Roland Integra-7 SuperNATURAL Sound Module, 16 Parts, 128 Voices Maximum Polyphony, Graphic LCD Display, 4 Expansion Virtual Slots

With two enhanced sound engines derived from the Jupiter 50 and 80, new Supernatural expansion packs and drum kits, plus the PCM-based sound engine from the XV5080 and all 12 of the mainstream SRX boards, the Integra 7 generates a huge and diverse range of high-quality sounds.

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  Excellent build quality., It has a clean, crisp sound, which works beautifully within complex mixes., The MFXs are truly multitimbral., Editing is quicker and simpler than you might imagine., At just 4kg, it's more than convenient.

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  There is limited memory for user setups., The maximum polyphony may be a limitation., The effects routing is inflexible., Digital I/O is restricted to two channels., You have to download the detailed manuals.

The SuperNatural sounds are excellent and the interface is improved. It does not include the PH library sounds from the XV5050. I had to build a couple of sounds I use, from scratch. Took me a couple of hours. Performances are now called Studio Sets.

Roland's greatest hits! Every imaginable sound you could want and the effects are great especially through an a-49. However, I am somewhat disappointed in my friends at Roland. After years of buying their great keyboards I got this, a Jupiter, and an fa-06.

I love this instrument the best rack module out there

If you want that Roland sound then this is for you. Motion surround gives your instruments a space like no other. It's the tools that make this thing unique not only the Natural Roland Library.

This thing is Bad To The Bone....Wonderful.....I can't believe the instrument sounds that are coming out of it and it is so user friendly.. I am assigning the sounds to my midi songs in Cakewalk Sonar and it is like the band in right in my studio..

it have a good quality but its not easy to fix to install .I got a out out problem. I heard the sound only a right speaker I try to fix too many times but I can't

Excellent and useful studio production tool.

So I spent $1400 on this, with the hopes that I could use it with my new MacBook Pro. Yeah. Guess again. I also bought the wireless dongle to use it with my iPad, because otherwise, you're not getting anywhere with it in terms of easy programming. Well, that didn't work out too well either.

The Roland INTEGRA-7 Supernatural Module surpassed my favorite keyboard module of all time which was the Roland XV-5080. This is the first keyboard/module that I’ve owned with the USB port that actually works and it’s easy to setup and integrate.

Im gonna be very honest about the pros & cons. It is a little tricky to learn at first & I knew that I would have to bite the bullet and spend the night digging into it. Everyone knows that roland has some of the best sounds in the industry but when they said that the I7 was no compromise, they...