Yamaha DSR-1000/2000 Owner's Manual

About this manual

Congratulations on purchasing the Yamaha Portafone DSR-1000/2000. This ultra-modern keyboard utilizes the latest digital technology to provide maximum musical satisfaction. To ensure you get the most out of your instrument, it is recommended that you follow the steps in this manual while actually playing the device.

The document covers a wide range of topics including nomenclature, major features, voice editing, using the built-in drummer (PCM Rhythm Section), creating accompaniments with the Rhythm Composer, and multitrack recording via the Sequencer Recorder. It also details registration memory for the DSR-2000 model, external jack connections, MIDI information, and maintenance tips.

What's inside

• Nomenclature
• Major Features of the DSR-1000/2000
• Starting to Play (Upper Voice)
• Obtaining More Voice Variety (Lower Voice)
• Voice Editing
• Using the Transposer and Pitch Controls
• Using the Built-in Drummer
• Creating Your Own Accompaniments
• Registration Memory (DSR-2000)
• Multitrack Recording System

Specifications

Frequently asked questions

What batteries are required for the keyboard?

The instrument requires six 1.5V SUM4, "D" size, R-20 or equivalent alkaline batteries.

Which power adaptor should be used with the DSR-2000?

The PA-5 power adaptor is specifically designed for use with the DSR-2000.

Can old and new batteries be mixed?

No, you should never mix old batteries with new ones; always replace all six old batteries at once.