Studiologic Numa Piano - Manual (Page 13)

NUMA Piano by Studiologic® 13
Velocity
Velocity The velocity defi nes the touch sensitivity of the keyboard.
On the NUMA Piano you can choose from 5 diff erent velocity
curves. Enter the velocity mode by pressing Function &
Velocity . The display indicates the diff erent curves as F, L, M,
H and Ft. Use Value +/- to select the appropriate velocity. The
curves have the following characteristics:
Curve Dynamic range Application
F (Fixed) Regardless of the force
applied to a key, always the
same loudness value is sent
(e.g. for Organ sounds).
L (Low) A soft touch of the key
results in a relatively loud
sound, e.g. for louder live
performances and
environments.
M (Mid) Touch sensitivity in between
Low and High: Apply less
force to play louder.
H (High) Access the whole dynamic
range. The touch is similar to
a Grand Piano: It is possible
to play very soft but for
louder parts you have to
apply more force.
Ft (Fatar
Touch)
Adjustments to your
touch and equipment.
Please refer to the next
page.
Press Function again to keep the adjustment and quit the
velocity mode.
Fixed Velocity Using Function & Fixed Velocity you can select the velocity
value of the Fixed curve. All MIDI values from 0 to 127 are
accessible. The actual value is shown in the display and can
be changed using Value +/-.
Press Function again to keep the adjustment and quit the
fi xed velocity mode.
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Velocity / Fixed Velocity
• Velocity curve settings
Display - Value +/-
• Display and value adjust-
ments
Free Wheel
• Function of the Free wheel
Function
• in combination with Velocity ,
Fixed Velocity and Free Wheel
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