Panel Description; Front Panel; Rear Panel - Roland HP 1300e Owner's Manual

Panel Description
Front Panel
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VOLUME Knob Voice Buttons
At "MAX" the volume will be greatest. Use these buttons to select the sounc you want.
£22] BRILLIANCE Knob 4.2 : PIANG A sich concert grand piano sound.
The sound becomes brighter as the knob 's turned toward , -
BRIGHT. HARPSICHORD A distinctively sensitive and refined
harpsichord sound.
FUNCTION Button VIBRAPHONE _ The sound of a large vibraphone.
The FUNCTION button, when used in combination with = PIANO Provides the timbre ofa luminous:
other buttons, is used to periorm the following procedures: fo
transparent electric piano.
Playing the demo songs {p. 8) PIPE ORGAN A Cathedral pipe organ
Transposing to other keys (p. 9) STRINGS The sound of a delightful string ensem-
Assigning pedal functions (p. 9) ble.
Setting the MIDI Transmit/Receive Channeis (p. 11)
Setting Omni ON or OFF (9. 11) Press any two Voice buttons simultaneously to have those
Setting Local ON or OFF (p. 11) two sounds combined and played together. (This is known
Setting the Multi-Timbral mode (p. 12) as the DUAL function.)
Setting the MIDI mode {p. 12)
Rear Panel
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MIDI Connectors [2] tnpuT Jacks
Accept the MIDI cables used to connect external elec- Accept input of audio signals from some other unit (CD
tronic instruments. player, cassette deck etc.) that you wish to hear through
the HP-1300e/HP-1600e's speakers.
PEDAL Jack
This is where you'll connect the supplied pedals. fg] OUTPUT Jacks
Provide output of sound produced by the
TUNE Knob HP-1300e/HP-1600e.
Allows the overall pitch to be adjusted. With the knob at
its center position, the center A key (/a) on the keyboard
will have a frequency of 440 Hz.
Move the knob in the direction of "#" to raise the pitch,
and toward " b" to lower it. By rotating the knob to either
extreme, you obtain a change of 50 cents (1/2 semitone).