User Manual Roland Xp 50 Keyboard

General Apps & Tools General Support Documents Manual Archive Product Support YouTube Channel BOSS Product Support Professional A/V Division. Roland XP-50 (1995) Music Workstation. Workstation for mid-user range with internal sequencer and a standard canvas GM General Midi soundset. Relative rackmount version is the famous module JV-1080.

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A 16 track is usually adequate for most situations. However the XP is best when used as a soundsource.or even a scratch pad that is sync'ed up to a more capable sequencer.whether that be one of many capable DAW/software program combo out today (Fruity Loops, Reason, Pro-Tools)or a hardware sequencer/sampler (MPC series, MV, even the slept on ) One helpful feature is the RPS function, which allows you to trigger a created phrase on the fly at the touch of a key. With no sampler.this function is essential to creating 'hybrid' sounding track.in other words a track that sounds sample.and has many of the 'chopped' feature of one.but is actually a 100% original $1,300.00 (back in the day) UTILIZATION Its a miracle I still have my eyes after 8 years of peeing a the tiny orange rectangular screen. To access many of other more complex features of the XP such as patch(sound)editing, track edit.etc involves many searches through various screens.

The manual is your best friend.however it is a Roland manual.be advised it is a tank.can go above ground, underground, on the road.wherever. Users who have either been longtime users like myself or others who are picking up one from somewhere else need to keep a careful eye on the ancient floppy disk drive for perfornamce however. SOUNDS The XP-50 has many good stock sounds right out the box for professional/aspiring composers, media scorers, and techno/ambiant/rave sound designers. Ah yes well that's nice. BUT, what about the aspiring beatmaker.or the grizzled pro??

If you be patient with the somehat unforgiving learning curve.you can craft out stunning compositions without having to reach to any other piece of gear(and thanks to current situation.I know that as well as anybody, these days. EFX processors, diffrent sets of filters and amplifiers allow you to customize your own sound. OVERALL OPINION I started from the instrumental side of music first then graduated to beatmaking. So I have yet to purchase those celebrated pieces of gear your 'favorite' producer has.(MPC,,Motif.or my favorite.)this is my brainchild. Even when it is replaced.it will be kept for sentiment for a long time Originally posted on FutureProducers.com Posted by: cloudism ( 7-, 2005). As a sound module nothing is missing, there are some filters, effects, etc.

On it, but you have to go thu menues and mess with numerical values, which takes a lot of time, so that would b nice to have it made easyer. Sequencer on it is a bit*h to use, i had it for 8 months and i still havent figuerd out how to compose a song of more than one part, but i dont use the sequencer at all. Price paid $430 used UTILIZATION Sequencer very hard to use, (compared to cubase) effects are hard to tweak, its hard to sequence, because it can only play one sound at a time, so u better have some vst's or other sound modules if you want to play your full song out. Not the most user friendly (maybe because it came out in 95) but sound quality is excelent SOUNDS I use it as a sound module, and as a midi controller. Sounds on it are the best in its price range (under $1000) and its expandable to your taste.

I love the sounds on it high quality OVERALL OPINION Excelent, metal case. Mine sometimes messes up and sustains notes, and i have to do a memore reset, and then its fine for couple of weeks, but i bought it used, and it came out in 1995, better than i expecte. I LOVE the sounds, and expandability, its also good as a midi controller. Other than that i cant recoment it for any other features. Originally posted on FutureProducers.com Posted by: Sarajevo (January 1-, 2004).

Purchased at local music store for less than $3000 including stand and Peavy amp I've been using my roland for several years now, both as a studio and teaching instrument and transporting to gigs. I've never had any problem with its performance - even though students and transportation can be rough on it! It's reliable and has more features than I could ever begin to use!