Texas Accordion Net2024-03-29T06:29:18ZNick Ballarinihttp://texasaccordionnet.ning.com/profile/NickBallarinihttp://storage.ning.com/topology/rest/1.0/file/get/1979910146?profile=original&width=48&height=48&crop=1%3A1&xj_user_default=1http://texasaccordionnet.ning.com/forum/topic/listForContributor?groupUrl=roland-accordion-users-group&user=35120idldbtnv&feed=yes&xn_auth=noNew to Rolandtag:texasaccordionnet.ning.com,2018-12-02:3972652:Topic:451172018-12-02T09:19:40.053ZNick Ballarinihttp://texasaccordionnet.ning.com/profile/NickBallarini
<p>Hi. I have an acoustic accordion but have been swayed by move to electronic. I have been offered a old ish FR3s in immaculate condition or a newer FR1x for about the same price. I think that I have almost already convinced myself which one I should opt for. I love the factor of smaller size, weight and USB of the FR1x but does the FR3s have a lot more other stuff other than weight and size? Does it sound better?</p>
<p>Your advice would be much appreciated.</p>
<p>Hi. I have an acoustic accordion but have been swayed by move to electronic. I have been offered a old ish FR3s in immaculate condition or a newer FR1x for about the same price. I think that I have almost already convinced myself which one I should opt for. I love the factor of smaller size, weight and USB of the FR1x but does the FR3s have a lot more other stuff other than weight and size? Does it sound better?</p>
<p>Your advice would be much appreciated.</p> bending notes-is there a way?tag:texasaccordionnet.ning.com,2014-12-15:3972652:Topic:372962014-12-15T18:22:09.057ZNick Ballarinihttp://texasaccordionnet.ning.com/profile/NickBallarini
<p> I am wondering if there is some way to get the ability (with some electronic gizmos)to bend notes.I crave to model my accordion playing after the Clapton style gutair playing, which tho pretty much by the book, incorporates a lot of note bending.This is on my Roland FR-3s V accordion. Blues accordion would be my thing tho I play plenty in standard major scales. Enjoyed Shelia Lee's you tube of Walze Across Texas,which is in my repertoire also, hers is far better. Must say I love my…</p>
<p> I am wondering if there is some way to get the ability (with some electronic gizmos)to bend notes.I crave to model my accordion playing after the Clapton style gutair playing, which tho pretty much by the book, incorporates a lot of note bending.This is on my Roland FR-3s V accordion. Blues accordion would be my thing tho I play plenty in standard major scales. Enjoyed Shelia Lee's you tube of Walze Across Texas,which is in my repertoire also, hers is far better. Must say I love my FR-3 as the headphone option has indeed saved my marriage. If anyone has a clue on how this might be accomplished please reply. All for now, pleased to make all your acquaintances and be a part of the group.</p> FR 7x midi and volume seet uptag:texasaccordionnet.ning.com,2014-09-15:3972652:Topic:372302014-09-15T17:32:22.530ZNick Ballarinihttp://texasaccordionnet.ning.com/profile/NickBallarini
<p>I have been working all week setting up midi and volume changes in order that my 7x will operated the BK by wireless midi. Boy, Roland could have made this easier. You know that their instruction book does leave a lot to figure out. I can remember that when I got my old RA-50 I had the same problems with the instruction book vrs my Technics keyboard which was very clear about set ups.</p>
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<p>If anyone out there has found an easier way to do these set ups let me know. I have about 60…</p>
<p>I have been working all week setting up midi and volume changes in order that my 7x will operated the BK by wireless midi. Boy, Roland could have made this easier. You know that their instruction book does leave a lot to figure out. I can remember that when I got my old RA-50 I had the same problems with the instruction book vrs my Technics keyboard which was very clear about set ups.</p>
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<p>If anyone out there has found an easier way to do these set ups let me know. I have about 60 hours in setting up just the one set of 14 registers.</p>