Roland FP-3 Owner's Manual
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To adjust the touch sensitivity, press the 'Function' button, then select 'Touch'. Use the '+' and '-' buttons to choose between light, medium, or heavy touch settings.
First, ensure that the volume is turned up and the headphones are not plugged in. Check all cable connections, and if the problem persists, try performing a factory reset.
To perform a factory reset, turn off the piano. Hold down the 'Function' button while turning the power back on. Release the button when the display shows 'Reset'.
Regularly dust the keys and body with a soft cloth. Avoid using chemical cleaners. Keep the piano in a stable environment away from excessive humidity and temperature changes.
Use a USB-MIDI interface to connect the MIDI OUT port of the FP-3 to your computer. Install any necessary drivers, and configure your DAW to recognize the FP-3 as a MIDI input device.
Yes, you can layer sounds by pressing the 'Dual' button. Choose the primary and secondary tones you wish to layer using the 'Tone' buttons.
Press the 'Transpose' button and use the '+' and '-' buttons to adjust the pitch. The display will show the number of semitones transposed.
Check for any visible debris that may be causing the key to stick. If not visible, consult a professional technician to avoid damaging the internal components.
Press 'Function', navigate to 'Memory', and select 'Save'. Choose a memory slot to store your settings. Press 'Enter' to confirm.
Yes, you can use headphones. Simply plug them into the headphone jack located on the front panel. This will mute the speakers for private practice.