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C u stomizing with F u nction Parameters
P-255 Owner’s Man u al
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F6.8
Touch sensitivity
This parameter can be used to adjust the degree to which
the digital piano reflects differences in the strength of your
playing in the sound produced.
• A v aila b le settings: 1 ....... Soft: Makes it possi b le to prod u ce lo u d
so u nds when playing softly.
2 ....... Medi u m: Replicates the standard
response of a piano.
3 ....... Hard: Req u ires the keys to b e played
q u ite hard in order to prod u ce lo u d
so u nds.
OFF .. Fixed: All notes are prod u ced at the
same v ol u me regardless of how hard or
soft yo u play. The fixed v ol u me can b e
set u sing F u nction parameter
F6.9
.
• Defa u lt setting: 2
F6.9
Fixed touch-sensitivity volume
Using this parameter, you can set the volume to be used
when Function parameter
F6.8
is set to “OFF” (Fixed).
• A v aila b le settings: 1 (minim u m v ol u me) to 127 (maxim u m v ol u me)
• Defa u lt setting: 64
The following parameters can be used to make MIDI-
related settings and to also send them to other devices. For
more information on MIDI, please refer to the
MIDI Basics
pdf manual (page 6). The MIDI settings described below
affect not only the exchange of MIDI data via the MIDI ter-
minals but also via the [USB TO HOST] terminal.
F7.1
MIDI send channel
In order for two MIDI devices to exchange data with one
another, the MIDI send channel (1 to 16) on the sending
device must match the MIDI receive channel on the receiv-
ing device. Using Function parameter
F7.1
, you can set the
MIDI channel on which the digital piano will send the data
you produce by playing the keyboard.
• A v aila b le settings: 1 to 16 and OFF (no data sent)
• Defa u lt setting: 1
Voice 2 from Dual mode and the left Voice from Split mode
will send data on the next channel after the one set u sing this
parameter. (Voice 1 and the right channel u se the channel set
here.) N o data is sent b y any Voices when “OFF” is selected.
Song data
Yo u r digital piano does not normally send data contained in
songs v ia the [OUT] MIDI terminal. Howe v er, if yo u ha v e
selected “1&2” as the MIDI song play b ack channels u sing F u nc-
tion parameter
F7.3
and play a non-protected MIDI song, data
from channels 3 thro u gh 16 will b e sent.
F7.2
MIDI receive channel
In order for two MIDI devices to exchange data with one
another, the MIDI send channel (1 to 16) on the sending
device must match the MIDI receive channel on the receiv-
ing device. Using Function parameter
F7.2
, you can set the
MIDI channel on which the digital piano will receive data
sent by another MIDI device.
• A v aila b le settings: ALL, 1 to 16, and 1&2
• Defa u lt setting: ALL
Meaning of “ALL” setting
If yo u set “ALL” for this parameter, all data will b e recei v ed from
the sending de v ice, regardless of its channel. This allows yo u r
digital piano to play a m u lti-channel song from a seq u encer or
the like.
Meaning of “1&2” setting
If yo u set this parameter to “1&2”, yo u r digital piano will recei v e
and play only data sent on MIDI channels 1 and 2 b y a
seq u encer or the like.
F7.3
MIDI song playback channels
With this parameter shown on the display, you can use the
[-/NO] and [+/YES] buttons to select the playback channels
for MIDI songs.
• A v aila b le settings: ALL and 1&2
• Defa u lt setting: ALL
When “ALL” is selected, all channels (1 to 16) will be
played. If you select “1&2”, data on channels 1 and 2 will
be played, but data on the other channels (3 to 16) will be
sent to the connected MIDI device.
F7.4
Local control on/off status
Using this parameter, you can specify whether or not the
digital piano’s internal tone generator is actually to produce
sound in response to playing of the keyboard. Normally,
you would have the tone generator respond to signals from
the keyboard, and Local Control is said to be turned on in
such a case. If you turn Local Control off, the instrument’s
tone generator will be essentially disconnected from the
keyboard. In this condition, no sound will be produced in
response to playing of the keyboard and no MIDI perfor-
mance data will be sent. However, the internal tone genera-
tor will respond to MIDI data received from another MIDI
device.
• A v aila b le settings: O N and OFF
• Defa u lt setting: O N
• Changing the touch sensitivity has no effect on the weights of the keys.
• The touch sensitivity setting applies to all Voices. However, certain Voices do not
respond to differences in playing strength and are not affected by this setting.
Refer to the Voice List (page 51) for details.
• The fixed touch-sensitivity volume applies to all Voices.
F7.
MIDI function settings
NOTE
NOTE
NOTE
• Your digital piano’s control panel settings and keyboard Voices are unaffected by
program change messages received from other MIDI devices.
• MIDI data is not received while playing demo tracks or performing file opera-
tions.
NOTE
NOTE