Alesis RECITAL 61 Guide D'utilisation page 10

Metronome
The metronome feature provides a steady beat to aid in practicing at a consistent tempo.
To turn the metronone on or off, press the Metronome button. When the metronome is in use, the
Metronome button LED will flash along with the current tempo. The tempo of the metronome can be
freely adjusted from 30 to 280 beats per minute.
To set the metronome tempo:
1. Press the Metronome and Lesson buttons at the same time to enter the Advanced Function
mode. The two button LEDs will be lit.
2. Take one of these steps:
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Following the diagram on page 7, use the keys marked Tempo – or Tempo + to lower or
raise the tempo. If you press both keys at the same time, the metronome will be restored to
the default tempo of 120.
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Following the diagram on page 7, use the keys marked Tempo 0–9 to enter an exact tempo.
You will need to press 3 of these keys in total to enter the tempo value. For example, press
1, 2, 0 in sequence to enter a tempo value of 120, or press 0, 6, 4 in sequence to set a
tempo value of 64.
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Following the diagram on page 7, repeatedly press the key marked Tap at the desired
tempo. The piano will adjust the Metronome to the speed of the last two presses.
3. Press both the Metronome and Lesson buttons again to exit Advanced Function Mode.
To set the metronome time signature:
1. Press the Metronome and Lesson buttons at the same time to enter Advanced Function Mode.
The two button LEDs will be lit.
2. Following the diagram on page 7, use the keys marked Metronome 0–9 to set the time
signature.
3. Press both the Metronome and Lesson buttons again to exit Advanced Function Mode.
To set the metronome volume level:
1. Press the Metronome and Lesson buttons at the same time to enter Advanced Function Mode.
The two button LEDs will be lit.
2. Following the diagram on page 7, use the keys marked Metronome Vol. 1-2-3 to set the
metronome volume. 1 is the lowest volume, and 3 is the highest volume.
3. Press both the Metronome and Lesson buttons again to exit Advanced Function Mode.
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