Why can’t I play a song on my Roland FP-50 Musical Instrument?
If you can't play a song on your Roland Musical Instrument, ensure that the data format is compatible. Playable audio files must be in SMF formats 0/1, Roland Piano Digital format (i-format), or WAV format (44.1 kHz, 16-bit linear).
General| Keyboard | 88 keys (Ivory Feel-G keyboard with Escapement) |
|---|---|
| Sound Generator | SuperNATURAL Piano Sound |
| Polyphony | 128 voices |
| Speakers | 12 cm x 2 |
| Amplifier | 11 W x 2 |
| Effects | Reverb, Chorus, Brilliance |
| Weight | 16.5 kg |
| Connectivity | Headphones, USB, MIDI |
| Power Consumption | 9 W |
| Included Accessories | Owner's Manual, Music Rest, AC Adaptor, Power Cord, Pedal |
| Tones | 347 tones (including 8 grand piano, 8 electric piano, 16 organ, 16 strings, and others) |
Explore different piano sounds, layering, split play, and metronome functions.
Play along with rhythms and built-in songs using accompaniment features.
Learn to record performances and manage recorded audio files.
Enhance your sound with reverberation and tone color adjustments.
Utilize features like transpose and performance setting recall.
Access user-friendly features like panel lock and wireless connectivity.
Explains how to select and layer different instrument sounds.
Describes how to use split mode for dual tones.
How to save and recall performance settings.
Guides on choosing and playing songs.
How to select and control rhythms.
Instructions for setting up the piano stand.
How to safely operate the unit's power.
Explores the 372 available tones.
Details split play functionality.
How to use the metronome.
Covers ambience and equalizer settings.
Explains how to transpose the key.
Records performances as Standard MIDI Files.
Records performances as audio data.
Allows selection of save location and song naming.
Saves current performance settings into one of four registration buttons.
Saves all registrations into internal memory or USB flash drive.
Loads a saved registration set into the registration buttons.
Configures automatic power-off settings.
Enables saving settings via internal memory.
Prevents accidental button presses during use.
Resets all settings to default values.
Basic instructions for accessing settings.
Adjusts reference pitch for ensemble playing.
Selects different tuning systems for historical music.
Customizes piano sound parameters.
Explains the purpose of wireless connectivity.
Describes initial setup via WPS.
Guides manual connection to a network.
Addresses issues where no audio output is heard.
Covers pitch or tone quality problems.
Solutions for connectivity issues.
General safety warnings and precautions.
Safety advice for stand usage.
Electrical safety guidelines.
Guidelines for handling and using USB drives.
Legal information and brand acknowledgments.
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