Roland EP-9e - Sound and Demonstration Features; Effects Buttons (Chorus and Reverb); Demonstration (DEMO) Button

MONO)
3
INPUT Jacks
VIBRA-
PHONE
HARPS!-
PIANO 1 PIANO 2 E.PIANO CHORD ORGAN
Effects Buttons
When one of these buttons is pressed (its indicator will
light) the effect it provides will be applied to the notes
you play :
CHORUS
The chorus effect makes one instrument
sound like several of the same instrument
playing in ensemble, so your music will
sound richer and more expansive.
REVERB The reverb effect adds reverberation (a
complex type of echo) to the notes you
play, creating the ambience of a room that
is more acoustically “alive”.
DC IN 12V
1700mA
USE ROLAND ACJ
ADAPTOR ONLY
These jacks are where you input audio signals coming from
anotherdevice. Whatever sound hasbeen input through these
jacks will be mixed with thenotes played onthe keyboard, and
can be heard through either the ep-9e’s speakers or connected
headphones. This feature conveniently allows you to practice
along with music from a CD or cassette player.
ifthe equipment you are connecting provides only monaural
output, connect to the LIMONO) jack.
OUTPUT Jacks
If desired, you can have your keyboard produce a more
impressive sound by connecting it with a stereo system or
amplifier / speaker setup. To connect the units, plug audio
cables into the keyboard’s Output jacks and plug the other
ends into the Input jacks on your sound system. If the
equipment you are going to use can only receive a monaural
signal, use the keyboard’s L (Mono) Output jack.
STRINGS CHOIR
CHORUS REVERB DEMO
Coli (i paci
DEMO Button
Press the DEMO Bution and the demonstration songs
will start playing. To stop playback of the demos, press
the DEMO button again.
To adjust the volume, move the VOLUME slider.
Introduction Demo
Ah! Vous Dirai-Je, Maman, K.265/W. A. Mozart
Invention No.1 in C-Major /J. S. Bach
Turkish March, K.331 / W. A. Mozart
Gymnopédie No.1 / Satie
Spring Song, Op.62-6 / Mendelssohn
The Harmonious Blacksmith / Handel
Invention No.13 in A-Minor / J. S. Bach
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ON DU BW
All Songs Arranged by Seiichi Ito
His life has thus far been a story of remarkable achieve-
ments, beginning with winning an electric organ con-
test while still in junior high school. While in high
school, he acquired in-depth knowledge of computers
and their use in business. At the time he entered
university, he was also an active participant in the
business of a Japanese record company. Afterwards, a
period in which he served as an advisor on keyboard
instruments for Roland Corporation lead to his being
taken on-board as a full-time employee. So far, he has
performed in 137 cities overseas, and 200 within
Japan. He resigned from Roland in 1987 in order to
establish his own school of music. Currently, while
managing his company’s “Studio Ichi,” he also serves
as an advisor to Roland concerning development of
new electronic musical instruments, and assists with
their promotion throughout the realm of music.