Kurzweil PC4 Keyboard Action Adjustment?

[@itisconsulting]

Do a video regarding the sequencer

[@williamhively3295]

Nice voicings and chord extensions! 7:37 I agree we should be able to change the touch for different instruments. Hammond organ has no touch dynamics at all. A tracker pipe organ uses key pressure rather than velocity to change the attack and release of the pipe. A clavinet and a celesta have very different touch. I wonder if there is a parameter in the patch that might do that. Keep up the good work, God’s got this!

[@calcairecamhi]

Well changing velocity curve is possible on almost every keyboard. The PC4 has those 10 different presets. In my case, I'm not fully comfortable with any of them. There are keyboards that allows you to create your own velocity curve. Maybe you can on the pc editor, I'm looking for it. The other thing is that I'd to set a different curve for rhodes or piano or synth, because the interaction, the playing is specificic to each one o'them. Do you if is it possible to set for each program ?

[@heavenlysounds6362]

I don’t think it’s adjustable for each program.

[@BigMack392]

That's a very important dynamic to be able to adjust. Glad the PC4 has this. By the way it is a Medeli action, not a Fatar. A step up from the usual Fatar actions on Kurzweils, IMHO. Thanks for this information.

[@LGDoc]

The PC4 has a Medeli keybed but he was referring to the Kurzweil Artis with a Fatar TP 100 keybed.

[@Davidjzmusic]

Hard 1 velocity is the best balance! I was using Lineal for one year and when a change it was like wowI´m playing another keyboard. It was on my Sp6 but they has medeli keybed too. Greetings !

[@seanmcdermott7256]

You play beautifully. Thanks for sharing this video.

[@heavenlysounds6362]

Thanks much! Appreciate it 👍

[@louisvalentino5110]

I got the PC4 SE.... No mention about the knocking sound especially on the release of the keys. Does the Hard 1 take away some of the THUMPING sound. That's what I do not like about the keybed.

[@heavenlysounds6362]

Hello. If you have a knocking sound on your board, changing to hard 1 will not fix that. That might be an issue with the keybed itself. Changing the velocity doesn’t actually change the feel of the keybed, only the response of the timbre to how you play. I believe Hard 1 is more balanced for piano.

[@stevesmith1493]

5:23 He likes the Hard One. You’re welcome

[@calcairecamhi]

Mannn merengue is my love PC4 is my keyb You're my friend Thanks

[@-nov3l558]

So you can change the the weight on the keybed??

[@heavenlysounds6362]

No. It does not change the weight. It changes the timbre of the keys. Basically the response of keys to how you play. The weight of the keys is the same, just the response of the keys are different to how you adjust it.