Roland BK-7m - Only Girl

I have owned my BK-7m for 5 days now. This interpretation was played by me in one take, all played live using the power of the BK-7m. No audio or midi files were used whilst playing this song. I am also using a Roland FC-7 foot controller which is out of view to change my registrations with my feet. No sounds whatsoever are coming from the Yamaha HX1 organ. This is being used as a controller keyboard only, as it's sounds are now extremely out of date.

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Music

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• Roland
• BK-7m
• BK7
• BK-7
• BK7m
• Yamaha HX
• FC7
• FC-7
• HX-1

[Odiculeoj]

Nicely down ... Ignorant Question for U:

Is it a stand alone unit .. in other words .. does it play by itself without having to be connected to keys or such?

[Sweentech1]

@Odiculeoj Hmmm... it needs a midi controller connected for you to play the sounds, but it is capable of playing back midi files and audio files directly from a usb memory stick with no midi device attached.

[Odiculeoj]

@Sweentech1 OH no ... mine will be here tomorrow & I was hoping that I could just plug it straight into my Bose & start working with it by itself (I'm a guitarist ... lol)

[Sweentech1]

@Odiculeoj You could use a guitar midi interface such as the Roland GK systems. The new GR55 is really cool. It will allow you to control the BK7m.

[9322002898]

how much does this module cost? and can it be used with a midi keyboard as a sampler??

thanks..!!!!

[Sweentech1]

@9322002898 It costs £765.00, but it's not a sampler. It can record and play back audio though in one stereo file at a time.

[Halunlimited]

This sounds cool too. Are there any electronica related styles on the BK7M?

[Odiculeoj]

@Sweentech1 Really ... well I do have a GR-55. Uhmmm... I do a solo gig where I play along with BTs, however I usually don't bring my guitar synth to 'em (you can see how I do it in my youtubes if curious ...)

[tenellifranco]

@Sweentech1 thankx:)

[tenellifranco]

@Sweentech1 thankx:)

[Sweentech1]

@tenellifranco The only ways to sequence is to use the audio recorder which is onboard. You could overdub as many times as you like. Or use the supplied Sonar Le software on a PC.