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The only issue that I am having with the SG Rack is that over the last couple of years the LCD light has got really dim, it makes it hard to read unless you are in a completely dark room with no lights on. But if you have any lighting on in the room the screen is so hard to read. I have found a solution to getting it<...
Overall, for the price (that it is now not when it came out) its worth it. Back when it came out I didn’t buy it because I could use that money for a more useful piece of gear. So I purchased it years after it came out just out of curiosity when I saw it at the music store. I am still an owner of it and still love it.
Sounds are good on the P3 I still use some of them today, and some of they piano’s sound full rich and amazing like some grand piano’s I have used. But of course you wont get the grand piano feel if you are using a cheap midi keyboard to play the sounds with. Also make sure you have a good audio interface with this because you don’t want lag bet...
Overall, decent unit and it was even better back when it first came out. There really is no need to go out and purchase this though (if you can find it) unless you are into vintage gear from 20 plus years ago. Just don’t see the need for it unless you are a collector or like having stuff like this around.
Overall, I love the Roland M-OC1 Orchestra rack. I have used it so many times in many of my songs. With the 28 voice poly and 8 midi channels it will give you everything you need to power your song with some orchestra. Don’t be fooled by all the software that says they have great orchestra, buy a module like this that is dedicated to real orches...
Overall the SC 8800 module is and was ok, but like I said Roland’s modules aren’t the best. This module is out dated and no longer produced so if you purchase it from a third party beware because you wont get much support from Roland at all on an item that is no longer sold and or produced. Definitely look into just fishing out more mon...
Hands down, the biggest problem with this thing is its maintenance, not to mention how expensive it would have to be nowadays. For the price, this thing is pretty outrageous. However, it's one of the coolest instruments in the world, and owning one would give you incredible bragging rights amongst musicians. If you are too poor or busy to buy on...
Overall the Roland U-220 isn’t bad and the price isn’t as high as most modules are. But this module felt like Roland didn’t put more time into creating something that was epic like there other modules. The learning curve on this is simple you will be able to work yourself through the board without needing a manual. The sounds on the Roland U-22...
Overall the Roland JV- 1010 module is and was ok, but like I said Roland’s modules aren’t the best. This module is out dated and no longer produced so if you purchase it from a third party beware because you wont get much support from Roland at all on an item that is no longer sold and or produced. Definitely look into just fishing out more mone...
What I like most about this unit is it is a true FM synthesizer and will give you that Early 90's sound if that's what you are after. What I don't like is the inability (or at least the ease) of being able to easily edit sounds from the front of the unit. MidiQuest makes it all better though. I only paid $25 for this guy, so I can't complain ...
