Roland HP 38006 - Page 13

1. Playing Your HP 3800G/2800G
could have the Piano and Strings tones layered together. Setting the instrument to play in this manner is known as
“Dual Play.”
Example: Playing with the Piano and Strings tones layered together.
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The indicators on both of the tone group buttons will light, and when you play the keyboard, both of the
selected tones will play simultaneously.
To alter the volume, and adjust the halance of one tone respective to the other, use the PLAYBACK
BALANCE slider at the panel's right.
*® You cannot use the Dual feature at the same time as you are using the Piano Partner (p. 14).
The HP-3800G/2800G allows you to alter the response of the keyboard. This is a feature that you won't find on an
acoustic piano since il relies on digital technology.
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Press jay to select the desired key touch.
Each press of the button cycles you successively through the three available choices.
MEDIUM This is the standard setting. It provides the mast natural
response, being nearly identical to that of an acoustic piano.
HEAVY At this setting, the keyboard will have a heavier feel, and will
therefore require greater playing force to obtain fortissimo. It
allows for more dynamic expression to be put into your play-
ing. This setling is also useful if you normally apply more
pressure than others, or can be used for practice in strength-
ening the fingers.
LIGHT With this setting the keybourd will have a lighter feel to it,
and fortissimo level (£9) can be obtained with a touch that is
softer than normal. This setting is ideal for children. since it
makes playing easier for them.