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I have a Roland FA-07, and use it and a Nord Stage at live covers band gigs. If I want to use a good organ sound, or the best EP or Wurli sound, I use the Nord. Nord can't touch the split capabilities in my Roland FA-07,...

I have an FA-07. The FA 06/07/08 split capability (based on Studio Sets) is focused primarily on how its internal synth uses the MIDI signals sent to it from the built-in physical keyboard. At least in most cases, when y...

The non-Supernatural sounds in an FA-06/FA-07/FA-08 use the same sound architecture as patches in an XV. Sometimes the vibrato in an XV patch can be removed via the method discussed in this thread: https://forums.musicpl...

I don't know what platform you are using these SRX sounds. The only Roland synths I have used have been physical synths. In my XV-5050 synth module, it has 4 buttons on the front which allow you to turn off and turn on a...

This thread on Keyboard Corner might help: http://forums.musicplayer.com/ubbthreads.php/topics/2655346/Stevie_superstition The post by user "Mate Stubb" #2655426 at 01/16/15 11:37 AM (that might be EST) has two mp3 links...

The method I use on my FA-07 for applying either more or less reverb to a single tone, is to make a copy of that tone in the User Bank, and then use that tone I created in the User Bank in a Studio Set on my FA-07. Certa...

If you are only using a single MIDI controller, you do not need to do special things with MIDI in order to get your XV-3080 to do play different sounds and pitch ranges from the different ranges of your keyboard: You can...

My first XV-5050 got a problem where it started producing distorted sounds for all its sounds. I bought a replacement unit, used. If I were facing a similar situation I would seek to buy a used replacement unit, as oppos...

MIDI only sends signals such as key-down, key-up, sustain on and off, and so on. If you want to get the sounds created by the XV-88, the most straightforward way is to use the "L" out (1/4-inch audio jack) and connect th...

I am pretty sure the thing you think is a 9 pin serial out is a MIDI out port. You might need some sort of adapter/converter box that can take an old-school MIDI input and convert it to a different connection type on its...