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MIDI Pedal from Roland belonging to the FC series

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  • Georges Mach1nGeorges Mach1n

    nothing to say

    Roland FC-300Published on 04/10/13 at 08:41
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    I use it for two years.

    This is a very sturdy box, also rather heavy. I walked on without finesse and all is well.

    I recommend buying used. people who sell did not generally used, and nine is too expensive.

    level regulate according I found mine: I use the patch mode (for controlling ableton live). I have patches that send cc, other notes. it is on the need to read the manual but once its done config in general you touch more.

    a priori knows a little while to do, but I suggest you download the manual first to understand if it does what you need.

    Notes and cc, except that I need nothing more so I can not comment too much advanced features.


    the edition is done with 4 buttons…
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    I use it for two years.

    This is a very sturdy box, also rather heavy. I walked on without finesse and all is well.

    I recommend buying used. people who sell did not generally used, and nine is too expensive.

    level regulate according I found mine: I use the patch mode (for controlling ableton live). I have patches that send cc, other notes. it is on the need to read the manual but once its done config in general you touch more.

    a priori knows a little while to do, but I suggest you download the manual first to understand if it does what you need.

    Notes and cc, except that I need nothing more so I can not comment too much advanced features.


    the edition is done with 4 buttons. when there looks okay but it's hardly intuitive. for a machine of this price would be the very least have a external editor like many other devices.

    lots of batteries. that last little. therefore compulsory adapter.
    his biggest fault is to be too heavy.

    I do not have much to say. this is serious, strong and effective. and that's exactly what good right?
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  • WozzeckWozzeck

    Sturdy, comfortable but incomplete

    Roland FC-300Published on 10/21/12 at 13:22
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    This controller is a nice, heavy, so very stable ground, very robust.
    -Both pedals are comfortable running right (not too long, allowing games "whawha" nervous and accurate.
    Keyboardist-being (Rhodes), I use it sitting, and it poses no problem except the 2 switches in the two pedals right (when they are pushed to the bottom): they are almost impossible to trigger while sitting. up .. no problem.
    You can also pluguer to external 6switchs which, by adding switches FC-300 gives you a nice control panel at the bottom.

    Patch-mode is quite impressive, it can send a "click" a chain of controls (type Control change, prog exchange sys exclusive on any midi channel). The programming …
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    This controller is a nice, heavy, so very stable ground, very robust.
    -Both pedals are comfortable running right (not too long, allowing games "whawha" nervous and accurate.
    Keyboardist-being (Rhodes), I use it sitting, and it poses no problem except the 2 switches in the two pedals right (when they are pushed to the bottom): they are almost impossible to trigger while sitting. up .. no problem.
    You can also pluguer to external 6switchs which, by adding switches FC-300 gives you a nice control panel at the bottom.

    Patch-mode is quite impressive, it can send a "click" a chain of controls (type Control change, prog exchange sys exclusive on any midi channel). The programming is a bit long (which is normal), but relatively simple, especially since there is a way to find the French manual on the web.
    nb: patch mode, 7 different switches used to trigger a "patch", so there are only two switches and two pedals to send exchange controls.

    MEDIUM:
    -Controller mode: In this mode, you can assign a different exchange control on all switches and pedals FC-300 (ie 7 assignments for switches and 2 pedals, plus 2 switches under the pedals), but SINGLE CHANNEL MIDI. There are 5 memory to configure the FC 5maps different assignments.

    LARGE LESS:
    -Attention, FC-300 can transmit only controls the exchange of 1 to 90.
    It can therefore transmit to exchange controls 91-128. If like me you have a device (Receptor) with exchange controls pre-assigned and can not be changed from 100 to 125, FC-300 can not control it!

    -Secondly, the FC-300 can not receive anything from another device, so it is impossible to trigger a patch of FC-300 from an external device
    -> If you have another hand controller as Novation SLII example, you can not, click on the Novation trigger a configuration or a patch of FC-300.
    I can tell you that it creates serious complications.

    nb: the MIDI IN FC serves only the transmission of data stored FC.

    FINALLY:
    The FC-300 is sturdy and nice, but the two gaps that I described above make it unfortunately, despite his production, an incomplete.
    -I think this is the value insufficient.
    I do not regret my purchase, however, because I bought it secondhand at a very low price.
    To half price or possibly 2/3 of the price: yes
    Buy new-no, it's too expensive
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  • Exxi3Exxi3

    Roland FC-300Published on 06/08/08 at 12:42
    (This content has been automatically translated from French)
    Hello,

    I have this little gem in the last few days and I am satisfied with TRS.

    In fact, I wanted to buy a FC-200 to drive my Roland GP-100, which is my sound-design tool for guitar prdilection even if I have stuff latest issue (Guitar Rig, Line 6 TonePort KB37). Until I used the one Nobels MF-2, trs good pdalier twelve o'clock too, but not quite in the same CATEGORY.

    So seeking a FC-200 OCCAZ of my gear store assigned after an order is not honored, I was offered a CF-300 nine 300 .-- Swiss Francs, ie. D. 200 .--.

    C'tait a little more than I wanted to, but the price ... O)

    In fact, all dpend of what is going to fly with: It is well worth it if you use its advanced functions p…
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    Hello,

    I have this little gem in the last few days and I am satisfied with TRS.

    In fact, I wanted to buy a FC-200 to drive my Roland GP-100, which is my sound-design tool for guitar prdilection even if I have stuff latest issue (Guitar Rig, Line 6 TonePort KB37). Until I used the one Nobels MF-2, trs good pdalier twelve o'clock too, but not quite in the same CATEGORY.

    So seeking a FC-200 OCCAZ of my gear store assigned after an order is not honored, I was offered a CF-300 nine 300 .-- Swiss Francs, ie. D. 200 .--.

    C'tait a little more than I wanted to, but the price ... O)

    In fact, all dpend of what is going to fly with: It is well worth it if you use its advanced functions programming patches, CC, SysEx and expression. Master not necessarily very easy, given the number of possibilities it offers.

    If not a goods cheaper Nobels, with 1 or 2 expression pedals, make ample case.

    It really is the top of pdalier noon on FC-300. It PSE ton, exudes solidity and quality of hardware and finishes are irrprochables.

    To get an ide of bte prcise more, check out the manual http://www.roland.com/products/en/FC-300/index.html

    Kind regards,

    Exxi3
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