Members code_blue Posted April 25, 2006 Members Share Posted April 25, 2006 Here are the sounds I want:Acoustic similation, with delayViolin, maybe with delayVersatile delayVersatile reverbGrand piano synth?I know I would have to get a special pickup, but where do I go from there?Check out this video: Can someone inform me about Roland synth setups? And maybe mention the model names?Thanks you. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Members Bajazz Posted April 25, 2006 Members Share Posted April 25, 2006 GR-09 is an old dog. Check out rolandus.com for updated gear. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Members acid_utopianx Posted April 25, 2006 Members Share Posted April 25, 2006 Originally posted by code_blue Here are the sounds I want: Acoustic similation, with delay Violin, maybe with delay Versatile delay Versatile reverb Grand piano synth? I know I would have to get a special pickup, but where do I go from there? Check out this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dJMGfrIiV-k&search=synthCan someone inform me about Roland synth setups? And maybe mention the model names? Thanks you. VG-88, because you can use the FX (ie. delay, reverb) separately:- use a model'd guitar 'dry'- use your normal pickups with effectsetc...GR-20 or possibly GR-33 for piano's and violin, GR09 could be used, but the 20 and 33 have a better (newer) soundengine..a better option would be the Terratec Axon100 v2..http://audioen.terratec.net/index.php?name=EZCMS&menu=100&page_id=6it has excellent tracking and soundsor you could use a Roland GI-20 with your choice of soundmodules... ...be aware though: almost every guitar-model in a synthesizer will suck (maybe not so with the guitars in a Yamaha Motif-rack, but stilll)...so if you're after a good acoustic tone, I'd suggest looking into either RMC or Graphtech's GHOST system as a hex-(midi)pickup...they utilize piezo's, which is the way to go for acoustics...that being said: the VG-88 has most of your wishes covered... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Members code_blue Posted April 25, 2006 Author Members Share Posted April 25, 2006 Originally posted by acid_utopianx VG-88, because you can use the FX (ie. delay, reverb) separately:- use a model'd guitar 'dry'- use your normal pickups with effectsetc...GR-20 or possibly GR-33 for piano's and violin, GR09 could be used, but the 20 and 33 have a better (newer) soundengine..a better option would be the Terratec Axon100 v2..http://audioen.terratec.net/index.php?name=EZCMS&menu=100&page_id=6it has excellent tracking and soundsor you could use a Roland GI-20 with your choice of soundmodules... ...be aware though: almost every guitar-model in a synthesizer will suck (maybe not so with the guitars in a Yamaha Motif-rack, but stilll)...so if you're after a good acoustic tone, I'd suggest looking into either RMC or Graphtech's GHOST system as a hex-(midi)pickup...they utilize piezo's, which is the way to go for acoustics...that being said: the VG-88 has most of your wishes covered... Best post ever. Thanks man. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Members Bajazz Posted April 25, 2006 Members Share Posted April 25, 2006 Originally posted by acid_utopianx VG-88, because you can use the FX (ie. delay, reverb) separately:The VG-88 is not a guitar synth. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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