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Active False,slot 1. Name Cart. Content. Step. Popup, test. Type 0, variations show 5. Engleski U 100 Lekcija Pdf. Active False. Using the Roland FA 0. FA 0. 8 as DAW Controllers. After several weeks of research, I decided on one of the Roland FA series music workstations to serve as my main MIDI keyboard controller. In this post I talk about why I picked the FA 0. I had to make in order to fit it into my rig, and how the keyboard integrates with Steinberg Cubase and Ableton Live. IT WAS TIME FOR A CHANGE. After putting up with minimalistic 4. MIDI controllers for the past few years due to limited desk space in my small studio, I finally decided it was time to move on to a bigger keyboard controller with more features. Until the beginning of Summer 2. I did all my music work looked like this. My desktop monitors and clunky computer speakers left me so little room that not only could I not fit a very wide or deep keyboard controller on the desk to begin with, but when I actually needed to use the desk for writing, I had to disconnect my Roland A 4. I needed it again. Since getting a bigger desk or room wasnt really an option for me, I developed a game plan for transforming my desk into a workspace that could accommodate a bigger controller and hopefully even leave me a little more surface area than I had before. Heres what I did I bought a couple of these Cheetah monitor wall mounts to float my two side monitors over my desk. I bought a Dell S2. H 2. 4 inch monitor to replace my Dell S2. L 2. 4 inch monitor, because my S2. L unfortunately wasnt wall mountable. Another advantage of the S2. H is that it has built in speakers, which helped me eliminate the need for desktop speakers. I also got a different Cheetah wall mount for the new monitor, since it was in a corner and needed to extend further than the other two. A note on both models of Cheetah wall mounts In order to fasten these to my three Dell monitors, I had to pick up some 2. M4 machine screws and matching washers at a local hardware store. My monitors all have recessed mounting slots that required longer screws than were included with these mounts, and I used the washers as spacers to result in a tight fit. I also got some mounting hardware to hang my 7 port USB hub to the wall, hidden behind my right most monitor, leaving my desk completely empty, except for my MOTU Track 1. Of course I immediately filled the new found space on my desk with a luxurious Roland FA 0. Music Workstation. Heres what it looks like now. But, you might ask, why did I choose a full on workstation instead of just a nice MIDI Controller with Cubase integration, like the Nektar Panorama or Roland A 8. PRO Well, thats what the rest of this post hopes to answer. WHY I CHOSE THE FA 0. My primary reason for wanting to expand from a 4. I had to do on smaller keyboard controllers whenever I used Kontakt instruments or drum samplers that have a GM drum layout. But the more I looked into existing keyboard controllers, the more I realized there were a number of other things I was looking for as well Requirement Something that could make sounds of its own. I wanted to be able to work out melodies or chords quickly without having to fire up Cubase and open a DAW project. Straight up MIDI controllers dont have on board sound, so I started to look at synthesizers, stage pianos, and workstation keyboards. Requirement Something that provided some level of DAW control especially transport controls. When I recorded vocals, I used to put my Steinberg CC1. TV tray and scoot it next to my microphone stand so I could toggle cycle mode and re record takes without knocking over the microphone or getting tangled in headphone and mic cables. Transport controls on a MIDI keyboard would put these necessary buttons within much easier reach when Im set up for tracking vocals. Many hardware synths and stage pianos have some knobs and faders that you can map to different DAW or plugin functions when youre working with a computer, but very few bespoke synths have transport controls. This narrowed my search again to mostly workstation keyboards. Requirement Something with a reasonable pitch and mod solution. Ideally Id prefer something with good feeling independent mod and pitch wheels, but a solid and reliable joystick solution was acceptable. The Yamaha MOXF6, Yamaha MX6. Kurzweil PC3. K6 keyboards have independent wheel controls, so they were under serious consideration. The current KORG offerings have very flimsy looking little joysticks, so I had to scratch them off the list. Also, as nice as the keybed and Komplete integration of the Komplete Kontrol S6. I am no fan of those weirdo ribbon controllers it has, so that was out of the running as well. Roland has their own solution, a combo pitchmod joystick, where both pitch and mod return to the center position when you let go of the stick. While Im not the biggest fan of the stick, the Roland sticks are much more durable than Ive seen in Arturia products, or what I fear the KORG sticks are like, so Roland was still a contender. Nice to have General MIDI support. Often when Im laying down the initial MIDI tracks for a new project, I use General MIDI patches just because I know the GM sound set so well. Its super easy for me to dial up an acoustic piano here, fretless bass there, and just get my notes and chords down before I start trying to pick the best possible sounds for the job. All the Yamaha, Roland, and Kurzweil keyboards I was considering offered some level of GM support, in that they responded to the typical program changes with appropriate patches. Nice to have Aftertouch support. Of all the keyboards Ive owned, I think only one ever actually supported aftertouch and it was the CME Xkey 2. I was curious to get a board with aftertouch support just to see what it might add to my work but this was far from a must have, since Id gotten by for so long without it. Neither the FA 0. Yamahas featured aftertouch only the Kurzweils. Nice to have USB streamingaudio interface support. While this started out as a nice to have, now that Ive got it, I dont know how I lived without it. Both the Yamahas and the Roland FA series have the ability to serve as an audio interface, meaning you can make them the primary audio device in your DAW. You can plug your headphones into the keyboard and hear both the internal sound and all your other instruments. This is great for me on hot summer days when I dont want to power up my entire rig, which generates a lot of heat. I can just pop a pair of headphones into the FA 0. I normally do except record vocals, and the only things I need powered on are the keyboard and my DAW PC. This also means that I can record audio from the keyboard directly into the DAW without any audio cables. Everything can go over USB. The Kurzweil workstations have varying levels of USB connectivity, but they lack anything as sophisticated as the Roland and Yamaha offerings, so Kurzweil was kind of out by this point. Nice to have Id like to have some actual desk space on my desk. Even though Id freed up a lot of room, my actual working area was. The Yamaha MOXF6 4. I could fit on my desk, so anything smaller. This tipped the scale in favor of the slightly shorter. FA 0. 6 4. 0x. THE ROLAND FA WORKSTATIONS IN PRACTICE. There are plenty of good reviews already that cover the sounds and the sequencingsampling capabilities of the FA 0. FA 0. 8, but I havent seen anyone talk in much depth about what its really like to use them as DAW controllers, or how well they integrate with specific DAWs like Cubase or Ableton Live so thats what Im going to focus on here. There are some basic instructions for configuring the FA 0. FA 0. 8 for DAW control in both the Reference Manual and the Application Guide available here, but they omit some important steps and they dont cover Ableton Live setup at all, so first lets go over the steps required for Cubase and Live. From here on out, Im just going to say FA 0. X since the steps are the same for both the 0. SETTING UP DAW CONTROL IN CUBASE.