Originally posted by to the genesys:
Two of the most recognized features of a “workstation” are a sequencer recorder and sound editing. Once a keyboard has those features, they can legitimately be called a “workstation”. Regardless of the complexity those features exist and whether people use them.
But this is like saying that, because, in the distant past, a 'sports car' was the only vehicle that could go 70MPH, ANY vehicle nowadays that can go 70MPH can be labeled a 'sports car'.
I just feel that for a MODERN arranger to qualify as a 'workstation', it should have MODERN workstation capabilities, not those from several generations ago...
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