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Owner's
Manual
6.
Convenient
functions
6.1
Transposing
(same
fingering,
different
notes)
You
can
play
in
a
different
key—without
changing
the
keys
you
are
playing.
That
way,
even
songs
originally
written
in
a
difficult
key
with
many
(sharps)
orp
(flats)
(i.e.
with
many
black
keys),
can
be
played
in
a
more
convenient
way.
This
is
especially
useful
when
you
are
used
to
playing
a
given
song
in
one
key,
while
someone
else
wants
you
to
play
it
in
another
key:
just
change
the
Transpose
setting
and
you're
there.
The
transposition
remains
in
effect
until
you
change
it
or
until
you
switch
off
the
ep-97/77.
[Ex.]
Playing
in
C
and
sounding
in
E
1,
While
holding
down
the
[Demo]
button,
press
the
tonic
(root)
of
the
key
to
which
you
want
to
trans-
pose.
Use
the
C2~B2
notes
to
select
the
key.
(For
our
exam-
ple,
press
the
second
“E”
from
the
left.)
Note:
Refer
to
“Functions
assigned
to
the
keyboard”
on
page
22
for
the
exact
keys
to
press.
c2
B2
Demo
While
holding
down
Press
2.
To
return
to
the
previous
condition,
hold
down
the
[Demo]
button
while
pressing
the
C2
key.
Demo
While
holding
down
Press
Note:
The
transposition
only
applies
to
the
notes
you
play
on
the
ep-97/77'5
keyboard.
It
does
not
apply
to
note
mes-
sages
received
via
the
MIDI
IN
connector.
6.2
Master
Tuning
In
situations
such
as
when
playing
in
ensemble
with
other
instruments,
you
can
adjust
the
ep-97/77's
refer-
ence
pitch
to
that
of
another
instrument.
Middle
A
(“A4”)
is
generally
used
for
tuning
instru-
ments.
When
playing
in
ensemble
with
other
instru-
ments,
tune
each
instrument
to
the
same
reference
pitch
to
ensure
that
you
will
be
in
tune
with
each
oth-
er.
“440.0
Hz”
is
the
power-on
default
for
the
reference
pitch.
Lowering/
raising
the
reference
pitch
While
holding
down
the
[Demo]
button,
press
the
“C4”
note
to
lower
the
reference
pitch,
or
the
“D4”
note
to
raise
it.
Note:
Refer
to
“Functions
assigned
to
the
keyboard”
on
page
22
for
the
exact
keys
to
press.
Lower
Higher
Demo
While
holding
down
V
Press
Each
time
you
press
the
“C4”
key,
the
pitch
will
fall
by
0.1
Hz.
If
you
continue
holding
the
key,
the
pitch
will
continue
falling.
Each
time
you
press
the
“D4”
key,
the
pitch
will
rise
by
0.1
Hz.
If
you
continue
holding
the
key,
the
pitch
will
continue
rising.
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BrandRoland
Modelep-97
CategoryMusical Instrument
LanguageEnglish

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