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Yamaha PC-1000 (sound demonstration) HiQ sound and playing

PORTATONE PC-1000 Portable Keyboard / 1983 4 octaves arranger keyboard - 49 keys with a split point for support 12 sounds in SOLO 12 sounds mode ORCHESTRA Possibility of SOLO ORCHESTRA + 12 = x 12 = 144 possible sounds Polyphony: 1 note SOLO mode, mode 9 ratings ORCHESTRA; notes with nine doubles on a single note mode + ORCHESTRA SOLO 16 different rhythms accompanying 16 different styles of accompaniment styles with 2 variations for different accompaniments = 32 Master volume control Transposition -5 / 6 Button "FILL IN" located under the speaker Section ARPEGIO: Knob-independent volume arpègiator Button VARIATION: 2 different types of arpeggio Section SOLO: Button "SOLO ON" Knob-independent volume Select Buttons sounds 3 Effects: Sustain to 5 levels of settings (normal not sustain, and even long-short) Vibrato Depth (min to max) Celeste 5 levels of settings (min to max) Section ORCHESTRA: Button 'ORCHESTRA ON " Knob-independent volume Select Buttons sounds Sustain effect at 5 levels of settings (normal not sustain, and even long-short) Rhythm section Button START and SYNC START Knob-independent volume Tempo knob HAND CLAP 2 buttons for 3 different Claps (Clap1, or Clap2 Clap1 Clap2 +) Push buttons rhythms Button "FILL IN CHANGE" with five different types of Fill In AUTO BASS CHORD Section Knob-independent accompaniment volume 3 modes of accompaniments: normal, single finger chord, fingered chord MEMORY button CHANGE button to select the accompaniment mode (normal mode or with variations), 2 modes of accompaniment by style PLAYCARD SYSTEM: readout system card containing sequences playable by the keyboard Display the names of agreement on a digital display Connections: Front: headphone jack Rear: Power jack AUX stereo audio output left and right AUX audio input mono Expression pedal input Sustain pedal jack Knob Picth Bend Dimensions: 86.1 x 25.7 x 8, Weight: 5.7 Kg Powered by AC adapter classic 9/12V UTILIZATION No editing sounds. Very easy to use and intuitive. This model also incorporates the Playcard system for teaching beginners keyboard notes and the basics of notation, melody, rhythm and chords. Two more sockets on the back panel allow volume and sustain to be controlled by footpedal accessories (EP-1 and FC-5 respectively). Jazz Organ - a nice 'hammondy' plunk at the beginning of the sound but a bit thin afterwards. Good if played on fast chords. Pipe Organ - Quite authentic. A little sustain gives a nice church acoustic. Brass - The right tone, but too much of an organ envelope. String - A fuller sound but a bit too organ-like still. Jazz Flute - Quite good with a nice delayed tremelo effect. Clarinet - Has that characteristic hollow sound. Reed - Very nice again with delayed vibrato. Music Box - Perhaps a bit too full a sound for a music box but a very useful sound nonetheless. Piano - The best of the polyphonic sounds. Has a nice edge to it. Harpsichord - A good envelope (fast attack, fast decay) but a bit thin and fizzy. Jazz Guitar - Whilst it sounds nothing like a guitar, its a very useable sound with punch and depth. Vibes - another very reasonable imitation which sounds very full and has a pleasing tremelo as well. All these sounds are 9-note polyphonic over the entire keyboard in the normal mode, but only three note polyphonic if the Auto Bass Chord and Arpeggio are in use (presumably because these devices require the other six). Sustain is available on all of these via a slider and there is a volume control to adjust their level. Alternatively they can be taken in and out instantly by a switch marked Orchestra On.