Roland Go:Keys5 (and 3) menu walkthrough for firmware 1.04 Timestamps in description. 

Welcome! Yes indeed, they just silently sneaked them upon us :) They really have the potential to become popular if people know they exist!

Ik zou zeker ook voor de 5 gaan. Zie ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-qAVSmIxoElU.html voor mijn vergelijkingsvideo...

Can you tell me how many of the effects can be on simultaneously? Thanks.

@@LutionStackridge only one effect at a time for each tone I think

Oh really, I will check that out, figured it was only for readability....😅 The global effects are, but I think a patch can still have it's own effects, I don't hear them change when a second patch/layer is added.

From what I can determine on the owners manual, each single tone can have only one effect active (mfx). Then the scene can have one total effect active plus reverb. So, essentially 2 effects plus reverb altogether. I'd like to see this tested and confirmed if possible.

@@LutionStackridge yes can confirm 2 effects and reverb, and also mic effects

Just like on the Yamaha PSR SX600 and higher!

yes can confirm your bug when renaming; hope a firmware update fixes that

Ah, I'll check the bug on the 5 too... Yes, 5 favs per scene. And some shortcut to go to the bottom of a list faster (like shit+scroll on other gear). The selection wheel will wear out quickly I think.

Yep, same bug on the 5 (not surprising). Renaming WAV is fine....

As far as I know the USB connector(s, the 5 has 2, one dedicated to the cloud adapter) is only for the cloud adapter and an USB mem stick. I dare not try any other stuff I must admit... 😬

@@Patric1976 OK, guess I'm taking a controller to the store... ;-) For Reference the midi implementation mentions: Modulation (Controller Number 1) Portamento Time (Controller Number 5) Data Entry (Controller Number 6, 38) Volume (Controller Number 7) Pan (Controller Number 10) Expression (Controller Number 11) Hold 1 (Controller Number 64) Portamento (Controller Number 65) Sostenuto (Controller Number 66) Soft (Controller Number 67) Resonance (Controller Number 71) Release Time (Controller Number 72) Attack Time (Controller Number 73) Cutoff (Controller Number 74) Decay Time (Controller Number 75) Vibrato Rate (Controller Number 76) Vibrato Depth (Controller Number 77) Vibrato Delay (Controller Number 78) Effect 3 (Chorus Send Level) (Controller Number 93)

@@mungewell "Modulation". But it has no mod wheel. Just pitch-bend. Can you control modulation from an expression pedal? I guess, yes. If so, this makes it even more interesting

A complete sound demo has already been done by someone else: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-sSnxDXP3hBM.html The sounds are exactly the same on the 5. Maybe if I have the time I can make the videos you requested, thanks for the suggestion!

You can add style packs. No clue about the ex30....

Yes, recording (and possibly edtiting) more probably makes it too much of a "budget Fantom" 😁

You mean efx per patch? On the home screen, press the "settings" key under the screen and scroll down.

@@Patric1976 The confusion is in the owners manual on page 30 vs page 55... I have all the fx available on page 30 but page 55 shows all these other fx...of which I haven’t a clue how to access. (You’re talking to a seasoned synthesizer operator here). It’s crazy:)

@@Patric1976 Now, can’t seem to save exact settings such as the release on the piano. 😯

@@Patric1976 just answered my own question. Just saved it as a scene, which saves all the parameters. 😃

I made a comparison video here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-qAVSmIxoElU.htmlsi=e5YCcCCe0QdXEJCr Also in the description there's a whole list of differences. Quite a lot, I recommend the 5.

Yes so far midi can only be on internal memory :(. On the other hand Chord Patterns are simple .csv files you can easily edit.

Strange, yes. The OG can so this. You can import .wav files.

this guy has videoed all tones - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-sSnxDXP3hBM.htmlsi=4ygFs20wBd4GbFJM

That wasn't the purpose of the video. There's one of someone playing all the presets.

Masataka Kono plays all the sounds, he is an excellent jazz lounge pianist too btw, and has already a bunch of digital pianos/keyboards all sounds playthrough videos.

​@@Patric1976 eens