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  1. Acoustic simulator settings don't seem to be saved along with registrations. Is this the intended behavior? Saving them with either the registration or as part of piano tones themselves would be great. Sometimes I want hammer response cranked up, or to make the piano more or less resonant, and it would be great not to have to do it by hand every time. Minor nitpick. It's just a little surprising.
  2. Ah, actually I found the "note" in the manual where it says this is the expected behavior. I guess I can understand not wanting to complicate things and introduce ambiguity to the display when multiple tones may be targeted by a controller. But if ONLY Upper 2 is targeted (i.e. Upper 1, Lower 1, and Lower 2 are all disabled) then it would seem preferable to have the display reflect the only thing the knob is actually affecting.
  3. Hello! I just got my PX 560 today and I'm in love! One thing I noticed, though. Say I assign knob 1 to affect attack time of upper 2 but not upper 1 (for example to affect the aggression level of the strings without affecting the piano). In this configuration, the attack time value displayed on the main screen doesn't appear to change as I turn the knob. The string attack does in fact change, it's just not represented visually which makes it a little hard to know what you're doing at a glance. Is this intentional, or a bug? Anyway, just a little nitpick. This thing is fantastic!
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