Roland XP10 Synthesizer Keyboard
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28-note polyphony. 594 sounds. Built-in serial computer interface.
Overview
With a collection of new advanced features for live performers and MIDI studios, the XP10 packages outstanding performance in an affordable instrument. The XP10 features a new arpeggiator that syncs to MIDI and a special "X-Dual" function which allows radical sound variations and brand new tone possibilities by blending upper and lower tones.
Features
28-voice polyphony; 16-part multitimbral
594 Sounds: 338 preset tones and 16 rhythm sets; 256 user tones and 20 user rhythm sets
GM/GS compatible
New Arpeggiator and X-Dual functions
Built-in serial computer interface
Redesigned modulation lever
Great sounds and powerful features made easy!
High-quality sound source
Roland's reputation for high-quality sounds is well established among professional musicians the world over. From realistic acoustic sounds like pianos, trumpets and saxophones to the latest synthesizer textures, the XP10 offers stunning sound quality that you truly have to hear to believe.
The XP10's sound source offers full 28-voice polyphony, which means that 28 different notes can sound at once. This allows for lush orchestrations and complex sequences in everything from classical to rock music. The XP10 also incorporates a 61-note velocity-sensitive keyboard, so all the nuances of your playing style are faithfully maintained.
Another impressive feature of the XP10 is its 16-part multi-timbral capability. Using an external sequencer, you can create a 16-part virtual orchestra -all from the XP10.… read more
Incredible variety of sounds
The XP10 has an extensive 4 Megabyte wave memory (equivalent to 8 Megabytes with 16-bit linear conversion). This gives you up to 338 different tones as well as 16 drum sets features exciting rhythm sounds. This incredible assortment of sounds lets you perform in virtually any musical style. With this much variety, you'll never run out of ideas. Rock enthusiasts will find a range of classic sounds, from overdriven guitars to distorted organs. Or if your tastes lean toward jazz, fusion, or pop, there are saxophones, acoustic/electric pianos, and a wide variety of popular and unique sounds only available from Roland, like Synth Lead, Breathy Tenor, Pad, and Power Guitar.
The quality and variety of these sounds make each performance with the XP10 a brand new musical experience. Each sound provides another launching point for your imagination. The XP10 will open you to entirely new musical worlds - all from a single, easy-to-use keyboard.
Create you own sounds
In addition to the preset sounds, the XP10 lets you experiment and create you own sounds by editing the extensive library of built-in waveforms. Up to 256 user tones can be stored in the XP10's memory. You can even customize up to 10 drum sets.
Sophisticated features enhance your creative potential
To take full advantage of the XP10's great sound selection, Roland has also developed a variety of new technologies to increase you performance possibilities.
Arpeggiator
The XP10's onboard arpeggiator is almost like having an extra hand. Simply press a few notes and the arpeggiator does the rest, automatically playing the notes in a musical pattern. More than just a simple up-and-down repetition, the arpeggiator has 30 different patterns that correspond to different styles like dance. Pop and rock. You can use these as bass lines to accompany your chords, as rhythm backups for solos or for special effects like glissandos. You can even create your own arpeggiator patterns.
Arpeggio notes can be transmitted through MIDI OUT into a sequencer to record new accompaniments or to a separate sound source to access additional sounds. For performer, a MIDI SYNC function synchronizes arpeggios with a sequenced track or even a drum machine.
Arpeggiator Styles List
-- echo reggae
1/6 Waltz Piano Backing
1/8 Swing Waltz Clavichord
1/12 Synth Bass Percussion
1/16 Heavy Slap Strumming
1/32 Light Slap Harp
Glissando Walk Bass Shamisen
Sequence A Single Cutting Bound Ball
Sequence B Chord Cutting Random
Sequence C Strum Cutting Limitless
Split, Dual and X-Dual
The XP10's Split mode lets you split the keyboard at any point allowing you to play a bass line with your left-hand, while playing chords with your right. You can assign different instruments to the split keyboard, like left-hand piano. With the Dual mode you can layer any 2 sounds for extra fat textures. The X-Dual mode is an innovative variation of this capability. With X-Dual, the 2 sounds that you layer can interact in different ways. For instance, you can "morph" one sound so that I gradually changes into the second sound. Or you can integrate the 2 sounds using the modulation lever, an external pedal or the XP10's Combination Palette.
Combination Palette
The Combination Palette provides 2 sliders that give you realtime control over various settings on the XP10. For instance, in Dual mode you can modify sound parameters in realtime. While in X-Dual mode, you can expressively modify the way the 2 tones interact. You can also use the Combination Palette's sliders to instantly change the tempo, shuffle ratio or groove ration of the arpeggiator.
User-friendly operation
Despite having a range of professional functions, you don't have to be a pro to enjoy the XP10. The ergonomic layout of the controls in intuitive and logical, so you can get started right away without even cracking the owner's manual. A 16-character x 2-line LCD makes it easy to step through functions without getting lost and the convenient onboard sliders make adjusting parameters a simple process.
Compact, lightweight design
Though it's packed with features, the XP10 is surprisingly lightweight and portable, letting you take it just about anywhere, from parties to school functions to onstage performances.
The serious choice for both professionals and beginners
The XP10 Multitimbral Synthesizer is professional quality keyboard that combines great sounds with user-friendly operation in a compact design. Whether you're an experienced pro or an excited novice, the XP10 makes it easy to create outstanding music. Despite its easy operation and affordability, the XP10 doesn't compromise on quality. Roland's vast experience producing professional musical instruments affords the unique ability to create a keyboard that is ideal for beginners, you retains the quality and functionality that serious players demand. read less
Features
28-voice polyphony; 16-part multitimbral
594 Sounds: 338 preset tones and 16 rhythm sets; 256 user tones and 20 user rhythm sets
GM/GS compatible
New Arpeggiator and X-Dual functions
Built-in serial computer interface
Redesigned modulation lever
Great sounds and powerful features made easy!
High-quality sound source
Roland's reputation for high-quality sounds is well established among professional musicians the world over. From realistic acoustic sounds like pianos, trumpets and saxophones to the latest synthesizer textures, the XP10 offers stunning sound quality that you truly have to hear to believe.
The XP10's sound source offers full 28-voice polyphony, which means that 28 different notes can sound at once. This allows for lush orchestrations and complex sequences in everything from classical to rock music. The XP10 also incorporates a 61-note velocity-sensitive keyboard, so all the nuances of your playing style are faithfully maintained.
Another impressive feature of the XP10 is its 16-part multi-timbral capability. Using an external sequencer, you can create a 16-part virtual orchestra -all from the XP10.… read more
Incredible variety of sounds
The XP10 has an extensive 4 Megabyte wave memory (equivalent to 8 Megabytes with 16-bit linear conversion). This gives you up to 338 different tones as well as 16 drum sets features exciting rhythm sounds. This incredible assortment of sounds lets you perform in virtually any musical style. With this much variety, you'll never run out of ideas. Rock enthusiasts will find a range of classic sounds, from overdriven guitars to distorted organs. Or if your tastes lean toward jazz, fusion, or pop, there are saxophones, acoustic/electric pianos, and a wide variety of popular and unique sounds only available from Roland, like Synth Lead, Breathy Tenor, Pad, and Power Guitar.
The quality and variety of these sounds make each performance with the XP10 a brand new musical experience. Each sound provides another launching point for your imagination. The XP10 will open you to entirely new musical worlds - all from a single, easy-to-use keyboard.
Create you own sounds
In addition to the preset sounds, the XP10 lets you experiment and create you own sounds by editing the extensive library of built-in waveforms. Up to 256 user tones can be stored in the XP10's memory. You can even customize up to 10 drum sets.
Sophisticated features enhance your creative potential
To take full advantage of the XP10's great sound selection, Roland has also developed a variety of new technologies to increase you performance possibilities.
Arpeggiator
The XP10's onboard arpeggiator is almost like having an extra hand. Simply press a few notes and the arpeggiator does the rest, automatically playing the notes in a musical pattern. More than just a simple up-and-down repetition, the arpeggiator has 30 different patterns that correspond to different styles like dance. Pop and rock. You can use these as bass lines to accompany your chords, as rhythm backups for solos or for special effects like glissandos. You can even create your own arpeggiator patterns.
Arpeggio notes can be transmitted through MIDI OUT into a sequencer to record new accompaniments or to a separate sound source to access additional sounds. For performer, a MIDI SYNC function synchronizes arpeggios with a sequenced track or even a drum machine.
Arpeggiator Styles List
-- echo reggae
1/6 Waltz Piano Backing
1/8 Swing Waltz Clavichord
1/12 Synth Bass Percussion
1/16 Heavy Slap Strumming
1/32 Light Slap Harp
Glissando Walk Bass Shamisen
Sequence A Single Cutting Bound Ball
Sequence B Chord Cutting Random
Sequence C Strum Cutting Limitless
Split, Dual and X-Dual
The XP10's Split mode lets you split the keyboard at any point allowing you to play a bass line with your left-hand, while playing chords with your right. You can assign different instruments to the split keyboard, like left-hand piano. With the Dual mode you can layer any 2 sounds for extra fat textures. The X-Dual mode is an innovative variation of this capability. With X-Dual, the 2 sounds that you layer can interact in different ways. For instance, you can "morph" one sound so that I gradually changes into the second sound. Or you can integrate the 2 sounds using the modulation lever, an external pedal or the XP10's Combination Palette.
Combination Palette
The Combination Palette provides 2 sliders that give you realtime control over various settings on the XP10. For instance, in Dual mode you can modify sound parameters in realtime. While in X-Dual mode, you can expressively modify the way the 2 tones interact. You can also use the Combination Palette's sliders to instantly change the tempo, shuffle ratio or groove ration of the arpeggiator.
User-friendly operation
Despite having a range of professional functions, you don't have to be a pro to enjoy the XP10. The ergonomic layout of the controls in intuitive and logical, so you can get started right away without even cracking the owner's manual. A 16-character x 2-line LCD makes it easy to step through functions without getting lost and the convenient onboard sliders make adjusting parameters a simple process.
Compact, lightweight design
Though it's packed with features, the XP10 is surprisingly lightweight and portable, letting you take it just about anywhere, from parties to school functions to onstage performances.
The serious choice for both professionals and beginners
The XP10 Multitimbral Synthesizer is professional quality keyboard that combines great sounds with user-friendly operation in a compact design. Whether you're an experienced pro or an excited novice, the XP10 makes it easy to create outstanding music. Despite its easy operation and affordability, the XP10 doesn't compromise on quality. Roland's vast experience producing professional musical instruments affords the unique ability to create a keyboard that is ideal for beginners, you retains the quality and functionality that serious players demand. read less
Specs
Keyboard: 61 keys (with velocity)
Multitimbral capability: 16 parts
Max polyphony: 28 voices
Effect: Reverb (8 types), Chorus (8 types)
Internal memory:
Tones Preset: 338 User:256
Drum sets Preset: 16 User: 20
Performances Preset: 64 User: 64
Arpeggiator
Octave range: -3 ~ +3 oct
Sync source: Internal, MIDI
Key velocity: Fixed (1~ 127)
Real
Groove ratio: 0 ~ 100%
Shuffle ratio: 50 ~ 90%
Tempo: 20 ~ 250 bpm
Styles: 30
Motifs: 33
Beat patterns: 52
Styles (See Arpeggiator Style List)
Motifs: SINGL UP, SINGL DOWN, SINGL UP&DW, SINGL RANDM, DUANL UP, DUAL DOWN, DUAL UP&DW, DUL RANDOM, NOTE ORDER, GLISSANDO, CHORD, BAS+CHORD~5M BASS+UP 1~5, BASS+UP 1~8, BASS+RND 1~3, TOP +UP 1~6
Beat Patterns: 1/4, 1/6, 1/8, 1/12, 1/16 1~3, 1/32 1~3, SEQ-A1~6, SEQ-B1~4, SEQ-C1~2, ECHO1~3, MUTE1~12, CUT1~2, REGGAE, REF1~2, PERC1~4, WALKBS, STRUM 1~2, HARP, BOUND, RANDOM
Display: 16 character, 2-line LCD
Connectors: Output 1/4 in. L (mono) and R, Phones, Pedal (used as both pedal switch and expression pedal), MIDI (in, out, thru), Computer IF (Mac/PC-1PC-2), DC In
Power supply: AC adapter
Power consumption: 360 mA
Dimensions: 40 3/4 (W) x 11 11/16 (D) x 3 3/4 (H) in.
Weight: 11 lbs. 1 oz.
Accessories: Owner's manual, AC adapter
Options
Pedal Switch DP2/6
Foot Switch FS5U (Boss)
Expression Pedal EV5
Keyboard Stand KS8
Keyboard Stand KS12
Multitimbral capability: 16 parts
Max polyphony: 28 voices
Effect: Reverb (8 types), Chorus (8 types)
Internal memory:
Tones Preset: 338 User:256
Drum sets Preset: 16 User: 20
Performances Preset: 64 User: 64
Arpeggiator
Octave range: -3 ~ +3 oct
Sync source: Internal, MIDI
Key velocity: Fixed (1~ 127)
Real
Groove ratio: 0 ~ 100%
Shuffle ratio: 50 ~ 90%
Tempo: 20 ~ 250 bpm
Styles: 30
Motifs: 33
Beat patterns: 52
Styles (See Arpeggiator Style List)
Motifs: SINGL UP, SINGL DOWN, SINGL UP&DW, SINGL RANDM, DUANL UP, DUAL DOWN, DUAL UP&DW, DUL RANDOM, NOTE ORDER, GLISSANDO, CHORD, BAS+CHORD~5M BASS+UP 1~5, BASS+UP 1~8, BASS+RND 1~3, TOP +UP 1~6
Beat Patterns: 1/4, 1/6, 1/8, 1/12, 1/16 1~3, 1/32 1~3, SEQ-A1~6, SEQ-B1~4, SEQ-C1~2, ECHO1~3, MUTE1~12, CUT1~2, REGGAE, REF1~2, PERC1~4, WALKBS, STRUM 1~2, HARP, BOUND, RANDOM
Display: 16 character, 2-line LCD
Connectors: Output 1/4 in. L (mono) and R, Phones, Pedal (used as both pedal switch and expression pedal), MIDI (in, out, thru), Computer IF (Mac/PC-1PC-2), DC In
Power supply: AC adapter
Power consumption: 360 mA
Dimensions: 40 3/4 (W) x 11 11/16 (D) x 3 3/4 (H) in.
Weight: 11 lbs. 1 oz.
Accessories: Owner's manual, AC adapter
Options
Pedal Switch DP2/6
Foot Switch FS5U (Boss)
Expression Pedal EV5
Keyboard Stand KS8
Keyboard Stand KS12
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