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▋ Selecting and adjusting the desired setting
1. On the Virtual Technician screen, press the [UP]/[DOWN] but-
ton to select "Advanced Mode".
2. Press the [2] button.
3. Press the [UP]/[DOWN] button to select the settings menu.
4. Press the [LEFT]/[RIGHT] button to set the value or type.
• Pressing the [LEFT]/[RIGHT] buttons simultaneously will re-
store the default setting.
▋ Showing the Advanced Mode Help screen
In Advanced Mode, press the [1] button to display descriptions of each setting.
▋ Saving Advanced Mode
In Advanced Mode, press the [2] button to save types and values of Advanced Mode settings to the sound.
The saved settings will be reapplied to the sound even after restarting the instrument.
1 Touch Curve
The Touch Curve function allows players to change the relationship between the volume and the strength
of keystrokes.
The display shows "Touch".
▋ Touch Curve types
Touch Curve
Description
Heavy 4
Produces a more softer sound consistently.
Heavy 3
Produces a softer sound consistently.
Heavy 2
Suitable for dynamic performances with accents.
Heavy 1
This curve makes it easier to produce soft sounds of a light hit and bright sounds of a strong hit.
Normal
Reproduces the standard touch sensitivity of an acoustic piano.
Light 1
Produces a lounger volume even with a soft touch.
Light 2
Produces a more lounger volume even with a soft touch.
Light 3
Produces stable sounds even if playing with a weak touch.
Light 4
This touch curve is suitable for small children and organ players.
Off
Produces the sound at a constant volume regardless of the strength of keystrokes.
User
A touch curve will be automatically created according to the force of the user's fingers playing the keyboard.
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