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Super - thanks for the info and thanks for the update Roland :-)

M.

Great topic - found it a bit late though but here goes. I started off my interest in music at quite a young age, singing in the school choir and also playing the recorder and a couple of brass instruments. We had a very nice Bechstein upright piano at home and I quickly transferred to that aged abou...

Cool, how do you like the sounds ?
I have the SRX07 in mine which is a very nice set and adds really well to the basic Stage soundest.
Also I must say that I really like the Stage's keybed, one of the better "non weighted" versions around.
MM.

That's where I use mine and yes it is - to answer your question. However, if I had the Integra, which has the JP80 capabilities plus the legacy sounds from the XV/JV range AND separate outputs / 16 MIDI channels, then I would think twice about swopping that out forthe JP80. Depends on your everyday ...

Incredible, I just can't believe that !!

Here my deliveries are either signed for by a neighbor in the house or goes to the local post office/ DHL or Fedex office for pickup if I am not in.

I have never had a package sit on the step, even a small cheap one ??

Hope you can get some justice

MM.

That sounds great Neil :-) ...thanks.

I will try to get some sounds up myself soon too.

Regards,
Marty.

I would stick with your Stage, I just put the SRX07 in mine and it's a killer :-)

For your "Prog rock" gigs it would be just perfect !!

Marty.

I thought that playing the "Jump" riff was banned, along with "Smoke on the water" & "Stairway to heaven"??

In any case, if you dare to play it, at least get it right for ***ks sake !!

M.

Docs are really useful ... many thanks :0)

Marty.

Is this the one ?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7VDllTaHVXM

Perhaps you can find his other videos from this one anyway ?

Oh and a BIG welcome to the "Club" :-)

Cheers,
Marty.

Thanks for peoples input it's made me step back and come at it in a different way. The Jupiter 80's way. You young guys probably don't get that but at 55 theirs a lot of muscle memory in the brain going on here that pushes you in certain directions. Same here .... I'm only a few years behind you ma...

Hi people, I have something to say here about categories searching. If you have a patch in a performance, you can go in PartWiew, select that pach and press Enter. Then you will see a list of all patches in that category and even other similar categories, i.e. if you choose an organ and then press ...

Hi Beano, JP80 has had decent support so far, V2 / iPad editor/ Sounds, Analog Legacy sounds. I'm really not expecting a "New JP80" after only 2 years and do expect more sounds etc to be released soon. As far as stock goes, my local store had 2 when I bought mine and I took the demo model,...

Hi Shane, Am I right in reading that you are using 2 x live sets to do just Piano & Strings ? That's 8 tones used up right way, I have setup 1 x live set which has : Acoustic piano/Rhodes /soft pad and a string patch too. That can be setup to be split anywhere and from the live set edit I can re...

I got a bag from Roland, perfect for the Stage. Its light weight but robust that comes with spacers and an integral holder for any pedals and a usefully BIG outer pocket for power supplies, sheet music, headphones etc. Cost around $100. Its not as padded as I had hoped, so I certainly wouldn't allo...