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  • JohnnyGoodyearJohnnyGoodyear

    @baldguru said:

    @JohnnyGoodyear said:
    So the Roland JD-Xi didn't do it for you? Was/am considering one. Any words of warning?

    I actually liked the JD-Xi, I just did not use it, so much easier to play the iPad...

    This is my happy fear. Thanks for the response.

  • locosynthlocosynth

    @JohnnyGoodyear said:

    @enc said:

    @JohnnyGoodyear said:

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    I couldn't wait to get mine after pre-order @ full price. Such a colossal disappointment. Finally accepted $200 offer from local GuitarCenter for both Minilog AND Roland JD-Xi, sigh...

    So the Roland JD-Xi didn't do it for you? Was/am considering one. Any words of warning?

    Yeah, me too.. toyed with the idea ever since it was released. Came close to dropping wedge on it at least three occasions. Absense of full ADSR is quite a biggy. Also, 4 bar sequencer is pretty limiting (there's a work around to give up to 16 bars) .. saying that id unlikely be using the internal sequencer. Hated the "gloss black' fascia but now available with matte black/white lettering/overlay

    Review you tube pros/cons

    Thanks @enc, still on the fence, but leaning....

    It has full ADSR and very powerful envelopes, just not from the front panel. Use the IPad editor, easy to program that way. You get 3 independent tones with their own filters, several good sounding digital filter types, and VA or PCM waveforms, classic Roland sounds. Analog voice is ok, but limited. Very powerful, great sounding box if you know how to program it.

  • JohnnyGoodyearJohnnyGoodyear

    @locosynth said:

    @JohnnyGoodyear said:

    @enc said:

    @JohnnyGoodyear said:

    >

    I couldn't wait to get mine after pre-order @ full price. Such a colossal disappointment. Finally accepted $200 offer from local GuitarCenter for both Minilog AND Roland JD-Xi, sigh...

    So the Roland JD-Xi didn't do it for you? Was/am considering one. Any words of warning?

    Yeah, me too.. toyed with the idea ever since it was released. Came close to dropping wedge on it at least three occasions. Absense of full ADSR is quite a biggy. Also, 4 bar sequencer is pretty limiting (there's a work around to give up to 16 bars) .. saying that id unlikely be using the internal sequencer. Hated the "gloss black' fascia but now available with matte black/white lettering/overlay

    Review you tube pros/cons

    Thanks @enc, still on the fence, but leaning....

    It has full ADSR and very powerful envelopes, just not from the front panel. Use the IPad editor, easy to program that way. You get 3 independent tones with their own filters, several good sounding digital filter types, and VA or PCM waveforms, classic Roland sounds. Analog voice is ok, but limited. Very powerful, great sounding box if you know how to program it.

    Thank you, I appreciate the added insight.

  • baldgurubaldguru

    @JohnnyGoodyear said:

    This is my happy fear. Thanks for the response.

    In truth, for me Zeeon easily replaced both synths...

  • JohnnyGoodyearJohnnyGoodyear

    @baldguru said:

    @JohnnyGoodyear said:

    This is my happy fear. Thanks for the response.

    In truth, for me Zeeon easily replaced both synths...

    Wow. Well there's a statement, May have to reassess....

  • betamax999betamax999
    edited January 2018

    @JohnnyGoodyear said:

    @u0421793 said:
    Ah, I can add one – I’d forgotten I even own it, that’s how unused it is. My Keith McMillen K-board. Bought a couple of years ago about this time of year, but really never got on with it. The hassle of plugging it into the ipad via usb adaptor and the cable dangling across everything, the strange insensitivity on most notes but not on some, and the slight camber or curve across it resulting on it rocking when put on a table. I thought it’d increase my productivity because I didn’t like the ipad keyboard in general, but it seems I’d rather avoid the K-board altogether. Ironically, half the reason I bought the circuit was to use that as an alternative controller to supplant the unused K-board. Funny how things go.

    Exactly the same here. We are a small dataset, but obviously not their target audience :)

    Put me in that group too, although I bought the QuNexus, which is basically the same thing + various features and connectivity options that aren’t of any use to me. Way too much variation in sensitivity between keys, and I can’t be arsed to manually adjust the sensitivity of each individual key in the software.

    I also bought a CME XKey 25, back when it was first released, and it just mysteriously stopped working a few months after buying it. So that just hangs out in a box somewhere.

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