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 STRING DAMPING: Set the amount of damping of all strings, i.e. the loss of higher harmonics during the decay phase.
 STRING DETUNING: This parameter adjusts the slight detuning between the strings. In a real grand piano, the three strings of a
note should have the exact same pitch, which however is impossible to obtain so there will always be a slight detuning between
them. This also affects the voicing, adjust it at small steps.
 DIRECT SOUND: Adjusts the balance between the sound coming directly from the strings and that coming from the piano
cabinet. A lower value will result in slower loss of amplitude giving the effect of a longer decay, i.e. a nearer sound like putting
your ears directly on the strings; a higher value results in a quicker loss of amplitude, even if the decay time remains unchanged.
 RELEASE LENGTH: Adjusts the amount of residual string vibration after each note-off (key is released, damper is off).
 HARP HI-PASS: this is an high-pass filter applied to the whole harp, needs to be adjusted in case the voicing tends to give a sound
too resounding.
 STRETCH TUNING: Set the amount of stretch tuning. The middle position corresponds to the original tuning table as
recommended by the piano manufacturer.
 SYMPATHETIC RESONANCES: Set the amount of sympathetic resonances spread over the whole harp.
 KEY NOISE LEVEL: Adjusts the volume of all key noises generated by the hammers.
 RELEASE NOISE LEVEL: Adjusts the volume of the noises caused by the dampers muting the strings when a key is released.
 PEDAL NOISE LEVEL: Adjusts the volume of the noises generated by the pedals.
 FUNDAMENTAL LEVEL: Adjusts the volume of the first harmonic (fundamental) of each note over the rest of the harmonic
content.
 CABINET PRESENCE: Adjusts the volume of the resonances and reverberations produced inside the piano cabinet.
 CABINET TIMBRE: Adjusts the timbre of the cabinet sound, like modifying its structure and materials.
 LID POSITION: Adjusts the position of the piano lid. Lower values correspond to lid completely closed; higher values correspond
to a lid completely removed. The center position corresponds to the lid half open.
 DYNAMICS: Adjusts the dynamic response, i.e. the ratio between MIDI velocity and note velocity.
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