Hi,
I received my Roland jv1080 today and strated playing around with it. I haven't had time to tweak the parameteres yet so just went through the presets; I have to say that on first hearing I was a little dissapointed with the piano patches (I also got a piano pcm card incuded which I also was am initially dissapointed with).
Problem is I haven't played a real piano now fro some time so I don't know if I'm jumping to conclusions.
That's where you come in, do you rate any of the 1080's piano sounds, are they up to professional standard as far as recordings go. I was told that the 1010 had roalnds most popular stero piano so i guess this one will as well, which is it, they all sound a little too electronic for me.
I know I'll have to play around and tweak it but like I said, first impressions on the straightforward authentic piano sounds aren't great, what do you guys think.
Thanks,
Krystof.
I received my Roland jv1080 today and strated playing around with it. I haven't had time to tweak the parameteres yet so just went through the presets; I have to say that on first hearing I was a little dissapointed with the piano patches (I also got a piano pcm card incuded which I also was am initially dissapointed with).
Problem is I haven't played a real piano now fro some time so I don't know if I'm jumping to conclusions.
That's where you come in, do you rate any of the 1080's piano sounds, are they up to professional standard as far as recordings go. I was told that the 1010 had roalnds most popular stero piano so i guess this one will as well, which is it, they all sound a little too electronic for me.
I know I'll have to play around and tweak it but like I said, first impressions on the straightforward authentic piano sounds aren't great, what do you guys think.
Thanks,
Krystof.