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It will be a little better for sure but I still think roland has made a big mistake with the weights.. There is no point in emulating real keys that are too heavy anyway even if the real pianos are very expensive, wrong is wrong regardless of cost.. Compare it side by side with a kronos ,you'll se w...

Equator D8...

I know..I did that.. I'm not stupid.. but the whole thing feels and works better now imho. They are still heavy and graded.

Don't do this at home, its too much work and it will void your warranty. I really like the fa, but the hammer action was too heavy for me. :-D So i fixed it by drilling holes and breaking off a bit.. I should have just drilled a hole straight thru but I did'nt own a bench drill when I started this.....

1. I love the feel of the keys. felt a little sluggish at first but now I'm used to it(and I changed the config some). I should've got a 88keys weighted long ago. 2. been listening to exports in headphones and I think they work good but when it comes down to seriously use it I feel that the scrachpa...

You could either record the song in parts and sync the "drum machine" to the new locations? or go in afterwards and repace the parts that should be different?
Dont know if it's possible to change pattern while recording though, manually i hope it is ..

However I did'nt find a way to shut up the local sound on line in. Became a problem for me when using external mixerboard with effects connected to it and other synths on midi. Now that problem is solved, i found a super cheap dp-24 :-).