Roland KF-90 Manuale Utente

You can make the optimal settings for a piano performance at the touch of a 
single button.

fig.01-01

A Piano screen like the one shown below appears.

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Settings are made for the following situations.

• The Grand Piano sound is selected.

• When the keyboard has been split into upper and lower sections (p. 55), 

this returns the keyboard to a single section.

• The functioning of the pedals returns the pedals to their usual functions 

• The effect (p. 62) is set to “Sympathetic Resonance.”

The amount by which the piano’s top is opened changes, and the sound also 
changes.

This simulates the sound reflections that occur when the lid of a grand piano 
is open.

You can change settings 
related to the piano 
performance by touching 
<Customize> at the bottom 
of the screen. For more 
information, take a look at 
“Changing the Settings for 
One Touch Piano” (p. 142).

Since this instrument 
faithfully reproduces real 
acoustic piano action and 
response, sounds in the top 
one-and-one-half-octave 
range continue to play, 
regardless of the damper 
pedal action, and the tone 
in this range is audibly 
different. The Key 
Transpose setting (p. 93) 
can also be used to change 
the range that is unaffected 
by the damper pedal.