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If you press and hold this button, you switch on/off the MIDI synchronization function. 14. REVERB button Press this button to switch the digital Reverb effect on (indicator lights) or off (indicator goes dark). Listening to the demo songs 15. KEY TOUCH (Only HP-130) These buttons allow you to change the HP-130's response to your playing dynamics. See "Key Touch: velocity sensitivity" for details. The HP-130/ep-85/ep-75 comes with seven songs that demonstrate the quality of its Tones and Styles. Note: See the explanation under step (2) of "First steps" if the demo function doesn't seem to work. 1. Connect all supplied accessories (see "Connections/powering up"). 2. Hold down the [PLAY] button and press one of the following Tone select buttons to start playback of the corresponding song. (The indicator of the [PLAY] button lights, while the indicator of the Tone select button you pressed flashes.) To listen to all demo songs in sequence, hold down [KEY START/STOP] while pressing [PLAY]. 3. Press the [PLAY] or [KEY START/STOP] button to stop playback of the demo song(s). Note: You cannot play on the keyboard while a demo song is played back. If you want to start playing again, stop the demo song(s). Demo songs and composers Educational I M. dementi • Sonatina Op36 n’l, J.5. Bach • Minuetto ■ Minuetto Educational 2 LVan Beethoven - Sonatina in Sol, WJL Mozart - Sonata K.545 Classic 1 f. Chopin ■ Studio Op. 10 n‘4 Classic 2 M. Ravel • Valse Noble et Sentimentales n‘ 3 Jazz MassimHiano Coclite • Flower Tones Various Composers Pianist Styles demo Profile of the demo songs Arranger MassimHiano Coclite MassimHiano Coclite graduated in piano with excellent marks. After getting his degree with Maestro Marvulli at the Pescara Academy of Music, he decided to perfect his skills by attending a three-year specialization course. A concert pianist and composer, MassimHiano plays recitals and performs with chamber orchestras. On an international level, he has performed in Germany with such famous artists as M. Strauss, S. Collot, R. Tudorache as well as with the International French Orchestra. At home, MassimHiano has played in all major Italian cities, including solo performances with the Bari and Pescara Symphony Orchestras. MassimHiano has just recorded a CD of his own work with a trio. The winner of several national and international competitions, he has been working for Roland as musical adviser since 1992. 7 Owner's Manual L Using the HP-13Q/ep-85/ep-75 with the Pianist The first time you switch on your HP-130/ep-85/ep-75, it will automatically select the Pianist mode. See step (2) under "First steps"if you have selected the piano mode. Note that the HP-130/ep-85/ep-75 can be used as a "real" piano in Pianist mode (i.e. without accompaniment). Just don't press the [KEY START/STOP] button... But do have a listen at the Pianist just the same. 1. Connect ail supplied accessories (see "Connections/powering up"). 2. Press the [KEY START/STOP] button (indicator lights). The Pianist is an automatic accompaniment function that provides a piano accompaniment for your melodies based on the chords you play with your left hand. Unlike the normal piano mode (see page 10), the HP-130 /ep-85/ep-75's Pianist splits the keyboard into two halves. Let's agree to call the left half of the keyboard the Lower zone, and to refer to the right half as the Upper zone. The split point is located at C3 (C4 for ep-75),third C from the left. C major: C3 (HP-130/ep-85) C4 (ep-75) Lower zone: Pianist Upper zone: Melody You are free to select whichever Tone you like for the Upper zone. See page 10 for how to select Tones. Chord Intelligence 3. Play a C to the left of the Split Point The HP-130/ep-85/ep-75 now assumes that you wanted to play a C major chord and starts an accompaniment in C major. The function that allows the HP-130/ep-85/ep-75 to make that assumption is called Chord Intelligence. Chord Intelligence simplifies chord fingering to a degree that even newcomers will have little trouble playing great music. Let's have a look at how Chord Intelligence works. Look at the following examples of C chords and try out the fingering you see in the right illustrations. (For your reference, we also included the correct fingering of these chords. You may need them for playing piano, organ, etc., music.) Note: By playing your first chord, you will start the Pianist. If you want to stop it, press [KEY START/ STOP], HUB Chord Intelligence C minor (m): Chord Intelligence C7: Chord Intelligence C minor seventh (m7): TUT I !.!! !! If Norma m Iffl Normal III II Normal HI Chord Intelligence Normal Note: You can also play chords the usual way. Note: See the end of this manual for additional chords (also in other keys). Pianist: musical accompaniments But why do you need chords? That is because the Pianist uses the selected Style and transposes it to the key you specify by playing (intellige...