Funkey DP-61 III, User Manual

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Sustain
Use the [SUSTAIN] button to switch on the sustain function. Now all played notes sound
longer. End this function by pressing the [SUSTAIN] button again.
Hint:
By using a sustain pedal, you can control this function with your foot, just like the real piano.
Vibration
Use the [VIBRATION] button to switch on the vibrato function. Now the sound of all played
notes vibrates slightly up and down comparable to the playing style of a wind or string
instrument. Stop this function by pressing the [SUSTAIN] button again.
Touch
Press the [TOUCH] button to switch the touch sensitivity of the keyboard on or off. When the
touch function is activated, tones sound louder when the keyboard is struck harder, or softer
when it is struck softly.
Percussion
Press the [PRC] button to turn on the percussion function. Each key of the keyboard is now
assigned with percussion sounds. Exit this function by pressing the [PRC] button again.
Metronome
The metronome function allows you to set a constant tempo for practice purposes. Press the
[METRONOME] button to turn on the metronome. Press the [METRONOME] button several
times to select between four different time signatures. Press the [METRONOME] button
again to turn the metronome off.
Transpose
Press the [TR] or [TRANSPOSE-] button to change the pitch of the instrument
up or down in semitone steps. Pressing both [TRANSPOSE] buttons simultaneously will
return you to the standard tuning.
Piano mode
The [PIANO] button takes you directly to the highest quality piano sound of the instrument. It
is recommended to activate this function if you want to use the instrument for playing piano.
Press the button again to exit the piano mode.