Roland FP-9 - Page 8

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Front Panel
Speaker Line Out
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Shoms Reverb
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Lower
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Petal Balance fanspes
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11. [Speaker Volume] Knob
This
adjusts
the
volume
level
for
the
unit's
internal
speakers
.
(p.
11).
12. [Line Out Volume] Knob
When
audio
equipment
or
other
digital
instruments
are
connected,
this
adjusts
the
level
of
output
to
the
connected
equipment (p. 23).
13. [Brilliance] Knob
This adjusts the sound's brilliance (p. 11).
14. [Split] Button
You
can
use
this
to
divide
the
keyboard
into
right-hand
and
left-hand
sections
that
each
play
different
tones
(p.
14).
15. Tone Buttons
These choose the sound the keyboard plays (p. 13).
There are buttons for eight different Tone Groups.
16. [Variation] Button
Used to choose a tone from a Tone Group (p. 13).
17. [Chorus] Button
You can use this to add three-dimensional breadth and
“fatness” to sounds (p. 16).
18. [Reverb] Button
You can use this to add the same echoes as in a concert hall to
what you play (p. 17).
19. <<Function>> Button
You can call up a particular button’s extended function by
pressing this button, then pressing the other button (p. 9).
The label under each button shows its extended function
(such as “Local”).
You can call up MIDI-related extended functions (p. 24) by
holding down this button and pressing a key (p. 9).