Roland GR20 Guitar and Bass Synth
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88.89% of users found this reviews helpful (9 votes).
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User: a customer from aol.com
Submitted: 2/12/2006
Style of Music: neo- classical, fusion
Experience: Active Musician, composer, Band Director
Location: Silver Spring, MD
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Sound:It sounds great, especialy strings(strings/orch-2) and French horn(brass-16),and some organ,piano,and ethnic(bajo) sounds. Most of voices(voice pad) sound too much artificialy. Anyway it's a great machine
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I' not going to replace it. I'm looking forward to have the latest model soon. I think Roland will do its best to make it
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Submitted: 2/7/2006
Style of Music: All
Experience: Active Musician
Location: San Antonio, Texas
"Fantastic unit! (from and old GR-1 user - it finally went out!)"
Sound:I used a Roland GR-1 for years and have gotten alot of quality productivity from it - but, the GR-20 is unbelievable: the tracking is incredible, the dynamics between playing and responding are fantastic. I like the interface (2nd option) where you can use the foot pedals for patch selections and the guitar pick-up for toggling between the pedals being used for patch selections / bend & hold. The user banks are a great idea (versus patch swapping on the GR-1. The sounds can be easily manipulated to sound very realistic: the horn, string, wind, bass, and ethnic patches are especially great (that's not to discount the other patches in any way.) The only thing I miss from the (much) older model is the patches are identified only my number - I'd like to assign a name to each sound. Otherwise, it's truly impressive!
