Playing The Piano's Voices; Switching On The Instrument; Selecting The Voices - Galileo Concerto User Manual

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5. PLAYING THE PIANO'S VOICES

After connecting the [AC INPUT] connector to a power socket, switch the piano on using

the [POWER] switch on the right-hand side of the front panel.

When the instrument is switched on, the setup present before its last switch-off will be

recalled.

When the instrument is switched on for the first time or a Factory Reset has been performed,

the Grand Piano voice will be activated.

As well as this, the display will show:

showing the current metronome tempo, in this case 120 bpm (Beats Per Minute). To start

the metronome, press the [METRONOME] button.

Further information about the metronome is provided in chap. 12.

The instrument is now ready to be played. The keyboard features a dynamic response

allowing you to control the volume and timbre of the voice you are playing.

You can also adjust this dynamic response using the [KEY TOUCH] buttons (for more

information, see chap. 8).

NOTE

As well as being regulated by the dynamic curve selected using the [KEY

TOUCH] buttons, the keyboard's dynamic response also depends on the

type of voice selected.

In addition, the Harpsichord, Jazz Organ 1 and 2 and Church Organ voices

have fixed touch, reflecting the characteristics of the original instrument.

The [VOLUME] and [BRILLIANCE] sliders on the left of the panel

allow you to control the piano's general volume and the brilliance

of its sound.

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