How can digiscore teach you to play piano, The possibilities are endless, Wonderland is where learning meets fun – Roland HP -7LE User Manual

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Experience the expressive power and
natural feel of a superior digital grand

The HPi Series boasts an impressive range of features:

Cutting

-

edge stereo sampling, up to 128-voice polyphony

Progressive Hammer-Action Keyboard creates a grand piano feel: heavier touch in lower

octaves, lighter in upper register

Escapement (HPi-7

LE

/ HPi-7) produces key ‘‘click’’ just as on a grand piano

Piano Resonance causes subtle sound variations when lifting fingers

from keys, striking chords, and depressing Damper Pedal

Grand Sound audio system (HPi-7

LE

) envelops the player in a thick and rich

blanket of sound

How can DigiScore teach you to play piano?

HPi-7LE

HPi-6

Built into the music rest at an ideal

height for easy viewing, the

DigiScore LCD display shows preinstalled songs, MIDI files,

and recorded music. Just touch a button and internal music

starts playing on the screen, which displays the score in an

easy-to-follow format — complete with a metronomic onscreen

bouncing ball that bounces across the notes as they are played.

The music comes alive right before your eyes.

DigiScore is fully integrated with
the educational features of the HPi Series.

If you stumble in the middle of a piece, simply step on the

Replay Pedal. That stops the music so you can start over again;

your hands never have to leave the keyboard.

Options

• Headphones

RH-200

• USB Flash Memory

M-UF128 (For HPi-6)

• Microphone

DR-50 (For HPi-7LE, HPi-7)

• Floppy Disk Drive

FD-01A (For HPi-6)

The possibilities are endless

Wonderland is where learning meets fun

Wonderland teaches kids all about sound and rhythm in an

adventurous, exciting way:

The colorful menu is the gateway to eight entertaining games.

Learn how to read music and improve pitch with Flashcards

With the Twin Piano function (HPi-6), two can play

The Twin Piano function splits the keyboard so two players can

play simultaneously, in the same register — an innovative, fun

way for teachers and students, parents and children, or a pair of

friends to practice together.

And the fun goes on

To add to your playing pleasure, you have a wide variety

of different tones to choose from, including electric

piano, harpsichord, organ, strings, and more.

In Dual Mode you can play with two voices at once to

create new sound variations. In Split Mode you can

divide the keyboard into two sections, each with a

distinct sound.

Turn your HPi-7

LE

or HPi-7 into a “backup player” for

you: With the Pianist function, the piano automatically

accompanies you in a variety of preset genres.

Plug a microphone into the HPi-7

LE

or HPi-7 and sing Karaoke-style

along with MIDI files. Connect to

an external display (HPi-7

LE

) for larger

images and easier viewing.

For late night rehearsal or practicing in close quarters,

use the headphones; an indicator light comes on when

they’re plugged in. When you’re

finished with them, you can keep

them handy on the hook just under

the keyboard.

Middle C

Middle C

Middle C

Check Screen

Flash Card game

Review Screen (HPi-7LE/HPi-7)

Check your performance with
your eyes as well as your ears

With the Visual Lesson feature you can

see how you’re doing:

Choose the course that best suits your level.

Watch the notes appear on the Practice Screen in real time, as you play.

See the Check Screen to learn your accuracy score in pitch and rhythm,

and get advice for improvement.

Review the parts of your performance that need extra attention

on the Review Screen.

Learn fingering and how to read music
with DoReMi Course (HPi-6)

The DoReMi Course teaches piano fundamentals: Pitch, Rhythm,

Note Reading, Fingering, and the ‘‘Thumb Under’’ technique.

Practice Screen

Visual Lesson

®

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