You can even record your performance (2-channel) and playback as a high-quality WAV. There are four multi-function pedal inputs and 100 user slots to save custom patches. It also features a high-quality 24-bit audio interface, so you get the full quality of your external sounds. So you can easily adjust massive sounds on the fly, and layered sounds can come from the RD-2000 or external sources, even virtual instruments. There are eight zones for layering sounds that are controlled by the faders. The RD-2000 gives you ultimate control over your performance through eight assignable dynamic encoders and nine faders. Onboard effects include reverb, delay, tremolo, amp-simulations, a 3-band compressor, and a 5-band EQ. Roland went as far as recreating some classic analog effects, too, like the Boss CE-1 Chorus and Roland Dimension D. It’s worth noting that amongst the sounds are recreations of two classic Roland electric pianos, the RD-1000 and MKS-20. Roland’s V-Piano engine offers some beautiful grand piano voices with full polyphony. The SuperNATURAL engine powers some acoustic piano voices, electric pianos, and over 1100 other sounds with 128-note max polyphony. The all-important piano sounds come from two independent sound engines SuperNATURAL engine and V-Piano technology. The keys have a fantastic action and a realistic weight allowing for maximum expression. Roland’s PHA-50 (progressive hammer-action) keyboard is a hybrid of wood and plastic, with a synthetic ivory feel. According to Roland, it’s their best feeling keybed yet. The RD-2000 is the most advanced in a long line of Roland RD keyboard pianos.
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