Casio Privia PX-S7000 User Manual

Adjusting Keyboard Sensitivity
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On a grand piano, when a key is released, the damper comes down on the strings and the note is
damped. The Digital Piano’s Key-off Response function simulates digitally the timing of the note
damping based on how the key is released.
Using this function, you can set it to allow subsequent key strikes to sound even if the key is not fully
released during a series of same-note hits – just like a grand piano. This makes possible detailed touch
expressions such as whether notes are connected or cut off, allowing for a natural playing feel.
The “KeyOff Response” in the FUNCTION menu can be used to adjust the timing of the damping.
1. Touch the FUNCTION button to display the FUNCTION menu.
2. Use the touch ring to select “KEYBOARD” > “KBD SETTING” > “KeyOff
Response”.
3. Change the “KeyOff Response” setting.
• Use the touch ring to change the desired setting value.
Adjusting the Timing of Key Release to Sound Damping
(Key-off Response)
Adjusting the Key-off Response
Setting value Description
Tone A value appropriate for the selected tone is automatically set.
1 to 3 The higher the value, the slower the timing of the sound.

Casio Privia PX-S7000 Specifications

General

Touch Sensitivity	5 sensitivity levels, off
Sound Source	Multi-dimensional Morphing AiR Sound Source
Polyphony	256 notes
Key Action	Smart Hybrid Hammer Action Keyboard
Effects	Reverb, Chorus, DSP, Brilliance
Amplifiers	8W + 8W
Bluetooth	Yes (Audio & MIDI)
Pedals	3 (Damper, Soft, Sostenuto)
Display	LCD with backlight
USB Port	Yes (Type B)
Headphone Jack	2 (Stereo standard)
Dimensions	1340 x 242 x 102 mm (w/o stand, and music stand)
Weight	14.8 kg
Included Accessories	Music stand
Power Source	AC adapter
Number of Tones	400 built-in tones