The keyboard buttons consist of 25 keys, which are used to transmit note messages. The velocity for these keys is output at a fixed value.
This specifies the velocity that’s transmitted when you press a keyboard button.
1Press the (Velocity) button while holding down the (EDIT/TAP) button.
2Press one of the keyboard 1–13 buttons to select a velocity value.
Tip: The default setting value for velocity when the power is turned on can be set to 1-127 in the Global Parameters. → Velocity Const Value [1...127]
The range of the keyboard, touch keyboard, chord and Easy Scale functions can be shifted by octaves.
Each press of the (Octave up) or (Octave down) button shifts the range one octave higher or lower.
As shown in the illustration below, the LEDs of the (Octave up) and (Octave down) buttons light up to indicate the state of the octave range shift.
Tip: Press the (Octave up) and (Octave down) buttons at the same time to reset the octave shift to ±0.
The pitch of the keyboard can be transposed in semitone steps. By transposing the keyboard, you can play using fingering with less black keys, or you can match the pitch of the other instruments to play along while using the fingering you previously memorized. This also transposes the touch keyboard, chord and Easy Scale.
Press the (Octave up) or (Octave down) button while holding down the (EDIT/TAP) button to transpose the pitch of the keyboard in semitone steps. The range is -12 to +12.
Tip: Press the (Octave up) and (Octave down) buttons at the same time while holding down the (EDIT/TAP) button to reset the transposition to ±0.
You can make the notes that you play keep sounding (sustaining), even after you remove your finger(s) from the keyboard buttons.
A sustain message is transmitted for the notes you play while you press the (Sustain) button.
The Chord feature lets you automatically assign chords to the keyboard buttons, based on the specified scale and key.
Use the (Chord) button to turn this feature on and off. → Setting the scale key
In CC/PC mode, the 25 keyboard buttons work independently to transmit control or program change messages.
Use the (CC/PC) button to turn this feature on and off. → CC/PC-1...25
This function lets you play melodies that match the scale of the white keyboard buttons you play.
Use the (Easy Scale) button to turn this feature on and off. → Setting the scale key
The Scale Guide function uses the keyboard button LEDs to indicate the notes of the specified scale.
Use the (Scale Guide) button to turn this feature on and off. → Setting the scale key
1Press the (Split) button to enter Split mode.
The (Split) button and Chord button light up, and the left-hand part of the keyboard can be used for Chord mode, while the right-hand part can be used as a regular keyboard.
You can play a note on the keyboard while holding down the (Split) button to set the key at which the left and right sides of the keyboard are to be divided (the split point).
2While in Split mode, you can press the (Chord) button, (CC/PC) button and the (Easy Scale) button to split the keyboard into left and right halves and assign a different mode to each.
When two modes are selected, deselect one mode and then select a new mode.
|
Mode name |
Left side of keyboard |
Right side of keyboard |
Split |
Chord |
CC/PC |
Easy Scale |
0 |
Normal |
Normal |
Normal |
- |
- |
- |
- |
1 |
Split chord |
Chord |
Normal |
o |
o |
- |
- |
2 |
Split Easy Scale |
Easy Scale |
Normal |
o |
- |
- |
- |
3 |
Split CC |
CC/PC |
Normal |
o |
- |
o |
- |
4 |
Split Chord/Easy Scale |
Chord |
Easy Scale |
o |
o |
- |
o |
5 |
Split CC/Easy Scale |
CC/PC |
Easy Scale |
o |
- |
o |
o |
6 |
Split Chord/CC |
Chord |
CC/PC |
o |
o |
o |
- |
|
|
|
|
LED state -: unlit (off), o: lit (on) |
Press the (Split) button again to cancel Split mode.