Hey.
Has anyone up here got any experience from a blind perspective with the
Roland RP401R digital piano? If so, can you e-mail me off list? I'm
getting one come the 1st, and have a few questions. It looks like it's
gonna be quite accessible for the most part, but I do have a few questions.
If you wanna hear how the thing sounds, go to:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W8jcSLp77DE
All the samples, piano, drums, base, strings, etc. are all from the internal
onboard sounds. It's not really per sé just a digital piano, but it's not
exactly a full fledged keyboard either. It's kind of in between in my
opinion. It's got 305 sounds, plus 11 additional pianos, midi enabled, USB
enabled, 8th inch stereo input jack, 2 stereo quarter inch earphone jacks, 3
pedals, onboard speakers, line out, the ability to connect a USB wifi dongle
to connect to a wifi network then use the Smart piano IPad app from Roland,
not sure the accessibility of that. It does have a recorder, but I dono if
I'd call it a full sequencer, as I don't think you can multi-track.
Although I have Xpand2 for that, so no biggy. It does have auto
accompiniment rhythms, although again, I probably won't use them. So
yeah... that's about it. It prices at $1899, but if I get it through the
vender I'm locally using here in town, they got a promo going where I can
get it for $1599.99. It looks real simple. It only has 14 buttons on the
whole thing, including the power button and the volume up/down buttons.
So yeah, if anyone's gotten the pleasure to use one of these things, write
me off list. I have a couple of quick questions.
[email protected]
Thanks.
Chris.
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