To Next PageTo Next PageWhy does the sound change abruptly in the upper range of my Roland Musical Instrument?
On Roland pianos, the sound in the upper octaves continues to ring, similar to an acoustic piano. The range that is unaffected by the damper pedal will change depending on the Key Transpose setting on the HP101.
What to do if no sound is heard when a MIDI instrument is connected to my Roland Musical Instrument?
If you're not hearing sound when a MIDI instrument is connected to your Roland Musical Instrument, ensure all devices are switched on, the MIDI cables are correctly connected, and the MIDI channel matches the connected instrument.
Why are not all played notes sounded on my Roland Musical Instrument?
The Roland HP101 can only play a maximum of 64 notes simultaneously. Frequent use of the damper pedal, especially when playing along with a song, may result in too many notes being played at once, causing some notes to drop out.
General| Brand | Roland |
|---|---|
| Model | HP101 |
| Category | Musical Instrument |
| Language | English |
Important details regarding connecting the unit to a power source and its implications.
Details the buttons and controls on the main control panel of the HP101.
Identifies the various jacks and connectors found on the rear panel of the unit.
Guides on connecting pedals, power cord, lid, and music rest for initial use.
Instructions for connecting headphones, using the hook, and adjusting volume.
Explains pedal operations and how to adjust the unit's base for stability.
How to select and perform with the 14 different internal tones available.
Instructions for adding reverb and adjusting its depth for enhanced sound.
Basics of MIDI, device connection, and send channel settings.
How to switch Local Control On and Off for MIDI synchronization.
