You can specify various sound effects to be added to piano notes.

1.Tap

2.Using audio effects for each item

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Hall Simulator (AP-470/PX-870), Reverb (AP-265/AP-270/PX-765/PX-770)

(AP-470/PX-870)
This feature allows you to simulate the reverberations found in various world-famous concert halls. There are 5 settings:
“Off”: Off
“DUTCH CHURCH”: An Amsterdam church with acoustics ideally suited to music
“STANDARD HALL”: A standard concert hall
“BERLIN HALL”: An arena-type classic concert hall in Berlin
“FRENCH CATHEDRAL”: A large Gothic cathedral in Paris

(AP-265/AP-270/PX-765/PX-770)
You can use this feature to simulate reverberation effects based on the hall size. There are 5 settings:
“Off” (Off), “Room”, “Small hall”, “Large hall”, “Stadium”

②

Chorus

Using effects to create a wider, fuller sound. Choose from the following five options.
“Off” (not set), “Chorus 1”, “Chorus 2”, “Chorus 3”, “Flanger” (spacious effect)

③

Brilliance

Set the brightness of the sound. Select a value between -3 and 3.
“+” will sound brighter and harder with each press. “-” will sound mellower and softer with each press.

④

Lower Pedal

If this is set to ON when a bass sound source is selected, pressing the damper pedal (the leftmost of the three pedals) or the sostenuto pedal (center) will apply sustained reverberation to the bass tones.

Setting the tone