Title: Theory / Unimportant / Art / Instrument / Roland FP-E50

Action: Switch to playing piano tone only
Letter: One touch piano
App: Roland FP-E50

Action: Cycle between the settings Single -> Split -> Dual
Letter: Split/dial
App: Roland FP-E50

Action: Transpose half a tone down
Letter: Transpose + Dec
App: Roland FP-E50

Action: Transpose half a tone up
Letter: Transpose + Inc
App: Roland FP-E50

Action: Set Note as the tonic
Letter: Transpose + Note
App: Roland FP-E50

Action: Turns accompaniment parts on/off excepts for the drums
Letter: Accomp On
App: Roland FP-E50

Action: Turns the interactive function on/off
Letter: Interactive On
App: Roland FP-E50

Action: Turn on the power
App: Roland FP-E50

Question: What to do before turning the keyboard on/off
Answer: turn volume to 0
Context: Roland FP-E50
Answer2: Don't touch the wheels

Name: Tone category
Definition: Classification of instruments or types of sounds
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Context: Roland FP-E50

Name: Tone banks
Definition: The groupings of tone in the instruments
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Context: Roland FP-E50

Name: SuperNATURAL piano
Page: 14
Context: Roland FP-E50
Abbreviation: SN

Name: Preset
Page: 14
Context: Roland FP-E50, tone bank
Abbreviation: PR

Name: Common
Page: 14
Context: Roland FP-E50, tone bank
Abbreviation: CM

Name: Comon drums
Page: 14
Context: Roland FP-E50, tone bank
Abbreviation: CD

Name: User
Definition: The tones imported froum sound packs
Page: 14
Context: Roland FP-E50, tone bank
Abbreviation: U

Name: Wave expension
Page: 14
Context: Roland FP-E50, tone bank
Abbreviation: EX

Name: Split mode
Definition: Having different tone to the lowest and highest part of the keyboard
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Context: Roland FP-E50

Name: Split point
Definition: Note at which the tone change in split mode
Page: 17
Context: Roland FP-E50

Name: Dual mode
Definition: Two tones are used simultaneously fofr each key
Page: 18
Context: Roland FP-E50
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Action: save current tone as favorite
Letter: Long press favorites
App: Roland FP-E50
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Action: select a favorite tone
Letter: short press [Favorite]
App: Roland FP-E50
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Action: Turn metronome on/off
Letter: short press [Metronome]
App: Roland FP-E50
Other fields (not shown on cards):
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Action: Open metronome settings, except tempo
Letter: Long press [Metronome]
App: Roland FP-E50
Other fields (not shown on cards):
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Action: Open Tempo menu
Letter: Press [Tempo]
App: Roland FP-E50
Other fields (not shown on cards):
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Action: Allow to set tempo of quarter with at least three "enter" touch
Letter: Long Press [Tempo]
App: Roland FP-E50
Other fields (not shown on cards):
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Action: Lock/unlock tempo
Letter: Enter
App: Roland FP-E50
Focus: Tempo window
Other fields (not shown on cards):
Page: 25

Name: Tempo lock
Definition: Ensuring tempo remains identical in scene/style change
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Context: Roland FP-E50

Name: Scene
Definition: a collection of performance settings for the keyboard parts, auto-accompaniment, chord sequencer and the mic.
Page: 26
Context: Roland FP-E50

Question: How to edit scene
Answer: Menu > Scene edit
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Context: Roland FP-E50

Action: Saving current scene
Letter: Long press "scene"
App: Roland FP-E50
Other fields (not shown on cards):
Page: 26

Action: Turn Ambience on/off
Letter: Short press [Ambience]
App: Roland FP-E50
Other fields (not shown on cards):
Page: 26

Action: Turn transpose on/off
Letter: Short press [Transpose]
App: Roland FP-E50
Other fields (not shown on cards):
Page: 26

Action: Set the transposition
Letter: Long press [Transpose]
App: Roland FP-E50
Other fields (not shown on cards):
Page: 26

Action: Pairing bluetooth
Letter: Long press [Menu]
App: Roland FP-E50
Other fields (not shown on cards):
Page: 31

Action: Waits until you play a note to start the style
Letter: [Sync start]
App: Roland FP-E50
Other fields (not shown on cards):
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Action: Play a more relaxed accompaniment of the style
Letter: [Variation 1]
App: Roland FP-E50
Other fields (not shown on cards):
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Action: Plays a more lively, energetic accompaniment of the style
Letter: [Variation 2]
App: Roland FP-E50
Other fields (not shown on cards):
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Action: Current style will begin by an intro
Letter: [Intro/Ending]
App: Roland FP-E50
Focus: Nothing is playing
Other fields (not shown on cards):
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Action: Start an ending
Letter: [Intro/Ending]
App: Roland FP-E50
Focus: Something is playing
Other fields (not shown on cards):
Page: 35

Action: starts/ends the auto accompaniment
Letter: [Accomp on]
App: Roland FP-E50
Other fields (not shown on cards):
Page: 35

Action: Start interactive accompaniment
Letter: [Interactive on]
App: Roland FP-E50
Other fields (not shown on cards):
Page: 35

Name: Interactive accompaniment
Definition: Accompaniment that adapts arrangement and volume according to what is played
Page: 35
Context: Roland FP-E50

Question: What controls volument of interactive accompaniment
Answer: Dynamics of what is played on the right of the split point
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Context: Roland FP-E50

Question: What controls the style of interactive accompaniment
Answer: How you play on the keyboard zone to the left of the split point
Page: 35
Context: Roland FP-E50

Action: Display the chords of the chord pattern
Letter: Long press chord sequencer [Select]
App: Roland FP-E50
Other fields (not shown on cards):
Page: 39

Action: Play/stop Mic input
Letter: [Mic FX]
App: Roland FP-E50
Other fields (not shown on cards):
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Name: Harmony
Definition: Extra voices, similar to mic,
Page: 45
Context: Roland FP-E50

Name: Direct level
Definition: The level of the actual voice
Page: 45
Context: Roland FP-E50, Harmony

Name: Chorus send
Definition: The amount of signal sent to the chorus effect
Page: 45
Context: Roland FP-E50, Harmony

Name: Noise suppressor
Definition: Only play noises that have at least th decibels
Page: 45
Context: Roland FP-E50, Harmony

Name: Robot switch
Definition: Changes your voice to an uninflected robotic voice
Page: 46
Context: Roland FP-E50, Harmony

Name: Format
Definition: Adjust the formant of the voice
Page: 46
Context: Roland FP-E50, Harmony

Variable: Pitch
Meaning: Adjust the pitch of the voice
Page: 46
Context: Roland FP-E50, Harmony

Action: Open the song menu
Letter: [Song]
App: Roland FP-E50, Harmony
Other fields (not shown on cards):
Page: 46

Action: Open the recording menu, in standby mode
App: Roland FP-E50, Harmony
Other fields (not shown on cards):
Page: 46

Action: Remove the vocals from the played sound
Letter: [Center cancel]
App: Roland FP-E50, Harmony
Other fields (not shown on cards):
Page: 46

Name: Piano designer
Definition: Allow to simulate a grand piano with various configuration
Page: 60
Context: Roland FP-E50

Variable: lid
Meaning: Configure how much the lid of the grand piano is open
Page: 60
Context: Roland FP-E50, Piano designer

Variable: String resonnance
Meaning: Configure how much strings resonate when other strings are played
Page: 60
Context: Roland FP-E50, Piano designer

Variable: Damper reasonance
Meaning: Configure the effect of the damper pedal
Page: 60
Context: Roland FP-E50, Piano designer

Variable: Key Off reasonnance
Meaning: Adjusts the resonance of the subtle sounds that occur when a key of an acoustic piano is released
Page: 60
Context: Roland FP-E50, Piano designer

Variable: Cabinet reasonnance
Meaning: Adjusts the body reasonance of the grand piano itself
Page: 60
Context: Roland FP-E50, Piano designer

Variable: Single note tuning
Meaning: Adjusts the pitch of each key.
Page: 60
Context: Roland FP-E50, Piano designer

Variable: Single note Volume
Meaning: Adjusts the volume of each key.
Page: 60
Context: Roland FP-E50, Piano designer

Variable: Single Note Character
Meaning: Adjusts the tonal character of each key.
Page: 60
Context: Roland FP-E50, Piano designer

Variable: Twin piano
Meaning: Allow to split the piano in two parts with the same range.
Page: 61
Context: Roland FP-E50, Scene

Variable: Bpend range
Meaning: Amount of change (in semitones) made by the pitch bend
Page: 63
Context: Roland FP-E50, Wheel

Variable: Key Touch
Meaning: Adjusts the touch response when you play the kyboard
Page: 63
Context: Roland FP-E50, settings