Sticky Roland

[under13]

I have ths Roland XP-10, it sounds great, but many of the keys stick down, instead of coming back up. Is there any way to fix this? 

[Fenix]

Yuck! I had this problem with an old Yamaha. Have you taken the board to a repair shop or something.

BTW i have been trying for the past 3 weeks to find the Roland XP-50 and cannot find it anywhere!

[under13]

No I havent taken it to a repair shop, maybe I'll do so when I can afford to. its only worth like 200, so I'm not gonna pay someone a whole bunch to fix it when I can sell and get another one.

You've been checkin craigslist? I'd go with the XP-80, as it has 76 keys, even though its a lot heavier and more expensive.

[Fenix]

Trust me man, i have been looking. There is nothing in the DC MD and VA area.

I'd say just buy another one. That's an old board anyways.

[under13]

Thats what I'm thinking. If I get another one, i'm upgrading.

Or I might just keep this one and use it as a midi module and get a weighted board.

[Fenix]

Or I might just keep this one and use it as a midi module and get a weighted board.

Excellent idea. You won't even have to use the board, just the sounds. Is it MIDI capable?

[under13]

Excellent idea. You won't even have to use the board, just the sounds. Is it MIDI capable?

Yeah, But I havent figured out how. But I sure DD4WE and Fmason will tell me how. (I know yall Roland heads are reading this thread)

[ddw4e]

I used it was a controller several times on the XP-10. I used it on my laptop and several modules. If you used the XP as a slave, use midi in on the XP to the other keyboard's midi out...if using the XP as a master, Midi out on the XP to midi in on the other source.

[organman88]

I have ths Roland XP-10, it sounds great, but many of the keys stick down, instead of coming back up. Is there any way to fix this? 

hey man do you have a video of you playing the xp i used this churches xp60 one time for horns it was good but i really didnt get a chance to experiment with the other sounds

[under13]

I used it was a controller several times on the XP-10. I used it on my laptop and several modules. If you used the XP as a slave, use midi in on the XP to the other keyboard's midi out...if using the XP as a master, Midi out on the XP to midi in on the other source.

Thanks, I think I tried that, but I didnt get any sound from it. I'll try it again

hey man do you have a video of you playing the xp i used this churches xp60 one time for horns it was good but i really didnt get a chance to experiment with the other sounds

Nope, not yet, maybe soon. The only sound I use on the xp, is the piano sounds. My pastor uses the XP-80, and he mixes the horns with the piano, and splits the bass, and it sounds pretty good, I'ma ask him how to do that.

[ddw4e]

Check the host switch in the back ( I think it's back there...I may be thinking about the Yamaha).