Parameter setting items, E-73 keyboard settings – Casio PL-40R 2 User Manual
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E-73
Keyboard Settings
5.
Use [+] and [–] or the selector dial to change the setting.
Settings you make are applied even if you do not press the ENTER/YES button.
Pressing [+] and [–] at the same time returns the display value to its initial default.
See the following section titled “Parameter Setting Items” for details on each setting.
6.
After making the settings you want, press the FUNCTION button or EXIT/NO button to clear the setting screen.
See the “Parameter List” at the back of this manual for initial default settings (page A-17).
Parameter Setting Items
Setting: Tune
Main Menu
Sub Menu
Settings
Description
Tune
Master Tune
(Master)
415.3 Hz ~ 466.2 Hz
Specifies the frequency of A
4
. The initial default setting is
A
4
=440.0Hz. See “Tuning the Piano” on page E-31 for
more information.
Baroque Pitch
(Baroque)
On (A
4
=415.3Hz),
Off
Turning on Baroque Pitch automatically changes the
tuning of the keyboard to Baroque era standard pitch,
which is about a semitone lower than modern pitch. The
initial default setting is Off.
Stretch Tune
(Stretch)
On, Off
Selecting Off disables the piano tone tuning curve (higher
high range, lower low range). The initial default setting is
On.
The tuning curve is not suitable for classical tuning.
Specifying classical tuning as the temperament type
causes the Stretch Tune setting to return to Off
automatically. Even when Stretch Tune is turned on, the
tuning curve is not applied to non-piano tones.
Temperament Type
(Temp Type)
Besides the normally used Equal Temperament, you can
select from among six other classical temperaments. The
initial default setting is Equal Temperament (Equal).
Equal Temperament
(Equal)
The octave is divided into 12 equal parts and assigned to
white and black keys. This is the tuning normally used for
today’s keyboard musical instruments.
Just Major
Intonation (JustMaj)
Historically, this temperament came into being with the
development of triads. Within a single tonality (major
key), essential major triads produce perfectly
harmonious, beautiful sound. Just Major Intonation also,
however, includes dissonant intervals, and its weakness
is a lack of modulation freedom, etc.
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