Mechanics; Touch; Tuning - Gewa DP 345 User Manual

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MECHANICS

In the mechanics section you will find settings that affect the

mechanics:

Hammer tip

The condition of the hammer tip on an acoustic piano is decisive for

the overtone content of the sound. A hard hammer tip provides a

more brilliant sound; a soft hammer tip makes the strings sound

darker and softer.

Half pedal value

Here you determine the point at which the half-pedal function should

be triggered.

Una Corda Level

Here you can determine how much the left pedal (Una Corda Pedal)

of your digital piano should affect your playing.

The touch area allows you to select different touch curves to define

the keyboard behavior.

Touch Curve: Here you select one of the following sensitivity levels:

Medium: Default setting. Corresponds to medium sensitivity and is

recommended for most players.

Soft1: Very light setting. Especially recommended for inexperienced

players or children.

Soft2: Even more sensitive than Soft 1.

Hard1: Setting for players with a more powerful touch.

Hard2: Even less sensitive than Hard 1.

Constant: Without velocity – the same volume is reproduced with

every touch.

Constant

Use the slider to define volume if you have selected constant touch

curve.

Im Bereich Stimmung können Sie alle Stimmungsparameter Ihres

Digitalpianos editieren. Es stehen folgende Parameter zur Verfügung:

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