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Original Message 1/9 14-Feb-04 @ 12:39 PM - ROLAND - JV1010 [Link: - ]

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I'm really interested in the Roland JV1010 as my wife is a budding classical composer. She needs to be able to reproduce the sounds of orchestral instruments accurately; her current composition is for clarinet,viola and piano, and the poor old Clavinova she is using just can't cope. So will the JV1010 provide authentic clarinet and string sounds out of the box?

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Message 2/9 14-Feb-04 @ 03:28 PM - RE: ROLAND - JV1010

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best bet would be to go hear one for yourselves.
let her play it and determine if those particular sounds are good enough for her.
i'd imagine the 1010 would do much better than an old clavinova.

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Message 3/9 14-Feb-04 @ 05:29 PM - RE: ROLAND - JV1010

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I'LL SELL YOU MINE!!! :O

great condition, used lovingly.

accurate reproduction? lol! :p i'm not helping, am i..

the jv can be a lot of fun, but there's not a whole lot of velo switching, there are no 'alternate bowings,' or any of the other more advanced features you'll find with modern products. velocity/aftertouch programming doesn't do a lot imo to hide each trumpet sample having the same attack sound. convincing=impossible, passable in a mix, perhaps.. passable for tv commercials? nothing better :p the synthetic aura is expected.

you probably want to look at softwares like the garritan personal orchestra.. course, ideally, you want to wait a few years until they've upped these to several bowing vars and a bargain pricetag..

in one way, it's (well, all the romplers are) an amazing box, with 64 poly and considerable synthesis ability.. there are lots of strings and pianos available (pianos have a dc punch that *always* hurts my ears but you don't hear anyone else complaining) but clarinets.. only a few, probably based around one internal sample map.. horns, umm.. miami vice?

if you can't find one, i'll do you a demo mp3 if there are sounds you want to check out.

the jv1010 was super rewarding for me because it's exactly the thing for cheesy sounding jingle music.. loads and loads of fun from a synthesist's perspective.

my other recommendation, if she's got 'serious ears,' would be to pursue a physical modeling platform. much more convinving performance than any sample based instrument imo.

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Message 4/9 14-Feb-04 @ 05:33 PM - RE: ROLAND - JV1010

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bottom of the page at this url:

buttercup = entirely jv1010 drums, guitar, bass, organs 50's ish

hay on you - i think this is all jv1010, has clarinet and piano

sold = jv1010 apart from sax, strings, and voices. those are z1 physical modeling!

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Message 5/9 14-Feb-04 @ 06:27 PM - RE: ROLAND - JV1010

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stop, cease, desist!

EDIROL ORCHESTRAL VSTi

trust me, that's what you want... amazing product.. all orchestral, - 40 peice to quartets and quintets, even Baroque instrumentation. built in fx too and eq

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Message 6/9 14-Feb-04 @ 09:40 PM - RE: ROLAND - JV1010

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I used to own a JV1010 but never found teh orchestral sounds much cop. They are not too bad, but are not really convining enuff. I'd urge you to check out the edirol orchestral plug.. way better than a jv1010

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Message 7/9 14-Feb-04 @ 11:06 PM - RE: ROLAND - JV1010

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I dont think we're talkin PC here, K

are we? If so, then you dont need an external deal

but..heh...if you want to REALLY go...find a yamaha VL-1m, period

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Message 8/9 14-Feb-04 @ 11:53 PM - RE: ROLAND - JV1010

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with 2 notes of polyphony?

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Message 9/9 15-Feb-04 @ 10:09 AM - RE: ROLAND - JV1010

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well I doubt you could compose arrange classical work on a hardware sequencer - probably she's using a score-based composition s/w such as sebelius?

sccave@hotmail.com - can you tell us the sequencer being used?

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