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REVERB -1] button, MODULATION +1] button, EQUALIZER] sliders, PHONES jack, PITCH] wheel, MODULATION

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[REVERB (-1)] button This button is used to change the reverb type and depth. It is also used to lower Utility mode and transpose function settings one step at a time. [MODULATION (+1)] button This button lets you change the modulation effect type and depth. Also, you can use it to raise Utility mode and transpose function settings one step at a time. [EQUALIZER] sliders These sliders adjust the level of the sound output by the P-100 in three bands: high, middle, and low. In Dual and Split modes, the changes you make will affect both voices being played. PHONES jack You can connect a stereo headphone set to the P-100 using this jack. The speakers will turn off automatically when you plug in your headphones. [PITCH] wheel This wheel bends the pitch of notes you play up or down, returning automatically to the center position when you release it. It also transmits pitch bend messages to other instruments when MIDI transmission is enabled. Both voices are bent in Dual mode. In Split mode, only the main voice is affected. A Utility mode function lets you change the pitch bend range to any value within a range of one octave. [MODULATION] wheel This wheel applies a vibrato effect to the notes you play when you roll it upward. (This effect does not apply to the two acoustic piano voices.) It also transmits modulation messages to other instruments when MIDI transmission is enabled. Both voices are modulated in Dual mode: only the main voice is affected in Split mode. Keyboard This 88-note Action Effect keyboard simulates the action and response of an acoustic piano keyboard. Speakers The P-100's two built-in 13 cm speakers each provide an output of 20 watts. If you wish, you can turn the speakers off using the SPEAKER switch on the rear panel. 3

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[REVERB (-1)] button
This button is used to change the reverb type and
depth. It is also used to lower Utility mode and
transpose function settings one step at a time.
[MODULATION (+1)] button
This button lets you change the modulation effect
type and depth. Also, you can use it to raise Utility
mode and transpose function settings one step at a
time.
[EQUALIZER] sliders
These sliders adjust the level of the sound output
by the P-100 in three bands: high, middle, and
low. In Dual and Split modes, the changes you
make will affect both voices being played.
PHONES jack
You can connect a stereo headphone set to the
P-100 using this jack. The speakers
will turn
off automatically when you plug in your head-
phones.
[PITCH] wheel
This wheel bends the pitch of notes you play up or
down, returning automatically to the center posi-
tion when you release it. It also transmits pitch
bend messages to other instruments when MIDI
transmission is enabled. Both voices are bent in
Dual mode. In Split mode, only the main voice is
affected. A Utility mode function lets you change
the pitch bend range to any value within a range of
one octave.
[MODULATION] wheel
This wheel applies a vibrato effect to the notes
you play when you roll it upward. (This effect
does not apply to the two acoustic piano voices.)
It also transmits modulation messages to other
instruments when MIDI transmission is enabled.
Both voices are modulated in Dual mode: only the
main voice is affected in Split mode.
Keyboard
This 88-note Action Effect keyboard simulates the
action and response of an acoustic piano key-
board.
Speakers
The P-100’s two built-in 13 cm speakers each pro-
vide an output of 20 watts. If you wish, you can
turn the speakers off using the SPEAKER switch
on the rear panel.
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