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#179558 - 02/22/04 05:43 PM Re: Roland V-Combo VR760 review
Fran Carango Offline
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Registered: 05/26/99
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Fred, why not post your comments on the VR760?
I would be interested in what you have to say..Fran
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#179559 - 02/23/04 02:18 AM Re: Roland V-Combo VR760 review
kbrkr Offline
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Fran

Thanks for the info.

Ok, now i'm very intriqued. I just sold my Triton Pro and ordered the new Triton Extreme. Hmmmmmmm, I may have to revisit this beast.

Al
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#179560 - 02/23/04 07:31 AM Re: Roland V-Combo VR760 review
Starkeeper Offline
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Registered: 09/16/02
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Loc: Toronto
Fran,
What did you mean when you said,"The rhythms cover most generes"? This is not an arranger keyboard. Unless you play like U.D. it cannot replace your G1000. The G1000 IS an arranger.
Starkeeper

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#179561 - 02/23/04 07:40 AM Re: Roland V-Combo VR760 review
Uncle Dave Offline
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Starkeeper,
The 760 has a drum machine built in, and Fran can play left hand bass lines too !
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#179562 - 02/23/04 09:20 AM Re: Roland V-Combo VR760 review
RW Offline
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Registered: 01/30/01
Posts: 344
Loc: NJ, USA
My sights are set on one. Besides, I saw Neal Morse use one live. I demoed one and thought it felt and sounded awsome!. I'm still digging my XP-80, but when I'm finallt through with my XP-80, the VR-760 will be the board for me. I think it's probably a better live instrument then most of the top end workstations out there such as the Triton and the Mo ES, or the Fantom X's. To me the VR-670 is a true performance synth. It's not a workstation.


Peace
Bob
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#179563 - 02/23/04 11:03 AM Re: Roland V-Combo VR760 review
Burkels Offline
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Registered: 02/06/04
Posts: 319
Loc: Alkmaar, The Netherlands, Euro...
Quote:
Originally posted by Fran Carango:
Forget about the other people
that reviewed this keyboard,
basically they must be button pushers.
.here is the real scoop..
Hold on , here we gooooooooo..


Ok, ok, I understand that you like the board.. But did you HAVE to format your review like a poem?



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#179564 - 02/23/04 11:44 AM Re: Roland V-Combo VR760 review
Fran Carango Offline
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Posts: 9673
Loc: Levittown, Pa, USA
Bart, I did that so we didn't
have to move the screen to read the post..for example ,
your last post..
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#179565 - 02/23/04 12:44 PM Re: Roland V-Combo VR760 review
Burkels Offline
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Quote:
Originally posted by Fran Carango:
Bart, I did that so we didn't
have to move the screen to read the post..for example ,
your last post..

Well sorry, but first of all most people will read on 1024x768 resolution (if not bigger) and secondly, this forum will change the width of the messages automaticly if you change the size of your browserwindow. Only if you're one of the few people that still use 640x480 resolution, you will have to scroll sideways to read longer lines. Maybe it's time you upgraded your monitor and/or graphics card



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#179566 - 02/23/04 02:17 PM Re: Roland V-Combo VR760 review
keybplayer Offline
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Registered: 10/27/03
Posts: 2417
Loc: CA
Bart it is not a case of Fran needing a new video card or even a Monitor. I have a 19" Hitachi Super Scan Elite Monitor and I run a resolution of 1024 x 768 and I am having to scroll back and forth reading the replies like most everybody else on this Forum reading this thread is having to do.

Your "reply with a quote" to Fran must have gotten the formatting messed up when you posted your reply, maybe because of Fran's reformatting of his original post, ie., 'text'.

For the sake of everybody else here on the Forum you may want to consider deleting or editing the offending post. It would save me and 99 out of a 100 other people who read this thread from having to endlessly scroll back and forth to read everyone's replies including yours. Sure, I could change the text size to "smallest" in my Browser but then I'd have a devil of a time reading the microscopic print. It would be easier if you would fix the problem that you (unintentionally) have created by either editing or deleting the offending post. Thanks Bart.

Best regards,
Mike

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#179567 - 02/23/04 04:41 PM Re: Roland V-Combo VR760 review
Uncle Dave Offline
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Registered: 12/01/99
Posts: 12800
Loc: Penn Yan, NY
Quote:
Originally posted by Burkels:
[QUOTE]most people will read on 1024x768 resolution (if not bigger)



I don't think that's true at all, but I can't back it up with facts. Can you?
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