Saturday, June 10, 2017
Roland JD-Xi review | Top ten pros and cons
Published on Jun 10, 2017 Woody Piano Shack
"In this Roland JD-Xi review I will highlight my top ten pros and cons of the synthesizer after owning and using it for about a year. There will be plenty of audio clips to demo many of the sequencer patterns and sounds such as drums, pads, pianos etc in a variety of genres."
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I'm currently using the JD-Xi, synth. I familiar with the D-50, JD 800 & the JD 990, all excellent synths. But the JDXi is like a Living Canvas of Sound, for the Sound Designer, the textures of sound color is incredible. The draw back is the 4 bar sequencer, not being able to use complex time signatures 6/8 etc. But the 3 partial for tone editing is magnificent. I can only assume that the JDXA is the Greatest board out there currently. If I don't go to S.E. Asia, I going to get the JDXA immediately.
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