Roland HPi-50e, Owner'S Manual

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Tone List
Piano
No . Tone name Explanation
1 ConcertPiano
This is the sound of a splendid concert grand piano. It is the
most highly recommended piano tone, and can be used for
any musical style.
2 UprightPiano
The sound of an upright piano. The sound will feel closer
to you.
3
MagicalPiano
This is a charming sound that layers a synth bell with
ConcertPiano.
4 Piano + Str.
This sound layers strings with ConcertPiano.
5 RagtimePiano
This is a honky-tonk piano sound, ideal for playing ragtime.
6 Bright Piano
This is the sound of a bright grand piano, ideal when you
want the piano to stand out in an ensemble.
7 Piano+Choir
This sound layers a choir with ConcertPiano.
8
Harpsichord
This is the delicate sound of a keyboard instrument widely
used in Baroque music.
9 MellowUprght
A mellow upright piano sound.
10 Fortepiano
This is the sound of an early piano, with a somewhat different
timbre than a modern piano.
11 BalladePiano
This is a mellow grand piano sound, suitable for relaxed
songs.
12 Piano + Pad
This sound layers a pad with ConcertPiano.
13 Mellow Forte
This is a mellow fortepiano sound.
14 Harpsi 8'+4'
This sound layers a harpsichord with a sound one octave
higher.
15 BrightUprght
A brilliant upright piano sound.
16 Dolcechord
This is a fantasy-like sound that can be heard either as a
piano or as a harpsichord.
17 Pure Piano
This is a grand piano sound with a clear and transparent
tone. When using headphones, it will sound the same as
ConcertPiano.
18 Rock Piano
This is a strong and robust piano sound, ideal for
boogie-woogie.
19 Bright Forte
This is a brilliant fortepiano sound.
E. Piano
No . Tone name Explanation
1 Tremolo EP
This is the sound of an electric piano with a tremolo effect
applied. Since the speed of the tremolo will change accord-
ing to the tempo, it will match the feel of your song.
2 E.Grand
This is the sound of an electric piano with a sound-producing
mechanism similar to that of an acoustic piano. It has a
strong attack with a somewhat different character than a
conventional electric piano.
3 Pop E.Piano
This is a distinctively sharp sound with a clear metallic attack,
particularly good for fusion styles.
4
Vintage EP
This is a classic electric piano sound that can be used with
any musical style.
5 Clav.
This is the sound of an electric clavichord, ideal for percussive
playing, and particularly good for funk.
6 FM E.Piano
This is the sound of an FM electric piano reminiscent of the
1980s. It is especially good for ballades.
7 Stage Phaser
This is the sound of an electric piano with a phaser effect
applied.
8 '60s E.Piano
This is the sound of an electric piano that used vibrating
reeds to produce sound, distinctive for its mellow tone. It is
ideal for classic pop and rock songs of the past.
9 EP Belle
This is a sparkling electric piano sound. It is recommended
for playing melody lines or memorable phrases.
10 '70s E.Piano
This is the sound of an electric piano that produced sound
by striking metal bars with hammers. It has a distinctively
hard sound.
No . Tone name
Vibraphone
1
Vibraphone
2 Marimba
3 Celesta
4 Mallet Isle
5 Ballad Bells
6 Morning Lite
Strings
1
SymphonicStr
2 Epic Strings
3 Violin
4 Rich Strings
5 PizzicatoStr
6 OrchestraStr
7 Harp
8 Orchestra
9 Velo Strings
10 Cello
11 DecayStrings
No . Tone name
Organ
1
Pipe Organ
2 Nason flt 8'
3 Combo Jz.Org
4 Ballad Organ
5 Accordion
6 Gospel Spin
7 ChurchOrgan1
8 Light Organ
9 Full Stops
10 Mellow Bars
11 Lower Organ
12 ChurchOrgan2
13 '60s Organ
Voice
1 Jazz Scat
2
SymphonicCho
3
Beauty Vox
4
Angels Choir
5
Male Aahs
6
Aerial Choir
7
Decay Choir
No . Tone name
8 Female Aahs
9 Thum Voice
Pad
1
Soft Pad
2 Harpvox
3 Glass Pad
4 Lunar Strngs
5 Dcy ChoirPad
Guitar/Bass
1 Nylon-str.Gt
2 Steel-str.Gt
3 Jazz Guitar
4 AcousticBass
5 A.Bass+Cymbl
6 FingeredBass
Winds
1
ChamberWinds
2 Flute
3 OrchestraBrs
4 Alto Sax
5 BrassSection
6 Tenor Sax
No . Tone name
Drums
1
STANDARD Set
2 ROOM Set
3 POWER Set
4 ELEC.Set
5 ANALOG Set
6 JAZZ Set
7 BRUSH Set
8 ORCH.Set
9 SFX Set
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