Wednesday, April 10, 2019
Dale Mathis New Synthesizer Sounds for Roland 8x Accordion
Published on Apr 10, 2019 Dale Mathis Accordion
"Purchase a Roland accordion from Crown Music and receive operating assistance from Dale Mathis. Crown Music, Sun City, AZ 623-374-6423 or www.mycrownmusic.net FREE shipping USA (Have QUESTIONS? Dale Mathis: 480-544-6016 or SunCityAccordion@aol.com)"
Wendy Carlos' Switched On Bach gets a mention at the end of the intro performance after 2:30.
Yes, it is programmable and it does have MIDI. Curious if you can control external gear with the bellows. Hook up MIDI to CV and you are set to control your modular. Imagine that for a live set. Now I'm thinking someone needs to make a dedicated acccordion style controller with built-in sequencer.
FR-8x V-Accordion Overview
Published on Apr 3, 2013 RolandChannel
"The Ultimate Fusion of Technology and Tradition
With the incredible new FR-8x, Roland has perfected the synergy between traditional accordion playability and modern digital power."
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