Does it work with a Roland GR-55 Guitar Synth?
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I used to own a GR55 and yes, the Boss Bag-L2 Large bag will work with the GR55, but the GR55 is smaller so you'll have some extra room in the bag that the GR55 might move around in.
994403
Yes, this bag will work great with a GR-55. I use it for a GR-33 and it has plenty of extra space for accessories.
994404
The GR-55 looks small compared to the size of the bag. It could work, but it might be overkill. The bag does have a divider you can use to divide the space up, so you could use that and use the extra space for something else.
1606997
its a midi controller, it should work with with any program that accepts midi in or midi out
36900
It works on the Boss Roland BR-80 Portable Digital Recorder (http://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B0052W4188/ref=oh_details_o00_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1). I also recommend this case to protect it while carrying it around (http://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B002VPE1QG/ref=oh_details_o00_s00_i01?ie=UTF8&psc=1).
1993057
I used it in a midi controller and all of my pitch and modulator parts worked, so I'd imagine so
167998
I'm not really sure. It has trigger input and CV input. It somewhat works with iPad drum machines, and,as far as I know, TR-606 has only one output. MIDI works great. Sorry for not being too informative, just didn't happen to have enough experience.
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Absolutely. It does have one midi in port. I can trigger this synth with any controller that has a midi out including my DAW.
1002330
Sounds like you are coming out of the Roland with a 1/4 inch jack to an RCA plug. Should work.
1162215
Used it with a Fender electric. You have to adjust the input settings in Garage Band.
585533
Hi and thanks for your question! After doing a bit of research into foot controllers such as your Roland GA-FC, I would have to advise the no, this cable would NOT be correct for connecting such a device, as it does not have the required 1/4" TRS-style phone plugs you would need. Rather, it has standard, MONO 1/4" plugs, such as you would use to plug an electric guitar into a practice amp. Hope this helps! Thanks for asking!
644991
The akai professional synthstation is very innovative it works with any idevice. Asking as it has been updated with the latest ios software
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yes, but make sure that the input selector on the tascam is set digital or analogue. Check your manual, there are a few choices.
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I have a Hohner six-string (really, it's a concrete block with a neck and wires), a Ric 360/12, and a Schecter CS12H 12-string, and I'd guess that yes, it'll work with any electric guitar. But really, when my old (dinky) Crate crapped out, I needed a practice amp for my old Roland Juno 6 analog synthesizer, and opted for this one, just because. Any guitar, you ask? Think bigger. The sounds that I can get out of an already amazing synthesizer are unbelievable. This is one incredible little piece of machinery here. One of these days, I want to see what it will do with an electrified flute!
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Greetings Jim. No, the Roland R-05 does not have a built in DAC. It appears that an external DAC must be utilized. Regardless, this is still an awesome device that is the mainstay of my podcasting operations. Hope this helps in your decision making. Best Regards, Rod Thomas.
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I use it for my Roland small combo guitar amp, and it works well. With low quality music like from youtube, it wont play bass well. But for guitar, very great!
986729
You'll need to download a driver from the Korg website first, but yes it can.
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Yes - I installed it in my Logitech z5500 sound system and works great. No other modifications necessary.
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It is by no means a ROLAND ~~ But each trigger can be programmed to 120 different sounds !!! I knew it wasn't a top of the line model and when I record it gets the job DONE !!!! There is a 3.5mm input for your MP34 or Ipod....Well worth the $$$ Highly recommend !!