Roland Fantom-X6 - Tip 3: Adjust the Brightness of the Sound; Tip 4. Use the MFX Equalizer

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Making a piano sound harder or softer
Raising the cutoff setting will brighten the sound, Conversely, you can create a milder sound by lowering
the cutoff value.
Patch Edit → “Cutoff Frequency” (p. 69) in Owner’s Manual
Realtime control → “Cutoff” (p. 123) in Owner’s Manual
In general, raising the volume of the high-frequency range will brighten the sound, and lowering it will
soften the sound. If your piano sound tends to be obscured by other chordal instruments such as guitar, it
can be useful to boost the midrange.
→ “Making Multi-Effects Settings (MFX1–3)” (p. 213) in Owner’s Manual
→ “01: EQUALIZER” (p. 271) in Owner’s Manual
Tip 3: Adjust the brightness of the sound
Tip 4. Use the MFX equalizer
Playing in Piano mode
When using Piano mode you can make adjustments specifically for acoustic piano.
→ “Playing in Piano Mode” (p. 54) in Owner’s Manual
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