Roland EP-760 Owner's Manual

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Roland EP-760 Specification

The Roland EP-760 is a digital piano designed to provide an authentic acoustic piano experience with a focus on simplicity and quality. It features a 76-note velocity-sensitive keyboard that captures the nuances of a player's touch, providing a responsive and expressive performance. The piano is equipped with stereo-sampled piano sounds, delivering rich and detailed audio that closely emulates the tonal qualities of a grand piano.

The EP-760 includes a diverse selection of 64 voices, allowing players to explore various musical genres beyond traditional piano pieces. It incorporates a 64-note polyphony, ensuring that even complex passages can be played without note dropouts. The instrument is powered by a high-quality speaker system that offers clear and balanced sound, suitable for both practice and small performances.

For connectivity, the EP-760 offers MIDI output, enabling integration with other digital instruments and music production setups. It also features a headphone jack for private practice sessions. The design is user-friendly, with an intuitive interface that includes easily accessible controls for volume, sound selection, and effects.

The piano's compact and lightweight design makes it ideal for home use and for musicians who require portability without sacrificing sound quality. Additionally, the EP-760 supports damper pedal functionality, enhancing its expressive capabilities. Overall, the Roland EP-760 is a versatile and reliable digital piano, suitable for beginners and experienced players seeking a straightforward yet high-quality instrument.

Roland EP-760 F.A.Q.

How do I connect the Roland EP-760 to a computer for MIDI use?

To connect your Roland EP-760 to a computer for MIDI use, you will need a MIDI to USB interface. Connect the MIDI OUT port of the EP-760 to the MIDI IN port of the interface, and the MIDI IN port of the EP-760 to the MIDI OUT port of the interface. Then, connect the interface to your computer via USB and install any necessary drivers.

Why is there no sound coming from my Roland EP-760?

Check if the volume is turned up and not muted. Ensure that the headphones are not plugged in unless you are using them. Verify that the power adapter is connected properly and that the power switch is turned on. If there is still no sound, try performing a factory reset.

How can I perform a factory reset on the Roland EP-760?

To perform a factory reset on the Roland EP-760, turn off the keyboard. Hold down the "Transpose" and "Reverb" buttons, and then turn the keyboard back on while keeping these buttons pressed. This will reset the keyboard to its factory settings.

What maintenance does the Roland EP-760 require?

Regularly dust the keyboard with a soft cloth and avoid using abrasive cleaners. Keep the keyboard in a dry environment and avoid exposure to extreme temperatures. Periodically check the power adapter and cables for any signs of damage.

How do I change the reverb settings on the Roland EP-760?

To change the reverb settings on the Roland EP-760, press the "Reverb" button and use the "Value" dial to adjust the reverb level to your preference. The changes will be applied to the currently selected tone.

Can I layer sounds on the Roland EP-760?

Yes, you can layer sounds by selecting a tone and then pressing the "Dual" button. Use the "Value" dial to select the second tone you wish to layer. Both tones will now play simultaneously when you press the keys.

How do I troubleshoot sticky keys on the Roland EP-760?

Sticky keys may be caused by debris or moisture. Power off the keyboard and gently clean around the keys with a soft cloth. If the problem persists, it may require professional servicing to clean or replace the key contacts.

What should I do if the pedal is not functioning correctly with the Roland EP-760?

First, ensure that the pedal is properly connected to the "Hold" pedal jack. Try using a different pedal to determine if the issue is with the pedal itself. If the problem continues, check the pedal settings in the function menu.

How can I adjust the touch sensitivity on the Roland EP-760?

To adjust the touch sensitivity, press the "Function" button, and use the "Value" dial to navigate to the touch sensitivity settings. Choose between "Light," "Medium," or "Heavy" to match your playing style.

Can I use the Roland EP-760 with external speakers?

Yes, you can connect the Roland EP-760 to external speakers using the "Output" jacks on the back of the keyboard. Use appropriate cables to connect to your amplifier or speaker system for enhanced sound projection.