I want to add Indian and Middle Eastern supporting intrument voices (e.g. tabla). is it possible to add such voices to the keyboard?
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As far as I know, it is not possible. I've looked in the user manual and see nothing regarding this. It is, however, possible to hook the digital piano to a computer, and send MIDI data to the computer. If you have the right software, the computer can then play in whatever voice you want.
821724
Thanks for inuiry. Yes we have also have arabic version key board and language inside.
1727335
Well am not sure if it does but the keyboard itself is English setup. The lleters on the keyboard can not be changed because it is not touchscreen. Only the screen is touchscreen. But i cheked and it does not have arabic language.
306741
The keyboard you bought, doesn't produce sound of it's own. You will need a software and the one I personally use is synthesia.
1001830
You can use karaoke apps on your iPad and connect it to the karaoke machine for sound... But the lyrics will show on your tablet, not on the tv. I loaded Instalyrics too... Not strictly karaoke but a lot of fun. Play anything you have in your iTunes or music library -when the music starts go to Instalyrics - the app will find lyrics so you can singalong. Connecting up to this karaoke machine gives you the benefit of good sound and the mic.
479200
You can select from a large variety of languages, including Arabic. Once the language is selected, the virtual keyboard will be available. (No need to go to the Play Store.) As commented by HDT, you can have the instruction set (the Operating System) in Arabic as well.
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No, not per se-- but you can use the Function menu to transpose the keyboard from -3 to +3 octaves, and you can program some of the buttons to act as octave-transpose buttons. There is a Transpose button that takes you directly to a menu function where you can transpose the entire keyboard up or down 1 semitone at a time, from -12 to +12 semitones-- so you can transpose the instrument to any musical key (e.g., so Middle C plays the D below Middle C, or so Middle C plays the B above Middle C, etc.), to a maximum of -1 to +1 octave. In addition, each of the three voices-- main (a.k.a "right 1" on other keyboards), dual (a.k.a "right 2"), and split (a.k.a. "left")-- can be separately shifted from -2 to +2 octaves, which is combined with the Transpose function. For instance, if you shift the split voice down 2 octaves but you also shift the entire keyboard up 12 semitones, the split voice will actually be shifted down 1 octave (+1 -2 = -1). So you could, for example, shift the split voice down 2 octaves, shift the main voice up 1 octave, shift the dual voice up 2 octaves, and transpose the entire keyboard down 1 octave (12 semitones), such that the split voice ends up at -3 octaves, the main voice ends up at +/-0 octaves, and the dual voice ends up at +1 octave. Furthermore, once you've set up the keyboard (voices, octaves, style, tempo, etc.) the way you want it, you can save the settings to a registration. There are 32 registrations in all, although there are only 4 registration buttons-- i.e., there are 8 registration banks, and each bank holds 4 registrations. So you could set up the keyboard with different octave shifts and save each one to different registrations, such that pressing any of the 4 registration buttons will instantly shift the keyboard up or down a number of octaves.
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I thought you could add European maps because the screen asks for country or state but only USA appears on the screen. When I tried to type in Italy, I was not able to; it would not accept the "t" and said - unknown.
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Yes, however the media keys are part of the other keys so for example to make the volumn louder you need to use key combination FN+Up Arrow
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It didn't occur to me to try but I would have thought that most of the issues would lie with Android i.e. they would be independant of the keyboard itself. Does android have a key assigning function? I haven't seen one so you migth need an app. Sorry.
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Yes. There are hundreds of settings and combinations, including organs, string orchestra, several guitar types, techno, synthesizer, etc. You may try doing a Google search for the instruction manual for this keyboard. If you can find one posted online, it should have a list of different effects in the booklet. If you need for information, just reply! I checked the settings and it does have many "organ" options, including Chapel Organ, Church Organ, Reed Organ, etc. The Chapel Organ sounds just like Pipe Organ (to me).
2261911
Yes Arabic is available in the Menus and in the software, but unfortunately there's no Arabic letters on the keyboard, so that needs to be changed and you will be good to go.
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As posted below, it covers many languages. Even if the characters of the song name are in a language that it is not supported (for example I have many Greek songs and some characters are not supported) the song will play just fine. The only problem in this case will be that the unsupported characters of the song name will not appear properly.
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Not specifically. Go to the website for details. Last I checked, some basic keyboard features may work, but others will not. No guarantees.
1057777
I haven't tried, believe it is possible with some technology knowledge, I have just update the keypad language to support Hebrew.
1033906
It projects a standard qwerty keyboard, so languages that can be written with English letters would work, but languages that have other characters would probably be problematic. I suggest writing to Cellulon and requesting a keyboard version for the desired language.
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yes sir it support :Arabic,Dutch,English,French,Italian,Japanese,Polish,Portuguese,Russian,Spanish