The information on changing the global touch sensitivity of the instrument is on page 47 of the owners manual. There is also information on adjusting the sensitivity of individual parts in a performance by altering the Velocity Depth and Velocity Offset parameters on page 60 of the reference manual.

In addition you might find that the individual sound may have velocity limited elements. For example Beauty Harp has 2 elements, each using the same waveform but with element 2 set at lower velocities and element 1 with a filter that makes the sound brighter set at the higher velocities. In this instance you could adjust the point at which the velocity triggers each element in a way that better suited your style of playing. This is quite a simple example - other sounds may have a wider range of velocity switched elements - once you delve a bit deeper and see how a sound has been programmed it is easier to adjust it to your specific purposes.

Thanks Phil - I thought it must be there somewhere, but it's not in the Index under either 'Touch Response' or 'Velocity' so unless one has an encyclopaedic memory it's agonisingly long-winded finding things! But I will remember to play with the 'Utility' button as a first recourse - just a slight lateral shift in terminology does the job! Thanks also for the tip about Part velocity. I have often noticed this. Sometimes it's nice, and sometimes it's a pain, so I can now do something about it. There's a lot more to this gadget than leaps to the eye ...

Do you have pdf versions of the manuals? It can be more useful to search for a specific word than trying to find it in an index.

Hello Phil - that's a good idea. I use pdf rather than the printed word, so yes ... ain't technology wonderful ...