Roland Ep-707 Bedienungsanleitung

Roland

DIGITAL

INTELLIGENT

PIANO

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MANUAL

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STATEMENT

This

equipment

has

been

tested

and

found

comply

with

the

limits

for

Class

digital

device,

pursuant

Part

the

FCC

Rules.

These

limits

are

designed

provide

reasonable

protection

against

harmful

interference

residential

installation.

This

equipment

generates,

uses,

and

can

radiate

radio

frequency

energy

and,

not

installed

and

used

accordance

with

the

instructions,

may

cause

harmful

interference

radio

communications.

However,

there

guarantee

that

interference

will

not

occur

particular

installation.

this

equipment

does

cause

harmful

interference

radio

television

reception,

which

can

determined

turning

the

equipment

off

and

on,

the

user

encouraged

try

correct

the

interference

one

the

following

measures:

Reorient

relocate

the

receiving

antenna.

Increase

the

separation

between

the

equipment

and

receiver.

Connect

the

equipment

into

outlet

circuit

difterent

from

that

which

the

receiver

connected.

Consult

the

dealer

experienced

radio/TV

technician

for

help.

Unauthorized

changes

modification

this

system

can

void

the

users

authority

operate

this

equipment,

For

Canada

CLASS

NOTICE

This

digital

apparatus

does

not

exceed

the

Class

limits

for

radio

noise

emissions

set

out

the

Radio

Interference

Regulations

the

Canadian

Department

Communications.

CLASSE

AVIS

Cet

appareil

numérique

dépasse

pas

les

limites

classe

niveau

des

émissions

bruits

radioélectriques

fixés

dans

Reglement

des

signaux

parasites

par

ministere

canadien

des

Communications.

Roland

€p+707

Digital

Intelligent

Piano

ongratulations!

You

are

now

the

owner

one

the

most

sophisticated

—

and

fun!

—

home

keyboard

instruments

currently

available.

If,

however,

you've

looked

the

front

panel

and

are

saying

yourself,

“Gee,

look

all

those

buttons...”

don’t

worry!

The

epe

707

indeed

sophisticated

in-

strument,

but

it’s

also

very

easy

use.

With

the

patience

read

through

this

manual

—

and

little

practice

—

you'll

ready

enjoy

years

home

enter-

tainment

that

nothing

else

can

match!

turn

off

that

TV,

turn

the

ep,

and

everything

will

OK!

Your

New

Features

...

128

different

Tones

(instrument

and

special

effect

sounds).

different

Music

Styles

(authentic

rhythm

backing

and

instrument

selection)

which

allow

you

play

wide

variety

the

most

popular

kinds

music.

intelligent

Arranger

which

provides

amazing

automatic

accompaniment

—

even

you're

‘one-finger’

piano

player!

Recorder,

you

can

capture

those

rare

performances!

Easy

Programming,

for

those

who

want

play

NOW!

Piano

mode,

for

those

times

when

you'd

rather

all

the

playing

yourself.

Manual

Drums

mode,

which

allows

you

get

the

rhythm

act!

Digital

Reverb

and

Chorus

effects

enhance

everything

you

play.

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Once

the

has

been

secured

the

keyboard

stand

(if

you’re

using

one;

contact

your

retailer

for

details),

there

are

just

couple

other

things

left

(if

you

haven't

done

them

already).

Connect

the

Adaptor

Find

the

adaptor

and

connect

the

ep’s

inlet

(on

the

back

panel):

Before

you

plug

the

other

end

into

wall

outlet,

sure

the

ep's

|Power]

button

the

“off”

position.

Use

only

the

adaptor

supplied

with

the

instrument.

Loop

the

adaptor

cord

around

the

cord

hook;

this

will

help

prevent

accidental

disconnection.

1200mA

MODEL

EP-707

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Roland

Corporation

MADE

JAPAN

B-

Adaptor

Attach

the

Music

Rest

There

should

music

rest

somewhere

the

box

your

came

in.

you

wish

attach

the

music

rest

the

instrument,

simply

slide

the

pasts

the

music

rest

into

the

holes

the

back

panel:

For

those

you

who'd

rather

play

your

new

instrument

than

read

about

...

With

the

properly

setup

(see

page)

...

Press

the

[Power]

button

(on

the

left

side

the

front

panel).

Find

and

press

the

[One

Touch

Program]

button

(below

and

the

right

the

display).

Play

any

note

within

the

bottom

two

octaves

the

keyboard

and

amazing

things

will

happen!

The

Arranger

(auto-accompaniment)

will

kick

and

play

Intro

phrase

based

the

note

you

played.

After

the

Intro

finished,

the

rhythm

will

settle

in.

(This

Music

Style

(A-1

BIG

BAND)

selected

automatically

each

time

the

turned

on.)

Adjust

the

volume

with

the

[Volume]

slider.

Play

different

note

the

keyboard

—

again

within

the

bottom

two

octaves

—

and

the

accompaniment

will

change

reflect

the

new

chord.

make

nice,

smooth

chord

changes,

try

play

each

new

note

just

before

—

but

not

exactly

—

the

first

beat

the

following

bar.

(Watch

the

Beat

indicator

the

display

for

help.)

This

entirely

matter

feel

and

will

take

some

practice.

Also,

different

Music

Styles

(with

different

rhythmic

feels)

may

require

different

timing.

Once

you

get

the

idea,

you

can

play

solo

part

over

top

the

accompaniment!

(Ah,

yes

....

the

miracle

modern

technology!)

Play

your

solo

anywhere

within

the

top

four

octaves

the

keyboard.

piano

sound

has

already

been

selected

the

solo

instrument.)

When

you’re

ready

for

the

big

finale,

find

and

press

the

[Intro/Ending]

button

(below

and

the

left

the

display).

automatic

Ending

phrase

will

complete

your

dazzling

performance!

There

...

doesn't

that

feel

better?!

Now,

please

proceed

the

rest

this

manual.

Demo

Song

Playback

Now

that

you've

had

chance

play

the

ep,

sit

back

and

let

the

play

for

you!

Stored

the

ep’s

memory

are

demonstration

songs

which

were

writlen

highlight

the

instrument’s

capabilities.

With

little

practice

(and

the

knowledge

gained

from

this

manual),

you'll

able

create

music

just

this!

the

far

right

side

the

panel,

find

and

press

[Demo].

The

button

indicator

will

light

and

the

display

will

read:

Group

Bank

Number

«JETI

says

“dEn,”

but

means

“demo.”

LIL

Tempo

> a

hear

all

demo

songs,

one

after

another,

press

[Start/Stop].

The

first

song

will

start

play

(adjust

the

volume

necessary)

and

the

words

“demo

song

1”

will

scroll

across

the

display.

stop

playback

any

time,

press

[Start/Stop]

[Demo].

All

songs

will

play

continuously

until

you

stop

playback.

hear

specific

demo

song

...

sure

the

[Demo]

button

lit

and

that

song

currently

playing.

Press

the

Music

Style

button

([1]

—

[8])

that

corresponds

the

song

you

wish

hear:

Music

Style

Group

A»

BigBand

Ballad

Swing

Country

Dixieland

Dance

Funk

Gospel

Group

PopPiano

Standard

Contemp

OldBallad

BossaNova

Rhumba

March

Waltz

Song

Sang

Song

Playback

will

begin

instantly

(and

will

stop

when

complete).

Again,

press

[Start/Stop]

[Demo]

any

time

stop

playback.

Press

another

Music

Style

button

select

different

song

you

like.

When

you

are

finished

listening

all

the

demo

songs

you

wish,

press

[Demo]

again

(so

the

button

indicator

goes

out).

During

demo

song

playback,

only

the

[Demo]

and

[Start/Stop]

buttons

and

the

[Volume]

slider

will

have

any

effect;

all

other

panel

controls

(including

the

keyboard

itself)

will

inactive.

MIDI

data

neither

transmitted

nor

received

during

the

playback

demo

songs.

For

information

about

the

demo

songs

and

their

composers,

refer

page

the

Reference

section.

Panel

Descriptions

Chord

Transpose

Tune

Arranger

intelligence

Hold

-On/Off

oiume

Min

01!

0104

414

Max

Master

Control

Section

[Power]

Button

This

one's

really

easy;

this

button

turns

the

and

off!

[Tune]

Button

This

button

—

when

used

with

the

Tempo

[-]

and

[+]

buttons

—

used

set

the

overall

pitch

the

instrument.

You

can

use

this

function

tune

the

another

instrument

recorded

music,

for

exam-

ple.

(Page

25)

[Transpose]

Button

This

button

used

transpose

the

pitch

the

instrument.

With

this

function,

you

can

play

the

any

key

while

using

the

fingering

major!

(Page

26)

[Volume]

Slider

This

slider

controls

the

instrument's

overall

volume

level

(including

headphone

volume).

Arranger

Section

These

buttons

control

the

volume

the

Arranger

—

that

part

the

which

creates

the

auto-accompa-

niment.

They

can

also

turn

the

Arranger

off

completely.

(Page

37)

Chord

Functions

[Intelligence]

Button

This

button

activates

the

ep’s

Intelligence

function

which

creates

full

chords

from

the

single

notes

you

play!

(Page

36)

[Hold]

Button

When

active,

this

function

will

automatically

sustain

(hold)

any

note

chord

you

play

until

you

play

the

one.

(Page

37)

[Sync]

Button

This

button

activates

one

the

ep’s

two

synchronization

modes

—

Start

Intelligence.

(Page

34)

Front

Panel

(Left)

Music

Style

Group

A»

BigBand

Ballad

Swing

Country

Dixieland

Dance

Funk

Gospel

Group

PopPiano

Standard

Contemp

OldBallad

BossaNova

Rhumba

March

Waltz

tart

Intelligence

Style

Variation

Original

Intro

/Ending

Start

Stop

Fill

Music

Style

Section

Group

Button

the

Standard

Style

mode

there

are

Styles

from

which

choose;

Group

and

Group

This

buttons

switches

between

these

two

Groups.

(Page

32)

Selection

Buttons

[1]

—

[8]

These

buttons

are

used

for

selecting

the

Music

Styles

(in

both

the

Standard

and

Expansion

modes;

Pages

32),

and

the

demo

songs

(when

the

Demo

Song

mode).

(Page

[Style

Variation]

Button

Within

each

Music

Style

there

Original

and

Variation

rhythm

pattern.

This

button

switches

between

these

two

patterns

(without

adding

fill-in).

(Page

33)

Fill

Section

These

two

buttons

([To

Variation]

and

[To

Original])

are

used

add

variety

any

Music

Style

and

create

rhythmic

‘fill-ins.”

(Page

33)

[Intro/Ending]

Button

Every

Music

Style

contains

Introduction

and

Ending

phrase

(from

—

measures

long).

When

lit,

this

button

triggers

the

Introduction

phrase

before

the

rhythm

settles

in.

When

Music

Style

already

playing,

you

can

trigger

the

Ending

phrase

pressing

this

button.

(Page

35)

[Start/Stop]

Button

This

one's

really

easy.

You

can

manually

start

and

stop

any

Music

Style

pressing

this

button.

(There

will

Intro

Ending,

however.)

(Page

32)

This

button

also

used

start

and

stop

playback

demo

songs

and

any

song

stored

the

Recorder.

(Page

40)

Panel

Descriptions

Group

Bank

Number

Tone

me”

Upper

Group

Piano

Lower

Group

Strings

Bras

Tempo

Select

Beat

Melody

One

Touch

Intelligence

Piano

Program

e o

The

Display

This

three-character

display

indicates

variety

information;

Tone

and

Music

Style

numbers,

plus

tempo,

pitch,

transposition

and

volume

settings,

for

example.

Tempo

Buttons

[-]

and

[+]

These

buttons

are

used

control

the

playback

tempo

(speed)

the

selected

Music

Style.

(Page

35)

They

are

also

used

set

the

overall

pitch

the

when

used

with

the

|Tune]

button.

(Page

25)

€

Tone

Section

Select

Button

This

button

determines

which

section

the

keyboard

(Upper

Lower)

you'll

selecting

Tone

for.

(Page

24)

Group

Button

the

Standard

Tone

mode

there

are

Tones

from

which

choose;

Group

and

Group

This

button

switches

between

the

two

Groups.

(Page

18)

Selection

Buttons

[1]

—

[8]

These

buttons

are

used

for

selecting

Tones

(in

both

Standard

and

Expansion

modes;

Pages

19).

[Melody

Intelligence]

Button

This

one

those

sophisticated

features

mentioned

earlier.

When

the

Arranger

playing

Music

Style

and

this

function

active

(the

button

LED

lit),

the

will

automatically

create

harmony

part

for

the

melody

you

play!

(Page

37)

Easy

Program

Section

(he

heart

the

ep!)

[Piano]

Button

There

may

times

when

you

want

say

“Enough!

just

want

play

the

Piano!”

Press

this

button

and

all

the

fancy

auto-accompaniment

stuff

disappears!

(Page

38)

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