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The
first
time
you
switch
on
your
ep-95/ep-85/ep-
75,
it
will
automatically
select
the
Pianist
mode.
See
step
(2)
under
“First
steps”
if
you
have
selected
the
piano
mode.
Note
that
the
ep-95/ep-85
/
ep-75
can
be
used
as
a
“real”
piano
in
Pianist
mode
(i.e.
with-
out
accompaniment).
Just
don’t
press
the
[KEY
START/STOP]
button...
But
do
have
a
listen
at
the
Pianist
just
the
same.
1,
Connect
all
supplied
accessories
(see
“Connections/pow-
ering
up”).
2.
Press
the
[KEY
START/STOP]
button
(indicator
lights).
The
Pianist
is
an
automatic
accompaniment
func-
tion
that
provides
a
piano
accompaniment
for
your
melodies
based
on
the
chords
you
play
with
your
left
hand.
Unlike
the
normal
piano
mode
(see
page
10),
the
ep-95/ep-85
/ep-75's
Pianist
splits
the
keyboard
into
two
halves.
Let’s
agree
to
call
the
left
half
of
the
keyboard
the
Lower
zone,
and
to
refer
to
the
right
half
as
the
Upper
zone.
The
split
point
is
lo-
cated
at
C3
(C4
on
ep-75):the
third
C
from
the
left.
~
~
——
C3
(ep-95/85)
C4
(@p-75)
Lower
zone:
Upper
zone:
Pianist
Melody
You
are
free
to
select
whichever
Tone
you
like
for
the
Upper
zone.
See
page
10
for
how
to
select
Tones.
Chord
Intelligence
3.
Play
a
C
to
the
left
of
the
Split
Point.
The
ep-95/ep-85/75
now
assumes
that
you
want-
ed
to
play
a
C
major
chord
and
starts
an
accom-
paniment
in
C
major.
The
function
that
allows
the
ep-95/ep-85
/ep-75
to
make
that
assumption
is
called
Chord
Intelligence.
Chord
Intelligence
simplifies
chord
fingering
to
a
degree
that
even
newcomers
wiil
have
little
trou-
ble
playing
great
music.
Let’s
have
a
look
at
how
Chord
Intelligence
works.
Look
at
the
following
examples
of
C
chords
and
try
out
the
fingering
you
see
in
the
right
illustrations.
(For
your
reference,
we
also
included
the
correct
fingering
of
these
chords.
You
may
need
them
for
playing
piano,
organ,
etc.,
music.)
Note:
By
playing
your
first
chord,
you
will
start
the
Pianist.
If
you
want
to
stop
it,
press
[REY
START/
STOP].
@
C
major:
UH
i
|
He
ischial
fel
fel
jet
LL
Chord
Intelligence
Normal
HC
minor
(m):
tli
of
El
te
Chord
intelligence
Normal
C7:
t
‘a
i
|
|
I
LT
l
It
lf
Chord
Intelligence
Normal
@
C
minor
seventh
(m7):
Chord
Intelligence
Normal
Note:
You
can
also
play
chords
the
usual
way.
Note:
See
the
end
of
this
manual
for
additional
chords
(also
in
other
keys).
Pianist:
musical
accompaniments
But
why
do
you
need
chords?
That
is
because
the
Pianist
uses
the
selected
Style
and
transposes
it
to
the
key
you
specify
by
playing
(intelligent)
chords.
Try
this
out
now:
first
play
a
C
in
the
Lower
zone,
wait
until
the
end
of
the
first
bar,
then
play
a
G,
and
go
back
to
C
again.
Once
you’ve
mastered
that,
try
improvising
a
melody
to
the
accompaniment
with
your
right
hand.
Selecting
Styles
The
built-in
accompaniments
of
your
ep-95/
ep-
85/ep-75
are
called
Styles
(just
look
at
the
names,
such
as
ROCK’N,
to
understand
why
they're
called
that
way).
Here
is
how
to
select
the
desired
Style:
4,
Press
one
Style
select
button
to
call
up
a
Style
whose
name
appears
above
these
buttons:
BALLAD
POP
SLSWING
SWING
B8OSSAN
ROCK'N
Ushurrte+Ust
rock]
ann
Es:
wattz/
bras
nme!
The
indicator
of
the
button
you
pressed
lights.

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BrandRoland
Modelep-95
CategoryMusical Instrument
LanguageEnglish

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