https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=82oU-HPPeYo

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zt5Kh3p556Y


although an amazing module at 9:30 discussed is what integra 7 can do with an iPad hooked to it.

Nice demo. Love the Ipad App. Integra soundset not too shabby, either. What is the current state of Roland; should we worry about future support? This, plus the Ketron module plus a Kronos, should satisfy anybody's sound requirements. Add a real B3 and you're good to go. Just waiting on my lottery check .

chas

I agree Chas a setup like that mentioned in a home/studio/recording environment is all you need to make incredible music.Just substitute the B3 for a SK1 73 and your off.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rqEEoF948N0

I think a Kronus and a Pa4X would be a great setup with the exception of a great B-3 sound. My Ventilator gets it almost there.

Very nice module...probably wins the price for most sounds/$... But i didnt find much use for it anymore, having everything covered with the Tyros and Kronos...

Super naturall synth sounds are as good as VA gets in any piece of hardware...
Super natural acoustics however trailed the sa2 sounds of the T5 in quallity...

The ipad interface is not only nice, but its a must when you want to edit and setup things..

What i liked most about the integra 7 was the fact that all those good old roland sounds where in the box, and that you have a sepperate insert effect for each of the 16 tracks..

The updated CX-3 engine of the Kronos delivers on a very high quallity B3 sounds, a lot better then the pa4x. Routing the sound trough the Vent is allways a good idea

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pxF_MkTWQYE

why the Ventilator

Superb rotary speaker effects

what am I missing.. the Hammond/Nord, etc, alone isn't enough Leslie......?

The question isn't how much Leslie, it the faithful reproduction of, in my case, the B-3 and a Leslie 122R. I am not technically proficient to try and explain it, but, when ramping up, you hear that distinct lower drum and the rotors revving up at different speeds and the same for slowing to a stop. Any old Doppler effect ain't gonna cut it.