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Roland AX-Synth £810
The keytar is back, and in fine style
Future Music, Mon 11 May 2009, 10:30 am BST
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User comments (9)
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I've had mine for a little over 6 months, and I love it. I gives me portability, and powerful sound in a stylish package.
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I recorded this song for remembering a legendary guitarist Gary Moore - who has died on Sunday, February 7th 2011 at the age of 58. Gary Moore R.I.P !!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8aGctyUyUmA -
La Compasita - Xuan Trung on Ax Synth Roland !
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JYGGxj9DKQA -
This is my new performance with a very famous song "No Name No4" of Vu Thanh An. Thank you all for listening. Please subcrible !
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fuq04c57neQ -
I just got mine as well. I agree that the sounds are very playable. I like the convenience if I am going to go to a jam or studio session. I also got the soft case that roland sells. The case is nice with three pockets to hold the power supply, cables, strap and whatever. I also have Two AX-1s, and the AX-7. I started with the Korg RK-100, then I had the AXIS, I sold those when I got my first AX-1. I use an old NADY WML-50 Wireless MIDI that still works (Had it since 1993) It was designed by MIDIMAN (who now is M-Audio) It converts MIDI to audio and then you use a regular GTR wireless. I use a Shure UHF wireless and it works great.
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I just got mine as well. I agree that the sounds are very playable. I like the convenience if I am going to go to a jam or studio session. I also got the soft case that roland sells. The case is nice with three pockets to hold the power supply, cables, strap and whatever. I also have Two AX-1s, and the AX-7. I started with the Korg RK-100, then I had the AXIS, I sold those when I got my first AX-1. I use an old NADY WML-50 Wireless MIDI that still works (Had it since 1993) It was designed by MIDIMAN (who now is M-Audio) It converts MIDI to audio and then you use a regular GTR wireless. I use a Shure UHF wireless and it works great.
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Just got it!! I already have two AX-1s for my Muse Reseach Receptor so I was not sure I really needed another keytar or another sound source, but after a few mins of playing it, I'm very happy!! Onboard sounds are awesome! Keyboard and controllers are expressive. Now all I need is a wireless guitar system to add with my M-Audio wireless MIDI... my leash will be off and this badass dog is gonna tear up the stage!
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Just got it!! I already have two AX-1s for my Muse Reseach Receptor so I was not sure I really needed another keytar or another sound source, but after a few mins of playing it, I'm very happy!! Onboard sounds are awesome! Keyboard and controllers are expressive. Now all I need is a wireless guitar system to add with my M-Audio wireless MIDI... my leash will be off and this badass dog is gonna tear up the stage!
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Just got it!! I already have two AX-1s for my Muse Reseach Receptor so I was not sure I really needed another keytar or another sound source, but after a few mins of playing it, I'm very happy!! Onboard sounds are awesome! Keyboard and controllers are expressive. Now all I need is a wireless guitar system to add with my M-Audio wireless MIDI... my leash will be off and this badass dog is gonna tear up the stage!
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Specification
AX-Synth
- Price:
- £810
- Dimensions (mm (w x h x d)):
- 1142 x 87 x 266
- Number of Keys:
- 49
- Presets:
- 256
- Polyphony (Notes):
- 128
- Weight (kg) (kg):
- 3.9
Trevman55
44 weeks ago.
User rating 5 of 5