Kawai CP139 Quick Start Guide

This is a quick start guide for KAWAI CP139. It covers most of the product's features, including control panel introduction, sound selection, accompaniment style selection, recording function, USB usage, etc.


Kawai CP139 Quick Start Guide - cover page
Brand
Kawai
Category
Musical instruments
Document type
Quick Start Guide
Language
English
Pages
220
File format
PDF
File size
3.2 MB
Published
10 August, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
33D1BFD4ABABA0956CE9EFA6AAD434E0

About this manual

This Quick Start Guide is designed to help new users of the Kawai CP139 digital piano get started quickly with the instrument's most useful features. It provides step-by-step instructions on navigating the panel buttons, touch screen display, and various controls to avoid feeling overwhelmed by the instrument's many functions.

The guide covers essential topics such as selecting and adjusting instrument sounds (including Right 1, Right 2, and Left/Split parts), choosing accompaniment styles, recording and saving songs to internal memory or USB memory, and playing or recording MP3 audio files.

What's inside

  • Overview of Controls
  • Panel Buttons
  • Tempo/Value Dial
  • Volume Sliders
  • Touch Screen Display
  • Selecting Instrument Sounds
  • Right 1 and Right 2 Parts
  • Left/Split Part
  • Selecting a Style
  • Recording a Song

Specifications

Number of built-in instrument soundsover 900
Keyboard sizestandard 88-key

Frequently asked questions

What does the Master Volume slider control?

It controls the overall volume of the instrument, including accompaniment styles, songs, the keyboard, and external inputs.

What is the maximum number of instrument sounds built into the CP139?

The instrument contains over 900 different built-in sounds.

How long does the display wait before automatically returning to the MAIN screen?

The display returns to the MAIN screen after a period of 20 seconds if no buttons are pressed and the screen is not touched.

What is the function of the Master Volume slider?

The Master Volume slider controls the overall volume of the instrument, including accompaniment styles, songs, the keyboard, and external inputs.

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