Fine Adjustment Of The Piano Tones (Piano Customize) - Roland HP 337 Owner's Manual

Playing the Keyboard
Fine Adjustment of the Piano Tones (Piano Customize)
You can make fine adjustments to the piano tones to get the exact tone you want in your
performance.
* You can adjust the change by changing the amount by which the piano's top is opened.
* You can adjust the range (Dynamic range) by which the tone changes according to the touch.
When the power is turned on, this is set to "5-2" ("Amount by which the top is opened"
- "Range of change in tone").
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I. Press the [Piano Customize] button, getting it to light up.
The [Piano] button's indicator lights up, and "Grand Piano 1" is selected as the Tone.
The display shows following.
C ee The degree by which = __ The range within which
peel the piano's top is opend the tone changes
2. Press the Beat [-] [+] buttons to adjust the degree by which the piano's
top is opened.
The higher the number, the more the sound resembles that when the top is opened
further (making the tone brighter); the lower the value, the more the sound resembles
that when the top is closed (producing a more subdued tone).
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3. Use the Tempo [-] and [+] buttons to adjust the range within which the
tone changes.
Display Description
1 This setting is geared towards the beginner. The differences in tone are
kept narrower than the standard range, so the tone appears more uniform
no matter how light the touch, making for cleaner, clearer keyboard play.
2 This is the standard setting, featuring a balance between ease of play
and power of expression.
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4. Press the [Piano Customize] button again, getting its indicator light to go out.
Now, when you play the keyboard, the tone you hear will incorporate the adjustments
you made.
Also, the next time you select the Tone "Grand Piano 1," the tone you adjusted here is
sounded.
Se IT a Ta a TE ET Ce TE OR NE EES Ee POE
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