Sorry, this is not "100% made by Roland". Former Roland employees got together and formed Dexibell in 2015, which was acquired and funded by parent company Proel, who've been around for over 20 years. The only thing "Roland" about it, is that former Roland employees started the company, with Luigi as the head designer.
@@davidharpproduction3893 But he also implies that to this day everything is still made under the influence of Roland, which is no longer true. They are their own company now in every sense.
I agree with Piano man Chuck that they are not 100% Roland. That statement is very misleading. Yes they were former Roland Italy staff but they are taking what they have learned working with them but they have implemented new forward thinking ,outstanding ideas of Nord, and other companies to carve a truly different sound, user interface, feel of instruments that are their own designs and are NOT Roland clones.
Hi, Bro! So, we have been friends of Luigi, Richi, Roberto and others. Hahaha halleluyah! The world is so small. And we are also into music ministry, too - awesome.
Piano has more than one meaning in Italian. As it applies here, it means, SOFT. The original name of the piano was, PIANOFORTE. Meaning, soft-strong. That was because you can play soft and hard on a piano. You could not on a harpsichord any other piano predecessors.
It’s a great board for what you pay for so many people want to correct you than take the positives ….it is what it is want to hear more about your store
For me the Casio Privia PX-350M has out rank most of these boards. This board has those ivory key bed feel, which is amazing and only paying $550, make it even better. $3500 for a board is pricey, I thought I would never buy a Casio, because according the mindset, you're thinking toy sound and plastic feel. Now these days Casio starting to step it up, and the piano sounds great. And with this board, I can still use my vst plugin without using the onboard sounds.
He said that it’s made 100% by Roland! But two of Roland present workers says it’s not!!! So it’s Roland or Dexibell? Did Roland rehire the workers? I have a Dexibell Combo J7 73 Keys Sir Sebastian I’m going to call my two friends who works now for Roland. I once heard that Yamaha made the Kronos because it got FM
TheYoudog it’s not actually Roland. Just the core of the company were former Roland employees. They were laid off and bought out by an Italian company called pro L. So it is a completely new company that uses some of the same ideas that Roland used. They put out better products in my opinion. Just bought the S3 and I love it!
I have owned a Dexibell for just over a year. My brief the piano sound isn't all that great for something this expensive. The "Platinum" sounds aren't that much better than the factory sounds and you can only have one installed at a time. All the factory sounds must be deleted in order to install one Platinum sound. Installing any sounds from the Dexibell website causes the keyboard to go out of tune. The only fix is to reset the keyboard and restore the factory sounds. The limited memory restricts the keyboard to studio use only. You can create sound banks and store them on a USB stick but changing to these soiund banks can take up to 3.5 minutes which when you are on stage... There has also been problems with the keybed. Wobbly keys and keys that stick. I have owned Korg, Roland, and Yamaha keyboards in the past and NONE have given me the trouble the Dexibell has. Dexibell offer almost NO customer support. So you are very much on your own to address the countless issues this keyboard presents. If you really want a keyboard like this spend the extra and get a Nord,
ive the 00808 serial number vivos7 an over whelmed . of the history the mainstay the simplicity .to these item value . the one and only broken thew shipping i own. going on 4 years . with out any trouble .in keybedfuction .or mechanics. ect ect .. be that the 2tl mother board dislodged upon my item s arrival to the states .. . simple fix 4 tiny phillips head screws . i .now know the ins and outs od the our vivo s7 / units / one great running mac truck truck uheardmae ... now uheard ...2019.thew 2024 vivo s7.. and kodos to Fartar A must feel type keybed action . . thoe dexibell may or may not be triple senisor . contact.towards excapement .. .. more .i beleive they are . and i know the s9 are triple sensor contact .. all at the best bang against the kawai rh hammer action . or there abouts ... respectfully Michael L Heard...ebel
Sorry, this is not "100% made by Roland". Former Roland employees got together and formed Dexibell in 2015, which was acquired and funded by parent company Proel, who've been around for over 20 years. The only thing "Roland" about it, is that former Roland employees started the company, with Luigi as the head designer.
This is what he explained in the video !
@@davidharpproduction3893 But he also implies that to this day everything is still made under the influence of Roland, which is no longer true. They are their own company now in every sense.
I agree with Piano man Chuck that they are not 100% Roland. That statement is very misleading. Yes they were former Roland Italy staff but they are taking what they have learned working with them but they have implemented new forward thinking ,outstanding ideas of Nord, and other companies to carve a truly different sound, user interface, feel of instruments that are their own designs and are NOT Roland clones.
Hi, Bro! So, we have been friends of Luigi, Richi, Roberto and others. Hahaha halleluyah! The world is so small. And we are also into music ministry, too - awesome.
I've had a Dexibell P7 for several months now and for the price point I'm blown away
I miss this chuck levins music store... Its my playground when i was in maryland.. they mostly have all these keyboards ive been looking.
never seen one in the wild, I've only seen at namm but they sound great
Piano has more than one meaning in Italian. As it applies here, it means, SOFT. The original name of the piano was, PIANOFORTE. Meaning, soft-strong. That was because you can play soft and hard on a piano. You could not on a harpsichord any other piano predecessors.
Good info tnx
Sir Sebastian, thank you for this great video now we want to see the piano guy get this keyboard for a month or 2 and see what he finds.
Known about dexibell for a few years they have a rack too that’s amazing...in there early videos they talked about there connection to roland
Wheatworkspro brother I like your videos but I was thinking it would be nice to see you play the piano.☺
It’s a great board for what you pay for so many people want to correct you than take the positives ….it is what it is want to hear more about your store
Tell me more about your store
Where is your store?
Well Church....
This video is a true blessing and good history lesson
Them chords @ 6:21
For me the Casio Privia PX-350M has out rank most of these boards. This board has those ivory key bed feel, which is amazing and only paying $550, make it even better. $3500 for a board is pricey, I thought I would never buy a Casio, because according the mindset, you're thinking toy sound and plastic feel. Now these days Casio starting to step it up, and the piano sounds great. And with this board, I can still use my vst plugin without using the onboard sounds.
He said that it’s made 100% by Roland!
But two of Roland present workers says it’s not!!!
So it’s Roland or Dexibell? Did Roland rehire the workers? I have a Dexibell Combo J7 73 Keys
Sir Sebastian I’m going to call my two friends who works now for Roland. I once heard that Yamaha made the Kronos because it got FM
TheYoudog it’s not actually Roland. Just the core of the company were former Roland employees. They were laid off and bought out by an Italian company called pro L. So it is a completely new company that uses some of the same ideas that Roland used. They put out better products in my opinion. Just bought the S3 and I love it!
Didnt know you knew Ed!! small world!!!lol
I have owned a Dexibell for just over a year. My brief the piano sound isn't all that great for something this expensive. The "Platinum" sounds aren't that much better than the factory sounds and you can only have one installed at a time. All the factory sounds must be deleted in order to install one Platinum sound. Installing any sounds from the Dexibell website causes the keyboard to go out of tune. The only fix is to reset the keyboard and restore the factory sounds. The limited memory restricts the keyboard to studio use only. You can create sound banks and store them on a USB stick but changing to these soiund banks can take up to 3.5 minutes which when you are on stage... There has also been problems with the keybed. Wobbly keys and keys that stick. I have owned Korg, Roland, and Yamaha keyboards in the past and NONE have given me the trouble the Dexibell has. Dexibell offer almost NO customer support. So you are very much on your own to address the countless issues this keyboard presents. If you really want a keyboard like this spend the extra and get a Nord,
ive the 00808 serial number vivos7 an over whelmed . of the history the mainstay the simplicity .to these item value . the one and only broken thew shipping i own. going on 4 years . with out any trouble .in keybedfuction .or mechanics. ect ect .. be that the 2tl mother board dislodged upon my item s arrival to the states .. . simple fix 4 tiny phillips head screws . i .now know the ins and outs od the our vivo s7 / units / one great running mac truck truck uheardmae ... now uheard ...2019.thew 2024 vivo s7.. and kodos to Fartar A must feel type keybed action . . thoe dexibell may or may not be triple senisor . contact.towards excapement .. .. more .i beleive they are . and i know the s9 are triple sensor contact .. all at the best bang against the kawai rh hammer action . or there abouts ... respectfully Michael L Heard...ebel