Roland Arranger Keyboards
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Roland arranger keyboard sounds are of extremely high quality, be it cutting edge or normal acoustic instruments like the Piano, Guitar and strings.
At the entry level, though, they do not have a wide range of electronic keyboards to compete with Yamaha and Casio, but Roland keyboards offer you a variety of music styles, including Western, Middle Eastern, and Asian cultures. In addition, they have some amazing synth sounds.
Amazing Sounds
Almost all the Roland keyboards have their trademark high quality sound irrespective of the price of the keyboard. Be it the cutting edge sounds or acoustic ones like the string section, drums, guitars or the piano, the samples that have been used are of top quality.
World Music/Styles
A Roland arranger keyboard scores over its competitors in this area as they offer a wide range of ethnic sounds and music styles, including Western, Middle Eastern, and Asian cultures.
With a global array of musical accompaniments under your fingertips, you are never going to fall short of ideas to create any kind of music on your roland arranger keyboard.
Easy-to-Use Interface
Though, all the instruments are packed with a lot of features, it is very easy to access them. Knobs and sliders have been provided for easy access to things when needed.
Controllers like the data wheel, D beam, and pitch/mod levers have been provided for modulating your sounds on the fly.
Even the LCD screens are large enough to show a lot of relevant information.
16-Track Sequencer
Most of the models have a 16-Track Sequencer which can help you to start recording your own stuff.
If you are a teacher, you can even record a difficult piece and then your student can use it as a reference guide. The student can play it back at a lower tempo to understand it. He can even repeat difficult sections by use the marker/repeat function.
Professional Mix
In the higher models, you can find lot of studio effects, mastering tools and additional vocal tracks which you can use to record vocal parts like the guitar or pure vocals.
It will provide you all the tools to make that professional sounding mix using just your keyboard.
Computer friendly
To make communication with a PC easier, USB ports have been provided in most of the models.
You can use a software sequencer like Sonar or Cubase for your recording, though the Fantom-X and the JUNO series can be used by itself to create complete songs from start to finish.
You can even send and receive AIFF/Wav files which can use in your recordings.
The Various Models
Its price might say "low end," but the E-09's sounds and styles are nothing but first class.
Building on the success of Roland's popular E-series arrangers, the E-09 ushers in a brand-new look, feel, and sound for the family.
With its new high-quality sound engine, pro-style appearance, and powerful specifications, including a newly designed library of sounds and interactive styles, the E-09 raises the quality standard for entry-level arrangers.
Roland EXR46OR Interactive Keyboard
Add international appeal to your personal studio or stage with the new EXR-46 OR, Roland's most authentic and versatile Oriental-themed keyboard.
As the newest addition to Roland's arranger-keyboard family, the EXR-46 OR retains many of the popular design characteristics of its predecessor (EXR-40 OR), but improves and builds upon the fundamental elements: sounds, styles and Music Assistant features.
Roland GW7 Interactive Music Workstation Keyboard
The GW-7 carves a unique path in the arranger-workstation market with its pop-focused sound set, clean and easy user interface, and ultra-affordable price.
The workstation is well stocked with mainstream sounds and accompaniment styles for covering a wide range of contemporary pop genres. If you want to add
additional styles and Standard MIDI files, the GW-7's USB port allows for quick and easy file transfer.
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