Roland VP-7 - Manual (Page 18)

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The Human Voice section lets you perform with realistic choir sounds simply by playing the keyboard.
Selecting a Human Voice
Press one of the Human Voice buttons so it’s lit (green); now you can play the Human Voice section.
If one of the Human Voice sounds is selected, the indicator of that sound button will light green.
Try out the sound as you adjust the [Harmony] knob and [Ambience] knob (p. 23, p. 25).
Sound Explanation
Female Choir This is the sound of a female choir. The tone will change according to your keyboard playing dynamics.
Kids Choir This is a children’s choir with a beautiful transparent sound.
Gregorian Choir This is the sound of a large choir typical of singing in a church. It is suitable for majestic classical songs.
Jazz Scat This sound samples a jazz scat vocalist. It is suitable for songs with rapid passages, or scat solos.
NOTE
You can’t use the Human Voice section and Vocal Designer section at the same time.
Performing with a Human Voice
If you don’t hear sound, check the following
• Is the VP-7 correctly connected to your amp, speaker, or
headphones? (p. 12)
• Is the volume of the VP-7 raised? (p. 16)
• Is Bypass turned off ([Bypass] button unlit)? (p. 24)
• Is your microphone’s switch turned on?
• Is your microphone connected correctly ? (p. 13)
• Is the microphone input level raised? (p. 17)
• Is the [Harmony] knob set to the right of the center
position? (p. 23)