Roland EM-50 User Manual

Owner's Manual
25 TRANSPOSE button
Use this button to switch the Transpose function on
and off. The interval to be used when this function is
on can be set via the Parameter menu (see page 46).
28 START/STOP button
Use this button to start and stop Arranger or Recorder
playback. When used in conjunction with [SYNC
START] in Song mode, this button allows you to
repeat the measures specified with the Marker func-
tion (see page 36).
&? SYNC START button
This button is used to switch the SYNC START func-
tion on and off. When this function is on, you can
start Arranger playback (or recording) by pressing one
or several keys to the left of the split point. It also
allows you to start/stop looped Recorder playback
when pressed simultaneously with the [START/STOP]
button.
8 TEMPO -/+ buttons
Use these buttons to lower or increase the Arranger or
Recorder tempo. Press them simultaneously to return
to the preset tempo value.
$9 BASS INVERSION button
Press this button whenever you want the bass of the
accompaniment to sound the lowest chord note you
play in the left half of the keyboard.
¿30 METRONOME button
This button is used to switch the metronome on and
off.
10
(¿1 Disk drive (below the keyboard, EM-50 only)
This is where you insert 2HD or 2DD floppy disks.
You can save Songs, User Programs and Custom
Styles, delete Songs, User Programs, and Custom
Styles; copy disks and format them.
(2 POWER switch (left side)
Press this button to switch your EM-50/30 on (display
lights) and off (display goes dark).
PONER
(¿3 BENDER/MODULATION lever
This lever allows you to temporarily change the pitch
(“Pitch Bend”) in a slide guitar/trombone fashion,
and/or add vibrato to the notes you are playing.
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MODULATION
C BENDER oe
(¿4 Headphone jacks (left side)
This is where you can connect two pairs of stereo
headphones (optional). By doing so, you switch off
the EM-50/30's amplifier and speakers.

Roland EM-50 Specifications

General

Brand	Roland
Model	EM-50
Category	Electronic Keyboard
Language	English