Product specialist Gareth Bowen stopped by Sonic State’s Sonic Lab to discuss Roland’s new Integra-7 sound module.
The discussion does a great job of not just covering the capabilities of the Integra-7, but also exploring Roland’s vision for module – who would use it and how it fits into studio and performance setups.
via sonicstate
Its a great idea to build a new sound mudule/rompler that combines the history of Roland. However, they missed the most obvious thing that people want in 2012, computer integration. If you are going to release this, have a AU, RTAS, VST plug in that is ready to work in the Integra seamlessly into our DAW’s. DUH. THat should be first on the list with making a new hardware soundmodule.
BTW hardware equipped with plugin control should work with all DAW’s not just your pick like cakewalk.
They also blew it by only allow 4 of the soundsets to be accessed at once. What is this, 1995?
I think Roland integra-7 has a DAW app for Sonar X1 as Roland is associated with Cakewalk. I fully agree that having just 4 slots to load expansion sounds is a really stupid idea. All sounds from all boards should be available and addressable by bank and patch commands.
Can we store our settings and sounds in bank for quick ,fast ,easy selection? If yes,then how can we do that?