Roland EM-20

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... the way the player would need to sustain their breath) and versions which do not do this (and although they may not be quite as accurate, they sound nicer). It is small touches like these which really draw you in. The main improvements that the EM20 has over the EM10 are its ability to overlay instruments (meaning that those crashing wave sound effects can actually be used - and sound excellent when played with piano) and a touch-sensitive panel used for various functions. (The defaul ...more

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Roland EM-20: Roland EM20 *UPDATED* (933 words)
by - written on 06/10/00 (Very useful, 5021 readings)
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When I came to University, I obviously couldn't bring my Piano, and although I hadn't played properly for a year, I yearned to play more. I decided to spend some of the money I had saved from my work for a keyboard. I wanted something which I could play as a piano, but which I would be able to do stuff on which would never be possible on a piano. Rather than spending £100 on something which I would grow tired of within half a year, I would spend up to £300 on something that would keep me playing for at least 4. In Dundee, there is only one shop that sells a decent selection of keyboards. Thus, with my £300 budget, I was limited to getting ... Read the complete review