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Roland GRAND User Manual

Roland GRAND
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Introducing the V-Piano Grand
The tone screen will appear when you switch on the V-Piano Grand’s power.
The tone screen shows information about the currently selected tone.
In the tone screen you can select tones and access various customizations and functions.
fig.Tone01.eps
1.
Tone number
You can use the [Value] dial to select Grand 001–002, Preset 001–Preset 030, and User 001–User 100 tones (p. 29).
2.
Tone name
3.
Various information
Various types of information can be shown in this area.
fig.Tone02.eps
A.
Master tuning (Master Tune (p. 58))
B.
Transposition amount (p. 35)
You can change this display by changing the utility screen’s “1. System–Information Type” setting (p. 59). For details, refer to
“Information shown in the tone screen” (p. 26).
4.
Editable tone parameters
You can adjust the settings of these parameters by pressing a [F1]–[F3] button and then turning the [Value] dial.
For details, refer to “Editing a Parameter’s Value” (p. 42).
You are free to assign desired tone parameters to the [F1]–[F3] buttons (p. 43).
5.
Utility screen indication
With the factory settings, you can access the utility screen by pressing the [F4] button.
You are free to assign a desired tone parameter to the [F4] button (p. 43).
How the V-Piano Grand’s Screens Are Organized
Tone Screen
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Table of Contents

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Roland GRAND Specifications

General IconGeneral
TypeDigital Piano
Keyboard88 keys
Tones324 Tones
Touch Sensitivityfixed touch
EffectsAmbience, Brilliance
BluetoothYes (Audio/MIDI)
USBUSB Type B (MIDI/Audio), USB Type A (Memory)
Speakers25W x 2
Included AccessoriesOwner's Manual Power Cord

Summary

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

USING THE UNIT SAFELY

About WARNING and CAUTION Notices

Explains the meaning of WARNING and CAUTION notices used in the manual.

About the Symbols

Explains the meaning of safety symbols used in the manual.

IMPORTANT NOTES

Power Supply

Important information regarding power connection and potential issues.

Placement

Guidelines for safely and optimally placing the instrument.

Maintenance

Recommendations for cleaning and caring for the instrument's finish.

Repairs and Data

Information on data loss during repairs and liability.

Additional Precautions

General advice on handling, operation, and environmental factors.

Using External Memories

Instructions for using USB memory devices with the instrument.

Handling CDs

Precautions for handling CD discs for optimal performance.

Copyright

Legal information regarding the use of copyrighted material.

Panel Descriptions

Front Panel

Details and functions of the controls on the front panel of the V-Piano Grand.

Jack Panel 1 (Bottom Left Panel)

Describes the connectors and ports located on the bottom left side.

Jack Panel 2 (Top of Instrument)

Describes the connectors and ports located on the top of the instrument.

Getting Ready

Opening/Closing the Top

Instructions on how to safely open and close the piano lid.

Raising the Music Rest

Steps for raising and securing the music rest.

Opening/Closing the Keyboard Lid

Instructions for opening and closing the keyboard lid.

Connecting the Power Cord

Steps for connecting the instrument to a power source.

Turning the Power On/Off

Procedures for powering the V-Piano Grand on and off.

Adjusting the Sound's Volume

How to control the overall volume output of the instrument.

Using the Pedals

Explanation of the functions and operation of the piano pedals.

Connecting Headphones

Guide on how to connect headphones for private listening.

Using the Headphone Hook

Instructions for using the hook to hang headphones.

Adjusting the Brightness of the Display

How to adjust the LCD display's contrast.

Introducing the V-Piano Grand

The V-Piano Grand's Parameters

Overview of tones, setups, and system parameters.

Backing up and Initializing

Procedures for saving data and restoring factory settings.

How the V-Piano Grand's Screens Are Organized

Explanation of the structure and navigation of the V-Piano Grand's screens.

Information shown in the tone screen

Details on what information is displayed on the tone screen.

Setup select screen

How to access and use the setup selection screen.

Playing

Selecting and Playing a Sound

Guide on how to choose and play different tones on the V-Piano Grand.

Assigning your favorite tones to the [Tone 1]–[Tone 4] buttons

How to assign frequently used tones to dedicated buttons for quick access.

List of preset tones

A comprehensive list of the V-Piano Grand's built-in preset tones and their characteristics.

Adding Reverberation to the Sound (Ambience)

How to apply ambience effects to enhance the sound.

Adjusting the Tonal Character (Equalizer)

Guide to using the four-band equalizer to shape the instrument's sound.

Shifting the Pitch (Transpose)

How to change the pitch without altering fingerings.

Disabling the Buttons (Panel Lock)

Instructions for locking the panel to prevent accidental changes.

Assigning Functions to the [F1]–[F3] Buttons

How to customize the function buttons for quick access to desired features.

Using the Pedals to Control the V-Piano Grand's Functions

How to assign various functions to the piano pedals.

Customizing the V-Piano Grand's Sounds

Editing a Parameter's Value

How to adjust individual sound parameters using the interface.

Saving a Tone You've Customized

Procedure for saving user-created tones for later use.

Changing the Parameters Shown in the Tone Screen

How to customize the display of parameters on the tone screen.

Editing the Stretch Tune

Detailed adjustments to the tuning curve for unique sound characteristics.

Editing Individual Keys

How to edit specific parameters for each individual key.

Specifying the Key Range (RangeSet)

How to define the range of keys affected by parameter edits.

Velocity Follow Settings

How effect strength changes based on playing dynamics.

Saving Your Settings (Setups)

Creating a Setup

Information on what a setup contains and how to create one.

Recalling a Setup

Steps to load previously saved setup configurations.

Assigning a Name to a Setup and Saving It

How to name and save custom setup configurations.

Assigning Favorite Setups to the Buttons

How to assign setups to the Tone buttons for quick recall.

Playing Songs and Recording Your Performances

About the Song Screen

Overview of the song screen interface and its functions.

Playing and stopping the song

How to start, play, and stop songs from memory.

Recording Your Performance

Instructions on how to record your own playing on the V-Piano Grand.

Saving Your Recorded Performance

Steps to save recorded performances as song files.

Option Settings in the Song Screen

How to configure metronome and playback options.

Types of Audio Data That the V-Piano Grand Can Play

Information on supported WAV and MP3 audio file formats.

Detailed Settings for Various Functions (Utility Screen)

How to Make Settings

General guide on navigating and making adjustments within the utility screens.

Saving the System Parameters

How to save global system settings to memory.

System Settings (1. System)

Detailed explanation of system-level parameters like tuning and volume.

Tone Parameter Settings (2. Tone Parameter)

Parameters related to sound editing, matching the Tone screen.

Keyboard Touch Settings (3. Key Touch)

Adjustments for keyboard touch sensitivity and response.

Pedal Settings (4. Pedal)

Configuration options for the sustain, soft, and sostenuto pedals.

MIDI Settings (5. MIDI)

Settings for MIDI communication with external devices.

File Management (7. File)

Operations for managing setup and song files on memory.

Formatting Internal Memory or USB Memory (Format)

Procedure for preparing memory devices for use.

Restoring the Factory Settings (9. Initialize)

Procedures for resetting the instrument to its original factory state.

Connecting to Other Devices

Using the USB Memory

Instructions for connecting and using USB memory devices for storage and playback.

Installing the CD Drive

Steps for connecting and using an external CD drive for music playback.

Troubleshooting

Problem Descriptions and Solutions

A table listing common problems and their corresponding checks and solutions.

Error Messages

Explanations of error indications and their actions.

List of Shortcuts

A quick reference for accessing functions using button combinations.

Specifications

Keyboard Specifications

Details about the keyboard action and key features.

Sound Generator Specifications

Information on tones, polyphony, and sound engine capabilities.

Connectivity and Controls

Details on ports, connectors, and user controls like knobs and buttons.

Dimensions and Weight

Physical measurements and weight of the instrument.

Accessories and Options

List of included accessories and optional items for purchase.

About the Ivory Feel Keyboard

Features of an Ivory Feel Keyboard

Describes the characteristics and benefits of the Ivory Feel keyboard.

Handling and Care

Guidelines for handling, cleaning, and maintaining the keyboard keys.

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