Hello Everyone. New member here. I've been using my XP50 since 1996. For that i've got the vintage board, hip hop, drums & bass & house...Also have a Yamaha 01v digital desk, Akai cd3000xL + lots of software etc. and been using Cubase or 10 years.

I write underground house, chillout. All my own designed patches & have 100's of banks I want to set free.

I'm searching for syx to mid conversion software (free) download so I can save onto floppy & keep my beauty's little black slot happy!

So if anyone can please help me with the software or a link please get in touch.

Many Thanks

Vicky

AnjunaParadiso@aolcom

I'm Adam . I have a Fantom with the "Vocal" expansion board. I had a Xp80 for 2 years and before that a JV80. I do commercial music work.

I have a Korg i4s which has been a good old workhorse but am upgrading to roland xp30. I have been researching roland xp series like mad and like the look of the xp30. I play in worship band and play for long lenght of time and use a variety of sounds--everything from pianos to soft synth. sound to celtic and ethnic sounds. I also just lovemaking music. Thankyou for your high recomend of xp30 and any other info on this synth would be valuble

Hardi

Sure does, Ken! I got my first synth, an Ensoniq SD1, 5 years ago at age 42, and added a Roland JV1080 a little over a year ago. I've been playing in the praise & worship band at church for 3 years now and am having a blast. Never too old to rock and roll!

I have an XP-50 connected to Cubase VST/32
on my computer. I'm new to both items, so
I'll no doubt be asking many questions. Your
patience will be appreciated. I also have a Casio LK-30 and a Yamaha 12-string guitar.

I recently bought a used Roland XP-80 in great condition. I love it, and I really want the hip hop upgrade and maybe some others.

I have completed the whole new-age album (spacey dreamy ethereal )which has tons of JV1080 sounds! They are so cool! Check it at: http://www.ampcast.com/georgeicefield

[This message has been edited by Spacebuddy (edited 02-17-2002).]

Glide from Boston here...

Roland JV-1010 w/ Session & Pop boards
Roland SC-55
Roland MT-32
Korg Symphony
Korg DW-8000
Alesis SR-16
Yamaha PSR-225GM
MOTU MicroExpress USB Interface
Midiman MidiSport 2x2 USB Interfece
Midiman AudioPhile 24/96 Audio Interface
Apple Macintosh G4 Dual 500 MHz w/ 1.5 gigs RAM
Digital Performer

[Logic
Cubase
ProTools
Reason/ReBirth/ReCycle
Unity/Retro
Peak
Bias]

Peavey XR-600E Powered Mixer
Sony MZR-900DPC Minidisk Recorder
PRS Hollowbody I (guitar)
Alvarez Acoustic
Shure Microphones
Fender Jazz P-Bass
Yamaha Alto Sax
Ventura Mandolin
Latin Percussion Bongos
Many Guitar Pedals
Fender Deluxe Reverb Amp

I think that just about does it... Needless to say, my apartment is pretty much a studio, and my electricity bills tend to be on the pricey side. But it's good to be here-- this is my pioneer post on the forum...

Cheery-O!

-Glide


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"We regret more the things
we didn't do than the things we did." -Huletts Sugars, Capetown, South Africa, 12/97

Big time newby here.

I'm awaiting delivery of my xp-60 with hip hop, techno, and vintage cards.

Had an a-70 a while back but sold it. Wish I hadn't!

I'm not a keys player but have played guitar for about 24 years. The list of that equipment is extensive but, I won't bore you.

Just looking to learn how to compose on a keyboard in my home "studio"

I'm sure you'll see my questions posted in the future.

What's Up!
I love my Roland JV-1010!
I'll probably love it even more once I figure out how to use it! It's not doing what i want it to do. I'm not sure if it's me or the module. If anyone can help, let me know!
But anyway...
I'm using my Roland JV-1010 connected to my Hart's Dynamic Roland TD-6 Acupad electronic drumset connected to my Midiman Keystation controller, all connected to my Mac using Cubase VST 5.1.