Roland V-Combo VR-09 Piano Editing

Get a in-depth look into piano editing on the Roland V-Combo VR-09.

[@WhatTheHelicopter98]

I have it :3 its very nice and easy to use.

[@AlexRooneyComposer]

I want this Synth!!!

[@madjazzmike]

Fab’ - very informative demo’- cheers to “ ED” .

[@germanshepherdlover2613]

Can you save your edited sounds for use later? How editable are the sounds? Particularly the synth pads.

[@daddyplayedsax]

Blues Muso yes, you can save each edited sound as a Registration patch. The synth is actually a fully editable digital synth if you connect to it using the iOS app, but there's also direct control of the ADR envelope and Frequency/Resonance using the drawbars on any of the non-organ sounds.

[@RyanWright]

trying to decide between this and the Juno.

[@kassio.teclas3356]

I use Juno G too much recurses

[@RyanWright]

@@kassio.teclas3356 I ended up going with the Juno as well. Love it'

[@madjazzmike]

The -piano ' & tremolo piano , sounds " FAB " , the rest is not' my " cup of tea " ( I'm old fashioned ) HA ' -cheers to you .

[@evankeal]

This is effecting sounds, not editing. That would be nice to have any type of editing for Pianos, but you can only do that for non Piano sounds. I almost got excited, as not being able to edit pianos is the only thing I dislike about my board.

[@thesoundtherapycompany]

I second this. I love this keyboard for the organ and synth sounds. The pianos sound really thin. I was wondering why they sound so good in this video?🤔 I was googling to see if there's a way to fatten up the piano sounds?