Roland Cloud SRX Piano I

The SRX Piano I from the SRX series is a rare and elegant concert piano. Based on the second title of the legacy SRX wave expansion board series, it offers a superb stereo - sampled concert piano for composition, recording, and performance. All samples are taken from a single, extremely rare European piano. High - end mics and converters are used to preserve its soft tone and natural resonance. The piano sound is one of the best Roland has ever created. Features include a great concert grand piano sound from a rare European instrument, Digital Circuit Behavior (DCB) that captures every detail of the original hardware, an intuitive user interface with deep sound - shaping parameters, built - in reverb, chorus, and 78 multi - effects types to enhance sounds, and unlimited user banks to save customized sounds. Before virtual instrument plug - ins were popular, Roland keyboards and sound modules were the go - to for high - quality sounds. The SRX software synthesizer plug - ins bring the well - loved sounds of Roland's legacy SRX and SR - JV80 wave expansion boards to modern music production. DCB technology reproduces all details. Sounds can be edited via an intuitive interface and saved for different projects. Also, knobs and sliders on contemporary Roland hardware synthesizers like the System - 8 can map to the plug - ins for direct control.

Using the SRX Piano I is quite straightforward. First, install the SRX software synthesizer plug - in into your music production software. Once installed, you can start exploring the wide range of sounds. To shape the sound, use the intuitive user interface with its deep sound - shaping parameters. You can enhance the sound by adding built - in reverb, chorus, or one of the 78 multi - effects types. Save your customized sounds in the unlimited user banks for future use. When using it with contemporary Roland hardware synthesizers like the System - 8, map the knobs and sliders on the hardware to the plug - in for hands - on control. As for maintenance, keep your software up - to - date to ensure the best performance. Also, make sure your computer meets the recommended system requirements. Avoid using it in an environment with extreme temperatures or high humidity. When not in use, close the software properly to prevent any data loss.