Great presentation but it’s a little concerning that you seem to push those highly sensitive buttons much harder than necessary!! A slight touch is sufficient...my concern is unnecessary wear and of course the cost of repair/shipping etc.. (definitely not cheap) I have 2 Rolands and your class is awesome!! Thank you!! Definitely no offense intended just an observation and would hate to have unnecessary repair bills on my own Rolands simply because of unawareness.
My concern is that the top row is kind of inconvenient unless the player is in a key like B or further up the rows, especially for beginners. Otherwise, the video is very well done.
You're absolutely correct. Probably, the easiest most efficient way would be using an effects pedal. In fact, I rarely use this option in real life situations, but it has come in handy on occasion. Thank you for taking the time to comment.
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Always great to learn more about the 4x. Maybe I’ll learn to play it too!! I’m probably going to break down and take some lessons!!
Hello Jerry! Tnx for a Video!!
can we use the registers on the right side as a switch buttons?
Excellent - Excellent Video and camera work..... Super nice job!!!!! and good information as always
Great!! I saved it on my phone!!!👍
Thanks!
Great presentation but it’s a little concerning that you seem to push those highly sensitive buttons much harder than necessary!! A slight touch is sufficient...my concern is unnecessary wear and of course the cost of repair/shipping etc.. (definitely not cheap) I have 2 Rolands and your class is awesome!! Thank you!! Definitely no offense intended just an observation and would hate to have unnecessary repair bills on my own Rolands simply because of unawareness.
My concern is that the top row is kind of inconvenient unless the player is in a key like B or further up the rows, especially for beginners. Otherwise, the video is very well done.
You're absolutely correct. Probably, the easiest most efficient way would be using an effects pedal. In fact, I rarely use this option in real life situations, but it has come in handy on occasion. Thank you for taking the time to comment.