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BZ, first thing to try is to change the send to the reverb. First make it really obvious, than back it off a little until you find that your instrument really plays in that room. This is hard to explain, but a good reverb shouldn't be heard when it's on. Only when you switch it off, there should be 'something' missing in your sound. So, try to do a lot of A/B-ing between EFFECT ON/OFF.
If you really don't like the Roland reverb, look for one of those nice boxes from Lexicon or TC Electronic (M-One) and send your signal via the AUX OUTS to this one.
Peter.
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