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Image 2 of 2 Roland's GW-8 In September 2008, Roland release their new GW-8 workstation with intelligent backing-track functionality. It's an all-in-one keyboard particularly suited to solo performers and offers an impressive mix of contemporary sounds, intelligent backing styles, and additional banks of 'ethnic' sounds and styles. A multi-format USB Memory Player feature allows direct playback of MP3, WAV, AIFF, and SMF files from USB key, while the Centre Cancel feature for audio files enables karaoke-style singalong.

Here's the details in Roland's own words. - Contemporary workstation with high-quality 128-voice sound engine derived from Roland's renowned sound-module lineup. - Wide variety of contemporary sounds and intelligent backing styles, plus additional of ethnic sounds and styles from around the world- USB Memory Player feature allows direct playback of MP3, WAV, AIFF, and SMF files from USB key; Centre Cancel feature for audio files enables karaoke-style sing-along.

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- Newly designed graphical display, plus Select button, Analogue Modify knob, and D-BEAM - Style Converter and Playlist Editor software included - Onboard 16-track sequencer for saving your interactive performances There's full details at the. Pricing is yet to be confirmed.

Hello Chums.! I am in one of those; 'Want moods' again.! I have been studying the details of the Roland GW-8E (European version) Workstation/Synthesizer/Arranger keyboard, and listening to samples, etc, on U-Tube, etc.>>> all done on the Keyboard (no computer!). Mesmerising!!.).(Uncle Bert's Cousin?).! Somewhat similar to my Yamaha Motif MO6, but with the addition of an excellent Rhythm Arranger/Sequencer (which my MO6 doesn't have!.).more like my little MM6, but with a lot more programmable features! Its the sort of thing, for me, which would have been better than purchasing my MO6, (and cheaper!).

(I like the added 'Arranger' functions in a Workstation/Synth.>> Intros.Variations.Endings.etc). (In proper English!!).>>> The Version 2 is equipped with an upgraded operating system allowing great detail in programming (if required). It seems like an excellent 'all-rounder', at a bargain price!£655.or less!! Does anyone here have any experience of the Roland GW-8 to pass on?any advice? The User Manual, Guide, etc, is very impressive! .you are all too late with your advice/comments/recommendations.!

I could wait no longer after reading all the reviews and demonstrations, etc, on the Internet, I took the plunge and finally ordered the Roland GW-8 Workstation/Synthesizer/Arranger.! I suspect it is something I should have bought in the first place, instead of my Yamaha Motif MO6 Workstation! I really cant be bothered with spending hours and hours programming Film Music scores.(like Vangelis).I just want to sit down and play the bl**dy thing!!.and, of course, that's just what an 'Workstation + Arranger' keyboard does, with its built-in rhythms and styles! The GW-8 is just a massive upgrade to my little Motif MM6 Workstation (with its rhythms)! I just have to sleep in my garden shed now that there is no more spare room left in my house.and Winter is on its way!!