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I proposed something like this a while ago, and it never really caught on.

That said, I'm totally for doing this. Just assign me some patches and consider them done!

Wow, impressive. It really does sound a lot like r2d2!

Really? Care to post the patches?

I assume you are making these patches for the Radias. Any chance that we will see some R3 versions?

as far as i know, there isn't one. and i'd imagine it would be really tough, if not impossible, to make a sound that really sounds like a grand piano.

that said, if you do end up finding one, let me know!

if this actually works, would you mind going into a bit more detail? I'm not completely sure what the "pot" is.

I also just downloaded the MKXL sound editor. My thought is this: I'll open up a program in the MKXL editor, and try my best to copy the settings into the R3 editor. Can anyone verify that this would work with any degree of accuracy? If so, would someone want to split the work with me?

I would also love the XL patches for my R3. Let us know if you get anything from the MK forums, jbotz05!

You might start with my Bowed Strings patch that you can download here. It will get you started with something close that you can modify to fine tune it. Thanks! Where exactly would I find the link to download your patch you mentioned? -Jred I believe he is referring to this page: http://www ...

I actually have what seems to be this same issue, only it just started popping up. Sometimes only the left channel will work, sometimes only the right. I have no idea why. Yet, other times, I'll turn the R3 on and it will be totally fine. It is pretty random for me, but I am heavily considering ...

awesome, thanks for the quick replies guys

Well, my problem seemed to go away by itself. I had a few days of the R3 working flawlessly.

But now, a new problem. For some reason, my left output works fine, but my right output is very quiet.

Has anyone else come across this problem?

That info was immensely helpful. Thanks!

All these views and no replies? Is everyone just as clueless as I am on this issue? That's a scary thought. I honestly have no idea what to do. Does anyone have any experience with getting their synth repaired? If so, where should I send it, what should I pay for repairs? I really need to resolve ...

I actually just ordered the Roland bag, and it's in the mail right now. I'll post and let you know how it fits when I get it.