Roland HP 1700L - Stereo Panning Effect; Using Headphones

2 Getting Started
Stereo panning ©
Listen
carefully
to
the
sound
you
play,
and
notice
which
direction
it
comes
from.
(To
hear
the
effect
most
clearly,
play
a
single
note
rather
than
a
chord.)
Notice
that
the
sound
of
lower
notes
is
heard
more
from
the
left
side
(see
Fig.
1),
and
the
sound
of
higher
notes
is
heard
more
from
the
right
side
(see
Fig.
2).
This
is
because
each
note
has
been
panned
to
the
same
stereo
location
(between
the
left
and
right
speakers)
as
they
would
occur
on
an
acoustic
piano.
This
stereo
panning
effect
adds
to
the
realism
of
the
soundfield.
Headphones
You can use stereo headphones to listen while you play. Insert the headphone
plug into the headphone jack located on the left side of your instrument. This
will turn off the built-in speakers, allowing you to practice privately.
The headphone volume is
adjusted by the VOLUME
control.