They don't feature samples to begin with.
What is triggered is a generated sound from an algorithm, otherwise known as 'Physical Modeling' i.e. in Rolands' lingo 'SuperNatural' or earlier 'COSM'. Same kind of principle as many other...
Ken, if only I could come over... Sadly not... But please, promise me to take some photos!
...so those that missed out will still have something to feast our eyes on!!
It may not be the slowness, or the 'working' that doesn't seem to disappear, or the login-screen that doesn't 'remember', or the double-posts ...but those god-awful, nerve-wracking 'Json Parse' errors. They'll drive ya nuts...!
1. Depends on whether you want to have rim-sounds or not. Generally speaking, single-zone pads are easier to deal with.
2. Depends on whether you are using a higher-end Roland module. If you don't use one, you can savely ignore Pos-Sens.
3. No. If you don't need Pos-Sens, mount your trigger-cone...
What I would like to suggest you to consider is to hunt down a used CY-15.
Firstly, it is the biggest ride-cymbal in Roland's line-up, you won't be tempted to swap it, simply because there isn't something bigger.
Secondly, you can save a few bucks, coming out at way under what Roland's...
The CR-78 was one of the earliest Roland rhythm machines:
Its most important advance over other rhythm boxes was being able to program and store drum patterns - not yet a common feature in 1978. Of course, it had all the awful preset-patterns targeted...
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