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Loading...Why do the low notes sound wrong or buzzy on my Roland HP504 Musical Instrument?
If the low notes on your Roland Musical Instrument sound wrong or buzzy, it may be due to performing at high volumes, causing the speakers or nearby objects to resonate. Try positioning the speakers 10–15 cm (4–6 inches) away from walls or other surfaces. Also, reduce the volume and move away from any objects that are resonating.
What to do if I can't play back a song saved in USB flash drive on my Roland HP504?
If you cannot play back a song saved on your USB flash drive with your Roland Musical Instrument, ensure that the audio files are in the correct format. The supported format is: File extension '.WAV', 16-bit linear, '44.1 kHz' sampling rate.
How to fix if only one instrument sound doesn't play on my Roland HP504?
If only the sound of a particular instrument in a song does not play on your Roland Musical Instrument, make sure the corresponding part button is illuminated. Press the part button so the indicator is illuminated.
General| Type | Digital Piano |
|---|---|
| Number of Keys | 88 |
| Sound Engine | SuperNATURAL Piano |
| Polyphony | 128 voices |
| Bluetooth | No |
| USB Memory | Yes |
| USB Audio | Yes |
| Effects | Brilliance |
| Connectivity | USB |
| Speakers | 12 cm x 2 |
| Amplifier | 20W |
| Recorder | Yes, SMF format |
| Display | LCD |
| Headphones | 2 |
| Included Accessories | Owner's Manual |
Learn to play the piano with various sounds and techniques.
Utilize built-in songs, metronome, and recording features for practice.
Customize piano sound, touch, and brightness.
Explore features like transpose, button lock, and wireless connectivity.
Understand the automatic power-off function.
Learn to adjust volume, ambience, key touch, and brightness.
Divide keyboard for two-person play and shift pitch.
Learn how to save settings even after power-off.
Select single tones or layer two tones for dual play.
Play different tones with each hand and use the metronome.
Change tempo and time signature for practice.
Balance the volume between the song and keyboard performance.
Understand the display and how to select songs.
Choose tone variations and adjust various settings.
Choose which parts (right, left, accomp) will play.
Learn to record, play back, and cancel panel lock.
Details on the power switch, USB memory, and computer ports.
Description of front panel buttons and pedal functions.
Details on DC In, Pedal, Output, Phones, and Input jacks.
Details on Input, DC In, Pedal, Output, and Phones jacks.
Instructions for raising/folding the music rest and opening/closing the lid.
How to use the lid to hide controls and the display.
Step-by-step guide for powering the unit on and off.
Instructions on how to disable the Auto Off feature.
Explore the 350 available tones and how to switch them.
Understand tone categories and listen to tone demos.
Learn to layer two tones simultaneously from each key.
Play different tones in left and right zones.
Instructions for activating split play and changing tones.
Customize the left-hand tone and set the split point.
Learn how to save customized settings.
Apply reverberation to simulate a concert hall sound.
Modify the brightness of the piano sound.
Customize how the keyboard responds to playing touch.
Save your personalized key touch settings.
Enable Twin Piano mode for playing with another person.
Adjust how sound is heard from speakers or headphones.
Transpose the pitch of songs and the keyboard.
Learn to use the metronome for practice.
Adjust metronome tempo and time signature.
Set the volume level for the metronome.
Use a count-in to synchronize your performance.
Learn how to select and play built-in or USB songs.
Understand song playback controls and navigation.
Information on playable song file formats.
Play built-in or saved songs consecutively.
Balance the volume between song playback and keyboard performance.
Slow down song tempo for comfortable practice.
Practice by muting specific parts like left or right hand.
Play a part at reduced volume as a guide.
Practice specific sections of a song repeatedly.
Adjust the start/end points of repeated sections.
Steps to record your performance as SMF or audio.
Prepare for recording and learn to start/stop the process.
Manage recorded performances: save, erase, and playback.
Enhance recordings with overdubbing or separate hand tracks.
Detailed steps for recording the left hand part.
Detailed steps for overdubbing the right hand part.
Record your playing along with a backing song.
Convert SMF recordings to WAV files for computer use.
Transfer audio recordings to your computer via USB.
Steps for recording music directly as audio data.
Change the key of audio files for easier performance.
Minimize center-channel audio for karaoke-style play.
Convert and burn audio songs to a CD using software.
Specify memory location, song number, and name for saving.
Change the name of previously saved songs.
Configure the auto power-off timer.
Save settings to retain them after power-off.
Reset all settings to factory defaults.
Copy songs between internal memory and USB flash drive.
Remove songs from internal memory or USB flash drive.
Erase all songs from internal memory or USB flash drive.
Important notes regarding memory initialization.
Prevent accidental changes by locking panel buttons.
Overview of wireless LAN capabilities and requirements.
List of necessary hardware for wireless connectivity.
Step-by-step guide for connecting via WPS.
View and edit wireless settings: status, connect, options.
Connect to a chosen wireless LAN access point.
Enter security code for wireless network authorization.
Configure Wireless ID and Ad-Hoc mode settings.
Direct connection method without a wireless access point.
Locate the MAC address of the wireless USB adapter.
Apply 3D ambience effect for headphone listening.
Adjust volume balance between Tone 1 and Tone 2.
Tune the instrument to match other instruments.
Select different tuning systems like Equal or Meantone.
Set the temperament key for song performance.
Adjust Damper, String, and Key Off resonance effects.
Adjust the metallic resonance when playing notes.
Adjust the resonance of the grand piano body.
Improve clarity of notes within a chord.
Specify the amount of stretch tuning for pianos.
Adjust volume and tonal character for individual keys.
Adjust the volume of connected audio playback devices.
Minimize center-channel audio for karaoke-style play.
Shift the playback key of an audio file.
Control what the transpose function affects (song, keyboard, or both).
Change the pitch of tones in octave steps for Dual/Split play.
Choose to record as SMF or Audio.
Select which tones the damper pedal effect is applied to.
Assign different functions to the center pedal.
Manage MIDI sequencer connection to prevent duplicate notes.
Specify the MIDI channel for transmitting data.
Manage internal songs: save, copy, and delete.
Erase all songs from internal memory or USB flash drive.
Adjust USB driver settings for computer connection.
Adjust USB flash drive settings for optimal performance.
Control visual images synchronized with performance.
Set the MIDI channel for sending visual control messages.
Understand MIDI Visual Control and V-LINK for visual expression.
View and edit wireless network settings.
Set a maximum volume limit to prevent excessively high levels.
Select the display language (English or Japanese).
Configure power off timer and save settings via memory backup.
Reset all customized settings to factory defaults.
Diagnose issues like thumping sounds or irregular displays.
Troubleshoot power, pedal, and USB connectivity issues.
Address issues like no sound, incorrect pitch, or doubled notes.
Resolve resonance problems, note changes, and song playback errors.
Troubleshoot recording errors, tempo instability, and audio quality.
Resolve issues with wireless LAN connection and stability.
Interpret error codes and their solutions.
Detailed list of piano and electric piano sounds.
List of strings, accompaniment, and other tones.
Categorized lists of tones including Masterpiece and Selections.
Details on keyboard, touch, sound generator, and tones.
Specifications for effects, metronome, controls, and connectors.
Physical specifications and included accessories.
Details on keyboard, touch, sound generator, and tones.
Specifications for effects, metronome, controls, and connectors.
Physical specifications and included accessories.
Learn the meaning of WARNING, CAUTION, and symbol indicators.
Essential safety guidelines for power, environment, and liquids.
Guidelines for electrical safety, AC adaptor, and power cord.
Safety advice on placement, impact, ventilation, and cord handling.
Keep small parts away from children and follow moving instructions.
Notes on power outlet usage, heat, and placement.
Guidance on cleaning, piano finish care, and repairs.
Notes on data backup, handling controls, and external memory.
Tips for resolving noise or dropouts with wireless LAN.
Information on the ivory feel keyboard's texture and maintenance.
Verify parts and follow initial assembly steps.
Securely attach the piano unit to the assembled stand.
Information on grounding and safe piano moving.
