TJ80

I agree. I think we would have seen evidence of a successor by now, made from metal! I recently acquired an MS50 to go with my 70. I had a look at the RD2000, we're living in the plastic age. I think My Integra will prob...

So, would it be correct to assume that once again, Roland have dropped support for their products?

Hello again, I am not sure why you need to have 16 different sounds at once on the Integra unless you were going to create layers, also you may run out of polyphony. How are you setting up the Jupiter to control the Inte...

Positive - The sound and relatively easy to grasp architecture. Negative - The lack of librarian Keep - The build quality. Best of luck with your survey!

I went into Musicstore in Cologne last week and leafing through their printed catalogue, neither the JP80, 50 or Gaia featured, so it may be assumed that they are about to be discontinued. Consequently, there could be so...

I am curious as to what the available polyphony is when you layer up 12 patches on the XT

Hello, I have an XT and a GT and to my ears, the GT seems brighter, maybe it has better D to A converters or perhaps the effects are better. I don't however, find myself preferring one over the other although, the GT has...

Hello, I own two JP80's and an Integra (controlled by an A90) and feel compelled to chip if you don't mind :-) I think you should keep the other manufacturer's products and rationalise the Roland gear. However, assuming...

Hello knolan and thank you for your advice. I think it's going to be the case of working with the Kronos' vocoder and comparing it with the XT/GT and seeing what works best. My ethos behind getting the Kronos is to strip...

Interesting, thought provoking comments. I have always been a Roland fan from my Juno 6 and onwards, so the Kronos would see me straying onto the Korg path for the first time. I am going to try one out again on Monday, h...