Roland HP 237 - Convenient Functions; Touch Sensitivity Adjustment; Key Transpose

Convenient
Functions
Changing
Keyboard
Touch
Sensitivity
You can select from three touch sensitivity levels.
When the power is turned on, the response is set to
“Medium.”
While
holding
down
the
[Dema]
button,
press
the
corresponding
note
(C1-D1).
Keys Types
ci Light
Descriptions
With this setting, fortissimo can be
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produced using much less force than
normal, thus making the keys seem
lighter. This setting makes it easy to
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play, even for children.
cH
Medium
Normal
setting,
providing
the
most
natural
touch,
closest
to
that
of
an
acoustic piano.
D1
Heavy
With
this
setting,
to
play
fortissimo
the
keys must be played much more
strongly than normally, as if the keys
had become heavier. Adds even more
emotion when you play with lots of
dynamics.
Transposing without
Changing
Your
Fingering
-Key Transpose
You
can
play
ina
different
key-without
changing
the
keys
you
are
playing.
This
function
is
called
“Key
Transpose.”
When
you
are
accompanying
a singer,
you
can
use
Key
Transpose
to
match
the
vocal
pitch
of
the
singer,
allowing
you
to
transpose
easily
while
using
the
same
printed
music
(keyboard fingering).
Key
transpositions
remain
in
effect
until
the
keyboard's
power is turned off.
1.
While
holding
down
the
[Demo]
button,
press
the
tonic
(root)
of
the
key
to
which
you
want
to
transpose.
Use the C2-B2 notes to select the tonic.
2.
To
return
to
the
normal
pitch,
while
holding
down
the
[Demo]
button,
press
the
C2
key.
<Ex.>
For
example
if
you
want
the
E
pitch
to
sound
when
you
play
the
C
key,
you
would
hold
down
the
[Demo]
button
and
press the E2 key.
c2 B2
Demo
While holding down Press
(Nore)
The
transposition
setting
is
effective
only
on
sounds
performed
on
the
HP
237's
keyboard.
This
setting
is
not
effective
on
tones
from
external MIDI messages played on the HP 237.
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