Velocity - Studiologic numaconcert Bedienungsanleitung

Velocity

Display - Value +/-
• Display and value adjust-
ments
On / O
Volume
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MIDI Module
[Demo]
Program Change
Bank Select LSB
Bank Select MSB
On / O
Channel
Preset / Value
Octave
EDIT Zone A-Lower B-Upper Split Point Function
Function
• in combination with Velocity
Velocity
manuals search engine
Velocity
• Velocity curve settings
Sound Bank
Transpose Octave Lower Octave Upper Master Tune Velocity Strings Res
Chorus
Phaser
Concert GrandStage Grand E Piano 1 E Piano 2 E Piano 3 Clavi
Rotary
Panic Hold Expression Free Wheel System Store
Tremolo
Pad 1 Pad 2 Organ 1 Organ 2 Bass 1 Bass 2 Select Assign
The velocity defines the touch sensitivity of the keyboard.
On the NUMA Concert you can choose from 5 different velo-
city curves. Enter the velocity mode by pressing Function &
Velocity. The display indicates the different curves as Ft, L, M,
H and Fixed Use Value +/- to select the appropriate velocity.
When you enter in the Fixed velocity area, by pressing the
Value + after the H velociy, all MIDI values are displayed and
selectable, starting from 001 to the maximum value of 127,
using Value +/-.
Press Function again to keep the adjustment and quit the ve-
locity mode, or press Value - to go back to the other Velocities.
The curves have the following characteristics:
Curve Dynamic range
Ft (Fatar
Adjustments to your
touch and equipment.
Touch)
L (Low)
pp
M (Mid)
pp
H (High)
pp
F (Fixed)
pp
E ects Output
Modulation Reverb
0 0
Room
Min Max Min Max
Bass Treble
Hall
50% 0
Delay
Min Max Dry Wet Lower Upper
Amount Select Assign Mix Balance Volume
Application
Please refer to the Global
functions pages.
A soft touch of the key
results in a relatively loud
ff sound; an easy touch for all
playing styles.
A touch sensitivity referred
to a standard Normal curve,
both for Piano and all other
sounds, with full dynamic
ff
control over the entire
range.
The dynamic range is always
complete and it is possible
to play very soft, while for
ff
louder parts more force
(velocity) is needed.
Regardless of the force
applied to a key, always
the same loudness value is
ff
generated both internally
and via Midi.
Fatar Touch