Why do the notes on my Roland Musical Instrument not sound right?
If the notes on your Roland Musical Instrument don't sound right, consider these possibilities: * Check if you've made any Transpose settings. * Verify that the Master Tune setting is appropriate. * Ensure the setting for the Temperament is correct. * Check if the F-110 is in Dual performance mode.
How to fix a Roland Musical Instrument pedal that is not working or is stuck?
If your Roland Musical Instrument's pedal isn't working correctly or seems stuck, try these solutions: * Ensure the pedal is correctly connected by firmly plugging the cable into the pedal connector. * If the pedal cable was disconnected while the power was on, the pedal effect might remain "stuck" in the On condition. Turn off the F-110's power before connecting or disconnecting the pedal cable. * If you've reconfigured the function of the soft or sostenuto pedal, they won't operate as originally intended.
What to do if I hear a buzz from external devices connected to my Roland F-110?
If you're hearing a buzz from external devices connected to your Roland Musical Instrument, try these steps: * Ensure all external devices are connected to the same AC power outlet. * Check that you're not using a connection cable that contains a resistor. Use a cable without a resistor.
What to do if a song won’t play on my Roland F-110?
If a song won’t play on your Roland Musical Instrument, check if the indication "dEL" appears on the screen. Internal songs can't be played if you've recorded a performance and haven't saved it yet. Delete this performance data, and then try playing the song again.
Why did my recorded performance disappear on my Roland F-110 Musical Instrument?
Your recorded performance on the Roland Musical Instrument will disappear if you switch off the F-110’s power or select a song.
What to do if reverberation remains even if I defeat the Reverb effect on my Roland Musical Instrument?
Lowering the Key Off Resonance may improve matters if reverberation remains even after you disable the Reverb effect on your Roland Musical Instrument.
General| Maximum Polyphony | 128 voices |
|---|---|
| Rated Power Output | 12 W x 2 |
| Speakers | 12 cm x 2 |
| Keyboard | 88 keys |
| Sound Source | SuperNATURAL Piano Sound |
| Effects | Reverb |
| Recorder | 1 song, approx. 30, 000 notes memory |
| Internal Memory | Approx. 30, 000 notes |
| Connectors | USB COMPUTER port |
| Pedals | Damper pedal, Soft pedal, Sostenuto pedal |
| Included Accessories | Owner's Manual, Power cord |
| Touch Sensitivity | 5 types, fixed touch |
Explains manual structure, conventions, and purpose.
Highlights key functionalities like piano sounds, keyboard feel, and design.
Provides essential safety instructions to prevent hazards like fire, shock, and injury.
Covers crucial information on power, placement, maintenance, repairs, and general precautions.
Identifies and explains the function of front, rear, and bottom panel controls.
Guides through initial setup, connections, and basic operations like power and volume.
Details selecting sounds, adjusting touch, reverb, transpose, and split functions.
Explains how to select, play, and control internal songs and playback features.
Covers methods for recording keyboard performances and saving them.
Explains how to adjust sound, keyboard, pedal, tuning, metronome, and MIDI settings.
Details connections for audio equipment, MIDI devices, and computers.
Provides solutions for common problems, error messages, and performance issues.
Lists all available instrument sounds with their MIDI numbers.
Details the available drum kits and their corresponding instrument assignments.
Provides a list of all built-in preset songs.
Outlines the technical specifications of the Roland F-110 digital piano.
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