Pitch Standard, Fine Pitch, and transposition

1. Click the Pitch Standard menu. A drop-down menu with common pitch standards appear.


For each pitch standard, a name as well as the frequency of the A above middle C is displayed.

2. Choose a pitch standard from the list. The piano tuning is adjusted automatically.

   Selecting an option from the Tuning Region menu shifts the pitch of the entire piano up or down in pitch. It does not employ any kind of stretch tuning, and it respects the current temperament being used.

Click the Fine Pitch box, and then drag up or down until you achieve the desired change in tuning.

• Drag up to sharpen the pitch. Sharpened Fine Pitch values display a + next to the number of cents tuned.

• Drag down to flatten the pitch. Flattened Fine Pitch values display a - next to the number of cents tuned.

• CTRL+click (Windows) or COMMAND+click (Mac) the Fine Pitch box to remove any pitch adjustments.

1. Click the Semitones menu. A drop-down menu with semitone transposition choices appears.


The list contains numbers representing the number of semitones to transpose by, and the direction in which you transpose, where positive numbers transpose your MIDI input up, and negative numbers transpose it down.

2. Choose the desired direction and number of semitones by which you want to transpose.
3. Play your MIDI controller, or click a key on the keyboard. Both the MIDI note that you send, and the transposed pitch display on the keyboard.

1. Click the Octave menu. A drop-down menu with octave transposition choices appears.


The list contains numbers representing the number of octaves to transpose by, and the direction in which you transpose, where positive numbers transpose your MIDI input up, and negative numbers transpose it down.

2. Select the desired direction and number of semitones by which you want to transpose.
3. Play your MIDI controller, or click a key on the keyboard. Both the MIDI note that you send, and the transposed pitch display on the keyboard.