Roland HP 147 e - Sound Selection and Tones; Selecting the Piano Sound; Using and Assigning Other Tones

HP-147e
3. Playing your own music
3.1 Selecting sounds The [Tone] button indicator blinks to signal that your
The HP-147e allows you to play using four different selection has been registered.
sounds including piano. The HP-147e’s sounds are Tone
called “Tones”.
Selecting the Piano sound
Though the piano sound is automatically selected
every time you switch on the HP-147e, there may be While holding down...
situations (such as after using a different sound, see
below) where you need to return to the Piano sound.
To do so, press the [Piano] button):
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Performing with other sounds
The HP-147e also includes three other tones: E.Piano
(Electric Piano), Harpsichord, and Strings. You can
assign any one of these three tones to the [Tone] but- Press
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Press the [Tone] button. 2. After releasing the button, play the keyboard.
7 Ti The button indicator stops blinking and stays on,
one ons indicating that the tone selected in Step 1 has been
> (= assigned to the [Tone] button. Playing a few notes is
important to confirm your selection.
Lights Note: You can also set the tone by pressing the blinking
[Tone] button instead of playing the keyboard. If you doirt
want to set the tone, press the [Piano] button.
Press
This selects the E.Piano (Electric Piano) sound that is
automatically assigned to the [Tone] button whenever
you switch on the HP-147e.
Assigning another sound to the [Tone] button
Any of the three Tones may be assigned to the [Tone]
button. Doing so allows you to alternate between the
selected Tone (by pressing [Tone]) and the Piano
sound (by pressing [Piano]).
1. While holding down the [Tone] button, press the
key with the name of the Tone you want to use.