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4    GK310  Owner’s manual

Basic Operation

This section explains all the basic operations that you can carry out when the instru-
ment is in NORMAL mode.  If you are uncertain how to return the instrument to
NORMAL mode, press the [MODE] button as many times as necessary until the left
display arrowhead points to NORMAL.

Selecting & playing Voices

The GK310 has 132 PCM voices and 1 percussion kit that you can select and play
on the keyboard.

After turning on, the GK310 sets to NORMAL/VOICE mode with the display showing
a black arrow pointing to the NORMAL mode on the left and the VOICE mode on the
right.

In VOICE mode, you can select and play voices.

Play a single Voice

If you play on the keyboard after turning the instrument on, you will hear a piano
sound (in this example, Voice 01, “Piano 1”) play across the entire keyboard.

Select a Voice with the [–/OFF] and [+/ON] buttons

In VOICE mode, the [–/OFF] and [+/ON] buttons of the numeric keypad allow you to
step through the individual Voices one by one.  The [+/ON] button selects in increas-
ing numerical order while the [–/OFF] button selects in reverse order.

Holding either button down scrolls rapidly forwards or backwards through all the
voices.  The selected voice number is shown in the bottom right hand corner of the
display.

Select a Voice with the numeric keypad

Using the numeric keypad is the quickest way to go directly to the Voice you need,
but first, you must know the exact number of the voice.  The name and correspond-
ing number of all the Voices in memory are silkscreened above the display on the
right.  You’ll see that they start from number 01 through to number 132.

Two-digit voice numbers are selected by entering the two digits in sequence.

For example, to select Voice number 17 (Organ 1), press button [1] then button [7].

Three digit voice numbers are entered by first pressing the [+100] button, then press-
ing the remaining two digits in sequence.

Keyboard percussion

To play drums and percussive instruments on the keyboard, press the [PERCUS-
SION] 
button.

In PERCUSSION mode, each note of the keyboard plays a different drum instru-
ment.  You can see what kind of percussive instrument each note plays by referring
to the silkscreened markings on the rail under the keyboard.

Press the [PERCUSSION] button again to deactivate the function and return to
NORMAL playing.

<----------------------- PIANO 1 ----------------------->

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<------------ PERCUSSIVE SOUNDS ------------->

Summary of Contents for GEM 271284

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Page 3: ...Owner s manual ENGLISH...

Page 4: ...http www generalmusic com The information in this publication has been carefully prepared and checked The manufacturers however decline all liability for eventual errors All rights are reserved This...

Page 5: ...the numeric keypad 4 Keyboard percussion 4 Dual voice play two layered voices 5 Split keyboard 5 Play in Split mode with a Dual effect on the Upper keyboard 5 To cancel Split mode 5 The Performances...

Page 6: ...ttings 12 The Performance buttons and Store Performance 12 How to memorize e Performance 12 Changing the accompaniment Split Point 13 The Octave Transposer 13 Cancelling the Octave Transpose setting 1...

Page 7: ...ix D size SUM 1 or R 20 batteries into the battery com partment being careful to follow the polarity markings on the cabinet 3 Replace the compartment cover making sure that it locks firmly in place t...

Page 8: ...10 plug a headphones jack into the PHONES jack The MIDI IN MIDI OUT and MIDI THRU ports The GK310 is fitted with a standard MIDI interface consisting of In Out and Thru ports for MIDI connections The...

Page 9: ...use the DEMO ALL button to start the playback If you use the START STOP button to start the Song it will play as an endless loop restarting after it reaches the end DEMO ALL starts the chained Demo S...

Page 10: ...s in reverse order Holding either button down scrolls rapidly forwards or backwards through all the voices The selected voice number is shown in the bottom right hand corner of the display Select a Vo...

Page 11: ...le shows Strings 49 on the left and Piano 1 01 on the right To change the voice of the Lower keyboard while you are still in SPLIT mode simply enter two digits on the numeric keypad or use the ON and...

Page 12: ...enable the Styles You will also see a change of Style number Further ahead in the manual you will learn how the Perform ances can be used for quick panel changes including the Styles see The Styles o...

Page 13: ...uation you can recall the Piano Voice instantly by pressing the PIANO button Pressing this button returns the keyboard to NORMAL single voice play with the PIANO voice active across the entire keyboar...

Page 14: ...nd 3 Accomp and an additional two tracks Upper and Lower for the keyboard sounds The automatic arrangements are trig gered by playing chords fingered or one finger on the lower part of the keyboard be...

Page 15: ...erred Styles to these buttons with Store Perform ance This argument is explained in detail further ahead on page 12 Playing the Styles 6 Press the START STOP button You ll hear the Drums accompaniment...

Page 16: ...rent Style 3 If you select FINGERED play a chord of at least 3 notes on theAuto Bass Chord section of the keyboard to trigger the auto accompaniments If you select ONE FINGER play one note on theAuto...

Page 17: ...tomatically with an Ending phrase Balancing the Style accompaniment tracks with the Mixer When playing with Styles you can adjust the volume of one section with respect to the others using the MIXER V...

Page 18: ...ngs to the 6 PERFORMANCES The Performance buttons and Store Performance You have seen that the Single Touch Play settings recall factory set configurations for the current Style when the S T PLAY butt...

Page 19: ...lay For example if you press note C4 the display will show the MIDI NOTE NUMBER 60 After a short period of time the display returns automatically to the previous situation The Octave Transposer Whethe...

Page 20: ...INTRO button to preset the Intro 3 Start to record the notes you play The Key Start function triggers the Style accompaniment patterns by playing a chord or note on the lower part of the keyboard 4 Wh...

Page 21: ...d off When you turn the instrument on again all the settings of the general functions are restored to the factory status The Percussion function play the Drumpads The PERCUSSION function allows you to...

Page 22: ...u select the PAN function the display shows the value corresponding to the Pan at the centre 0 Use the ON button to pan the overall sound to the right or the OFF button to pan the sound to the left Th...

Page 23: ...ay on the keys the louder the sound becomes as occurs in an acoustic piano If you prefer to play on the keyboard without TOUCH RESPONSE you can disable the function by pressing the TOUCH button The di...

Page 24: ...Melody Off Demo All Overall Control Pitch Bend Mixer Octave Split MIDI Pan Tune Transpose Beat Percus Sequencer Record Play Other controls Single Touch Play settings Store Performance Performance Pad...

Page 25: ...the sections 7 11 N Numeric keypad 4 9 O Octave buttons 13 Octave Transposer 13 ON OFF buttons 4 9 One Finger 8 10 P Pan function 16 Percussion button 4 Performance Pads 15 Performance Pads section 1...

Page 26: ...20 GK310 Index U Upper keyboard 5 V Variation 10 Voice mode 4 Voice Style Song button 8 12 Voices selection 4...

Page 27: ...GK310 A 1 Appendix...

Page 28: ...A 2 GK310...

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Page 30: ...A 4 GK310 Appendix B Fingered chords chart Table 1 MAJOR C MINOR Cm DOMINANT 7th C7 MINOR 7th Cm7 MAJOR 7th Cmaj7 DIMINISHED Cdim AUGMENTED Caug 6th C6 MINOR 6th Cm6 C C D Eb E F...

Page 31: ...GK310 A 5 MAJOR C MINOR Cm DOMINANT 7th C7 MINOR 7th Cm7 MAJOR 7th Cmaj7 DIMINISHED Cdim AUGMENTED Caug 6th C6 MINOR 6th Cm6 F G Ab A Bb B Appendix B Fingered chords chart Table 2...

Page 32: ...THE STRAW 19 OLD BLACK JOE 20 COUNTRY 21 GOOD TIME 22 SUSANA 23 BRIDGE 24 ON LONDON BRIDGE 25 ARE YOU LONESOME TONIGHT 26 ONLY YOU 27 END OF THE WORLD 28 HOUSE OF RISING SUN 29 OLD FOLKS AT HOME 30 D...

Page 33: ...interference will not occur in a particular installation If this instrument does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the instrument off and o...

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