTION together Wee GL m 87 8 ETTV 70 98 DRUM SET BANK Functions 31 32 Division of the keyboard 19 24 Split 19 24 The point where the keyboard splits can be set in two ways a Composing 31 the display will read pii ix and namely that the left side of the keyboard goes from the 1st to the 19th key Composing 32 the display will read gif Zi and namely that the left side of the keyboard goes from the 1st to the 24th key Above the image of the keyboard on the an arrow will appear indicating the splitting point Split 24 is active when the instrument is turned on Functions 33 34 Arrangement Arranger On Off Composing 33 Arranger On activates the automatic arrangement and composing 34 Arranger Off deactivates it The display reads Miranda or Peeraer it Automatic arrangement is present when a rhythm is on The arrangement is active when turning the instrument on Functions 35 36 Musical
48. d the corresponding number in the Tee 15 79 PROGRAM RAM i um 0 86 MIDI FUNCTIONS SOUNDS list w 87 89 SETTV wm 70 98 DEUM SET BANK To set the volume of the accompaniment section use the VOLUME SECTION buttons The display shows the value of the volume By keeping the button pressed the variation will continue nao To return to the standard volume simultaneously press the and buttons of CET nitus L 057 d the VOLUME SECTION GEID ss LED REED SYNTH PAD 073 080 097 104 STRINGS 08 088 TAS Y map ETHNIC SOUND EFFECTS g 3 STAGE SOUNDS FM SOUNDS E DRUM SET 201 215 SYNTH SOUNDS Classical method chords FREE CHORD Chords are played in the traditional way and all the main chords are identi AB C D E F G Anglo Saxon notation fied Standard setting is active To select it use the EASY FREE CHORD control LA SI DO RE MI FA SOL UN the display shows Free Chord EASY PLAY enables Free Chord automatically AH FG German notation The FREE CHORD mode works across the whole keyboard too when FULL KEYBOARD is on The display shows the name of the chord in the Anglo Saxon notation Simplified method chords EASY CHORD This function allows you to compose chords on the left side of the keyboard with the simplified mode one key will provide a major chord two keys a minor chord
49. data in MIDI format to a personal computer or to another keyboard without compatibility problems between musical instruments of different brands The TK 89 keyboard is equipped with a USB MIDI plug for connection to the personal computer The connection takes place using the cable supplied as shown in the figure Computer USB Port 1 USB Cabe y Minimum system requirements Personal computer with Pentium 3 800Mhz processor equipped with USB plug Windows XP Windows Vista or Windows 7 opera tive system Procedure for connection to the computer Prior to connecting the keyboard make sure that the computer is switched on and the keyboard switched off Carry out the connection with the cable supplied Switch on the instrument After a few seconds a series of messages will appear on the computer 12 New hardware found E 12 New hardware found USB Speakers e The new hardware has been installed and is read for use E At this point the keyboard is correctly connected and recognised by the computer Note The recognition of the keyboard by the computer takes places during the first connection in subsequent connection no message will appear Only the characteristic sound produced by the computer to indicate the insertion of a USB device will be heard Attention If the keyboard is not recognised by the computer and a USB device not recognised error message appears repeat the operation If the problem p
50. e device to the protection posi tion To save data make sure that the write protection switch is on writing How to find the MIDI files On the Web or in music shops you can find a countless number of midi files of all types of Classical or Modern songs that can you can listen to with the keyboard or use as orchestra backing tracks to play a melody NB Sometimes the midi files found on Internet were done for special Midi instruments or devices which do not respect the MIDI standard or else have special added functions just for those products In these cases the song might not be reproduced with the same sounds or effects as the original In any event the keyboard respects the standard GM with the addition of many commonly used functions visible on the map found on the instrument s manual Messages on the display Lisi FL Err USB Flash Drive error Ficscing USB Flash Drive is reading Pesse ajf Standby request Hiit errar USB Flash Drive writing error riz Toobig S M F too big to be uploaded in the memory 5 error 17 KARAOKE 89 is capable of reading the texts of the songs inside the USB Flash Drive realised in the most widespread formats Thanks to the built in video interface you just need to connect the keyboard to a normal TV set to view the words on the screen which will light up in various colours synchronised with the music QUEEN We are the champions my frien ds And we ll keep on fighting
51. e maker in the PROGRAM memory see chapter 12 PROGRAMS Function 75 ProgUser to recall the programs that the user stored previously Function 76 ClearUser to restore in the memory the data of the first time the instrument Function 77 ProgLatin programs for Latino music Function 78 ProgSwing programs for swing music Function 79 PrgTradit programs for traditional music How to select a program Let s suppose that we wish to set program number 7 of the Traditional bank type 79 Traditional the display reads Fry Tr zdit s press the LOAD button and the display reads Fino m type the number 7 the display reads rimi Now the keyboard is set up with the rhythm sounds and effects of program 7 of the Traditional bank 80 86 MIDI FUNCTIONS Functions 80 81 Excluding Midi In Midi In On Off When the keyboard is connected to a Personal Computer it is recommended to use the programs which allow excluding the resen ding out of data coming in If this were not possible double notes would be heard To avoid this anomaly the keyboard allows excluding the data coming from the PC by composing number 81 Midi In Off To reactivate reception compose number 80 Midi In On The function is active when the instrument is turned on The display reads Functions 82 83 Excluding the melody Melody On Off When uploading a midi file from the USB Flash Drive and it is carried out the
52. ently ventilated and that the ventilation slits are not covered with objects such as newpapers tablecloths curtains etc Do not expose the keyboard or the adaptor to drops or sprays of any kind of liquid This product should be referred to an approved service centre when a It has been exposed to rain b It appears to operate incorrectly or shows a marked change in per formance c It has been dropped or if the case has been damaged d Objects have fallen into the instrument or liquid has been spilt into or over it e The AC DC adaptor has been damaged Never attempt to repair your instrument yourself Any operation should be referred to authorized personnel otherwise the guarantee will be declared void Do not use alcohol solvents or similar chemical substan ces for cleaning Use a soft cloth dampened in a bland solution of water and neutral detergent Dip the cloth in the solution and then wring it until it is nearly dry c Keep this manual for future reference p 22 CONNECTION OF KEYBOARD A PERSONAL COMPUTER What is MIDI The acronym MIDI is the abbreviation of Musical Instrument Digital Interface and represents a standard for the transmission of data via cables between an electronic musical instrument and a personal computer or another electronic musical instrument The General Midi GM system This keyboard adopts the General Midi GM system a standard which allows users to receive or send
53. eo headphone When the cable is inserted the speaker is automatically exclu ded and all sections of the keyboard can be heard in the L left left audio output R right right audio output USB TO DEVICE Socket to connect a USB Flash Drive USB TO HOST Socket to connect the keyboard to a compu headphone The socket also allows an additional stereo ter using the provided cable amplifier a recorder etc to be connected PEDAL SWITCH Socket for sustain pedal Warning only connect stereo cables to the PHONES AUX INPUT DC 12V Switches the instrument on with an AC DC OUT socket adapter Vdc 12V 2 254 MIKE Socket for connect a microphone ben A TODEVICE TO HOST 0158 4 CONTROL PANEL ORIENTAL AL PIANIST 054 045 6 16 EA CELT TRADIMONAL2 CEREA DJ STYLES ROCK TN 10171254 009 014 023 015 WING AMERICA 30 39 ACCOMP FUNCTIONS 40 41 PORTAMENTO 45 48 EQUALIZER 50 58 REVERS m 60 66 CHORUS 70 74 TOUCH SET gt 75 79 PROGRAMS BANK gt 50 55 MIDI FUNCTIONS 67 89 SETTV 90 98 DRUM SET BANK ON OFF Turns the instrument on and off VOLUME MASTER Selects the master volume VOLUME SECTION Selects the sections volume METRONOME Switches on and off the metronome beat DEMO Plays the demo song BREAK INTRO Prepares a temporary variation of the rhythm style or a short intro KEY START FIL
54. erformance You can quicken or slow down the tempo by using the TEMPO but tons The song starts with some strokes of the metronome which indicate the starting tempo Right after try playing the melody of the song repeatedly pressing one or more keys trying to keep tempo with the orchestra During your performance the display will show the correct notes of the melody The accompaniment will automatically follow you You will be able to change tune by pressing the corresponding button on the SONGS list or by using the SELECT but tons If you wish to listen to the whole song press START STOP then press SONG and then START STOP again 2nd level The Notes of the melody NOTE When you are able to keep time you can try the 2nd level which means playing the correct keys to perform the correct melody How to do it After having chosen a tune select the 2nd level by pressing the LESSON button and then SELECT number 2 Use the START STOP control to start and stop the performance When the metronome stops try to play the melody of the song this time you have to press the right keys because the others will not play The display will help by showing you the correct melody keys in advance The accompaniment will automatically follow your performance Cis 3 d level The song Melody MELODY This time the accompaniment will play normally without waiting for you This means you will have to perform the
55. ersists check that the minimum requirements are respected 27 Reproduction of a Midi file using Windows Media Player Windows Media Player is included in the Windows packet It is a program that can read Midi files and send the notes to the Farfisa keyboard connected to the computer To perform a MIDI file using Windows Media Player follow the operations below Open the Windows Media Player program G Windows Media Player ws ki MSH Music n the most recent versions the program does not have the Open file option In this case press CTRL M Control M This control shows a classical menu in which the open file option is displayed Select File Open nomefile mid where nomefile mid can be any MIDI file as for example the file CA WINDOWS Media fluorish mid present in Windows XP can be selected and send it to be executed To listen to the piece press the Play b button situated in the lower centre Press the Stop button M to stop it e The keyboard will play the selected sequence Usable Programmes In addition to WINDOWS Media Player many other computer programmes are commercially available They offer the possibility to expand the range of functions of the keyboard Some allow the registration of pieces in Midi format In other cases it is possible to register on the computer what is being played on the keyboard Later the piece can be replayed and its musical score can be visualised o
56. ey Start KeyStart If the keyboard is split you can activate the rhythm by playing chord in the left r part of the keyboard If it is not split play a chord including at least three keys anywhere on the keybo ard Fill In When a rhythm is on function and you press the FILL IN button you produce a rhythmic variation of the drums Break By pressing the BREAK control during the performance of a rhythm style you will activate an orchestral break By pressing BREAK when the rhythm is not playing a brief introductive orchestral break will be executed The display shows Intro During the Ending BREAK restores normal rhythm Fading or Crescendo FADE The fading function allows to fade the execution automatically lowering the volu me until it stops FADE selected before the rhythm starts produces an increasing volume from zero until the normal level While the rhythm is on by pressing FADE the display visualises Sue mut and it will fade until disappearing With the rhythm stopped by pressing FADE the display visualises Fale dni and when the rhythm starts execution will having an growing volume Metronome The metronome helps you to learn the music giving the beat during musical exercises and simulating the traditional time marking instrument It can be turned on and off with the METRONOME button To change the tempo use the TEMPO buttons To set the volume press the S
57. f the previous rhythm pattern The Pianist Styles The PIANIST styles are automatic accompaniments created with the piano kiu alone 090 BALLAD PIANIST 091 ROMANTIC 088 095 092 SWING 093 BLUES 094 ROCK N ROLL 095 BOSSANOVA To select them press the STLE button and enter a three digit number from the PIANIST list See the STYLES list at the end of the Instructions Manual Arranger A B By pressing the ARRANGER A B control you will be able to switch between a basic rhythm style and one with a variation The display shows the selec ted mode by showing Arranger A or Arranger B Arranger Large With the LARGE control you can elaborate further on the arrangement of the rhythm style The display shows Large Easy Play Depending on the rhythm EASY PLAY sets the tone for the right hand the best tempo for the performance and splits the keyboard to play chords in the FREE CHORD mode Intro When a rhythm is stopped by pressing the INTRO button the display will show Intro and a rhythm style is predisposed and a preliminary music sequence will then starts when you press the START STOP or KEY START buttons Ending When a rhythm is on by pressing the ENDING button a final musical sequence stars Key Start The KEY START function starts the rhythm by pressing one or more keys on the keyboard MFI AHG It is enabled with the rhythm stopped the display visualises K
58. g press gt The display reads Play which is flashing To restart the seguence press gt again To stop the sequence being played press ENTER 18 or PLAY on the Sequencer or START STOP in the STYLE section How to delete a seguence from the USB Flash Drive 1 Enter the folder li jS cuni x using the controls UP DOWN W BACK 4 and ENTER and view the sequence you wish to delete 2 Write 86 The display reads elete iler pressing ENTER 18 the sequence will be deleted N B The midi files contained in other folders can be deleted also by following the same procedure 14 LESSONS LEARN RIGHT AWAY MAESTRO LESSONS MAESTRO The section helps you in the music learning process just as if a real musical teacher were there with you teaching you five fundamental aspects 1 Tempo 2 3 Melody Off 4 Chord 5 Accompaniment Display directions Press a key on the keyboard The display shows which key you are pressing and the relative note will be shown on the penta gram Arranger Large i dCi i 101 E A E Tempo b l 15t level Tempo of the song TEMPO At the 1st level you can become familiar with the melody notes and learn the tempo of the song How to do it After having chosen a tune select level 1 first by pressing the LESSON button and then when the display shows L EMEL 7 number 1 of SELECT Use the START STOP control to start and stop the p
59. h off instrument then switch it back on again and restart the Midi appli cation 23 FREE MUSICAL SOFTWARE DOWNLOADABLE FROM INTERNET On the www farfisa eu site free musical software is available with instructions in various languages to download onto your computer to record modify and listen to MIDI musical tracks again using the keyboard FAMILY STYLES LIST 8 BEAT 1 8 BEAT 2 8 BEAT 3 8 BEAT 4 LATIN 1 16 BEAT 1 066 074 16 BEAT 2 16 BEAT 3 POP BALLAD ROCK 8 16 BEAT 001 008 ROCK 009 014 DANCE 015 023 AMERICA 033 044 TRADITIONAL 1 045 054 TRADITIONAL 2 055 065 24 STYLES HARD ROCK NEW AGE SOUL FUNKY LATIN 2 ACID 075 083 TECHNO HOUSE RAP SKA DISCO 70 DISCO 1 ORIENTAL DISCO 2 084 087 DISCO SAMBA HULLY GULLY BIG BAND 1 BIG BAND 2 ELECTRIC JAZZ PIANIST FAST SWING 088 095 JAZZ BLUES SHUFFLE FOXTROT 1 FOXTROT 2 JAZZ WALTZ BLUES ROCK N ROLL CHARLESTON DIXIE QUICK STEEP BOOGIE 1 TWIST RHYTHM amp BLUES BLUE GRASS COUNTRY WEST COUNTRY WALTZ STEELER FOLK WALTZ m SONG STYLES WIEN WALTZ ane hee SYMPH WALTZ SLOW WALTZ 1 SLOW WALTZ 2 MAZURKA TANGO POLKA PASO DOBLE MARCH MARCH 6 8 BALLAD RHUMBA 1 RHUMBA 2 BEGUINE HAPPY POLKA SLOW ROCK 1 SLOW ROCK 2 TARANTELLA DJ STYLES 096 100 FAMILY STYLES LIST SAMBA 1 SAMBA 2 BOSSA SALSA 1 SALSA 2 CHA CHA CHA 1 CHA CHA CHA 2 MERENGUE 1 MERENGUE 2
60. isplay reads zt Tort To restore the standard colour saturation or hue values type 89 TV Default The display reads fault MANUAL RHYTHM INSTRUMENTS 90 98 DRUM SET BANK Functions 90 98 Drum Set Bank The MANUAL DRUM allows you to play manual rhythmic sequences using the keys with the respective symbols of the percussion rhythmic components Typing 90 the display reads DrmStd and the Drum Standard percussion instrument block is activated With 91 the Drum Room block is activated With 92 irm cuz the Drum Power block with 93 the Drum Electric block with 94 Lim Fia the Drum TR 808 block 95 Clint diaz the Drum Jazz block 96 Limb iih the Drum Brush block 97 Li inci ch the Drum Orchestra block and with 98 Pirin CH TT the Drum block is excluded To adjust the volume act on VOLUME SECTION when the STYLE control is active with the LED on At the end of the User Manual the DRUM SET TABLE has a list of the rhythmic instruments The rhythmic components are amplified from the right loudspeaker to the left with a stereophonic mix To exit from this percussion instrument block just select another sound 4 e RB RB 8 Bm R e Q 7 29 lt o Ww 9 GL Om 85 Ce Di QQ qe e amp SS Aw KI OO XX pe 7 D m B O O A A O 16 USB FLASH DRIVE The USB Flash Drive not included is an external memory where you can save the recordings
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62. mento ha sido da ado en el transporte accidente negligencia uso indebido etc Garantia v lida de acuerdo con la nueva ley I GARANZIA La presente garanzia valida se compilata in ogni sua parte ed inviata in busta chiusa entro 15 giorni dall acquisto alla competente sede della Farfisa vedi Farfisa Organization in your country Si raccomanda di conservare lo scontrino fiscale o fattura ricevuti al momento dell ac quisto da esibire nel caso di eventuale riparazione in garanzia La presente garanzia copre per la durata di 24 mesi esclusivamente i difetti di fabbricazione o di materiale La segnalazione del difetto deve essere fatta direttamente al rivenditore Le parti difettose saranno riparate o sostituite gratuitamente Il costo della manodopera e del trasporto saranno a carico dell acquirente La garanzia nulla se lo stru mento risulta danneggiato per incidente di trasporto incuria cattivo uso e manomissioni garanzia secondo le leggi vigenti ITALIA BONTEMPI S p a ESPANA SVIZZERA SUISSE SCHWEIZ FARFISA Viale Don Bosco 35 TOKS MUSIC INSTRUMENTS S L OSTERREICH BONTEMPI 62018 Potenza Picena MC C Rocafort 67 69 Interior Local 9 SAHLI Vertrieb GmbH 0733 885 1 08015 BARCELONA Flugbrunnenstrasse 2 Fax 0733 885 302 Tel 0034 93 4236963 Postfach 296 CH 3065 BOLLIGEN www farfisa eu Fax 0034 93 2289700 031 381 36 38 E mail info farfisa eu E mail toks telefonica net Fax 031 381 79 20 E
63. mory On Off Medley Song On Off MIDI IN On Off Portamento 5 Touch levels Midi Melody On Off chan nel 4 Info TV On Off Delete file Setting colours on TV General control ON OFF Master Volume Microphone volume Select Easy Play Style Song Sund USB Dual Touch Section volumes Split Full keyb Play Pause Up Down Back Bending Modulation DEMO Demonstrative song SONGS 100 pre recorded musical songs with Medley Song On Off MAESTRO 5 learning levels LESSONS DICTIONARY Chord glossary on display PROGRAMS 40 programs for setting keyboard 10 of which are programmable AMPLIFICATION 5 5 watt stereo RMS Two high effi ciency 100 mm loud speakers POWER SUPPLY 8 x 1 5 Volt IEC R14 C batteries AC DC adapter Vdc 12V 1 2 2 25 VIDEO OUT Socket for connecting a TV PAL system COMPOSITE VIDEO output signal LINE AUDIO OUT L R RCA sockets for external audio connections USB TO DEVICE Socket for connecting a USB FLASH DRIVE USB TO HOST Connection to a computer for data recep tion and transmission PEDAL SWITCH Socket for sustain pedal INPUT DC 12V Socket for connecting mains adapter PHONES AUX OUT Socket for headphones and external amplification MIKE Socket to connect microphone LEVEL Volume regulation of microphone DIMENSIONS 945 x 360 x 125 mm WEIGHT 6 Kg C 2 INTRODUCTION The package contains Keyboard TK 89 Microphone Music stand FARFISA AVR elel
64. mputer When a mobile phone is used you can hear a noise No sound is produced even when the keyboard is played or reproducing a song Sound timbre changes from one note to the next Any other anomalies Control that the headphones are not connected to the PHONES OUTPUT socket of the rear panel transmitted When headphone is connected to this socket no sound is The method of sound generation uses multiple recordings samples of one instrument on the whole extension of the keyboard It is therefore normal that the sound of the voice differs slightly from note to note Switch off and then switch back on after a few seconds Attention To avoid annoying whistling Larsen effect do not hold the microphone close to the speaker 21 MAINTENANCE AND REMARKS When using electrical products basic precautions must be followed including the following 1 2 The product should be positioned The product should be positioned Read all the instructions before using the product When the product is used by children supervision by an adult is advised Do not use the product near water for example near a bath tub washbowl kitchen sink or near a swimming pool etc or in a wet or humid basement When connecting to the mains sup ply ensure that a your hands are not wet to avoid electric shocks b do not pull on the cable This product either by itself or when connected to an exte
65. ols of VOLUME SECTION The display reads zc iol with the desired volume value The controls for navigating inside the USB Flash Drive are UP and DOWN W to scroll the les or folders BACK 4 to go back ENTER Wl to enter a folder or to stop the backing track being yed and P gt to start the selected backing track or to pause it Excluding the melody Melody On Off When uploading a midi file from the USB Flash Drive and it is carried out the trace of the melody can be excluded normally midi channel 4 To exclude the melody trace type 83 Melody Off To restore it type 82 Melody On The display reads Mimmut t Continuous playing of MIDI files Medley On Off It is possible to automatically play the MIDI files contained in a folder of the USB Flash Drive Press the LISE control The light turns on Select a folder of the USB Flash Drive press ENTER 18 type 37 Medley On and press P Right after the Loading of the display all of the midi files of that folder will play automatically one after the other The function is not active when the instrument is turned on To deactivate it type 38 Medley Off The display read 111171 or List of USB Flash Drive files and folders TV Info TV On Off It is possible to view the contents of the USB Flash Drive on the TV screen Type 84 Info TV On to view it on the TV screen or 85 Info TV Off to exclude viewing The display reads init T
66. on the right side of the keyboard and then one on the left or vice versa NI Change name Store to keyb EQUALIZER The Equalizer acts on the LOW keys and on the high HI keys To change the low keys move the mouse on the LOW cursor up or down To change the high keys move the mouse on the HI cursor Parameter variations are more or less evident depending on the wave shape and the values assigned to the amplitude envelopes and to the filter envelopes How to program a sound Example sound xxxxx assign the values carried to each parameter OSCILLAT 1 OSCILLAT 2 GENERAL PARAMETERS VOLUME VOLUME WAVE SHAPE WAVE SHAPE OCTAVE OCTAVE SEMITONE SEMITONE AMP ENVEL AMP ENVEL Flanger ATTACK 78 DECAY 71 SUSTAIN 96 RELEASE 82 FILTER FILTER CUT OFF CUT OFF RESONANCE RESONANCE VIBRATO VIBRATO FILTER ENV FILTER ENV ATTACK DECAY SUSTAIN RELEASE FARFISA Synth Sound Maker parameter table 20 TROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDE POSSIBLE CAUSE AND SOLUTION It does not switch on PROBLEM Problem with the power supply Connect the adaptor correctly Ensure that the battery poles are facing the correct direction and control that the batteries are charged No sound when the keyboard is played The automatic accompaniment does not play No sound is produced when the MIDI data are reproduced from a computer Reproduction on the keyboard produces an unnatural sound when the keyboard is connected to a co
67. oom 1 Room 2 Room 3 Hall 1 Hall 2 Plate Delay and Pan Delay For this selection click on the small triangle at the right of the writing REVERB and select one of the 8 effects The AMOUNT DELAY and TIME parameters can set the values of the selected effect AMOUNT to adjust the amount of Reverberation 12 DELAY to adjust the delay TIME to set the time length The DELAY parameter works only for the Delay and Pan delay effects GENERAL PARAMETERS CHORUS 8 different types of Chorus effects can be chosen Chorus 1 Chorus 2 Chorus 3 Chorus 4 Feedback Flanger Short Delay and Feedback Delay CAU Te For this selection click on the small triangle at the right of the writing CHORUS and select one of the 8 effects SEE The AMOUNT FB DELAY and DEPTH parameters can set the values of the selected JE effect ff ff f f i AMOUNT to adjust the amount of chorus FB FeedBack to adjust the amount of signal feedback effect DELAY to adjust the delay AMOUNT DELAY DEPTH PORTAMENTO EQUALIZER 20 DEPTH to adjust the depth of the modulations PORTAMENTO The Portamento creates a pitch slide It is activated by clicking the On TIME ON OFF Off lever of PORTAMENTO The LED turns on To set the speed of the pitch slide move the Pees eee mouse on the TIME knob and set the desired value To check the effect first try to playa key
68. ply turned on one single sound is enabled over the whole keyboard together with the chord identifier 2 By pressing the FULL KEYB SPLIT button the keyboard will be divided into two sections one dedicated to accompaniment to form chords keys on the left and the other one to play the melody keys on the right Itis possible to set the point where the keyboard will be divided into two modes a by entering 31 the display indicates Split a this means that the left part of the keyboard goes from the first to the nineteenth key b by entering 32 the display indicates pit ZH this means that the left part of the keyboard goes from the first to the twenty fourth key The keyboard on the display shows the division point with an arrow Chords can be played in the FREE CHORD mode which means in the traditional way or in the EASY CHORD mode which means in the simplified mode see the Lower paragraph 9 THE SOUNDS Sound selection The keyboard features 216 sounds divided into 20 families e g 025 032 GUITAR They are selected when the SOUND button is on by entering a three digit number between 001 and 216 of the SOUNDS list you will find at the end of the Instructions Manual FAMILY SOUNDS LIST 025 NYLON GUITAR 026 STEEL GUITAR 027 JAZZ GUITAR 028 CLEAN GUITAR 029 MUTED GUITAR 030 OVERDR GUITAR 031 DISTORT GUITAR 032 HARMON GUITAR SYNTH PAD DT 104 SYNTH EFFECTS ETHNIC GUITAR 025
69. r printed It is also possible to correct errors change sounds etc Many of these software programmes are also available on the Internet in Demo or Shareware format How to find the Midi Files On the Internet or in music stores countless Midi Files can be found for modern or classical music of all kinds They can be played with the keyboard or used as an orchestral base to play a melody Note The Midi Files available on the Internet have sometimes been made for specific instruments Some are Midi devises that do not respect the MIDI standard others have their own specific additional functions In such cases it is possible that the musical piece will not be played with the same sounds and effects that are supposed to be used In any event the keyboard respects the GM standard and has many commonly used functions that can be seen on the map on the instrument s manual Attention If the keyboard or the computer freeze switch off both devices and then switch on the keyboard again Correct operation cannot be guaranteed if the instrument is switched off or the USB cable disconnected while a MIDI application is operational Leave at least 10 seconds between switching off and switching on the keyboard and between the disconnection and connection of the USB cable Make sure that the Midi application is closed prior to switching off the instrument of disconnecting the USB cable If this should happen close the Midi application switc
70. rnal amplifier and headphones or speakers is capa ble of producing sound levels that can cause damage to hearing Do not operate it for a long period of time at high volume levels or in any case at an uncomfortable volume level Especially when using headphones always moderate the volume so that it s location will provide adequate ventilation away from heat sources such as radiators heaters or other pro ducts that produce heat This product should only be connected to a power sup ply of the voltage corresponding to that shown on the label on the instrument using an AC DC adaptor This label containing all electrical data relevant warning mes sages and the instrument identification data can be found on the underside of the product 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 If the product is not used for long periods the AC DC adaptor should be unplugged from mains The adaptor must be connected directly to the mains supply without any other plugs Do not obstruct the air entry points of the feeder with objects such as curtains cloths etc Do not place the adaptor behind furniture or in hidden places Do not place sticky or adhesive objects on the keyboard such as burning candles Care should be taken to avoid foreign objects falling into or liquid being splilt into the inside of the instrument through any of the slots or openings in the case Ensure that the adapter is suffici
71. rol 24 24 semitone default 40H F7H FOH 41H 00H 42H 12H 40H 2pH 01H vv xx Mod tvf cutoff control default 40H F7H FOH 41H 00H 42H 12H 40H 2pH 02H vv xx Mod Amplitude control 100 100 default 40H F7H FOH 41H 00H 42H 12H 40H 2pH 03H vv xx F7H SYSEX FOH 41H 00H 42H 12H 40H 2pH 04H vv xx Mod Ifol pitch depth 0 600 cents default 0A H GS F7H MIDI channel to Part assign p is part number 0H to FH nn is MIDI channel OH to FH 10H OFP This SXSEX allows to assign several parts to a single MIDI channel Or to mute a part Relation between Block Number and Part number Part MIDI channel 1 to 16 OH 10 DRUMS 1H 9H 1 9 AH FH 11 16 Part to rhythm allocation p 1s part 0H to FH vv is 00 sound part or 01 rhythm part This SYSEX allows a part to play sound or drumset There 15 no limitation of the number of parts playing drumset Default assignment block OH plays drums default MIDI channel 10 all other parts play sound Scale tuning p is part OH to FH v1 to v12 are 12 semi tones tuning values C C D AF B in the range 64 OOH 40H 63 7FH cents This SYSEX allows non chromatic tuning of the musical scale on a given MIDI channel Default v1 v2 v12 40H 40H 40H chromatic tuning Scale tuning has no effect if the part is assigned to a rhythm channel or if the sound played is not of chromatic type Velocity offset from 00H to 7FH default 2 40H G G G
72. to the new timbre Every time a sound is changed the values of the various parameters are updated and displayed automatically The arrows lt and allow you to select the sounds going back and forth The number of the sound selected is displayed with the numbers below the small triangle V For example 1 16 means that the 1st sound of the 16 has been selected PRESET section Triangle V To select a sound on the list _ PRESET lt gt To select a sound moving back and forth BigBrass R File V Change name To assign the name to a new sound type the new name and then click lt LO 1 16 Enter Change name Storeto keyb v File To save or recall a sound from a folder in the PC Save Sound To save a sound with new parameters in the desired folder Load Sound To recall a sound from a folder in the PC Save all Sound To save the sound block in a folder of the PC Load all Sound To recall the sound block from a folder of the PC Store to keyb It transfers all the parameters of the sound selected to one of the 16 sound locations SOUND 201 216 of the TK89 The new sound with the changed parameters stays in the memory even if the instrument turns off OSCILLATOR 1 and OSCILLATOR 2 sections OSCILLATOR 1 1o set the parameters of Oscillator number 1 VOLUME To adjust the volume of the wave shape of oscillator 1 Wave shape To choose among 4 wave shapes Sinusoidal Saw tooth Triangular
73. ufzubewahren damit im Falle einer Reklamation die Garantieleistung wirksam wird Ein Garantieanspruch von 24 Monaten ab Kaufdatum besteht nur bei Mangeln die auf Material oder Fertigungsfehlern beruhen Die Erf llung der Garantieleistungen obliegt dem H ndler bei dem das Produkt gekauft wurde Durch einen erf llten Garantieanspruch verl ngert sich die Garantie weder f r das Produkt noch f r die nachbesserten Teile Der Garantieanspruch ist nicht berechtigt bei unsachgem fter Behandlung oder Benutzung bei Reparaturen Reparaturversuchen oder technischen nderungen bzw bei Transportschaden und Schaden in Folge von h herer Gewalt E GARANTIA Esta garantia es valida cuando se incluye correctamente la informaci n solicitada y se devuelve por correo a la oficina autorizada de Farfisa ver la organizaci n en su pais dentro de los 15 dias inmediatos despues de la compra Le recomendamos que conserve el recibo de la compra para poder demostrar gue el teclado se encuentra en garantia Esta garantia relativa a los componentes en lo gue se refiere a defectos de fabricaci n de los materiales es valida por un periodo de 24 meses a partir de la fecha de adquisici n Las partes averiadas ser n reparadas o sostituidas gratuitamente EI transporte del instrumento y la mano de obra ser por cuenta del cliente Esta garantia se cubre por mediaci n del vendedor concesionarios o vendedores autorizados La garantia no ser v lida si el instru

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