Roland FP-E50 88-Key Portable Digital Piano - Manual (Page 19)

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There are three ways to change the tones used for the keyboard parts,
as follows.
Selecting with the Tone Buttons (p. 19)
Select a tone assigned to a tone button.
By pressing two tone buttons at the same time, the instrument enters
“Dual mode” (p. 13).
Selecting with the [Dec] [Inc] Buttons (p. 19)
When the cursor is positioned at the tone name, tone category or
tone bank on the top screen, change the tone by using the [Dec] [Inc]
buttons.
Selecting from the Tone List Screen (p. 20)
You can select a tone from the onscreen tone list.
Selecting with the Tone Buttons
1.
Press the tone button corresponding to the tone you
want to select .
The tone that’s assigned to that tone button is selected, and the button’s
indicator lights up.
Ø Tone buttons and corresponding categories (p. 20)
Pressing the same tone button twice displays the Tone List screen.
Ø Tone List Screen (Category View) (p. 20)
Ø Tone List Screen (Bank View) (p. 20)
MEMO
When you press a tone button, the tone that was previously selected
using that button is recalled . However, the button returns to its default
tone when you turn the power off and on again .
Selecting with the [Dec] [Inc] Buttons
1. On the top screen, move the cursor to the tone name,
tone category or tone bank .
2. Press the [Dec] [Inc] buttons to select a tone .
Selecting a Tone (Tone Select)
Corresponding parts for tones selected in each keyboard mode
Single
Normal: the tone for the upper part is selected.
Split
When lower (left) part is selected: the tone for the lower (left) part is selected.
Other selection not listed above: the tone for the upper part is selected.
Dual
When lower (tone 2) part is selected: the tone for the lower (tone 2) part is selected.
Other selection not listed above: the tone for the upper part is selected.