Memory Function; Touch Sensitivity; Metronome And Tempo - Hemingway DP701 Bedienungsanleitung

Part 3: Functions

14. Memory function

The settings you choose for the Reverb and the Chorus effect will be memorized by the piano. When you
turn on the piano your preferred setting for both effects will be set. You have two options to reset both
effects to the factory setting.
When you press one VOICE button for a long time, this single voice will be set back to factory setting.
When you hold both TEMPO buttons down simultaneously and then turn on your piano, all voices will
be set back to factory setting.

15. Touch sensitivity

The touch sensitivity of the keyboard can be adjusted using the TOUCH button. The piano features three
different settings (Hard, Normal, Soft) as well as the option to turn off the touch sensitivity.
When the touch sensitivity is turned off the Vo-
lume of the tone can be adjusted by pressing the
TOUCH button a long time. As soon as „Touch:
100" is shown in the LCD-display, the Volume can
be adjusted using the two TEMPO buttons. Pres-
sing the TOUCH button and the two TEMPO but-
tons simultaneously will reset the Volume to 100.

16. Metronome and tempo

The metronome function keeps a rhythm going
while you play. Press the METRONOME button to
turn the function on and off.
The chosen tempo will be shown in the LCD-dis-
play. By using the TEMPO buttons the metrono-
me speed can be adjusted from 20 to 280 bpm
(beats per minute). By pressing both TEMPO buttons simultaneously the tempo will be reset to 120
bpm (default).
By pressing METRONOME and using the TEMPO-buttons different beats maybe chosen (1/4; 2/4; 3/4;
4/4; 6/4; 6/8 and 12/8).
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