General Piano Settings; Piano Information - Gewa DP 345 User Manual

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7.8

7.8.1

Transposition

Here you can raise or lower the pitch of your digital piano in 12

semitone steps.

Tuning

Here you can change the overall tuning of your digital piano, for

example to match it to another instrument. The default tuning pitch

is 440 Hz.

Temperature

Here you can adjust the tuning temperature of your digital piano, e.g.

to play music from older eras with the greatest possible authenticity.

This is especially useful for the harpsichord sound of your GEWA

digital piano.

Equal: Equal temperament (standard tuning on modern pianos)

Pythagorean: Tuning system based on pure fifths, suitable for ancient

and medieval music.

Pure Major: Pure tuning for modal music, such as classical Indian

music.

Pure Minor: Pure tuning for modal music in minor key.

Meantone: Meantone tuning based on pure thirds, suitable for

Renaissance and Baroque music.

Werck. III: Well-tempered tuning system inspired by J.S. Bach's cycle

"The well-tempered Piano".

Kirnb. III: Another well-tempered tuning system, often used on

baroque organs.

Root Note

In the Root Note menu item, the root note of the set tuning

temperament is defined. For example, if you select a pure major

tuning, and the piece is in E major, you should move the root note to

GENERAL PIANO SETTINGS

The 4 dots in the upper right corner of your start screen open a menu

with further, general settings of your GEWA digital piano.

This allows you to view information about your GEWA digital piano

such as the serial number, firmware version and soundbank version.

This is especially useful in service cases.

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