What is half damper control?

The Half Damper feature reproduces the fine control of an acoustic piano’s damper pedal to control the sustain over time: pressing the pedal fully down makes the sound last longer, while letting up on the pedal part of the way slightly mutes the sustained sound.

How does a half damper pedal work?

Half pedalling means partially pressing down the sustain pedal so the dampers only lightly touch the strings. Use this if you want a slightly richer tone, without blurring the sound. Some pianists use it for Beethoven’s Moonlight Sonata, or to make Mozart sound less “dry” (pedals are never included in his notation).

How does the damper pedal on a Kronos piano work?

When the damper pedal on an acoustic piano is held and you strike notes, other strings in the piano will vibrate due to sympathetic resonance, adding subtle overtones to your sound based on the proximity and the velocity of your key strike. Kronos pianos respond in a similar manner.

What do you need to know about Kronos full?

Pay Reps and supervisors (and occasionally employees) need to use Kronos Full (Java) for advanced functions such as historical edits (prior pay adjustments), creating or adjusting work schedules, setting up or changing people records, adjusting or suspending accruals, and viewing the audit trail.

What kind of hammer action does a Korg Kronos use?

Both the 88- and 73-key KRONOS models use KORG’s finest RH-3 Real Weighted Hammer Action. Offering an authentic and accurate piano feel, there are four zones, ranging from heavier to lighter, to provide a more true piano playing experience. Even the 88 key model is slim enough to place on a standard keyboard stand.

Is the Kronos piano engine looped or natural decay?

The KRONOS piano engine has always offered huge collections of non-looped/natural decay stereo samples, recorded for every key, with additional unique tools to customize the piano to your needs.