Keyboard touch response, Bluetooth (make it visible), Crescendo pedal – Dexibell CLASSICO L3 76-Organ User Manual

Page 45: Crescendo setting mode, Import crescendo setting, Export crescendo setting, Light plus, Light, Normal, Heavy

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Keyboard Touch Response

See "Safely Remove the USB Memory" (p. 18)

Keyboard Touch Response

[

FUNCTION/EXIT

] button

40

If the keyboard response doesn't meet your taste, you can adjust it. You

can choose up to four dynamic responses. This parameter adjusts the

keyboard response for Piano and Orchestral sounds only.

Piston

Setting

Explanation

LIGHT PLUS

This setting produces the

lightest keyboard touch.

LIGHT

Use this setting to achieve

fortissimo playing with a less

forceful touch.

NORMAL

Medium velocity sensitivity.

The keyboard responds to

velocity changes, but the

maximum volume can be

obtained more easily than

with “HEAVY”.

HEAVY

Select this setting for

maximum expressiveness.

Even small variations of the

force with which you strike a

key produce audible changes.

The trade off is, however,

that you have to strike the

keys forcefully to reach the

maximum volume.

BLUETOOTH (make it visible)

[

FUNCTION/EXIT

] button

50

The CLASSICO L3 is equipped with Bluetooth® Audio function.
Thanks to this technology, you'll be able to stream music wirelessly from a

Bluetooth® capable smartphone, tablet or computer to the CLASSICO L3.
See "Wireless Function" (p. 40).

CRESCENDO PEDAL

[

FUNCTION/EXIT

] button

60

Piston

Setting

Explanation

Crescendo

Use this selection to use an

expression pedal connected

to the [CRESCENDO] socket as

crescendo [DEFAULT].

Damper

Use this selection to use an

continuous pedal connected

to the [CRESCENDO] socket

as damper pedal. It is

recommended to play piano

sounds.

CRESCENDO SETTING MODE

[

FUNCTION/EXIT

] button

70

The crescendo pedal incrementally activates a predetermined selection

of tilt tabs as it is pressed forward and removes tilt tabs as it is depressed

backward. This predetermined selection start with very quiet (pianissimo)

to very loud (TUTTI).
If you need, you can edit and choose which tilt tabs you want to activate

for each step. Refer to "Changing the Settings for Crescendo" (p. 31).

IMPORT CRESCENDO SETTING

[

FUNCTION/EXIT

] button

80

This procedure lets you import crescendo settings previously saved in the

USB Memory. This function may be useful as a backup of your work.

1.

Insert an USB Memory to save your data. See "Connecting an USB Memory
(commercially available)" (p. 18).

2.

Enter in function mode selecting the [80] tilt tab. See "General procedure"
(p. 42).

The crescendo setting is now imported in the internal memory.

NOTE

If the crescendo file is missing in the Memory USB, all tilt tabs flash to
indicate the error.

EXPORT CRESCENDO SETTING

[

FUNCTION/EXIT

] button

90

This procedure lets you export crescendo settings in the USB Memory. This

function may be useful as a backup of your work.

1.

Insert an USB Memory to save your data. See "Connecting an USB Memory
(commercially available)" (p. 18).

2.

Enter in function mode selecting the [90] tilt tab. See "General procedure"
(p. 42).

The crescendo setting is now saved in a file named "

crescendo.csv

" in the root

directory of the USB Memory.

NOTE

When you save a crescendo setting, it will overwrite any crescendo

setting already stored into USB memory.

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