Roland EM-25 Owner's Manual

Roland EM-25 manual cover
Pages 98
Year 2004
Language(s)
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Roland EM-25 Specification

The Roland EM-25 Keyboard is a versatile and user-friendly instrument designed for musicians of varying skill levels. It features a 61-note touch-sensitive keyboard, providing dynamic control and an authentic playing experience. The EM-25 is equipped with 64-voice polyphony, allowing for complex compositions without note dropouts. It offers a wide range of sounds with over 400 high-quality tones, including acoustic and electric pianos, organs, strings, brass, and synthesizers, ensuring a rich sonic palette for diverse musical genres.

The keyboard integrates an intuitive interface with an easy-to-read backlit LCD screen, facilitating seamless navigation through its various functions. It includes 64 preset styles and 64 user styles, allowing users to create and store their rhythmic backing tracks. The onboard 16-track sequencer enables musicians to record and edit their performances, fostering creativity and experimentation.

Connectivity options include MIDI in/out, allowing integration with other MIDI-compatible devices for expanded functionality. The EM-25 also features external audio input, enabling users to connect microphones or other instruments for live performances or practice sessions. A built-in amplifier and speakers deliver clear and powerful sound, suitable for both home and small venue settings.

Additionally, the instrument supports various educational functions, such as a built-in metronome and accompaniment features, making it an excellent choice for learners. The compact and lightweight design of the Roland EM-25 ensures portability, while its robust construction ensures durability for regular use. Overall, the Roland EM-25 Keyboard is a comprehensive instrument that combines quality sound, versatile features, and ease of use, appealing to musicians seeking both performance and educational capabilities.

Roland EM-25 F.A.Q.

How do I perform a factory reset on the Roland EM-25 Keyboard?

To perform a factory reset on the Roland EM-25, turn off the keyboard. Press and hold the 'Write' button while turning the keyboard back on. Release the 'Write' button after the display shows 'Reset'.

What should I do if the keyboard is not producing any sound?

First, ensure that the volume knob is turned up. Check if headphones are plugged in, as this will mute the speakers. Verify that the power adapter is connected properly and that the keyboard is turned on.

How can I change the instrument voice on the Roland EM-25?

Press the 'Tone' button, then use the numeric keypad or the '+' and '-' buttons to select the desired instrument voice.

Can I connect the Roland EM-25 to a computer for MIDI recording?

Yes, the Roland EM-25 can be connected to a computer via a MIDI interface. Use the MIDI OUT port on the keyboard to connect to the MIDI IN port of your interface.

What is the best way to clean and maintain the Roland EM-25 keyboard?

Use a soft, dry cloth to wipe the keyboard. Avoid using any cleaners or solvents. Keep the keyboard covered when not in use to prevent dust accumulation.

How do I transpose the key on the Roland EM-25?

Press the 'Transpose' button, then use the '+' and '-' buttons to adjust the pitch up or down in semitone increments.

My Roland EM-25's display is not working. What can I do?

Check the power supply and ensure the keyboard is turned on. If the issue persists, it may require servicing by an authorized Roland technician.

How do I record a song on the Roland EM-25?

Press the 'Record' button, select a track using the numeric keypad, and begin playing. Press 'Stop' when you are finished recording.

Can I use a sustain pedal with the Roland EM-25?

Yes, a sustain pedal can be connected to the 'Hold' jack on the back of the keyboard. Ensure the pedal is compatible with Roland keyboards.

How do I adjust the touch sensitivity of the keys on the Roland EM-25?

Press the 'Function' button, then use the numeric keypad to select 'Touch'. Adjust the sensitivity level using the '+' and '-' buttons.