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P-255 Owner’s Manual

Playing Songs

Your digital piano can play built-in Preset Songs, User Songs that you have recorded, and commercially available

songs. These songs can be in one of two different formats—MIDI or audio.

Song Category list

*: Shown only when a USB flash drive has been plugged into the instrument.

**: Shown

only when the USB flash drive contains data of the corresponding format.

User Songs and Import Songs

The term User Song is used to refer to songs recorded using

the instrument itself; those created in any other way are

referred to as Import Songs. Songs contained within a folder

named USER FILES on a USB flash drive are designated as

User Songs and handled in the same way. Songs located

outside this folder are handled as Import Songs. If the USB

flash drive plugged into the instrument contains no USER

FILES folder, one will be created automatically when you

record a song to that drive. The recorded User Song will

then be saved in that folder.

Supported song data formats

Standard MIDI File formats 0 and 1

Standard MIDI File (SMF) formats are the most commonly

used MIDI formats for storing sequence data. SMF format 0

is used for MIDI songs recorded using this instrument.

Waveform Audio File format

Identified by a .wav file extension, Waveform Audio File For-

mat (WAV) is one of the most common formats used by

computers to record audio data. Your digital piano supports

the playback and recording of 44.1-kHz, 16-bit, stereo .wav

files.

Select the correct song category using

the [SELECT] button.

You can cycle through the available categories

(Aud, Sng, USr, and PrE) with each press of

the button; however, Aud and Sng are shown

only when a USB flash drive has been plugged

into the instrument. If you wish to play an Import

Song (001 to 999), be sure to choose the corre-

sponding category.

Use the [-/NO] and [+/YES] buttons to

select a song number, “rnd” (random),

or “ALL”.

If necessary, press the [-/NO] and [+/YES] buttons

together to show Import Songs (001 to 999).

MIDI and audio songs

MIDI songs contain data created by recording the actions of playing and releasing keys—in other words, they do not con-

tain actual audio. This data is similar to sheet music in that it indicates the keys that should be played, as well as when and

how hard they should be played, in order to reproduce a specific piece of music. Using this data, your digital piano’s tone

generator can recreate the sound of the recorded performance. MIDI songs are smaller than audio songs because they

contain less data; in addition, they also allow you to change the Voice used for playback and a number of other parameters.

In contrast, audio songs contain actual recordings of the sound of a performance, and they store audio data in much the

same way as a cassette tape or digital voice recorder. Audio songs can be played back on portable music players and

many other types of device, making it easy for you to let others hear what you have played.

Supported song types

Category

Song

numbers

Description

Aud

Audio songs

stored on a

USB flash

drive

A.00 to A.99

Audio-format User Songs

recorded using the instru-

ment itself (page 25).

001 to 999**

Audio-format Import Songs

either purchased or created

on a computer.

Sng

MIDI songs

stored on a

USB flash

drive

S.00 to S.99

MIDI-format User Songs

recorded using the instru-

ment itself (page 25).

001 to 999**

MIDI-format Import Songs

either purchased or created

on a computer.

USr

MIDI songs

stored on

the instru-

ment

U.00 to U.09

MIDI-format User Songs

recorded within the instru-

ment itself (page 25).

001 to 700**

MIDI-format Import Songs

either purchased or created

on a computer and then

transferred to the instru-

ment.

PrE

Preset

Songs

(MIDI)

P.01 to P.50

Yo ur digital piano contains

50 built-in Piano Songs. See

the table of page 52 for

details.

Playing a song

If you wish to play a song saved on a USB flash drive,

read the section “Working with USB flash drives” (page

30), plug your flash drive into the [USB TO DEVICE] ter-

minal, and then follow the procedure described below.

• If the USB flash drive plugged into the instrument contains a large number

of folders, a certain amount of time may be required to shown display con-

tent for song selection.

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