Last year I bought the Roland JV90 together with the expansion board 60 & 70,s keyboards.Now, I play every day on the JV because I like the fantastic sounds. The Hammond,s The Fender rhodes, Wurlitzer, Moog, Arp, and the super Mellotron sounds are very nice.
I didn't have this one, but a friend did... This one featured samples from the Mellotron (If I remember right, there was even a patch named "Strawberry Fields"), several different variations of Rhodes electric pianos, ditto Vox, Farfisa, and Hammond B-Series organs (w. Leslie F/X), and some very old patchcord Moogs... If you were into the classic 60s and early 70s music, this card was for you!
I have this expansion board in my JV 1010 here 5/3/2022.. currently own 2 of them. And I use midi for all my recordings. I use a Korg D3200 32 tracks of sweet music. And I have The Keyboards of the 60s and 70s with my Neo Ventilator Lesslie effects for all my Organ and E.Piano sounds. And it Blows Nord. ROLAND V organs even Hammond Suzuki and Vox Crumar or any organ for that matter out of the water bc that Leslie built in the units suck. Its the Neo Ventilator that makes a big difference for the sound.. gives the organs even the Cheese organ life...
All my XP-80's have this expansion board. If you're a serious old Hammond player, this board is an absolute must get!!!! It says 60s and 70s keyboards, and indeed it has a mixture all of those most commonly used. But the board is mostly dedicated to awesome hammond sounds. It pretty much has everything you'll need. You don't have a nine drawbars like a Hammond, but unlike the Hammond organ, this keyboard is velocity sensitive which opens up a whole new would of dynamics for Hammond players. 😎
Im about to buy an XP 30 Synth , with this board installed , how would you compare the sound quality of the XP Synths with the Newer Roland KeyBoards such as , JUNO Di, G, Gi , DS ???
@@su4691 I've had my XP30 from new back in 2001, still use it as my main keybed and other synths are connected via midi. I use this and my XV5080 together. I believe it was an award winning keybed on this synth, with the weighted keys etc. I own a Behringer Deepmind 12 but I definitely prefer the keybed on the XP30. I'm sorry I can't answer your question about comparison to the Juno etc but the XP30 is truly a powerful great synth. I still use it to this day along with modern synths I've purchased.
@@leemearns3808 Hello, can you hear the difference in soundquality between the XP30 and XV5080 by the same sounds? I mean no EFX, only the patches. Thank you in advance!
@@andronikyegiazaryan3546 hi, I wouldn't say there is a noticeable difference, both synths are very clear even to this day in regards to sound quality. Comparing patches now there was one that featured on the both synths, but with all settings the exact same the XP30 one was warmer. I wouldn't say this is the case for all patches that are the same though. I really love the quality of the XP30 & XV5080, and with the extra feature of effects on the XV5080 takes it that bit further on creating different sounds that you've never heard before. I still to this day get surprised by certain sounds, and the memory card is great for saving them all. The XP30 Arpeggio section is really great, and with it midi connected to the XV5080 this can take advantage of the arpeggio as well. Both have things that the other doesn't, but with having both connected it's like one big spectrum of a synth. I do find the XV5080 more easier to operate through menus, like changing the tuning of individual notes etc... I'm happy to comment further on anything else on these synths or any other synths I own.
use the PC thing in the back you would just have to find the 9 pin wire to connect to a Mac or Pc my friend and you'll be all set. Get yourself a Neo Ventilator 2 use it with them Hammonds man and you will all see what I'm talking about... Yo! I just my post the idea up on the You Tube deal and see if I can get my message across to ppl about this amazing idea
I love this board.... The Hammonds on here are so much better than any Roland VR keyboard can produce, it's not even funny. For reference: I do actually own a 1961 Hammond A100 with a lovely Leslie 122 which sees regular use on stage and in recording studios, but I do use the '60/'70 sounds in my own studio, just to set up new songs or arrangements.
Dude get the Neo Ventilator 2 and use it with this card and man talk about breathing life into a dead B3. wow it will blow your socks off. especially in stereo mode son. off the chain
may I also add that the Neo Ventilator 2 has stop slow and fast control as well as over drive,and ramp perimeter controls as well. The Ventilator By Neo emulates a 122 Leslie and in Either left mono or L and R stereo makes it sound better than any VR Keyboard put together. try this method and you will not be disappointed trust me. I thought of this idea and wanted to share it with everyone on here to get the best killer Leslie sound that ideas from man has to offer
I use this and the E-mu Vintage Pro all the time. E-mu edges the Roland, patch for patch, in most instances, but I really like the JV card all the same.
I have a EM-U B3 try those. The JV1010 i have this card and use it with a Ventilator to control the 122 digital rotary effects. The Organs on this card whistles like a real LIVE Leslie. Try it. Its called the Neo Ventilator 2 or 1 I have both and makes the organs sound real. Minus not having draw bar control just turn the dial and try it
Hi, great test. I would like to know if these sounds and patches are already into my XV5080 from the box or should I buy this amazing expansion card that I like a lot. Thanks.
Yes, cards are hard to find for the XV bro. JV cards are easier to find. Go get you a cheap JV1010 and find the SR JV 08 board Keyboards of the 60s and 70s and get yourself a NEO Ventilator 2 and use it with this Man it even blows the B3 emulator out of the water. minus the damn drawbar controls are not on here but somehow can be edited and saved on MaC or Pc. I dont know how that works I just switch between the programed patches and know where they are by turn of a knob in front of the unit.
@@danaowens30 thanks for answering and for the advice! To tell the truth I managed to purchase a JD990 and one vintage synth board some years ago for a very good price. And then a 60/70s board. So I have the doubt if inserting it in my XV5080 would give me a plus of waveforms and patches or better to re-sell it. From Your answer I suppose better to keep it. Sorry for my understanding, actually I am italian....😊
The JV 1010 is the way to go.. because I have one and it is easier to just turn the 3rd knob to change patches meaning the sounds of the 60s and 70s keyboards is knowing where to change the sounds of the organs during song changes. There are 255 sounds plus an additional 255 more sounds totaling 600 sounds plus the JV 1010 has sessions sound board with pianos drum kits organs strings brass bass guitars human voices and this goes on over 2000 plus that card will give you a whopping 2600 sounds. Plus get yourself a Neo Ventilator 2 Leslie pedal effects for your Hammonds and organs on there let me tell you. With my Neo vent 2 I have those Hammonds breathing fire thru my Vent 2. You can get them on E bay or even Facebook Market. Or a local music store will have them used it took me 2 weeks to find mine.
I have this on my XP 30, I bought it in like 2004. I didn't appreciate the sounds as much when I was younger, but as I listen to more 70's music, I understand what these sounds are meant for. I've always especially appreciated the keyboards. There are quite a few good organs, but I feel like you have to modify the controls to get the best out of them. A lot of them have a rotary effect, but aren't initially programmed to let you control the speed.
that is why they made the Neo Ventilator 2. I have one I use with My JV1010 with this expansion board I acquired last year and let me tell you aside from not having the draw bar controls it blows its own VR organs and that Nord boring keyboard both out of the water bro. I also possess the EMU B3 module and I also use My Vent2 with that real real life Leslie Control stop brake make her dirty and also make her clean. I also control top and bottom rotor parameter too. I hope ppl catch this idea quick before its gone from here. This is the closest to tonewheel as it gets in my honest opinion. For real tho go get a Neo Ventilator 2. you won't be disappointed respectfully.
@@danaowens30 that looks really good. I have some good organ patches on my 80s synths too, but the effects units I have don't really do a good rotary effect. I'll see if I can get one of those. The XP-30 has a decent rotary effect, but it's hard to set up controls. Having a dedicated box would be better.
MykTheOccultist There are around 34 Mellotron voices in this card. Moody, Spacey, Slow, Mellow, Strings, Choir, etc... Each is good, unique, and useful. Unfortunately there is no flute mellotron. I wish it has also flute but it's not... Hope it helps.
In my home studio monitor it sounds pretty accurate, however in live situation I found this card is little picky about what keyboard amp you use... Most organ (Hammond) patches sound more bassy on certain keyboard amps. All mellotron patches are string based, but each has different character (some has slower attack, some has wet reverb effects, some are dry, etc)...
You need a full range speaker system for this keyboard, for the sounds to sound accurate. DON'T use one of those stupid super bass rap hip-hop amp and speakers setups, their extended-bass response screws everything up. Paul Klipsch would be turning in his grave.
I have just got this card for my xp-80. I found the patches you are using here via the link. Thanks for this video! Helps me know what the card can do.
It is a must have. Both are worth it. I have the little brother to that XP 30 and a Korg N 1 not to be confused with the M1 as a controller for my JV1010 with this SRJV08 card and my Neo Ventilator 2 and whoa Nelly.. Organs got more fire than a mosh pit bro. Organs really sing with the Ventilator 2 try it and you will get that real feel. Even my Casio WK7500 I used with my draw bars on that OMG that Neo Ventilator 2 really put life into even the cheeses Keyboard with the speakers. Try it and you will see for yourself
you need a expansion card SR JV 08 amigo. SRJV08 key boards of the 60s and 70s compatible with and JV model. the cards can be had on Facebook Market, Amazon and EBAY. when you get it get a Neo Ventilator 2 Lesslie Effect Pedal for your Keyboard and use it in the Rhodes piano and the Hammond Sounds you will see what I'm talking about. just try it. you will love it
A ver si alguien me puede hacer el favor de responder a la pregunta de cómo se controla la velocidad/activación-desactivación del "leslie" en los sonidos de esta placa instalada en un JV-80. Gracias!!!
tony deskafeinado Gracias por la respuesta. Ahora que llevo un tiempo con el JV80 y la tarjeta ya sé cómo funciona, igualmente estoy muy contento. Los sonidos tienen mucha calidad y me sirven exactamente para lo que quiero.
@@antuananartistamultidiscip7925 básicamente necesito la configuración del sonido min 1 35 , y si te puedo ayudar tengo la card guitar and brasses si necesitas algo
60 70 cards my opinion is it sounds awesome 👌 😎 I have the JV1010 i dont use drawbars if I dont have to I have a Hammond XK-1 for that purpose. And Em u b3. And more Casio Wk7500 drawbar organ Hammond X5 1975 i have yamaha motifs drawbar organ, Hammond XM1 with xmc2 controller drawbars. Can't get any better than that
Use the Ventilator 2 or 1 instead of the mod wheel and you will really get the swirl going on these sounds try the Ventilator with the electric pianos and suit case ones. Breathes life into these organs and pianos.
You entitled to you opinion but the organs and Rhodes need modulation and modification thats why you have a pc hook up on the back and also get yourself a Ventilator 2 and use that badboy with them organs. yo son, off the chain ya heard?
I have both The Roland JV1010 with this 60s and 70s Keyboards, Plus I have all Yamaha Motif Organs from all series, MX49,MO6, plus a Korg NS5R with the M1 piano ,N1 piano, N264 Piano, N364 piano, M1 organ, and I possess a EMU B3. And my Casio WK7500 not to mention my Alesis HD6 and QS7.1 and the EMU Protious 1 with my Neo Ventilator 2 and Organ will come to life all my organs with burn u up like a furnace the way they all sound... with all my organs and pianos I am satisfied with all that..... Hammond Organs for days years and months to come bro. Try this idea. Get the Neo Vent use it with your Nord,Yamaha,Korg Casio, Kurtzweil even a cheap keyboard or a Hammond itself and you will see
Funny how people always say the best thing is like the only thing they've heard, or it's what they like subjectively, despite others sounding better to different people. There is no such thing as the best!
It is what it is that what will be will be. Common sense... use your creativity and shape the sounds with effects and these sounds aren't outdated you just don't have a wide broad span called ideas get the tools of the trade I use organs in all genre of music . get yourself a Neo Ventilator 2 and bruh these sounds will blow your mind especially the Organs. Sick Sick better than that VST shit you newbies use.. get a clue and hook your self up with one of them with this card and you will change your tone about sound son. Get it together newbie you got a Yard Life til you reach my shoes bruh. update your mind...😅😅😅😂😂😂😂😂🖕
Still sounds incredible all these years later
Man, the sounds on this board are excellent, still very usable in 2021!
I picked up a used JV1010 years ago just for this card. Still have it. Nice to hear you using the sounds in their right contexts. Good job.
Does this have a good amount of Rhodes emulations? I looked In the list and it seems to only have 2 Rhodes?
Last year I bought the Roland JV90 together with the expansion board 60 & 70,s
keyboards.Now, I play every day on the JV because I like the fantastic sounds.
The Hammond,s The Fender rhodes, Wurlitzer, Moog, Arp, and the super Mellotron sounds are very nice.
I didn't have this one, but a friend did... This one featured samples from the Mellotron (If I remember right, there was even a patch named "Strawberry Fields"), several different variations of Rhodes electric pianos, ditto Vox, Farfisa, and Hammond B-Series organs (w. Leslie F/X), and some very old patchcord Moogs... If you were into the classic 60s and early 70s music, this card was for you!
@Penguindog55 For recording, me too... but live I won't take my Macbook Pro anymore.. so a $200 Roland JV-1080 with some expansions to the job :)
I mainly use it for the Farfisa and Vox sounds in addition to some of the Hammond
Nice! Really liked that Green Onions, especially the bottom.
The best Sr jv80 🎹👌🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
I have this expansion board in my JV 1010 here 5/3/2022.. currently own 2 of them. And I use midi for all my recordings. I use a Korg D3200 32 tracks of sweet music. And I have The Keyboards of the 60s and 70s with my Neo Ventilator Lesslie effects for all my Organ and E.Piano sounds. And it Blows Nord. ROLAND V organs even Hammond Suzuki and Vox Crumar or any organ for that matter out of the water bc that Leslie built in the units suck. Its the Neo Ventilator that makes a big difference for the sound.. gives the organs even the Cheese organ life...
love these sounds
Love the Green Onion patch. I have this card in my Roland Xp50.
How many Rhodes pianos are on it?
All my XP-80's have this expansion board.
If you're a serious old Hammond player, this board is an absolute must get!!!!
It says 60s and 70s keyboards, and indeed it has a mixture all of those most commonly used. But the board is mostly dedicated to awesome hammond sounds. It pretty much has everything you'll need. You don't have a nine drawbars like a Hammond, but unlike the Hammond organ, this keyboard is velocity sensitive which opens up a whole new would of dynamics for Hammond players. 😎
Im about to buy an XP 30 Synth , with this board installed , how would you compare the sound quality of the XP Synths with the Newer Roland KeyBoards such as , JUNO Di, G, Gi , DS ???
@@su4691 I've had my XP30 from new back in 2001, still use it as my main keybed and other synths are connected via midi. I use this and my XV5080 together. I believe it was an award winning keybed on this synth, with the weighted keys etc. I own a Behringer Deepmind 12 but I definitely prefer the keybed on the XP30.
I'm sorry I can't answer your question about comparison to the Juno etc but the XP30 is truly a powerful great synth. I still use it to this day along with modern synths I've purchased.
@@leemearns3808 Hello, can you hear the difference in soundquality between the XP30 and XV5080 by the same sounds? I mean no EFX, only the patches.
Thank you in advance!
@@andronikyegiazaryan3546 hi, I wouldn't say there is a noticeable difference, both synths are very clear even to this day in regards to sound quality. Comparing patches now there was one that featured on the both synths, but with all settings the exact same the XP30 one was warmer.
I wouldn't say this is the case for all patches that are the same though.
I really love the quality of the XP30 & XV5080, and with the extra feature of effects on the XV5080 takes it that bit further on creating different sounds that you've never heard before. I still to this day get surprised by certain sounds, and the memory card is great for saving them all.
The XP30 Arpeggio section is really great, and with it midi connected to the XV5080 this can take advantage of the arpeggio as well.
Both have things that the other doesn't, but with having both connected it's like one big spectrum of a synth.
I do find the XV5080 more easier to operate through menus, like changing the tuning of individual notes etc...
I'm happy to comment further on anything else on these synths or any other synths I own.
@@leemearns3808 Thank you so much! It`s was a big help for me! Be blessed!
Excellent board. But many sounds need some changes (mainly sensitivity, level,...). Use it on my XV5080. Very good Hammond and Rhodes sounds.
use the PC thing in the back you would just have to find the 9 pin wire to connect to a Mac or Pc my friend and you'll be all set. Get yourself a Neo Ventilator 2 use it with them Hammonds man and you will all see what I'm talking about... Yo! I just my post the idea up on the You Tube deal and see if I can get my message across to ppl about this amazing idea
I love this board....
The Hammonds on here are so much better than any Roland VR keyboard can produce, it's not even funny.
For reference: I do actually own a 1961 Hammond A100 with a lovely Leslie 122 which sees regular use on stage and in recording studios, but I do use the '60/'70 sounds in my own studio, just to set up new songs or arrangements.
How accurate would you say the emmulations on this board of the great Hammond B3 sound?
@@leemearns3808 they are some of the best still in 2020. Best through a neo ventilator or lester k with all fx, chorus and reverb off
I now own one of these boards, very pleased with the accuracy of the emulation vintage boards...
Dude get the Neo Ventilator 2 and use it with this card and man talk about breathing life into a dead B3. wow it will blow your socks off. especially in stereo mode son. off the chain
may I also add that the Neo Ventilator 2 has stop slow and fast control as well as over drive,and ramp perimeter controls as well. The Ventilator By Neo emulates a 122 Leslie and in Either left mono or L and R stereo makes it sound better than any VR Keyboard put together. try this method and you will not be disappointed trust me. I thought of this idea and wanted to share it with everyone on here to get the best killer Leslie sound that ideas from man has to offer
I use this and the E-mu Vintage Pro all the time. E-mu edges the Roland, patch for patch, in most instances, but I really like the JV card all the same.
EMU doesn't exist anymore.
I have a EM-U B3 try those. The JV1010 i have this card and use it with a Ventilator to control the 122 digital rotary effects. The Organs on this card whistles like a real LIVE Leslie. Try it. Its called the Neo Ventilator 2 or 1 I have both and makes the organs sound real. Minus not having draw bar control just turn the dial and try it
Hi, great test. I would like to know if these sounds and patches are already into my XV5080 from the box or should I buy this amazing expansion card that I like a lot. Thanks.
Yes, cards are hard to find for the XV bro. JV cards are easier to find. Go get you a cheap JV1010 and find the SR JV 08 board Keyboards of the 60s and 70s and get yourself a NEO Ventilator 2 and use it with this Man it even blows the B3 emulator out of the water. minus the damn drawbar controls are not on here but somehow can be edited and saved on MaC or Pc. I dont know how that works I just switch between the programed patches and know where they are by turn of a knob in front of the unit.
@@danaowens30
thanks for answering and for the advice! To tell the truth I managed to purchase a JD990 and one vintage synth board some years ago for a very good price. And then a 60/70s board. So I have the doubt if inserting it in my XV5080 would give me a plus of waveforms and patches or better to re-sell it. From Your answer I suppose better to keep it. Sorry for my understanding, actually I am italian....😊
The JV 1010 is the way to go.. because I have one and it is easier to just turn the 3rd knob to change patches meaning the sounds of the 60s and 70s keyboards is knowing where to change the sounds of the organs during song changes. There are 255 sounds plus an additional 255 more sounds totaling 600 sounds plus the JV 1010 has sessions sound board with pianos drum kits organs strings brass bass guitars human voices and this goes on over 2000 plus that card will give you a whopping 2600 sounds. Plus get yourself a Neo Ventilator 2 Leslie pedal effects for your Hammonds and organs on there let me tell you. With my Neo vent 2 I have those Hammonds breathing fire thru my Vent 2. You can get them on E bay or even Facebook Market. Or a local music store will have them used it took me 2 weeks to find mine.
@@danaowens30
I higly appreciate Your answer! This is the good side of the web.Thanks!!😊👍
We need some drums added to this one! :)
Love it to bits
@Penguindog55 Why?
What VST you using?
I have this on my XP 30, I bought it in like 2004. I didn't appreciate the sounds as much when I was younger, but as I listen to more 70's music, I understand what these sounds are meant for. I've always especially appreciated the keyboards. There are quite a few good organs, but I feel like you have to modify the controls to get the best out of them. A lot of them have a rotary effect, but aren't initially programmed to let you control the speed.
that is why they made the Neo Ventilator 2. I have one I use with My JV1010 with this expansion board I acquired last year and let me tell you aside from not having the draw bar controls it blows its own VR organs and that Nord boring keyboard both out of the water bro. I also possess the EMU B3 module and I also use My Vent2 with that real real life Leslie Control stop brake make her dirty and also make her clean. I also control top and bottom rotor parameter too. I hope ppl catch this idea quick before its gone from here. This is the closest to tonewheel as it gets in my honest opinion. For real tho go get a Neo Ventilator 2. you won't be disappointed respectfully.
a I agree tho
@@danaowens30 that looks really good. I have some good organ patches on my 80s synths too, but the effects units I have don't really do a good rotary effect. I'll see if I can get one of those. The XP-30 has a decent rotary effect, but it's hard to set up controls. Having a dedicated box would be better.
Yes you can now. A Neo Ventilator digital 122 Leslie oh my Lanta
Loading one patch from a Roland SR-JV card to the JV-80's temporary area:LOAD PARAM from EXP (see Roland JV-80 Owner's Manual p.162-163.)
are there lots of mellotron voices? strings, flute, etc.?
MykTheOccultist
There are around 34 Mellotron voices in this card. Moody, Spacey, Slow, Mellow, Strings, Choir, etc... Each is good, unique, and useful. Unfortunately there is no flute mellotron. I wish it has also flute but it's not... Hope it helps.
James Argo are they accurate sounding? i play a lot of prog/psychedelic rock. this board good then? 34 mellotron patches? what else besides strings?
In my home studio monitor it sounds pretty accurate, however in live situation I found this card is little picky about what keyboard amp you use... Most organ (Hammond) patches sound more bassy on certain keyboard amps. All mellotron patches are string based, but each has different character (some has slower attack, some has wet reverb effects, some are dry, etc)...
You need a full range speaker system for this keyboard, for the sounds to sound accurate. DON'T use one of those stupid super bass rap hip-hop amp and speakers setups, their extended-bass response screws everything up. Paul Klipsch would be turning in his grave.
its on the sr jv80 04 tho
I have just got this card for my xp-80. I found the patches you are using here via the link. Thanks for this video! Helps me know what the card can do.
It is a must have. Both are worth it. I have the little brother to that XP 30 and a Korg N 1 not to be confused with the M1 as a controller for my JV1010 with this SRJV08 card and my Neo Ventilator 2 and whoa Nelly.. Organs got more fire than a mosh pit bro. Organs really sing with the Ventilator 2 try it and you will get that real feel. Even my Casio WK7500 I used with my draw bars on that OMG that Neo Ventilator 2 really put life into even the cheeses Keyboard with the speakers. Try it and you will see for yourself
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Hey guys, somebody have this files for send in my jv80??? Thanks
you need a expansion card SR JV 08 amigo. SRJV08 key boards of the 60s and 70s compatible with and JV model. the cards can be had on Facebook Market, Amazon and EBAY. when you get it get a Neo Ventilator 2 Lesslie Effect Pedal for your Keyboard and use it in the Rhodes piano and the Hammond Sounds you will see what I'm talking about. just try it. you will love it
A ver si alguien me puede hacer el favor de responder a la pregunta de cómo se controla la velocidad/activación-desactivación del "leslie" en los sonidos de esta placa instalada en un JV-80. Gracias!!!
Antuan Artista Multidisciplinar el JV 80 no tiene para modificar los pedales por eso lo vendí y me compre el XP 60
tony deskafeinado Gracias por la respuesta. Ahora que llevo un tiempo con el JV80 y la tarjeta ya sé cómo funciona, igualmente estoy muy contento. Los sonidos tienen mucha calidad y me sirven exactamente para lo que quiero.
@@antuananartistamultidiscip7925 hola antuan soy de colombia me puedes ayudar con un sonido???alvarin_avila@hotmail.com
@@alvaroavilaguitar Pregunta, será un placer y si te puedo ayudar mejor
@@antuananartistamultidiscip7925 básicamente necesito la configuración del sonido min 1 35 , y si te puedo ayudar tengo la card guitar and brasses si necesitas algo
Great ROM
60 70 cards my opinion is it sounds awesome 👌 😎 I have the JV1010 i dont use drawbars if I dont have to I have a Hammond XK-1 for that purpose. And Em u b3. And more Casio Wk7500 drawbar organ Hammond X5 1975 i have yamaha motifs drawbar organ, Hammond XM1 with xmc2 controller drawbars. Can't get any better than that
Use the Ventilator 2 or 1 instead of the mod wheel and you will really get the swirl going on these sounds try the Ventilator with the electric pianos and suit case ones. Breathes life into these organs and pianos.
Por si a alguno le interesa y sabe del tema, en mi canal tengo el Soundfont de la tabla de ondas del SR-JV80-15 "Special FX Collection" .. Saludos!!
Hola martín me podrías ayudar con mi jv 80??? Me interesa el sonido de hammond el primero que suena en este video, me regalarías los parámetros porfa
Tienes los archivos sysex de esos sonidos???
Ando buscando estos sonidos para mi JV-80, mas no los encuentro. =( se pueden pasar?
Pudiste obtener los sonidos???
Hola estoy buscando comprar una expansión como esta, sabes donde puedo conseguirla?
Look on Amazon homie
Facebook Market and Goodluck . it took me a fucking year to find mine. I got it and it ain't going nowhere s
Having the same exact issue!
Look on Amazon. I found 3
Vintage keys better... but nice none the less and varied enough to appeal to some peepz! :0)
yeah me use the neo vent2 and you won't be disappointed
I have both. Better clavs on Roland. Better B3 on EMU. Rhodes are a tossup.
You entitled to you opinion but the organs and Rhodes need modulation and modification thats why you have a pc hook up on the back and also get yourself a Ventilator 2 and use that badboy with them organs. yo son, off the chain ya heard?
I have both The Roland JV1010 with this 60s and 70s Keyboards, Plus I have all Yamaha Motif Organs from all series, MX49,MO6, plus a Korg NS5R with the M1 piano ,N1 piano, N264 Piano, N364 piano, M1 organ, and I possess a EMU B3. And my Casio WK7500 not to mention my Alesis HD6 and QS7.1 and the EMU Protious 1 with my Neo Ventilator 2 and Organ will come to life all my organs with burn u up like a furnace the way they all sound... with all my organs and pianos I am satisfied with all that..... Hammond Organs for days years and months to come bro. Try this idea. Get the Neo Vent use it with your Nord,Yamaha,Korg Casio, Kurtzweil even a cheap keyboard or a Hammond itself and you will see
I have both plus a A Korg NS5R I have all 3
serve no jv90
not only the JV 90 it is compatible with all JV keyboards even the JV10
Funny how people always say the best thing is like the only thing they've heard, or it's what they like subjectively, despite others sounding better to different people. There is no such thing as the best!
The best comment ever, despite other people doing better comments to different people. 😊 ...
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it sounds outdated, but not so bad !
It is meant to!
Eyeroll.
my friend, it's called keyboards of the 60's and 70's, it does what it says on the tin
@@project-95 Yes i know it's keyboars of 60's and 70's, but i was talking about the sound quality, not the "type" of sound.
It is what it is that what will be will be. Common sense... use your creativity and shape the sounds with effects and these sounds aren't outdated you just don't have a wide broad span called ideas get the tools of the trade I use organs in all genre of music . get yourself a Neo Ventilator 2 and bruh these sounds will blow your mind especially the Organs. Sick Sick better than that VST shit you newbies use.. get a clue and hook your self up with one of them with this card and you will change your tone about sound son. Get it together newbie you got a Yard Life til you reach my shoes bruh. update your mind...😅😅😅😂😂😂😂😂🖕