In this guide, we will go over how to reset the Alesis Recital, Recital 61, Recital Pro and Recital Play to their factory default settings.
Recital: To restore your Recital to the factory default settings, hold the Chorus and Lesson buttons.
The following parameters will be reset to their default values: Reverb, Chorus, Metronome Tempo, Metronome Time Signature, Metronome Volume, Upper Volume, Lower Volume, Split Volume, Split Point, MIDI Channel, Touch Sensitivity, and Auto Power Off.
Recital 61: To restore your Recital 61 to the factory default settings, press and hold the Layer and Lesson buttons for 5 seconds. All settings will be reset to their default values.
Note: Recital 61 cannot be in Advanced Function Mode when you restore it to the factory default settings.
Recital Pro: To reset Recital Pro to factory default settings, hold the Metronome and Transpose buttons while powering on.
The following parameters will be reset to their default values: Reverb Type and Depth, Chorus Type and Depth, EQ Type, Vibrato Depth, Rotary Speed, Metronome Tempo, Metronome Time Signature, Metronome Volume, Upper Volume, Lower Volume, Split Volume, Split Point, MIDI Channel, Touch Sensitivity, and Auto Power Off.
Note: All user data will be deleted and cannot be recovered after this operation.
Recital Play: To return the keyboard to factory default settings, press and hold the Function button and then press the key labelled “C7”. When the keyboard is being reset, the display screen will flash “888” five times to show that the reset action has happened.
For more tips and tricks, please refer to the user guide of your relevant Recital keyboard.
You can find the user guide under the 'Downloads' tab on the relevant Recital product page: Alesis - Digital Pianos
