What to do if Roland Go:Piano 88 speakers do not produce sound?
If the speakers on your Roland Musical Instrument aren't producing sound, the master volume might be set too low, so check that first. Also, make sure headphones aren't plugged into the PHONES jack.
How to fix pop sound from Roland Go:Piano 88 speakers when turning ON/OFF?
The pop sound from the speakers of your Roland Musical Instrument when turning it ON/OFF is normal and no cause for alarm.
What to do if Roland Go:Piano 88 is not recognized when connecting to computer?
If your Roland Musical Instrument isn't being recognized when connected to your computer, first ensure the USB cable is firmly connected. If that doesn't work, try connecting to a different USB port on your computer. Note that this instrument should work without installing a driver.
Why is there noise when I use a mobile phone near my Roland Musical Instrument?
Using a mobile phone in close proximity to the Roland Musical Instrument may produce interference. To prevent this, turn off the mobile phone or use it farther away from the instrument.
Why does my Roland Go:Piano 88 shut down after a period of time?
The auto power off function will turn off the Roland Musical Instrument after a preset period of time when the instrument is not in use. To configure the Auto Power Off function, please refer to Auto Power Off in this manual.
What to do if Roland Go:Piano 88 pedal does not respond?
If the pedal is not responding, check if the pedal cable is firmly connected to your Roland Musical Instrument.
Details the controls and buttons on the front of the GO:PIANO 88.
Instructions for connecting the power adapter and turning the instrument on/off.
Guidance on how to attach the included music rest to the instrument.
How to connect headphones and manage the Phone Sense function.
Steps for connecting external audio devices to the output jack.
Instructions for plugging in and using the sustain pedal.
Guide on connecting the GO:PIANO 88 to a computer via USB.
How to choose one of the four preset tones using the TONE buttons.
Instructions for enabling Dual mode to layer two different tones.
How to adjust the touch sensitivity for expressive playing dynamics.
How to select different beat types for the metronome.
How to adjust the volume level of the metronome.
A list of available tones and their corresponding numbers.
A list of the demo songs available on the instrument.
Detailed guide on button and key combinations for various functions.
Technical chart detailing MIDI messages transmitted and recognized by the device.
General| Number of Keys | 88 |
|---|---|
| Key Action | Weighted |
| Polyphony | 128 voices |
| Effects | Reverb, Chorus |
| Sampling Frequency | 44.1 kHz |
| Metronome | Yes |
| Master Tuning | 415.3 Hz–466.2 Hz (adjustable in 0.1 Hz steps) |
| Transpose | -5 to +6 semitones |
| Bluetooth | Yes |
| Connectors | USB |
| Audio Input | AUX IN jack: Stereo miniature phone type |
| Audio Output | PHONES/OUTPUT jack: Stereo miniature phone type |
| Pedal Input | PEDAL jack: 1/4-inch phone type |
| Power Supply | AC adaptor |
| MIDI | Yes, via USB |
| App Compatibility | Yes, via Bluetooth |
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