Roland EP-9e User Manual

3. Local On/Off
Ordinarily,
whenever
you
play
the
ep-9e's
keyboard,
its
When
the
ep-9e
is
set
to
“Local
On,”
and
it
is
connected
to
a
internal
sound
sources
will
generate
the
notes
you
play.’
sequencer
that
is
set
to
“Soft
Thru
On”
(*1),
the
resulting
You
can,
however,
disengage
these
sound
generators
if
you
double-sounding
notes
(echo-like
effect)
can
produce
some
do
not
wish
the
instrument
itself
to
produce
sound.
When
strange
results.
This
occurs
because
the
ep-9
playes
the
notes
disengaged
in
this
manner,
the
unit
is
set
to
what
is
known
twice:
once
directly
from
the
keyboard
itself
and
again
as
a
as
“Local
Off.”
result
of
MIDI
messages
received
from
the
sequencer.
Noles
sound
tana
Some
sequencers,
such
as
the
Roland
MT-200,
automatically
send out a Local Off message whenever the power is turned
on, so you are sure the connected instrument will already be
at the appropriate Local Off setting. There are also
sequencers (such as the Roland PR-1) which are ordinarily
used while set to Soft Thru Off, so the instrument being used
can be left at Local On.
Local Off
If connected to a sequencer for recording, and the
sequencer is set to “Soft Thru On” (*1), you should set the The ep-9e will always be set at “Local On” whenever its
instrument to “Local Off.” power is turned on.
Notes are ame To turn this setting ON/OFF, hold down the 3 Voice buttons
shown below while you then press the relevant key at
position “3” in the illustration.
Sequencer
*1 Soft Thru On : A setting whereby all data that arrives
at a sequencer’s MIDI IN is passed on (in its original form)
through its MIDI OUT.
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Roland EP-9e Specifications

General

Brand	Roland
Model	EP-9e
Category	Musical Instrument
Language	English