Selecting a tone
In addition to piano tones, you can play many other sounds such as organs, strings and so forth.
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You can also connect the instrument to an app that gives you access to even more tones, such as drum set sounds and GM2 tones.
- Press the key (C5–A5) corresponding to the number of the variation you want while holding down a tone button.
- The C5–A5 keys work as numeric keys.
- For the number 10, press the A5 key (“0”).
A notification sound is heard, and the tone changes.
Tone list
No. | Piano | E. Piano | Organ | Others |
|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Concert Piano | 1976 SC | Combo Jz.Org (*2) | SymphonicStr1 |
2 | Stage Piano | Pure EP | Mellow Bars (*2) | String Trio |
3 | Mellow Piano | Tremolo EP | Lower Organ (*2) | Tremolo Str |
4 | Magical Piano | Phase EP | Gospel Spin (*2) | Pizzicato Str |
5 | Pop JD Piano | More Tine EP | Nason Flt 8’ | OrchestraBrs |
6 | Lo-Fi Piano (*1) | 60’s EP Trem | Positive Organ | Soft Pad |
7 | Upright Piano | 70’s E.Grand | Pipe Organ | Choir Aahs 1 |
8 | Ragtime Piano | Clav. | Church Organ | Super Saw |
9 | Harpsichord | Pure Celesta | Accordion 1 | Jazz Scat |
10 | Harpsi 8’+4 | Vibraphone Trem | Accordion 2 | A.Bass+Cymbl |
*1: Simulates the effect of noise peculiar to analog records.
*2: Press the [Organ] button to switch between the fast and slow settings for the rotary modulation effect.