To Next PageTo Next PageWhy are sounds doubled when playing my Roland Musical Instrument?
If you're hearing sounds twice when playing your Roland Musical Instrument, and it's set to Dual Play, simply press the [Split/Dual] button to disable Dual Play. Alternatively, if it's connected to an external sequencer, turn off the soft thru function on your DAW. Also, if Local Control is turned “On,” set Local Control to “Of.f”.
Why does the sound change when I playback a song on my Roland FP-90 Musical Instrument?
If the selected sound changes when you play back a song on your Roland Musical Instrument, the SMF Play Mode might be set to “Auto-Select” or “Internal.” Set the SMF Play Mode to “External.”
How to troubleshoot no sound on my Roland Musical Instrument?
If you are not getting any sound from your Roland Musical Instrument, first ensure that your amp, speakers, and headphones are correctly connected. Also, check that the volume isn't turned down. If headphones or an adapter plug are inserted in the Phones jacks, the speakers won't produce sound. Make sure Local Control is set to “On.” If the Speaker [Off/On] switch is set to “Of,f,” the speakers will be muted. Finally, ensure that the Part [Upper] [Lower] sliders are not lowered.
What to do if I hear loud damper noise from my Roland FP-90?
If you are hearing a loud “damper noise” on your Roland Musical Instrument, ensure you are using a damper pedal that supports continuous detection, such as the DP-10 or KPD-90. If using the DP-10, set its switch to the “Continuous” position.
Why is the song volume too low on my Roland Musical Instrument?
If your Roland Musical Instrument's song volume is too low, it may be that the [Song Vol.] slider or Part [Lower] [Upper] sliders are set too low.
Why does my Roland Musical Instrument power off automatically?
If your Roland Musical Instrument's power turns off on its own, check if the auto-off setting is something other than “Off”. If you don’t need the power to turn off automatically, turn the Auto Off setting “Of.f”.
How to eliminate buzz from external devices on my Roland FP-90?
If you are experiencing a “buzz” from external devices connected to your Roland Musical Instrument, ensure that all external devices are connected to the same AC outlet.
How to stop thumping sounds when using headphones with my Roland FP-90 Musical Instrument?
If you are hearing a thumping sound when playing your Roland Musical Instrument with headphones on, it could be the sound of the hammers inside the keyboard, or vibrations in the floor or walls. To minimize such vibrations, move the piano away from the wall, or lay down a commercially available anti-vibration mat designed for use with pianos.
Why does the piano's tone change when I record on my Roland FP-90 Musical Instrument?
If the piano’s tonal character changes when you record on your Roland Musical Instrument, it could be that you are recording with a tone that you created in Piano Designer. The Piano Designer settings might not be reproduced when you play back a song. Also, check if you are playing back the audio- recorded sound, record as SMF.
What to do if there is no sound when playing back a song on my Roland Musical Instrument?
If you are not getting any sound when you play back a song on your Roland Musical Instrument, it may be that the [Song Vol.] slider or Part [Lower] [Upper] sliders are set to “0”.
General| Touch Sensitivity | 100 types, fixed touch |
|---|---|
| Keyboard | 88 keys, PHA-50 (Wood and Plastic Hybrid Structure), with Escapement and Ebony/Ivory Feel |
| Sound Engine | SuperNATURAL Piano |
| Polyphony | 384 voices |
| Speakers | 25W x 2 |
| Bluetooth | Bluetooth Ver 3.0 (Audio), Bluetooth Ver 4.0 (MIDI) |
| USB | USB Type B (MIDI/Audio), USB Type A (Memory) |
| Connectors | Phones (Stereo), Output (L/Mono, R), Input (L/Mono, R), Mic, Pedal (Damper, Assignable), MIDI (In, Out) |
| Dimensions | 1340 mm x 390 mm x 136 mm / 52-13/16 inches x 15-3/8 inches x 5-3/8 inches |
| Weight | 23.6 kg |
| Included Accessories | Owner's Manual Music rest AC Adaptor Power Cord Damper Pedal |
| Tones | 307 tones (including 8 drum sets, 1 SFX set) |
Describes choosing from various instrument tones for performance.
Explains combining two sounds for richer performance on a single key.
Assigns different tones to left and right hand sections of the keyboard.
Modifies sound's tonal characteristics via frequency adjustments.
Saves and recalls user-defined performance configurations.
Connects a microphone to add vocals during musical performance.
Instructions for capturing musical output on the unit.
Enables wireless audio streaming and mobile app control.
Personalizes the piano's acoustic sound characteristics.
Describes the buttons, display, and sliders on the front of the unit.
Procedures for turning the unit on and off safely.
Explains the unit's energy-saving auto-off feature.
Describes the functions of the Damper, Sostenuto, and Soft pedals.
Details all input/output jacks and connectors on the rear.
Adjusts sound frequencies using EQ controls for desired tone.
Modifies the acoustical character of the sound.
Adjusts the pitch of the keyboard or song.
Uses different tones for left and right keyboard sections.
Plays two tones simultaneously from a single key.
Loads previously saved performance settings.
Accesses and adjusts detailed unit parameters.
Using and customizing the built-in metronome for practice.
Accesses and plays built-in demonstration songs.
Instructions for playback and recording songs.
Connects and uses a microphone with the unit.
Controls the playback volume of songs.
Details SMF and Audio recording procedures.
Specific instructions for capturing audio performances.
Transforms Standard MIDI Files into audio files.
Changes the names of saved performance songs.
Moves songs between internal memory and USB drive.
Removes songs from internal memory or USB drive.
Adjusts piano sound characteristics like strings and hammers.
Connects a microphone for singing while playing.
Adds effects such as doubling and echo to microphone sound.
Fine-tunes the applied microphone effects.
Saves current settings into user-defined registrations.
Loads previously saved performance settings.
Exports all registrations as a set to a USB drive.
Imports a registration set from a USB drive.
Erases all songs and data from memory or USB.
Resets all settings to their original factory defaults.
Saves key settings to internal memory for automatic recall.
Sets how keyboard sensitivity responds to playing touch.
Tunes the piano's pitch to match other instruments.
Selects historical or modern tuning systems.
Sets the base note for non-equal temperament tuning.
Adjusts sound frequencies using EQ controls.
Controls volume for external audio input.
Selects how SMF songs are played back.
Chooses between SMF or audio recording.
Selects which tone pedal effects are applied to.
Assigns a function to the center pedal.
Assigns a function to the left pedal.
Assigns a pedal for sequential registration changes.
Configures MIDI transmission for tone changes.
Prevents sound duplication with MIDI sequencers.
Specifies the MIDI channel for transmitting data.
Controls the brightness of the unit's display.
Controls the brightness of the unit's buttons.
Sets the auto power-off timer.
Notes on Bluetooth availability and the logo indicator.
Overview of Bluetooth audio and MIDI capabilities.
Plays music wirelessly from a mobile device.
Connects a mobile device to the unit for the first time.
Reconnects previously paired mobile devices.
Controls the volume of wireless audio playback.
Exchanging MIDI data wirelessly with mobile devices.
Controls music score apps with pedals.
Reconnects devices for MIDI/page turn functions.
Customizes which keys operate the page turning function.
Selects how pedals trigger page turns (once/twice).
Resolves common Bluetooth connection issues.
Safety note on the automatic power-off feature.
Crucial warnings regarding stand stability and use.
Safety guidelines for moving the instrument.
Warning about keeping small parts away from children.
Notes on unit placement and keyboard maintenance.
Guidelines for sending unit for repair and data safety.
Notes on external media and legal notices.
