Does it have after touch? Or whenever you hit a key while on one of the strings voices, does it increase the volume of that key after you hit it?
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No aftertouch. Velocity is (of course) per key, so hitting another keys doesn't affect the volume of these already sounding... Unless you reach the voice limit - 128 (then for every new key hit, another one is being cut).
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The volume control on the speaker goes-up only so high. I put that volume control at the lowest level then adjust overall volume using the device. Then, if I need additional volume, I can increase it some using the speaker volume control.
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The F and J keys do have slight raised dots, but the tactile feedback is not as good as it used to be (according to my memory). As far as I can tell the keyboard does not provide audible feedback through the sound system, but you can indeed hear it when you press keys. The layout is nice, and the keys are full-sized.Terry
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it plays key by key. I was disappointed in the action of the keys. like pressing individual buttons.
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Sharon I hadn't really thought about that but when I read your question I took it out of the box & turned it on. I made sounds as singing different notes and the hand started going to different notes and working. It did just like when I used it to tune my violin. I hope this helps you.
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Yes, it does. However I'd like to add while it is touch sensitive, I was lead to believe they are weighted somehow, but it is not at all like a real piano. More of a dampening, the key feels like it is going through foam or something to make you hit light or hard for the correct tone loudness. More difficult to get a light or heavy struck note. I'm no musician, but was disappointed by the touch sensitivity mechanism. For the price, if your not a pro, it is a good value though. Display is also too small for my old eyes.
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Yes it does. It really seems to work best with at least 3 note chords so it can tell major / minor and 7th though. I tried plinking on just the root note ( I can't really play keys) and it had a hard time following. But chords work fine.
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There are different modes you can set it on. There is a music mode where every key you hit plays a melody and there is a mode where it just plays a note.
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No, it is not touch sensitive. No matter how hard or soft you press a key, it makes the same sound.
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You can increase pressure to change volume, but it is not like a real piano, it is more like tapping on the keys, and they do make a noise. This is a great instrument for learning to play and for jamming with others just for fun. It is not a performance keyboard, but it does have lots of accompaniments and voices to play with.
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I love this keyboard. Having used the attack/release perimeters on it quite a bit, there does not seem to be a way to save them. I have to readjust these perimeters each time. I have also not found a way to record multiple instruments on top of each other with this device. But to me that is OK as tracks should be layered individually in case you'd ever like to delete one later on. In terms of layering "tones", it would be great if you could combine instruments to create unique sounds and harmonies, but that does not seem possible as well. (I'm no expert on this keyboard, but have been using it for about 5 months). I love this keyboard. Having used the attack/release perimeters on it quite a bit, there does not seem to be a way to save them. I have to readjust these perimeters each time. I have also not found a way to record multiple instruments on top of each other with this device. But to me that is OK as tracks should be layered individually in case you'd ever like to delete one later on. In terms of layering "tones", it would be great if you could combine instruments to create unique sounds and harmonies, but that does not seem possible as well. (I'm no expert on this keyboard, but have... » Read More I love this keyboard. Having used the attack/release perimeters on it quite a bit, there does not seem to be a way to save them. I have to readjust these perimeters each time. I have also not found a way to record multiple instruments on top of each other with this device. But to me that is OK as tracks should be layered individually in case you'd ever like to delete one later on. In terms of layering "tones", it would be great if you could combine instruments to create unique sounds and harmonies, but that does not seem possible as well. (I'm no expert on this keyboard, but have been using it for about 5 months). « Show Less
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As far as I remember it does effect the tone itself. I usually don't mess with the tone knob. I set at mid-point and leave it alone.
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It 's not soundless but until I saw your question, I never noticed the sound. You can hear yourself tapping on the keys, but not any louder than other keyboards I've used.
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No, the game is that music plays for a random length of time, when the music stops, you press the button. Last one to press it receives a shock that can be changed to 4 levels of intensity. There is a secondary setting that makes it so everyone but the first person to press the button receives a shock. That's about all the functionality there is.
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I am not certain, but I have had an issue with the sound of the piano as it fades out. The sound becomes very sharp no matter what "voice" I use. It is really irritating and I haven't gotten responses from Korg after several emails to them.
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No it is not touch sensitive nor does it have a note bend wheel; however expression can still be accomplished by skillful musicians changing volume as they play. Many of the tones have vibrato presets built in so touch sensitive keys are not necessary.
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It depends on the mode of the book in the center. If the page is turned to ABCs, then when you press the piano keys, it sings the color of the key (i.e. Red, Yellow, etc). If the page is turned to music, then it plays a different melody for each piano key when you press them. I don't think at any point, it allows you to "play" the piano or make regular piano key noises.