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Is there any model from Yamaha/Roland/... which enables user to load custom sample anyway and use it on keyboard (pref. stage piano)?

My goal is to have ability to copy on pendrive/keyboard memory sample of electric guitar so I could play using this sample. Is this possible? Are there any models on marketplace with this option?

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Adrian, there are many keyboards and synths that can do this, and they've been on the market since the mid-1990s. We consider broad "shopping" questions to be off-topic for this forum. There are many magazines and Web sites devoted to product reviews of synthesizers; you might be better served by looking for some of them. – Wheat Williams Jul 3 '12 at 13:08
when you do find such a model, It'd be great if you could post back here and answer your own question :) I remember trying to find a synth like this in the 90s and there was only the Peavey DPM3 and you had to send the samples over midi via "sample dump standard" - REEEEally sloww. I wouldn't mind perusing the specs of a modern synth that could presumably load a .WAV set by USB stick or something. – Stephen Hazel Jul 3 '12 at 15:32
Well, there were dedicated samplers but they were spendy. – Stephen Hazel Jul 3 '12 at 15:33
Wheat's right. Please check out our FAQ and if you have other questions that would be a better fit here, please feel free to ask them! – Matthew Read Jul 3 '12 at 16:56

closed as off topic by Luke, Wheat Williams, Matthew Read Jul 3 '12 at 16:56

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