LOL !!!

As if hardware is less addictive. I used to own an army of hardware synths and buying it all cost me a hell of a lot more than I've spent on software so far.

What is important is the user interface. I guess not everyone has the desire to spend all of their time staring at a computer monitor. I get that way too sometimes. Just power up my Waldorf and Access synths and just kind of mess with sounds without powering up my Mac. Not when I'm working of course.

So that and the fact that we're not talking about potentialy recording an album nor anything serious of a sort makes an all in one hardware box a good option. Although a terribly limited one in lots of ways at least it doesn't make things overly complicated. That could be an advantage too no doubt.

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[This message has been edited by 3351 (edited 02-17-2007).]