I use with my midi accordion the BK7M ROLLAND which suits me perfectly.
I have been having a problem with the CURSOR/VALUE wheel (which moves the cursor on the screen) for some time now...(as if it was slipping, I have trouble scrolling. If you have a BK7M have you ever encountered this kind of problem?
Thanks
I have been having a problem with the CURSOR/VALUE wheel (which moves the cursor on the screen) for some time now...(as if it was slipping, I have trouble scrolling. If you have a BK7M have you ever encountered this kind of problem?
Thanks
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Hello everyone, Here is my problem..... I have a Solton artist 2000, a bk7m and a Laney amp.so far ok, everything is connected and it works.I just bought a FCB1010 pedal board to integrate in the above devices.I specify that I have no problem of programming of the bk7m nor the fcb1010 but I do not find myself there with the cables (jack and/or midi) and which goes where to connect all that.
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yoyodu77
16/06/2020
Hello
If it helps
If it helps
Good evening to all of you,
I've been trying in vain for several weeks to find enlightened advice to connect my MENGASCINI accordion equipped with the MusicTech MIDI system with a KORG PA4X keyboard.
I can't get them to communicate with each other.
I didn't find any book about this subject. I surfed in vain to find various tutorials. If the connection with a ROLAND Bk7M expander is very easy, it seems that the connection with a KORG arranger is much more difficult.
If you can help me, I will be very grateful. Good evening and good weekend to all.
Musically yours
I've been trying in vain for several weeks to find enlightened advice to connect my MENGASCINI accordion equipped with the MusicTech MIDI system with a KORG PA4X keyboard.
I can't get them to communicate with each other.
I didn't find any book about this subject. I surfed in vain to find various tutorials. If the connection with a ROLAND Bk7M expander is very easy, it seems that the connection with a KORG arranger is much more difficult.
If you can help me, I will be very grateful. Good evening and good weekend to all.
Musically yours
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yoyodu77
14/03/2020
Hello
I don't know either of the two equipments, but on the other hand for what concerns the MIDI, I think I can add my grain of salt.
To connect two materials in Midi it is rather simple if one has the good cables...the midi OUT of the one goes in the Midi IN of the other
and the Midi OUT of the other one goes into the Midi of the first one .
After, it is there that that is complicated a little...
Because there must be a material which is the MASTER and the other which is the SLAVE.
Because if they are both ... at the same level MASTER and MASTER nothing passes from one to the other ...
and SLAVE SLAVE is the same ...
All this program from the machines ...
This is what could perhaps advance the chimilibilick
Lionel
I don't know either of the two equipments, but on the other hand for what concerns the MIDI, I think I can add my grain of salt.
To connect two materials in Midi it is rather simple if one has the good cables...the midi OUT of the one goes in the Midi IN of the other
and the Midi OUT of the other one goes into the Midi of the first one .
After, it is there that that is complicated a little...
Because there must be a material which is the MASTER and the other which is the SLAVE.
Because if they are both ... at the same level MASTER and MASTER nothing passes from one to the other ...
and SLAVE SLAVE is the same ...
All this program from the machines ...
This is what could perhaps advance the chimilibilick
Lionel
JJMAU
15/03/2020
Hello Lionel,
Thank you for your thoughts.
Have a nice Sunday
Jean-Jacques
Thank you for your thoughts.
Have a nice Sunday
Jean-Jacques
Hello to all you musicians,
I would like to know if some of you use or know the BK7M from Roland and if it is easy to use for a novice in the musical accompaniment equipment, its performances and its quality. I have been surfing the internet but have not found enough details except on the vendor sites.
I bought a FR3X accordion at the beginning of the year and despite its numerous accompaniment possibilities (left hand)
I would like to try an arranger.
I play alone a lot of musette and a little variety and I animate small private and public parties.
Could I find a second hand one because I have a small budget (300€) and what are the worries I could have if it's a second hand one, wear of parts etc..
I thank you in advance for taking the trouble to advise me.
Sincerely, musically
Christine
I would like to know if some of you use or know the BK7M from Roland and if it is easy to use for a novice in the musical accompaniment equipment, its performances and its quality. I have been surfing the internet but have not found enough details except on the vendor sites.
I bought a FR3X accordion at the beginning of the year and despite its numerous accompaniment possibilities (left hand)
I would like to try an arranger.
I play alone a lot of musette and a little variety and I animate small private and public parties.
Could I find a second hand one because I have a small budget (300€) and what are the worries I could have if it's a second hand one, wear of parts etc..
I thank you in advance for taking the trouble to advise me.
Sincerely, musically
Christine
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Cavag31
04/12/2016
Hello,
I am always surprised to find this type of question on "Accordion Scores"...
I've mentioned it several times: for Roland accordions and the BK7M among others, there is a great site:
http://accordeon-roland.superforum.fr/
You will find there for example a user's guide for the FRX3 written by two members of the forum and much more usable than the one from Roland!
Noten: personally, I can't help you; I have an FR1Xb, but no nBK7M. I have seen it demoed in a store, and at home by an nforum user who came to show it to me.
Note: read the user's charter before (take the trouble to introduce yourself before asking a question, it's better...).
On the other hand, I doubt you'll find one at 300 €...
Musically
Cavag31
I am always surprised to find this type of question on "Accordion Scores"...
I've mentioned it several times: for Roland accordions and the BK7M among others, there is a great site:
http://accordeon-roland.superforum.fr/
You will find there for example a user's guide for the FRX3 written by two members of the forum and much more usable than the one from Roland!
Noten: personally, I can't help you; I have an FR1Xb, but no nBK7M. I have seen it demoed in a store, and at home by an nforum user who came to show it to me.
Note: read the user's charter before (take the trouble to introduce yourself before asking a question, it's better...).
On the other hand, I doubt you'll find one at 300 €...
Musically
Cavag31
pontiac
04/12/2016
Hello,
I have a BK7M that I use with a FR3 but more often with a Cava Odyssey 3.
The reason? The BK7m is easy to use with a lot of fun, many styles etc. MP3 and all other forms of files it offers a good choice for the price. You can find it at 450/500 Euros (LBC) or Audiofanzine http://fr.audiofanzine.com/expandeur/roland/bk-7m/
The instrumental score is not exceptional: guitar, accordion, violin, in short, lacks realism, so the Odyssey sounds better without being a Digit.
Cavag31 is right the site he gives is still the most appropriate for Roland instruments.
Musically
I have a BK7M that I use with a FR3 but more often with a Cava Odyssey 3.
The reason? The BK7m is easy to use with a lot of fun, many styles etc. MP3 and all other forms of files it offers a good choice for the price. You can find it at 450/500 Euros (LBC) or Audiofanzine http://fr.audiofanzine.com/expandeur/roland/bk-7m/
The instrumental score is not exceptional: guitar, accordion, violin, in short, lacks realism, so the Odyssey sounds better without being a Digit.
Cavag31 is right the site he gives is still the most appropriate for Roland instruments.
Musically
robinson 82
05/12/2016
Hello:
Cocote 03 I saw that you registered on the Roland accordion forum on the advice of Cava 31 whom I greet in passing
.you will have a mine of information on the FR accordions and on the B.K.7M and other arrangers
I confirm that the BK 7 is very easy to connect to a Roland accordion and that you can do many things with it.
good dayRobinson
Cocote 03 I saw that you registered on the Roland accordion forum on the advice of Cava 31 whom I greet in passing
.you will have a mine of information on the FR accordions and on the B.K.7M and other arrangers
I confirm that the BK 7 is very easy to connect to a Roland accordion and that you can do many things with it.
good dayRobinson
cocott03
05/12/2016
Hello to you,
Thank you all for your advice.
Indeed the superforum of roland is rich in infos a little too pro for me who is novice in this kind of material.
At my time it did not exist it was necessary to have musicians drummer, guitarist etc.
I discover now all that.
I also know the site sud claviers on which I had surfed for the demos of the accordion FR and I also saw the demo of the BK7. Actually I would like to know if I would be able to use it before investing. I live in the Allier region of France and I'm going to check with my music teacher to see if he knows anyone who has one.
Thank you again for everything and for your forum, I find all the scores I'm looking for it's really great this sharing. I will do my best to post some myself.
Musically yours.
Christine
Thank you all for your advice.
Indeed the superforum of roland is rich in infos a little too pro for me who is novice in this kind of material.
At my time it did not exist it was necessary to have musicians drummer, guitarist etc.
I discover now all that.
I also know the site sud claviers on which I had surfed for the demos of the accordion FR and I also saw the demo of the BK7. Actually I would like to know if I would be able to use it before investing. I live in the Allier region of France and I'm going to check with my music teacher to see if he knows anyone who has one.
Thank you again for everything and for your forum, I find all the scores I'm looking for it's really great this sharing. I will do my best to post some myself.
Musically yours.
Christine
Hello friends,
I am in the process of inquiring about the arranger modules, more particularly KETRON MIDJAY-SD3-AUDYA, for which I do not have any dealers locally to be able to see and listen to them. Would there be among all the members of P.A. users of this type of material and especially to tell me the difference between MIDJAY (+ or Pro) compared to the audya4 or the SD3.At Roland there is the BK7M, this one I was able to see and listen to at a colleague's place but I find that the sounds are not musette and latino enough knowing that it is to play with a midified accordion and for animations with people who are happily over 60.
Thank you for reading my long prose and I look forward to your comments and advice,
Accordially to all of you Jean-Pierre
I am in the process of inquiring about the arranger modules, more particularly KETRON MIDJAY-SD3-AUDYA, for which I do not have any dealers locally to be able to see and listen to them. Would there be among all the members of P.A. users of this type of material and especially to tell me the difference between MIDJAY (+ or Pro) compared to the audya4 or the SD3.At Roland there is the BK7M, this one I was able to see and listen to at a colleague's place but I find that the sounds are not musette and latino enough knowing that it is to play with a midified accordion and for animations with people who are happily over 60.
Thank you for reading my long prose and I look forward to your comments and advice,
Accordially to all of you Jean-Pierre
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TOURAINE
24/10/2014
Hello Sir,
I use the Ketron SD3 arranger, this device has very nice sounds that are very well suited for musette dances. This device has a function that allows you to remotely start and stop the accompaniment as well as the styles, the change of timbre right hand or the Leslie slow / fast This function is very useful with an accordion, no need to return to the console of the arranger
I hope to have been useful to you
Friendly
I use the Ketron SD3 arranger, this device has very nice sounds that are very well suited for musette dances. This device has a function that allows you to remotely start and stop the accompaniment as well as the styles, the change of timbre right hand or the Leslie slow / fast This function is very useful with an accordion, no need to return to the console of the arranger
I hope to have been useful to you
Friendly
slc-63
25/10/2014
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