Master Tune; Transpose; Touch; Fixed Touch Velocity - Dynatone DPS-90H Owner's Manual

Master Tune (F01)
Tune allows fine tuning of the piano by units of cent, which is useful when the piano is to be played
alongside other acoustic instruments that are tune-sensitive.
☞ Cent: A unit of pitch; 1 cents equals to a hundredth of a semitone.
☞ Use the DATA Up/Down buttons to adjust the tuning of the instrument by units of cents.
☞ Press both Up/Down buttons simultaneously to restore its default value (0).
☞ Range: ± 99 cents (default 0)
☞ Hertz(Hz): A unit of vibration; it represents the number of repetition occurring in a second during an iterative movement
by an object or a wave.
☞ Refer to Page 25 on using the FUNCTION button.
Transpose (F02)
The piano may be transposed by units of semitone, in order to either match the range of a singer's
voice without necessitating change of fingering or facilitate playing music written in difficult keys.
☞ Range: ± 12 semitones (default 0)
☞ Press both Up/Down buttons simultaneously to restore its default value (0).
☞ Refer to Page 25 on using the FUNCTION button.
Touch (F03)
Touch determines how responsive the sound volume is to the playing strength or velocity of the player.
The piano offers 10 different Touch settings to satisfy different types of music or player preferences.
Display
Name
Soft 1
1
2
Soft 2
3
Soft 3
Normal 1
4
5
Normal 2
6
Normal 3
Hard 1
7
8
Hard 2
9
Hard 3
OFF
Off (Fixed)
☞ Range: Off, 1 - 9 (Default 5)
☞ Press both Up/Down buttons simultaneously to restore its default value (5).
☞ Refer to Page 25 on using the FUNCTION button.
Fixed Touch Velocity (F04)
When Touch(F03) is set to off(fixed), all notes played will have the same velocity. Fixed Touch Velocity
allows you to set the constant volume level that you wish to use while Touch is set to Off.
☞ Range: 10 - 127 (Default: 80)
☞ Press both Up/Down buttons simultaneously to restore its default value (80).
☞ Refer to Page 25 on using the FUNCTION button.
These settings allow the player to produce large sound without necessarily using
large forces, and are designed to suit players who do not have much finger strength.
These settings represent the responsiveness of ordinary acoustic pianos. Default value: 5
(=Normal 2).
These settings require the player to play quite hard to produce loud sounds, and suits players
that possess strong fingers or desire more delicate control of soft melodies.
Under this unique setting, all notes are pronounced equally regardless of the player's
finger velocity.
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