Yamaha P-515 MIDI Reference Guide
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To connect your Yamaha P-515 to a computer, use a USB cable. Connect the USB to HOST port on the piano to a USB port on your computer. Install the Yamaha Steinberg USB Driver if necessary.
Use a soft, dry cloth to clean the keys. For more thorough cleaning, slightly dampen the cloth with a mild soap solution and gently wipe the keys. Avoid using chemical cleaners.
Press the "Function" button, then use the dial to navigate to "Touch Sensitivity." Select from options like "Soft," "Medium," "Hard," or "Fixed" to adjust to your preference.
Ensure the volume is turned up and headphones are not plugged in. Check connections to external speakers if in use. If the issue persists, perform a factory reset.
Connect the piano to your computer via USB. Open your DAW software and select the P-515 as your MIDI input device. Configure MIDI settings as needed in your DAW.
To perform a factory reset, turn off the piano. Then, hold down the "Highest Key" while turning it back on. This will reset all settings to default.
Yes, you can use headphones. Plug them into the headphone jack located on the front left side of the keyboard. This will mute the speakers for private practice.
Regularly clean the keys and surfaces with a soft cloth. Avoid exposure to extreme temperatures and humidity. Have it serviced by a professional technician if needed.
Press the "Dual" button to layer two voices. Use the Voice buttons to select the desired sounds. Adjust the balance using the "Function" menu if necessary.
Yes, you can transpose the keyboard. Press the "Function" button and navigate to "Transpose." Use the dial to adjust the key up or down as needed.