Kurzweil V150 Owner's Manual page 37

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Control Preferences
Setting Keytouch
Choosing
CONTROL|PREFS
PEDAL|SETUP|||||SLIDER|SETUP|||||KEYTOUCH
We've already discussed pedal and slider setup on pages 3-13 and 3-14. The third option is
KEYTOUCH
the current velocity sensitivity of the instrument. There are seven levels ranging from Lightest
to Hardest. The names refer to the degree of force needed to produce a sound of a certain
volume and brightness when striking the keyboard. Lighter settings mean that a relatively light
touch is needed to make the instrument sound louder, while harder settings mean that a more
aggressive striking of the keys is necessary to achieve louder volumes.
Use the Up/Down buttons to adjust the sensitivity setting. You can try out the setting by playing
the keyboard while adjusting, until the touch you like best is reached. When the Keytouch menu
is on display, the right and middle pedals can be used to adjust the keytouch as well; this allows
you to play with both hands while adjusting the touch.
The keytouch setting is always remembered when the power is turned off, and is not saved as a
part of a Panel Memory. The default keytouch setting is Normal.
MIDI Preferences
The V150/V110 is compatible with the MIDI standard for digital musical instruments, and can
be customized to match your MIDI setup. Choosing
displays a series of menu pages which allow you to program various MIDI parameters. See
page 4-5 for a description of the MIDI preferences.
Tuning
The V150/V110 is a digitally controlled instrument and will never go out of tune. However, you
may need to play with other instruments that are not in tune with the usual standard (A-440)
and thus wish to tune the V150/V110 up or down from that point. Press the display button
labeled
Tuning
cent, which represents 1/100 of a half step. You can tune the V150/V110 up or down as much as
50 cents. The default tuning is 0 cents.
Press Up and Down together to return to standard tuning. The Tuning setting will be
remembered when the power is turned off if Remember Preferences is selected in the
Preferences menu.
You can also reach the tuning parameter by pressing and holding the display button labeled
Transpose. This allows you to adjust both transposition and tuning of the instrument in a
convenient fashion.
on the first menu page offers another menu of choices:
. Pressing the display button associated with this function displays a menu showing
, then use the Up/Down buttons to adjust the tuning. The unit of tuning is the
Using Your V150/V110
on the first menu page
MIDI|PREFS
Preferences
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