KORG LP-380 73 Owner's Manual

KORG LP-380 73 manual cover
Pages 71
Year 2013
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KORG LP-380 73 Specification

The KORG LP-380 73 is a sleek, digital piano designed for both aesthetic appeal and high-quality performance. It features 73 keys with a Natural Weighted Hammer Action (NH) keyboard, offering a responsive touch that mimics the feel of an acoustic piano. The LP-380 73 provides a rich sound experience with its 120-note polyphony and stereo PCM sound engine, which delivers authentic piano tones and a total of 30 expressive sounds, including electric pianos, organs, and strings.

The piano is equipped with powerful built-in speakers, boasting 22W x 2 output, ensuring a dynamic sound suitable for both practice and performance. Its slim, stylish cabinet design not only complements modern interiors but also includes a soft-fall key cover to protect the keys when not in use. The LP-380 73 supports half-pedaling and comes with three pedals—damper, soft, and sostenuto—enhancing expressive playing.

Additionally, the piano offers versatile connectivity options, including MIDI in/out and USB connectivity, allowing integration with a variety of digital devices and software for recording and playback. It also features a headphone jack for private practice sessions. The LP-380 73 is lightweight, weighing approximately 37 kg, making it relatively easy to move and set up. Available in multiple finishes, the instrument is designed to meet the needs of musicians who demand style, portability, and a quality sound experience. The KORG LP-380 73 stands out as a versatile and elegant addition to any musician's repertoire, providing both functionality and an enjoyable playing experience.

KORG LP-380 73 F.A.Q.

How do I connect the KORG LP-380 73 to external speakers?

To connect the KORG LP-380 73 to external speakers, use the LINE OUT jacks on the rear panel. Connect these jacks to the input of your external speakers or amplifier using standard audio cables. Ensure the volume is set to a low level before turning on the speakers to prevent any sudden loud noise.

How can I transpose the keyboard on the KORG LP-380 73?

To transpose the keyboard, press the FUNCTION button and then use the TRANSPOSE buttons to raise or lower the pitch in semitone steps. This allows you to play in different keys without changing the fingering.

What should I do if the keys on my KORG LP-380 73 are not responding?

If the keys are not responding, first check if the power is on and the volume is up. Ensure that the keyboard is not in a demo mode or any other mode that might disable key response. If the problem persists, try resetting the keyboard to factory settings as described in the manual. If none of these solutions work, contact KORG support for assistance.

How do I record a performance on the KORG LP-380 73?

The KORG LP-380 73 does not have built-in recording capability. To record your performance, connect the LINE OUT jacks to an external recording device or a computer with audio recording software. Follow the instructions provided with your recording device or software to capture your performance.

What maintenance is required for the KORG LP-380 73?

Regular maintenance for the KORG LP-380 73 includes keeping the keyboard clean and dust-free. Use a soft, dry cloth to wipe the surface, and avoid using liquids or abrasive materials. Periodically check for loose connections and ensure that the power adapter is functioning properly. Store the keyboard in a dry environment to prevent moisture damage.

How can I change the touch sensitivity on the KORG LP-380 73?

To change the touch sensitivity, press the FUNCTION button and select the TOUCH button. You can then choose from different sensitivity levels (light, normal, heavy) to suit your playing style. This adjusts how the keyboard responds to the force of your key presses.

Why is my KORG LP-380 73 not producing any sound?

If your keyboard is not producing sound, ensure that the power is on and the volume is turned up. Check if headphones are plugged in, as this will mute the internal speakers. Verify that the correct sound settings are selected and that the keyboard is not in a mode that disables sound output.

How do I adjust the pedal settings on the KORG LP-380 73?

To adjust the pedal settings, press the FUNCTION button and navigate to the pedal settings menu. You can set the pedal mode to suit your preferences, such as sustain or soft pedal effects. Refer to the manual for detailed instructions on accessing and changing pedal settings.

Can I use the KORG LP-380 73 with MIDI software?

Yes, the KORG LP-380 73 can be used with MIDI software. Connect the keyboard to your computer using a USB-MIDI interface. Ensure that your software recognizes the keyboard, and configure the MIDI settings within the software to communicate with the LP-380 73.

What should I do if the KORG LP-380 73 is not turning on?

If the keyboard is not turning on, check the power adapter connection and ensure that it is securely plugged into a working outlet. Inspect the power cable for any damage. If the problem persists, try using a different power outlet or adapter if available. If none of these steps resolve the issue, consult KORG support.