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Description

For the versatile musician on the move, the Roland VR-760 is a powerhouse of performance and portability. This 76-note waterfall keyboard seamlessly combines the rich, authentic organ tones of the VK-Series with the pristine acoustic and electric pianos from Roland's legendary FP- and RD-Series. Whether you're a gigging professional or a studio enthusiast, this keyboard is designed to deliver everything from soulful organ glissandos to complex synth arrangements.

The VR-760 is not just about sound quality—it's about control. Featuring the innovative D-Beam controller, you can manipulate sound in real time using just your hand. Meanwhile, the Active Expression feature provides a new level of dynamic performance, allowing you to layer and morph sounds effortlessly. And for those looking to expand their sonic palette, the VR-760 supports optional SRX-Series Wave Expansion Boards, providing endless possibilities for creativity.

With its intuitive layout and robust performance features, the VR-760 is a true chameleon of sound, easily adapting to any musical scenario. Its Virtual ToneWheel technology ensures that organ sounds are not only powerful but also incredibly authentic, making it a staple for any live or studio setup. Whether you're playing jazz, rock, or electronic music, the VR-760 is your all-in-one solution for high-quality sound and expressive control.

Key Features:

  • Combines organ, piano, and synthesizer sounds in one 76-note waterfall keyboard
  • Virtual ToneWheel organ with COSM Amp and Rotary Speaker Modeling
  • High-quality acoustic and electric pianos with COSM Mic and Amp Modeling
  • 128-voice polyphony for piano and synth sections
  • Light-sensing D-Beam controller for real-time sound manipulation
  • Active Expression for dynamic performance control
  • Expandable with up to two SRX-Series Wave Expansion Boards
  • V-LINK feature for video synchronization in live performances

Product specs

Brand Roland
Model VR-760 76-Key V-Combo Organ
Finish Black
Year 2000s
Categories Organs
Analog / Digital Digital
Key Size Full Size
Keyboard Action Synth Action
Number of Keys 76 Keys

FAQs

What type of sounds can the Roland VR-760 produce?

The Roland VR-760 is equipped with a wide range of sounds including organ, piano, and synthesizer tones, making it versatile for various music styles.

Does the Roland VR-760 have a weighted keyboard?

The Roland VR-760 features a synth action keyboard, which is lighter and more responsive than weighted keys, suitable for fast playing and organ techniques.

How many keys does the Roland VR-760 have?

The Roland VR-760 has 76 full-size keys, providing ample range for complex compositions and live performances.

Is the Roland VR-760 suitable for live performances?

Yes, the Roland VR-760 is designed for live use with its intuitive controls, diverse sound palette, and lightweight design for easy transport.

Can the Roland VR-760 be used as a MIDI controller?

Yes, the Roland VR-760 can function as a MIDI controller, allowing integration with other MIDI-compatible devices and software.

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ROLAND VR760 V-COMBO | JAM | PT. 1

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Synth Cloud

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Roland V-Combo VR-760 (1 of 4) - Rock Organ Settings

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ROLAND VR-760 (O NORD DA ROLAND) FACTORY SOUNDS by TIAGO MALLEN

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Tiago Mallen

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ROLAND VR 760

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juan manuel

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ROLAND V-COMBO VR-760 - Checking Sound #Roland

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CASA DO SYNTH

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Jazz: Cantaloupe Island; Roland V-Combo VR-760 Jazz Scat patch Test

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PaulOJazz

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Roland VR 760 Organ Demo

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Joel Selsfors

Reviews

Owner Insights

We analyzed real musician discussions from forums and Reddit to find what players love, question, and tweak about Roland VR-760.

Comparisons

  • The VR-700 is noted to have more usable non-organ sounds compared to the VR-760, appealing to those with discerning ears.

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  • The Mojo 61 is considered to offer the best combination of keybed feel, organ tone, and customization, alongside other sounds, making it a strong competitor to the VR series.

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Features and functionality

  • The VR-09 lacks an authentic organ keybed, which may affect the ability to perform smooth hand slides confidently, a feature some musicians find crucial.

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Value and pricing

  • Numa 2 is described as a simpler, more affordable option with great organ sounds, though it offers fewer key sounds than competitors.

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Use cases and applications

  • For those who prioritize an organ keybed without the need for a weighted keyboard, the GSi-DMC MIDI controller with a Gemini module is suggested, albeit at a higher cost.

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Critic Reviews

Roland VR760

soundonsound.com

The Roland VR-760 impressively combines Hammond organ emulation, acoustic and electric pianos, and a synthesizer, making it a versatile stage tool. Its organ sounds and rotary speaker effects are top-notch, and the electric piano samples are refreshing. Real-time controls suit live performances well, and COSM modeling adds character. However, it lacks included expression and damper pedals, and the rhythm section is basic. While the unweighted keys might be off-putting for some piano players, the VR-760 excels as a high-quality, multi-functional keyboard ideal for synth and organ enthusiasts.

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See how Christian Lorenz uses Roland VR-760

Christian Lorenz

Keyboardist

Rammstein

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Used in studio and live.

See how Hugh Banton uses Roland VR-760

Hugh Banton

Bassist, Keyboardist

Van der Graaf Generator

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Hugh Banton used this performance keyboard in the second reunion of VdGG from 2005 on.

See how Torsten Röhre uses Roland VR-760

Torsten Röhre

Keyboardist

Silent Force

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Torsten Röhre, the keyboardist known for his work in rock and metal, is confirmed to use the Roland VR-760. This information is verified by Jenny Kappmeier and Sebastino on the Bourbon Street website.

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