Alesis RECITAL 61 Guide D'utilisation page 12

Pedal Resonance
Pedal resonance is a function that simulates the reverberation of notes when pressing the sustain
pedal on an acoustic piano. When you use the included sustain pedal with Pedal Resonance
enabled, the Recital 61 reproduces the rich harmonics and other unique sound characteristics of an
acoustic piano.
To turn Pedal Resonance on or off:
1. Press the Metronome and Lesson buttons at the same time to enter Advanced Function Mode.
The two button LEDs will be lit.
2. Following the diagram on page 7, press the key marked Pedal Res. to turn the function on or off.
3. Press both the Metronome and Lesson buttons again to exit Advanced Function Mode.
Note: When Pedal Resonance is activated, the chorus effect will be automatically disabled.
Note: If you switch the Pedal Resonance on/off while performing, there may be a slight pause in the
Recital 61's signal output.
Lesson Mode
For instructional purposes, the Lesson Mode feature divides the 61 keys into two zones with the
same pitch-range and voice. This enables both student and teacher to easily watch each other and
play together without having to move away from the piano, take turns, or reach over each other.
To enable or disable Lesson Mode, press the Lesson button.
To select a voice for both zones in Lesson Mode, press one of the Voice buttons.
To set the key for the split point between the two zones, press and hold the Split button, press a
key between C2 and C5, and then release the Split button. The default split point is E3.
To change the octave of the two zones in Lesson Mode:
1. Press the Metronome and Lesson buttons at the same time to enter Advanced Function Mode.
The two button LEDs will be lit.
2. Following the diagram on page 7, use the keys marked Octave – and Octave + to lower or raise
the octave. Press both keys together to reset the octave back to the default value.
3. Press both the Metronome and Lesson buttons again to exit Advanced Function Mode.
Note: In Lesson Mode, Layer and Split Modes are automatically disabled.
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