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so, can someone please comment if the I7 offer dynamic pedal (damper) noise?

MrDuke wrote:

kenchan wrote:...and for those interested, i have the RD700NX, CP1, and VPiano...

I guess you aren't short on ca$h. That's $15,000 in just three keyboards!!

i am very serious about getting the best piano sound and playability without using an actual acoustic piano. :)

In defence of Pianoteq, I've managed to tweak one of the uprights to sound remarkably close to my Knight K4 upright. I don't find it at all fake sounding. You pays your money... hummm... mine is the player version (stage4) that only allows minimal editing. i bought it to see what the hype was all a...

oh noez, not again! lol i have to re-program my gray buttons yet again in once week??!!

hey glad it worked for you, howard. :D

yah, i was able to set up metronome for the gray buttons. hit TONE EDIT hit MENU, then 6 (set up your metronme pattern) hit MENU hit TONE EDIT, and WRITE, ENTER while you're at it, you can program your soft pedal for start/stop and other features. hit MENU, then 2 (setup FC1 to 136: RHY PLY/STOP) hi...

Huh, I thought you could save metronome to both the live and gray button patches.... Let me see if I can save to the gray buttons later. Its tricky as once you make the change ud need to go back to tone edit and write. I use the internal rhythm for practice. In fact the soft pedal is my start/stop. ...

I see. If the soniccell works for you that's great. Its a nice compact package for sure.

Oh, it mightve been called sympathetic resonance in the FantomG8 inside pfx.

if you load up one of the virtual SRX cards, does that eat from the 128 poly, or is that a separate sound engine from SN? it has a different engine from SN to play PCM sounds, but how the total polyphony is organized, is yet to be known... i see... sounds complicated. i like how kronos has separate...

Waaay more portable. I picked up a Soniccell recently though for $120 (crazy, I know!) and will see if I can use bring that into the mix. Of course, the Integra-7 beats that with it's SuperNatural sound engine, all the SRX cards and the multiple outputs. the complete piano SRX will bring it to the ...

and for those interested, i have the RD700NX, CP1, and VPiano, along with piano teq, and some other virtual piano's like garritan, thegrand3, etc in my mbp. it has been my long journey to have a nice real piano sounding instrument since...hummm early 1980's. and for me, the RD700NX made my journey c...

Kenchan, I would want the upright in my RD700NX for those songs where a concert grand is just too thick. A lot of pop songs over the last 40 years were recorded with upright pianos so I would like that as an option. That is why I think it is great that the Integra-7 includes an upright model. The r...

there was some other thing roland said they improved on v2.0 in the pdf...but anyway i have the gray buttons now all re-programmed again. yah, there's still room for improvement on the system side of the RD for sure. i think there should be ways to copy all program parameter and dump into the gray b...

yah, i tried it but it did not fix the problem. and i think the wav resolution is worse on the playback than before...? and the worst part is i lost all the gray button programs i had in there. that really sucked. i thought those would be saved with the live sets. oh well. i need to re-program those...

Kenchan, it seems that the Integra-7 has more piano models than the RD700NX including an upright. That said, I also like tickering with my RD700NX and the control surface is far better on it than on the Integra-7. You also have more editing options for the ePianos on the RD700NX over the Integra-7 ...