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Owner's Manual
Key Touch/Key Transpose
1. On the Utility Menu screen, press <-<<4PAGE> or
<PAGE> b> to select the —
2 page.
Metronome Volume and Beat
1. On the Utility Menu screen, press <<<4PAGE> or
<PAGEP > to select the following display page:
Mi Key Touch (velocity sensitivity)
Except for the fact that there are five options here,
this function does the same as "Key Touch (velocity
sensitivity)" on page 41.
2. Use the buttons on the left of the display to set the Key
Touch.
For "Light", "Medium", and "Heavy", see page
410.
Super Light : Playing fortissimo doesn't require
much strength.
Super Heavy: This setting is probably only useful
for practising purposes.
@ Transpose
If you are used to playing a song in a particular key,
the Transpose function will allow you to keep play-
ing in that key while sounding in another one.
Doing so will allow you to accommodate the singer
or musician you play with or to play to a Standard
MIDI File backing that (for some inexplicable rea-
son) was recorded in another key than the one you
normally choose.
This function has the same effect as using the
TRANSPOSE buttons, only here you see the value
you set.
3. Use the buttons to the right of the display to select the
amount of transposition.
Your setting (-12~0~12) appears on the display. The
key changes in semitone steps.
Ex: When you select "2".
Transpose +2
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This is what you play,...
...this is what you hear.
* Key Transpose affects the entire keyboard and thus also
the chords sent to the Arranger.
® You can also set the desired transposition interval with
the TRANSPOSE [+] and [-] buttons. Press these but-
tons simultaneously to return to normal pitch (no trans-
position).
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2. Use the buttons to the left and right of the display to set the
desired values.
For Volume, a higher value produces a louder
sound.
¢ Whenever you press a
MUSIC STYLE button, the
Beat value (time signature) is automatically set to match
the time signature of the Music Style.
© Beat cannot be changed during Style playback or when
using the Composer.
Selecting a different Reverb and/or
Chorus effect
As stated earlier, the KR-75 provides several types
of Reverb and Chorus effects. Choose the one that
matches the mood of the song you wish to play.
1. On the Utility Menu screen, press <<<4PAGE> or
<PAGEP P > to select the following display page:
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Hall
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2. Use the buttons to the left of the display to choose the
Reverb type, and the buttons to the right to choose the Cho-
rus type.
@ Reverb Types
Room 1: Reverberation of a conference room
Room 2: Reverberation of a small live-stage house
Room 3: Reverberation with a feeling of spacious-
ness
Hall 1: Reverberation of a large concert hall
Hall 2: Reverberation of a small concert hall
Plate: Bright, metallic reverberations
Delay: A sound that is repeated like an echo
Panning Delay: A delay sound that moves back and
forth between the left and right speakers
@ Chorus Types
Chorus 1: A light chorus with slow undulations
Chorus 2: A light chorus with rapid undulations
Chorus 3: A strong chorus with slow undulations
Chorus 4: A deep chorus with rapid undulations
Feedback Cho.: A soft sound with an effect like a
flanger
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