Cheap additionnal sound module

Post by **maxpiano** » 03 May 2017, 09:43

If you can afford spending a little more, I suggest to look at the XV2020 rather than the JV1010, because it is more configurable from a MIDI perspective (up to 16 indipendent parts allowing also layer/split combinations on a single MIDI Channel)

sweelinck · Post by **sweelinck** » 06 Apr 2018, 06:55

nic cue wrote:Hello,

I’m looking for a good but cheap rack module with decent analog synth type sound to complete my NE4, just for fun at home. But in addition, and because NE 4 has not split between organ and piano section and sometimes I could need it in live situation, it would be nice if it had some decent B3 organ sounds.
I was thinking of E-MU Proteus 2000 or Roland JV1010, in a low price on second hand market (under 100€). What do you think of that, or alternatives ?
Thanks!

Regards

If you’ve yet to acquire it, I think your NE4 will dust either of those module’s B3 sounds or piano sounds, and their synth sounds may not hold up so well paired with high quality NE4 sounds. I would suggest getting a virtual analog synthesizer rather than a rompler if you want to add synth sounds, say an Akai Miniak. You can connect to it over midi, but the builtin 3-octave keyboard can be useful to play leads, or when developing a new sound for standalone testing.

Post by **Klangwerk** » 13 Apr 2018, 10:43

I have the EMU Proteus 2000 and the B-3 Rom. The organ sounds are powerful and realy outstanding!

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