Performing a Global Reset in Roland V-Piano Digital Stage Piano

Last Updated on June 20, 2022 by Nick

Roland proudly announces the next chapter in the V legacy … the V-Piano. The Roland V-Piano is a digital stage keyboard that soars above the limitations of past technologies with its revolutionary “living” piano core. You will get astoundingly natural feel and response from the keys, and an easy-to-use control panel makes it easy to get stunning sound after stunning sound from the V-Piano! With the analog and digital outs you can plug it into an amp or any system that you want the sounds to come out of. It comes with a stand and with the 3 pedal set. Need you to know that it was received the award of Winner of NAMM 2009 “Best in Show”, “Musikmesse International Press Award 2009” at the Musikmesse Frankfurt.

According to several Roland V-Piano reviewers, some users have praised it for the keyboard feel and response are superb; The ability to customise every single note is an incredibly powerful facility; Subjectively, it sounds gorgeous; Very easy to operate, and easy to personalise the sounds. Also, some users have complained it for the price, probably not a casual purchase; It’s very heavy.

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Factory Reset:

To restoring the factory settings your Roland V-Piano, first press the FUNCTION button and then Press the F4 button, the Utility screen will appear. Then select select Initialize menu by using the F3 / F4 buttons and press the F1 button to enter. Next, select the “Factory Reset All,” and then press the ENTER button. When the display appear a message, press F4 button to execute the factory reset. A confirmation message will appear, press F4  button to confirm and to start initialization of the program. Finally, turn off and on again, when the factory reset process is finished. The Factory Reset procedure is complete.

Warning! This procedure will erase the user tones and user setups stored in the V-Piano. Be sure you want to erase the memory and return the V-Piano to its factory default state before continuing with this procedure. Hopefully the article of “Performing a Global Reset in Roland V-Piano Digital Stage Piano” can help you.

Reference : Roland V-Piano manual