Roland FP-E50 - Adding Ambience to the Sound (Ambience); Setting the Ambience (Ambience Setting); Turning the Ambience On;Off

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Adding Ambience to the Sound (Ambience)
This features adds reverberation to the sound, which makes it sound
like you’re performing in a concert hall, cathedral or other space.
You can recreate the reverberation sound of playing piano in various
places by changing the “Ambience Type”.
Turning the Ambience On/O
1. Press the [Ambience] button.
The [Ambience] button lights up and ambience turns on.
2. Press the [Ambience] button again to turn o the
ambience.
The [Ambience] button goes dark, and ambience turns o.
Setting the Ambience (Ambience Setting)
1. Press the [Menu] button.
The Menu screen appears.
2. Use the [
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press the [Enter] button.
The Scene Edit screen appears.
3. Use the [
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] buttons to select “Ambience Setting”,
and then press the [Enter] button.
The Ambience Setting screen appears.
4. Use the [
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then use the [Dec] [Inc] buttons to change the value.
Parameter Value Explanation
Ambience
Switch
OFF, ON Turns the ambience on/off.
Ambience
Type
Studio,
Lounge,
Concert Hall,
Cathedral
Selects from various types of
reverberations that recreate the
sound of different locations.
Kbd Ambience
Send
0–10
Adjusts the depth of ambience
applied to the keyboard part.
Higher values produce more
ambience, and lower values
produce less ambience.
Parameter Value Explanation
Mic Ambience
Send
0–10
Adjusts the depth of ambience
applied to the mic part. Higher
values produce more ambience,
and lower values produce less
ambience.
* This setting is common with the “Mic
Ambience Send” parameter (p. 45) on the
Mic Setting screen.