Gear4music DP-10X-GB, User Manual

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LAYER MODE
Layer mode allows two of the piano’s voices to be
played simultaneously.
To select the two sounds to be layered, first press
the [FUNCTION/RIGHT] button to enter edit mode.
Using the voice name table on page 11 for
reference, press and hold down the piano key
that corresponds to the required main voice.
The selected voice number will be shown on the
display. Whilst continuing to hold this key down,
press the corresponding key of the required
second voice. The display will now show the voice
number of the layered sound.
The data control wheel can now be used to select
different layer voices, with the main voice remaining
the same.
Please note that polyphony may be reduced when
using layer mode.
The individual volumes of the two layered voices
can be adjusted if required. To do this, press the
[FUNCTION/RIGHT] button to enter edit mode,
followed by either piano key F#0 to select the main
voice or Ab0 to select the layer volume.
The data control wheel can now be used to adjust
the volume as required, from 0-127. The keys can
be played as the volume is adjusted to ensure you
get a desired mix of the two sounds.
Please note, if split mode is engaged and then
layer mode is selected, the layer voice will only be
applied to the keys to the right of the split point.
To exit layer mode, press the [FUNCTION/RIGHT]
button followed by any single voice select piano
key.
TWIN MODE
The piano keys can be divided into two sections
that both play the same notes, voice, octave, and
volume. This provides an ideal teaching function,
allowing two people to play the same notes
simultaneously.
Press the [FUNCTION/RIGHT] to enter edit mode.
Then press piano key C#0 to activate twin mode.
The display will show “on” and the two sections will
be keys A-1 to C3 for the left-hand section, and C#3
to C7 for the right-hand section.
When using twin mode, the left and right-hand foot
pedals both act as sustain pedals, again providing
an ideal teaching function.
To exit twin mode, press the [FUNCTION/RIGHT]
button to enter edit mode, then press piano key
C#0. The display will show “oFF.”
Ab0
F#0
Bb-1
Bb-1
Bb-1
Bb-1
Bb-1
C#0
Bb-1