Roland FP-8 User Manual

Chorus
Reverb
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The Chorus effect adds warmth and depth to a sound by simulating the
effect of several of the same instrument playing together in ensemble. The
Chorus effect contains 4 variations (c1-c4).
1 Select the Tone variation (or layered Tones) you wish to use.
2 Press CHORUS to turn the effect on (the indicator will light). Play the
keyboard and you will hear the Chorus effect.
3
To
select
one
of
the
Chorus
variations,
press
and
hold
CHORUS
until
“c
2"
(the
default
variation)
appears
in
the
display.
4
Continue
holding
CHORUS
while
you
use
the
VARIATION
buttons
to
select
the
desired
Chorus
variation
(c1-c4).
5 When the desired variation has been selected, release the CHORUS
button. The display will indicate the Tone variation number as before.
* The Chorus effect can be added independently to each Tone and each
layered pair of Tones. When that particular Tone (or layered pair) is selected
again, the selected Chorus variation will also be recalled.
* If the Chorus effect is on for the Tone first selected in a layered pair, that
Chorus variation will affect both Tones of the pair.
* All Chorus settings will be retained for approximately 24 hours after the unit
has been turned off. However, if you turn the piano on after the 24 hour
period, the default Chorus settings will be in effect (Chorus will be on for all
E. PIANO variations).
Reverb (reverberation) refers to the reflected sounds we hear in any en-
closed space. By adding Reverb to a sound, you can enjoy the acoustic
ambience
of
a
concert
hall.
The
Reverb
effect
contains
4
variations
(r1-r4).
1 Select the Tone variation (or layered Tones) you wish to use.
2 Press REVERB to turn the effect on (the indicator will light).
3
To
select
one
of
the
Reverb
variations’,
press
and
hold
REVERB
until
“r
2"
(the
default
variation)
appears
in
the
display.
Variations:
11 Room
r2 Hall?
r3 Hall2
r4 Delay

Roland FP-8 Specifications

General

Brand	Roland
Model	FP-8
Category	Musical Instrument
Language	English