Yamaha PS-200 PortaSound Playing Guide


Yamaha PS-200 PortaSound Playing Guide - cover page
Brand
Yamaha
Category
Musical instruments
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
11
File format
PDF
File size
423 KB
Published
02 July, 2012
Updated
02 July, 2012
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About this manual

The Yamaha PS-200 PortaSound is a portable keyboard featuring built-in programmed music, an orchestra section with seven instrument voices, and a rhythm section with eight selectable patterns. The instrument allows users to play single-finger chords with automatic bass and rhythm accompaniment.

What's inside

  • Battery Operation
  • Playing Back the Programmed Music
  • How to Use the Orchestra Section
  • How to Use the Rhythm Section
  • How to Use the Auto Bass Chord Section
  • Making Use of the Jacks
  • Optional Accessories
  • Taking Care of Your PortaSound

Specifications

Number of Programmed Music PiecesThree
Number of RhythmsEight
Number of Instrument VoicesSeven
Maximum PolyphonySeven notes
Power SourceFive 1.5V SUM-2 batteries or AC adapter

Frequently asked questions

What pieces of music are included?

The instrument includes "Sur le Pont d'Avignon", Beethoven's "9th Symphony", and Chopin's "Nocturne".

How do I stop the programmed music?

Press the PROGRAMMED MUSIC START/STOP button again to stop the music.

Can I change the voice, rhythm, or tempo of the programmed music?

No, the voice, rhythm, and tempo for the programmed music have been programmed and cannot be changed.

What happens if I hold down a key while changing chords?

The PortaSound will not change to the correct chord; you must completely lift your finger from the key.

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