Roland E-09 - Sound Demo - Guitars

Démonstration de quelques sons de Guitares intéressants du clavier Roland E-09.
Le but est d'écouter les sons seuls, plutôt que de jouer une chanson complète. Un extra avec du hautbois et une flute.
Appréciez!

Demonstration about some interesting guitars sounds from the ROLAND E-09 keyboard.
The purpose is to hear the sounds alone, rather than playing a whole song. There's an extra stuff with an oboe and a flute.
Enjoy!

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• keyboard
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• e09
• e-09
• son
• sound
• voice
• demo
• guitare
• guitar

[TheKiki1292]

To set up midi with the e 09 do I justbplug in and it plays or is there a setting I have to set on the E 09 please respond I'm trying to hook it up to a native instrument Maschine

[alpisofr]

@TheKiki1292 > You want to use the E-09 as a controller, as a "master keyboard" ??

Just plug the midi cable into the "midi out" connector of the keyboard, then the other side of the cable into the "midi in" of your machine. You can play now. If not, verify the midi settings of the keyboard: the transmit channel parameter. It must have the same value on both machine. Else, you can set the "receive midi channel" parameter of your machine to "all" into also: it's more convenient ;)

[TheKiki1292]

@alpisofr only picking up the default piano sound from the keyboard, because if i turn the volume up on the keyboard i hear both the midi sound and the keyboards piano sounds not just the midi. so is it possible to be able to hook up my E 09 via line out and play the midi sounds from maschine??

a friend of my suggested getting an axiom Midi and hooking up the midi that way and since the axiom has a line out i can then plug that into my intferace and it will record the sounds that way. help? :(

[alpisofr]

@TheKiki1292 > A little bit confuse for me ^^' Do you want to play sounds from the E-09 or sounds from your machine ?

Don't make a jam between the audio produced by this product or another one,and the means to control them.

First, you can not "import" sounds from your machine into the E-09. Second, when you play sounds of your machine via Midi by the E-09,the sound is produced by the machine,so you need to record the Outputs of the machine not the E-09 ;)

[cc1sportingtorver]

4:00 - I enjoyed the whole DEMO but don't forget one thing (usually synth musicians do) when playing WIND instruments, like the Oboe, which is: if you want to make it sound as real as possible you have to remember the musician breathing - you can't keep a note sounding for too long. Other than that, and again, good DEMO :))))

[alpisofr]

@cc1sportingtorver > Oh... yes, you're right ! And I know it ^.^'.....

We can't hear very well here, but there's a vibrato effect. Usually, I let it for a while before releasing the note... I agree that it could be too much. Maybe a good player could do what I did :p

[9371190]

good

[TheKiki1292]

@alpisofr ah that makes sense but this is the problem im having.

I want to use the many samples and sounds i have from maschine on the E 09 so i know i have to hook it up midi. Well i hooked it up midi, selected a sound on maschine and then i was able to play the sound. the problem im having is, i then connect my E 09 to my audio interface through a line out quarter inch jack, to be able to record what i play on the keyboard, but even though i am playing midi the interface is only picking up

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