Roland VP-7 - Manual (Page 30)

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Reset to Default Factory Setting (Factory Reset)
The “factory reset” operation will return all settings stored in the VP-7 to their factory-set state.
The factory reset operation will initialize the following items.
Item Default value
The last-selected sound Human Voice - Female Choir
MIDI receive mode (p . 11) Ch1
Dynamics setting (p . 25) 2
Pitch bend range (p . 29) 2
1. Turn off the VP-7’s power .
2. While holding down the [Bypass] button and the [Female Choir] button, turn on the power .
All indicators will light.
When the factory reset is completed, all indicators will go out, and the VP-7 will return to its normal state.
Sound List
The VP-7 allows you to switch its sounds from an external MIDI device, using program change messages.
The program numbers are determined according to the sound and the Bypass on/off state, as shown in the table below.
Bank Select: MSB=80, LSB=0
Program Number Sound name
Bypass
OFF
Bypass
ON
Human
Voice
1 18 Female Choir
2 19 Kids Choir
3 20 Gregorian Choir
4 21 Jazz Scat
Vocal
Designer
5 22 Duet
6 23 Trio 1
7 24 Trio 2
Vocoder
8 25 Vocoder 1
9 26 Vocoder 2
10 27 Vocoder 3
Variation
11 28 Male & Female
12 29 Kids Choir 2
13 30 Classic
14 31 Jazz Scat 2
15 32 Background
16 33 Pop
17 34 Gospel
If a program number from 1 through 17
is received, Bypass will turn off, and the
Human Voice/Vocal Designer/Vocoder
sound will be heard.
If a program number from 18 through 34
is received, Bypass will turn on, and only
the direct sound from the microphone
will be heard.
If you want to turn bypass on/off via
MIDI, use CC #66 to control it.
If you’ve connected a digital piano
(e.g., Roland HP series), you can use the
sostenuto pedal to control this.
You can also transmit program change
messages to turn bypass on/off.