Configuring the keyboard/sound source
Configures keyboard and sound source settings such as the touch response and scale type.
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1.Tap the “Keyboard / Sound Source” button.
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2.Specify the respective settings.
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Touch Response
You can use this function to vary the volume and sound quality according to how hard (quickly) keys are pressed, in the same way as a acoustic piano.
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Duet
This function allows you to set the same range of notes for the right and left sides of the keyboard. Switch the function ON or OFF. Select “Pan” to switch on the Duet function. This sets the left side of the keyboard to play out of the left speaker and the right side of the keyboard to play out of the right speaker.
- When the option 3-pedal unit (SP-34) is used, the center pedal can be used for both left and right keyboards. Only the pedal for the right side of the keyboard supports half-pedal operations.
- If using the SP-3 pedal, connect it to the DAMPER PEDAL terminal or the EXPRESSION/ASSIGNABLE terminal to make it a shared damper pedal. This pedal acts as a damper pedal regardless of the type of pedal effect chosen. Not compatible with half-pedal use.
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Duet: Octave Shift
This function configures octave shift for the left and right keyboards respectively.
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Scale Type
Sets the keyboard pitch. This function is useful for playing musical genres such as ethnic music. There are 17 pitch settings to choose from:
0: Equal
1: Pure Major
2: Pure Minor
3: Pythagorean
4: Kirnberger 3
5: Werckmeister
6: Mean-Tone
7: Rast
8: Bayati
9: Hijaz
10: Saba
11: Dashti
12: Chahargah
13: Segah
14: Gurjari Todi
15: Chandrakauns
16: Charukeshi - ⑤
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Scale Base Note
Sets the root (base note) of the scale. Tap “+” to go to the next root, or tap “-” to go back to the previous root.
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Hammer Response
When set, it matches the sound timing of a grand piano, which varies slightly depending along the length of the keyboard.
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Key Off Response
When set, the next note is articulated even when the key is pressed again before it has been fully released.
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Transpose
This allows you to shift the key for the entire keyboard up or down in semitone increments.
Tap “+” to raise the pitch or “-” to lower it.
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Tuning
This allows you to shift the overall pitch up or down in increments of 0.1 Hz from the standard pitch where A4 = 440 Hz.
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Stretch Tuning
Sets a tuning method specific to acoustic pianos. Enabling this function tunes low-range tones lower than the normal equal tones and shifts high-range tones higher.
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Keyboard Volume
Sets the keyboard volume.
Tap “+” to increase the volume or “-” to lower it.